House Novedades

Lazare Hoche Records Paris is back with 400 copies of solid black vinyl
with 4 straight up grooves on it. House cuts w/ slight jazz flavour and
percussive work-outs.

On the next installment on their Discotheque Wreckers imprint, Psychemagik delve into yet untapped regions of their record collections to bring you a double A 12" of Cosmic Italo gold, two monster dancefloor beasts with bulging basslines, spacy synths and super sweet vox, both guaranteed club killers, the duo continue to deliver quality cuts, a fine edition to this epic series of edits/remixes.

Having wowed critics and crate-diggers alike with 2012's acclaimed Magik Cyrkles compilation, Psychemagik are now ready to unleash the follow-up, Magik Sunrise. TIP!!
Bristling with psychedelic, cosmic and curiously Balearic oddities hand-picked from the depths of their vast record collections, Magik Sunrise is, if anything, even more inspired that its predecessor.

For 'Magik Sunrise', the Kent-based duo has dug even deeper into the dusty corners of their record vault, deep in the Cosmic Forest. The result is another inspired, 15-track
collection that gleefully skips between all manner of forgotten gems and little-known nuggets, occasionally stopping to acclaim an otherwise unknown track or artist.

Off-kilter African reggae (Max Adioa) nestles side by side with eyes-closed deep-jazz funk (Rob Mehl, George Oban), while the stoned, Balearic prog rock of Jeff Liberman jostles for position with the Steve Miller Band-on-valium goodness of Fox's 'The Juggler'. Then there's the Roxy Music-ish grooves of Joey Newman, the drifting new age ambience of Iasos (whose 'Formentera Sunset Clouds', from the 1975 album 'Inter- Dimensional Music', is a highlight) and the folksy bliss of Yves Simon. Artists originally ignored first time round, such as Daniel Mathieu, Cherubin, Susana Estrada and Steve & Teresa, are given a place in the spotlight. In fact, Leng spent a
considerable amount of time tracking down each artist, allowing them to tell their stories, give the inside history of each

Given that Magik Cyrcles was widely considered to be one of the best compilations of 2012, that's some feat. That collection garnered praise across the board, appearing in the end-of-year charts of Rough Trade, Juno and Piccadilly Records. As if that wasn't enough, DJ magazine also described it as 'f***ing great!'

The public seemed to agree with their assessment. The limited-edition gatefold, double-vinyl edition of the collection sold out within two days and now changes hands for upwards of £50 on Discogs.

















CD2

1. Promo Mix for all tracks

Originaly only released on MC in the 80's, African Shakedown proudly presents a rework of Ata Kak's underground classic "Daa Nyinaa". First time on vinyl and now brought to its full sonic potential, this track will definetly shed some sunshine to the dancefloors.
Alongside this heart warming boogie-proto-house anthem comes a Cover/Dub-Version of 60's classic "Iko Iko" by Noema, aswell as a re-mastered version of "you can't change a man" and an Anson edit of "Mombasa".

Italian producer Moplen teams up with The Reflex to share a track each on a transparent 10". Both acts re-jig classic disco and rock gems, with Moplen taking to '70s Philadelphian disco quad First Choice and their track "Let No Man Put Us Under", while The Reflex tinkers with The Clash's "Rock The Casbah". Where First Choice's original may be more about people-power and self determination, Moplen gears his remix directly for the dancefloor with re-swung drums, guitars, bass and First Choice's infamous everyday of my life vocal (used to great effect in Sepalcure's 2010 Love Pressure EP). The Reflex boldly revises a Clash classic, with a specifically engineered four-four drum beats dominating his casbah riddum, which is totally rebuilt from the groups original 1982 hit.

Disco Bloodbath Recordings latest is the debut solo release from one of the founders and original residents of the Disco Bloodbath clubnights, Dan Beaumont - formally of production duo Jam Factory and the man behind London venues Dalston Superstore and the newly opened Dance Tunnel.
'Reality Checkpoint' is an atmospheric mid-tempo house chugger based around judicious use of samples and a slight dub-reggae sensibility to the groove. The original is accompanied by two alternate versions - one from Neville Watson, which pushes the track into club territory, and one from Dan himself, which strips things back, further accentuating the track's dub overtones.

