House Novedades

Limited Green Vinyl Pressing
Originally released on Rebirth in 2010 'Boing Pop' by Tevo Howard gets a re-release on another Limited 10" due to big demand.

One of the most watched artists to emerge from Chicago's house scene in the last few years Tevo's productions have tapped into a rich vein of the city's deeply rooted heritage and duly attracted a lot of attention from House heads the world over. And Rebirth has been the first European label to release his music.

Warm and Emotional with a Raw and Hypnotic vibe like all Tevo's productions, 'Boing Pop' is authentic deep house with a touch of acid, rememberings of Phuture Trax, perfectly recreated by Tevo with the same kind of intensity as its inventors ! The Original has been edited and remastered, and the package include a brand new mix from Melbourne's man of the moment Francis Inferno Orchestra ! Griffin James is responsible for a great rework cutting the original beats and bass, adding some spoken vocals, and building the track on a subtle piano stab and pads which drive you to heaven !

Look out for the EP full release early in 2014 !

Absolutely classic, banging ghetto Houz HEAT from the legendary Dance Mania camp outta Chicago. DJ Slugo and DJ Clent supply us with a handful of chopped up R&B and Hip Hop sampling footwork/House bangers. Already highly sought after due to a certain LA DJ dropping the 'Pac sampling "Hail Mary" on his Boiler Room set, this EP can change hands for up to £100 used! Reissued and remastered here for the first time you can now get your hands on this heavyweight 6 tracker for the price of a normal 12" single - Sho nuff! If you know about this style of music then you know what to expect! Raw, super charged House and Footwork stylings for the heads! Reissued in conjunction with Dance Mania, Chicago IL. 100% legit!

Following a solid year of releases kick started by Beatport #1 'No Distance', collaboration with Innervisions boss Dixon, we've witnessed Guy Gerber's RUMORS label go from strength to strength. In its debut year the label has already had guest appearances from Seth Troxler and Chaim, and now Guy himself is set to reveal 'Rumors On The Dancefloor' featuring Miss Kittin.

Set to be Miss Kittin's debut appearance on the label and also marking the eighth RUMORS release, 'Rumors On The Dancefloor' is a powerful embodiment of Guy's innovative imprint. Divided into two parts, the release is built around a symbolic whisper and deep bass guitar riffs that follow a galactic-inspired house and techno framework - with part two a harder offering awash with Guy's signature blend of melodic soundscapes and stylish beats.

Over on the white isle, RUMORS is also encompassing a hugely successful event series held at Playa d'en Bossa's beautiful Beachouse. The party has its own unique ethos whereby each week, the lineups can only be discovered by hearsay and word of mouth. In addition to his weekly party in Ibiza, key dates in Guy's diary include Space in New York, Story Nightclub in Miami and ENTER's Space opening party.

Just in time for the summer peak comes an EP by Swedish producer, HNNY. The lead song is a sentimental, romantic serenade, decked out with lush vocal samples, fortified by a simple, bouncy bass and jazzy drums. Young Marco speeds the tune up and creates a longer instrumental lead-in that sounds like cutting room floor scraps from an Altered Images studio session in the early 80s. A cheerful and perky reinterpretation that is made all the more bittersweet thanks to the late (yet rewarding) incorporation of the fragile swoonings of the original.

The flip supplements 'Mys' aesthetically and sonically, which makes sense—consider it the second half of this two-part composition. It's still a saccharine and gushy little nugget, but one that's a bit more beat-heavy and layered (plenty of sax!) Gothenburg natives, Shakarchi & Stranéus, morph the tune into a deeper, loopier ditty that will surely set any floor ablaze with it's sharp edges and sleek synth washes.

Whether you're embracing your loved one to these four songs while sprawled out in a cushy patch of park green or boogieing on a dancefloor, we know they'll do the trick and meld to the moment you're in.