Sunkissed Recordings' latest offering features four Balearic gems from the incredible Grace Jones. One of the faces of the original Ibiza party scene, Grace spent many a debauched night partying hard on the island and her music was as influential on the original Balearic scene as it was in the New York disco underground. First up is the amazing Tom Moulton 12' version of 'La Vie En Rose' - a slo-mo sensual disco masterpiece that became an anthem at Ibiza's Amnesia. Next up is the extended 12' version of 'Feel Up' with a fantastic groove that filled floors from the Paradise Garage to Pacha. On the B side, we get 'Nipple To The Bottle' another stunning Sly & Robbie production that found favour on the Balearic dancefloors and last but not least the extended Larry Levan mix of the party classic 'Pull Up To The Bumper'. You need this!

King DJ lädt auf "Let Me See You Feel" zu einer musikalischen Reise der besonderen Art ein. Mit seiner einzigartigen Mischung aus Disco, Funk und House erobert er die Floors der Welt und die Herzen der Fans.

Mr. Munk is back! Having released nothing since 2 years - now he comes back with Misterio: an ousider house bomb that sounds like the perfect follow-up to his last album's hit La Musica. Misterio starts like a "normal" house tune. Based on fat house drums and a catchy bassline. But after the intro it turns into crazy new wave funk. New York early 80ies style. Fucked up guitars and a guy shouting in Brazilian, Spanish and English languages.
Mat Munk (aka Gomma records' co-boss Mathias Modica) recorded this tune last summer in Berlin and Porto Allegre/Brazil. The voice comes from Brazilian DJ Gab Cevallos. The track has been mixed and co - produced by Mark Ralph. (Hot Chip, Jamie Jones)
Also the remixes are the bomb! Severino from London's Horse Meat Disco made the perfect summer dancefloor shaker. And PBR Streetgang's Bonar Blackberry's version is perfect for fans of the new UK House vibes.
This single is great! Greater! People will scream. Promise!

On the first Editions Disco release in many moons, Prince Language brings it with 'Stay Up', an anthem for the late-night crew. An early-80s midnight music video staple is teased and extended into a menacing and funked-up groove bomb that will have you running for your nearest horizontal mirrored surface. An ominous, pulsating drone over driving drums builds up before giving way to angular guitar funk, dubby piano fireworks and a bassline as insistent as that numbness in your teeth. A chorus of 'up all night... stayin' up all night' let's you know what time it is. But you probably shouldn't know that when you're still going. Editions Disco never sleeps.
On the flip-side, NYC storyteller Lee Douglas brings us an epic extension of the classic live version of a smooth guitar god's 'On Broadway' - but there's nothing silky about this one. This is a foot-stomping workout complete with rousing crowd noise, a relentless piano riff on top of a handclapping groove that refuses to quit, and guitar pyrotechnics that all build to a series of chorus-teasing climaxes. Gutbucket disco, and late-night workout of the highest order.
Both cuts are pure gold - choose your weapon, DJs. Already getting support from the DFA crew, Lovefingers, Mathieu Schreyer of KCRW Los Angeles, and Justin Miller just to name a few.

The most complete 90's dance compilation is now available ! Here the Vol.2 of 5 containing Scatman John, Shaggy, Natalie Imbruglia, Neja, Real McCoy, U.S.U.R.A., Double Dee, .... and many more !!!

a/jus/ted is the musical concept of veteran producer Justin Strauss & analog aficionado Teddy Stuart, better known as Eddie Mars, & since coming together in 2012 the pair have crafted some lush, synth heavy music. Before then they had impressive careers: in the case of Strauss, remixing & producing for some of the biggest acts in the States from a range of genres, & for Stuart it was producing his own disco fried sounds for UNO NYC.
The original version of 'Stay Up Here' is an emotional ride on top of a simple but evocative bassline with neon synths & delicate melodies all swaying infectiously. The sweet, whispered vocals from Miss Bee (who has sung for producers including Needwant's Mario Basanov before now) inject a certain steaminess & the whole track oozes cool.
As well as a dub, one half of PBR Streetgang & something of a man of the moment Bonar Bradbury also offers a remix. His version is sympathetic to the original but features a more degraded, apocalyptic bassline & sharper, more prominent claps. Finally, Golf Channel's nu disco favourites The Rhythm Odyssey also turn in a remix. This version twists & turns & is much more purposeful & electric. Pixelated synths rain down the face of the track & an anthemic piano breakdown really sets the whole thing alight.
Another fine A&R stroke for Southern Fried, this release will surely propel a/jus/ted to the next level.