The third instalment of King Street Sounds Kerri Chandler focussed "House Legends" series sees us digging into late 90's territory with the EP kicking off with "Harder Gets Higher", a stomping Garage groove with dope flourishes of live percussion, typically heavy on those swinging drums and the deepest bassline, all of the trademarks we've come to expect from the man himself. Following on is the heavyweight 6.23 club mix of "Grass Cutter" lifted from his "Trionosphere 3" release from 2000, serious Latin-esque drums cascade over one of the funkiest basslines out there to create a devastating club tool, a perfect way to shake up any dance-floor. On the flip we're treated to a pair of stellar Kerri remixes, Ananda Project's "Awareness (Kerri's Dark Dub)" kicks things off, a taut, driving piece of sultry, late night house featuring some sublime spoken word vocals from Mia Tuttavilla. Rounding out the EP in fine style is the gospel infused sounds of Carolyn Harding's "Pick It Up", as deep as it gets, uplifitng organ, piano and vocal led sweetness, this is pure HOUSE, one for the heads indeed. All featured tracks have been fully licensed from King Street, remastered and reissued with %100 involvement from the label. Essential House music for the seasoned heads and neophytes alike!

Re issue from Derrick Carter's Blue Cucaracha label. Containing 4 tracks from 1994 - 2 from Last Session (AKA Chez Damier & Ron Trent) plus two from The Innocent (Derrick Carter).

Re mastered from original DAT's from DC's private stash. Expect more Blue Cucaracha's down the line...

The Lost Records vinyl special series begins with a collection of remixes and an Original track from label bosses Leftwing & Kody.the A side leads with One Nation which was a great success when released digitally this year and is the first track included on this vinyl sampler. The second track is a remix of "Don't Look" from the same EP as One Nation & remixed by Luca Cazal. The AA side includes two stellar remixes. Hector took on PAWSA & Wade's Anahata and added his gritty twist to it. The second track is Detlefs remarkable remix of Philip Baders "Handmade" which has been shaking dance floors since January this year!

A newcomer joins the LPH WHITE ranks and we couldn't be more thrilled! World, meet Leo Wo¨lfel, a prodigious producer from the heart of Germany!

So in love with this fella's sound are we that we managed to squeeze four stellar originals on a 12' and flesh it out with a Jacob Korn remix. Talk about bang for your buck.

Remixes by Ron Trent & Trinidadian Deep of this Japanese artist that goes by the name of Missing Soul. Spiritual house music!

Pair of fresh cuts from Portuguese disco-duo Cisco Cisco on Apersonal Music. Continuing the love saga that started with "If you want me" and later with "Higher" now they uncover two versions of the same single, jazzy days and nights. "Jazzy days" is a laid-down melodic house tune that builds up along soulful voice samples and live percussions, it feels optimistic and refreshing, a perfect track to set things up. On the flip side "Jazzy nights" takes another direction as a disco-rock uplifting tune aiming at later on into the night moments, it grows and grows driven by a synth solo that brings the jazz into the mix, this is Cisco Cisco in their modernist fashion.
UK disco connoisseur Ron Basejam (Crazy P) stepped into the release by remixing "Jazzy Days", as usual to an original track level, taking a more straight disco direction. As expected the result is impeccable and works beautifully. On the same duties Apersonal founder Andres Vegas stripped down "Jazzy Nights" added new synths and accelerated the bpm, his remix builds up from a dreamy mellow house track into a melodic space-rocker where the original also stand

DJ Octopus begins 2015 as he finished 2014, with a typically forthright selection of late night jams that join the dots between vintage deep house, acid, European techno and the analogue style jack tracks of Willie Burns and the L.I.E.S crew. There's a particularly day-glow feel about deep house opener "Untitled", which features looped organ riffs and energy-packed drum machine rhythms. "The Player" switches things up nicely thanks to some brilliant, cut-up slap bass antics, while "Ghost Antics" sounds like the sort of early British acid track that was found lying around on a dusty DAT. Finally, "Purple Pills" invited you to drop illicit refreshments and lose yourself in a brightly coloured fusion of rave chords, bounding beats and clandestine textures.

Frank & Tony AKA artists formerly known as Adultnapper and Anthony Collins, respectively, are it again on the former's New York based Scissor & Thread imprint. First up "Apprentice" is a well-crafted deep house cut with swirling, captivating pads that build to a climax. "Lamento" with its sexy bassline, playing off the thumping drum programming and yet more swirling pads that they've proven to do so well. Lastly "Modest Season" is the sort of smoky, dubby, after hours house that Swiss producer Agnes was known for similarly, back in the day.

James Duncan - producer of a flawless string of sublime House EP's for labels such asReal Soon and his own Le Systeme imprint, horns man for Metro Area, Morgan Geistand Lem Springsteen (Mood II Swing) and currently on trumpet duties for Sal Principato (Liquid Liquid) - invites us to join him on a whistle stop tour through some of the subway stations in his neighbourhood for the first in a series of Brooklyn Beats'.

Jorge Zamacona returns to Mosaic with three sublime slices of raw techno flavoured house.

Ears Have Eyes are ready to drop their 4th release, this time drawing on the fertile pool of talent available in their adopted home of South East London.
We kick off with the duo FYI Chris who, while not manning the counter of Peckham institution Rye Wax, have been putting together an impressive string of releases on labels such as hurch, Lumberjacks from Hell and Rhythm Section.
Nightmare is possibly their darkest offering to date, pairing chugging drums with jagged acid lines.
Up next, the odd and elusive character of Nick Araguay delivers a silky smooth cut of warm, emotive techno.
Hot on the heels of his recent wax on the excellent Peur Bleue imprint, he's definitely an artist to watch out for.
Over on the flip we have Murun B & Ivor E with a fine track of deeply textured techno.

Finishing off proceedings we have a lovely cut of rough yet sparkling house music that shows off the talents of young production duo The Soft.

After a first LP supported by various artist as Rone, Rodriguez JR, Ark, Electric Rescue, Morpheus or Laurent Garnier, Timid Records is proud to announce Arno Gonzalez' s second album: « The Delivery Boy ». More personal (no featuring this time) and more direct into producing process, Arno tells us pieces of his own story: a come back from a gig in Brest (Back From Vauban), a crazy Sunday afternoon (Domingo Dance), a trip to Japan (Kimura), a train ride to Charles De Gaule Airport (Angers/CDG). He also recalls with a dose of sorrow the cycles effects of buzz and modes into music (Less Was More), the old time Techno (The Break), noisy and synthetic Funk (The Message) or the crazy run of a delivery boy (The Delivery Boy) which will be soon clipped by the motion designer Smoh.
The most surprising thing after a first listening is the work on textures and vibes which give consistency to the all album sailing
between electronica, inspired techno and house grooves. Finally, Camille Rodriguez and Damien « Timid Boy » Almira give us 2
stylish and efficient remixes which will find, for sure, the path to best dj's turntables. Enjoy your meal !

DRIVETRAIN (Detroit, USA) - Time'...the gritty opener exudes science with an impenetrable attitude. Derrick Thompson effortlessly transports an unrelenting sub-bass beneath stabs, filtered synths and mysteriously dark vocals.
G-PROD (Bordeaux, FRANCE) - Sub-Atomic Creation'...the brothers Gaugain enthrall us once again with another sleek and polished, late night excursion. Chopping chords piercing through rich, plush strings exemplify a signature technique.
ORLANDO VOORN (Seattle, USA) - Tribulations'...the accomplished techno warrior drops pure non-stop aggressive energy. A merciless kick and ruthless bass line propel the mechanical rhythm turbulance of industrial strength tronic-fusion.
UNDERGROOVE (Tunis, TUNISIA) - Feelin Deep House'...deep and enticing featuring thick pads and seductive syncopation, this journey captivates from the introduction. Elegant and sophisticated wrapped in dynamic detail.
-DEVICE: A production elaborately designed to necessitate movement-

It has been two year's since 124 Recordings first released Joey Kay's 'Toy Piano' and we wanted to produce something special to celebrate our second birthday.So here is 124R 008-eight tracks over two 12" and a limited single sided remix on 7" that represent the many different shades of house music the label has pushed since its beginning's.From the deeper spectrum of Mome,Tom Noir and Desos to the heavier bass leanings of Metta,Leigh D Oliver and Peter Lawrence,there is also the inclusion of a hammer Jay Shaw remix of the lead track that will be available in limited numbers with the doublepack,Many thanks to everyone who has supported the label,we hope you enjoy this release.