SUPERB RELEASE FROM MARC EVANS TAKEN FROM HIS FORTHCOMING CD PRESSED ON A CLEAR VINYL 7 INCH.

Welcome aboard then Forgotten Corner Records
Named after the enchanting, mystical & often forgotten about part of Cornwall where the label is based
And what a debut !
Jaipur Palace is a seriously mesmerising mid-tempo chugger, marinated in intoxicating Indian Spices and best unleashed in strobe-lit, dirty basements
On the flip, Black Merlin provides a stunning rework, taking the track to EBM influenced heights and adding all manner of twisted effects and vocal chants
LIMITED EDITION 200 copies only - Heavyweight Vinyl - Hand-screened insert artwork

Think fast these are not gonna be around for long. Release number Four in the already ludicrously collectable series ! 10" marbled pink, single press, 400 only, hand stamped, hand numbered and no digital

It's always a pleasure when Sare Havlicek brings something to Nang HQ and obviously, this single is no exception! 12 inches of disco groove served up and ready for the masses. This time Sare has not come alone though, 'Insinuations and Allusions' has been called upon for some serious remixes, featuring the likes of Inigo & Dan Solo; Copycat & Martin Brodin; Tiger Cubes and Sasha Kojevin, you can bet on a seriously heavy release.
The original mix roles straight out from the needle with subdued nu-disco tones that gradually benefit from the enhancements of the funky guitar stabs. The mix has a steady groove that is a subtle back tone for those sunny summer afternoon parties.

Great tunes that made the Disco 70's history. 13 tunes, re-mastered extended versions, containing The Monks, Brooklyn Express, George Keanz, Johnny Dynell, ... and many more !!!

For lovers of house and techno, Noir should really need no introduction. Unquestionably one of the most talented electronic artists in the world, through his highly energetic DJ sets, sublime productions and acclaimed label Noir Music he has tirelessly built a reputation as a leader in his field.
Notable releases include his collaboration with Haze 'Around', the Solomun remix of which has been the undisputed deep house anthem of the last 18 months, demonstrating Noir's exceptional ear and propensity for being ahead of the game in nurturing world-class talent. This has since been cemented by signings such as NICe7 and Hot Since 82 to his label, proving his skills as an A&R are of an equally exemplary standard to those as a recording artist.
Here he drops two brand new remixes, both of which can be found on his upcoming Noir In The House compilation, released 28th January on Defected Records.
First up is his reworking of one of the biggest Ibiza bombs of recent memory, Intruder's unifying 'Amame'. Stripping things back to a bare, hypnotic groove, Noir allows the unmistakable vocal of Jei to float silkily over the raw percussion and twisted stabs of synth, creating a darkly persuasive record perfect for those deeper moments.
Noir then heads further back in time, plucking Jason Jink's seminal 'Your First Time' from his dusty shelves and smartening it up for today's dancefloors. Heavily beefed drums and skittering hats add a distinct new dimension as Noir preserves the driving bass and sultry vocal. For lovers of the original record, this version offers the perfect update while simultaneously introducing it to new fans across the world.

The smallest thing can trigger it, at any moment. A word, a smell, a sound, and suddenly that mnemonic feeling of transportation to a lost memory, or a hidden place. Familiarity and recognition; someplace you've been before.

Limited remastered reissue of Bagarre's cult classic New Wave Italo disco LP 'Circus'. Originally released back in '82 on tiny Italian label Sauvage Musique, this amazing LP which features the wonderful left field vocals of Ann O'Rack over some killer italo disco grooves has become a real collectors item and is now hugely in-demand.

Standouts include the superbly melancholic and sleazy 'Dirty Love', oddball gem 'For Your Pleasure' and the excellent disco version of 'Lemonsweet', but the whole LP is great and a worthy addition to any collection. Top stuff!

Young gun Kitt Bang became a famous Munich resident DJ over the past ten years, most notably for his sets at Zombocombo freak-theater. The old dog Enne has spun and produced records for nearly thirty years. He's created and remixed tracks for labels like Compost, Permanent Vacation, Nang, and Tirk. Enne is also a member of the acclaimed Electunes band Mohear. The combination of these two DJs should probably result in a generation clash. But, instead, they're creating cool sounds that touch on the 'retro' while bringing in the 'new' for a decidedly timeless dance music style. Their dance music is funky and weird, born from plenty of hours of sessions utilizing classic, analog gear like those of Moog infamy. It's a step beyond the usual nu-disco glut ...; quality sounds from qualified sound-makers.
Support by Makoss (FM$), Soft Rocks, Irregular Disco Workers, Hardway Bros, Aromabar, DJ Rocca (Ajello), Laurent N., etc.......

t's been a long time coming for Goodwill Gumede. The South African singer and musician has been working on his material for over six years under the enigmatic moniker EnaWadan before finally exhibiting his productions to a worldwide audience (thanks to Sonar Kollektiv's signing). The spirituality of his alias (which means literally translated "I
am everything in anything") can also be heard in his creative output. His African background and heritage looms very large in his approach to produce contemporary dance music. But don't try to limit him to his sophisticated rhythm structures.

DJ Rahaan features twice on the sixth edition of the Grimy Edits series, supplying his own edit and a collaborative piece with Zernell. Rahaan's first edit, "Rebound", booms with beats, as hands to the ceiling vocals wail above a grooving bass and slicing hats. His second edit, "What!", this time with Zernell, falls somewhere between a disco-mashed version of Myles Davis, Shaft and something from a Guy Ritchie soundtrack. Tim McAllister drops the third and final edit in "I Need Help!" employing James Brown's funkadelics to a horn stabby and danceable jam.

COMING FOR RECORD STORE DAY! PLEASE PREORDER NOW.
Special limited edition for Record Store Day 2013. Hand numbered, limited edition of 150 pressed on white vinyl and including the white vinyl 10" of "CAN'T YOU SEE ME" along with the SPDSC bonus mix CD. Full picture sleeve. You get white vinyl double LP + white vinyl 10" + mix CD. A collection of disco reworks done by top Russian producers, compiled and organized by SAINT PETERSBURG DISCO SPIN CLUB. More than edits these are whole new songs built on samples from the originals. Don't sleep!

The founder of HOT MIX RECORDS delivers a bangin full length to follow up his great "INT'L SMOKE SIGNALS EP" on MATHEMATICS. Here he continues with more amazing sounding house tracks that include "IN A DREAM" featuring GREGG FORE of DREAM 2 SCIENCE, "SECRET CODE", "FINGERS THEME", etc. Tip!!

RETURNING FROM A FARAWAY PLACE WITH A FAR AWAY SOUND, THE HOTLY ANTICIPATED FOLLOW UP FROM THE COSMOLOGIST HAS LANDED. EARLY SUPPORT FROM GREG WILSON & ASHLEY BEEDLE. PRESSED ON BRAZIL YELLOW VINYL

Ready for summer!! BBK and Broadcite Music present a Brazilian flavoured mash-up featuring vocalist Margareth Menezes. Inspired by the vibe of Brazil the Bruk boogie Kru don't wander too far away from their trade mark sound of hybrid Afro Latin fusion on this single.
A tribute to the roots of their inspirations mixing beats and technology, harks back to the golden age of fractured experimental beats.
This is a single shot straight to the dance floor designed to light up the party and make the target move!
Afro Latin and Futuristic groove mixed with a bit of fun on wax.

Continuing their fine Tape Edit series of releases the Check The Guns boys bring us a 4 track EP packed with expertly sliced up gems.
First up is Greg Hendersons "Dreamin'" which is given a CTG workout that should move any discrerning dance floor.
Next up is the cow bell and bass guitar grinding work out of "Love Somebody". On the flip side "Disco Magic" brings the funk to the table and finally "Can't shake" is an old school cut up with a vintage feel.

The latest EP from Chicagodamn
Affirming once again why he's at the very top of his game

3 more unique, live take MPC jams that will destroy and delight in equal measure
From the dislocated Funk of Pleasurer, to the futuristic House sound of Temporary Transgression via the powerhouse slammer that is Let Your Body Rule
All killer
LTD Hand-Stamped 12 - 300 copies

Very rare and in demand mix of this 1982 track mixed by Francois Kevorkian and Hubert Eaves III

JAM HOT ONCE AGAIN WORK THEIR MAGIC AND BRING THIS 70'S CLASSIC TO LIFE SUPPORT FROM ALL THE BIG BOYS REVENGE, PARRISH, DIM

There once was a scene up in Boston, where things weren't nearly so awesome. So the kids went to Cambridge where people have knowledge and there the dance music did blossom!
Five years after our infamous Dancing on the Charles outdoor parties helped put Boston on the dance music map and launched our careers into the stratosphere, we're returning to our roots on the banks of the Charles River. Soul Clap presents: Dancing On The Charles is a part of the Boston dance music story that shines a spotlight on our hometown and unearths some incredible talent. Born from the same spirit and philosophy that has so powerfully shaped our DJ sets, this is a musically diverse compilation of artists held together by geography representing the wide spectrum found in our hometown.

Sometimes you have to look backwards to move forwards. In the case of Maceo Plex's DJ Kicks mix, it's case of looking back with a different perspective. While Maceo Plex's mix is composed mainly of records that are up to 20 years old, it's the tone of those records that is important.
Eric Estornel, to use Plex's real name, has certainly come up with a forward-thing set that doesn't sound like much else out there.

'The whole mix is very dark,' agrees Estornel. 'But it's very varied as well. It's really boring to stay one style. If you're a lover of music, you don't love one style. I think it's important to travel through different styles.' The end result is an education, a lesson in how electronic music for the dancefloor is done with intelligence.

Crucially, Estornel has re-edited nearly every track on the mix. 'Most of the tracks are really old, so they needed freshening up,' he says. 'A lot of them were missing percussion, or some other element I thought they could use.' I went through my own stuff and previous DJ Kicks mixes. Y'know, research. I think it is the most important mix series so I wanted to make sure it was music that I really loved and I want to hear in five or ten years time.
But isn't it a bit of a contradiction, trying to bump electronic music out of a retro rut by looking to a different set of old records. Estornel reasons it thus: 'A lot of the music on there is old, but basically has the sounds and the type of vibe that I think is missing these days. I went through a lot of new music. I didn't want to select anything that everyone is playing at the moment and I definitely didn't want to select anything that was already out on digital. The whole mix is comprised of vinyl only and is not going to be out on digital other than the DJ Kicks mix. To do that I had to go through a lot of new music and a lot of old music, and there wasn't much new music that I really loved.
In time-honoured tradition, the mix contains a massive 10! exclusive tracks, the lead kicks track bing Galactic Cinema, a muscular and suitably off-world house chug. 'I'm kind of known for a couple of big disco records and some really deep bassline house tracks, but that track much darker, but still pretty sexy and soulful. The whole thing is dark and futuristic.This mix is kind of my legacy, or, at least, part of it,' says Estornel, by way of a parting thought. 'In ten or twenty years I'm going to want to go back and listen to this mix and I hope it's still fresh.'
Who knows. It sounds pretty timeless right now, though.

un released remix -quality

Vidis hat sich nie als ein Erfinder oder ein Pionier gesehen. Einige sagen, das Rad neu zu erfinden sei keine Option, aber was, wenn man etwas nimmt, das bereits existiert, und fügt es zu einer neuen Richtung, Qualität und Dimension zusammen Also hier ist Vidis heute - ein DJ, Produzent, Promoter, Radiomoderator, Labelgründer, Künstler-Agentur-Manager und vieles mehr. Schlicht und einfach gesagt - ein Musikliebhaber der höchsten Ordnung, eine lokale Institution und ein Verfechter der Szene in seiner Stadt. Der Meister der Neuerfindung. Vidis veröffentlicht mit "Silence Please!", als erster litauischer DJ, ein Mix-Album, auf einem international anerkannten Label, Get Physical Music.

After causing mayhem in the hands of a select few dj's, and rising to anthem status at Andrew Weatherall & Sean Johnston's mighty A Love From Outer Space, Logan Fisher's edit of "Walk The Night" is finally getting a vinyl only release on his Haules Baules imprint , accompanied by a mind altering acid interpolation remix courtesy of the aforementioned Mr Johnston in his Hardway Bros guise.

So it's HB on HB action, as Haules Baules open proceedings on edit duty, ruthlessly stripping the original of it's Glam tendencies, and refocusing it into a throbbing slice of camp, disco menace.
Sinister synths, sweeps and delays fuse with the original leaving you swaggering about on the dancefloor like Gary Glitter on Ketamine.
Sean's been banging them out of late, putting his now signature Hardway Bros sound on mixes for Alien Alien, Ajello and The Asphodells.
Here we see one of his most established efforts yet, taking Creeper down into cavernous EBM dub territory. Pulsating leads, teasing chants and a distorted vocal guide us to it's brooding depths, before our voodoo hips succumb to the unstopable Hardway Bros acid wiggle. Look out, take care cause Creeper's most definitely gonna get ya!

Vinyl only, hand printed sleeves. Get on it!