Madrid's Go! Finger takes the vinyl path again launching some selected tracks from one of their most notable cassette releases to date: Route 8 and S. Olbricht's "Ste Pwri Tmod - Selected Works", Budapest's Farbwechsel duo's early efforts together on Go! Finger. Well known by their most recent releases on Lobster Theremin, Nous, Opal Tapes, Delsin, Gang of Ducks and This Is Our Time, "Selected Works" is finally pressed to please all the hard sick heads eager to play and mix a copy on wax loud! Enjoy this preview of a piece that includes S.P.T. Ballacid's original live recorded tracks "Don't Miss Us Florida" & "King County Metro Transit" plus their respective Route 8 & S. Olbricht remixes. Amazing raw analog deep jam cuts. Stunningly strong stuff. Floorkiller!

A proper compilation including the future sound of Argentina coming right from the center of the Republic.
CRUDEZA CORDOBESA is a statement that togetherness is needed to make a musical SCENE alive !
Eight tracks from different interpreters of the south american mood and groove to the world.

Chromatic filters are back on Rebirth...and this time they exceed themselves with this pure quality EP!
'Distant Roots' is a dancefloor bomb with that rolling square wave bass fully loaded with funk and an energy that will take the crowd into a journey.
'Horizon Stripes' is an emotional deep funk mover, here revisited by Chicago hot producer Jamie 3:26 and Japanese talent Brisa.
'Third Comb Beach' (exclusive for the vinyl release) is an impressive track fusing disco and funk to punk and new wave with live instruments.

Janette Jnett Pitruzzello is considered something of a legend in her home city of Melbourne, where she's been DJing for well over two decades. Here, she delivers her debut solo EP, featuring a quartet of tracks co-produced by Maurice Fulton. The latter also delivers a solo mix of opener Reflection", which adds a little leftfield disco sparkle and percussive sweatiness to an otherwise organ-heavy deep house groove. There's a similarly cheery, funky and disco-tinged feel to the rolling, cut-up house goodness of Swangzipani". Elsewhere, the duo gets a little stranger in pursuit of dancefloor thrills, Bubbles Away' is deliciously dark, wonky and intergalactic, while Judge Not' wanders off into head-nodding, instrumental hip-hop territory.

Expanded re mastered edition of Farley's classic "No Vocals Necessary" EP from 1988. 2 x 12" ranging from distorted acid to funked up disco filtered excursions. Essential!

Made by Mark Imperial & Vinnie Devine as Laurent X, "Machines" was conceived in a 16 track studio with an unquestionable Roland TB-303, but also a TR-808, TR-909, a Juno 106, some FX and a bucket of rib tips. According to Mark Imperial, he and his friends (specially Vinnie Devine) had a mad fun playing with gear.

"I was DJing Italo imports since 1980, and as a regular on the Chicago DJ scene, naturally I became involved in DJ International Records from the beginning", says Mark about how the whole thing started.

It was what we call a 'thinktank', and these young producers all experimented with gear. Mark Imperial's exposure to the acid sounds of TB-303 came from his dear friend Adonis (the one responsible for "No Way Back"), and Mark's exposure to the Juno 106 from Dane Roewade.

About the equipment he made use at that time, Mark also stated: "I visited Detroit and was exposed to the Yamaha DX-100, a mere toy that was a staple to the Detroit sound at the time" (Derrick May, for example, did several of his early tunes' basslines with it, and Kenny Larkin confessed it was the equipment through which he made the etheral pianos of 'Yennek - Serena X' classic).

Mark Imperial continued: "Although I didn't visit Detroit until 1989, Derrick May showed admiration for my track "Jason's Revenge" which I did in 1986", a fact that made Mark believe he was making "Techno" at its very early days.

"Machines" was very, very influential tune as well. In 1988, he thought they were making "Acid", but it also became a quintessential masterpiece to other kinds of House music that appeared since then...

Here's an EP with two songs that are sure to take you back. Originally mixed by the legendary Larry Levan of the world famous Paradise Garage. These two Tracks were both considered anthems when played by Larry himself. Officially released in 1986, but this ''Demo Mix'' of 'Winners' was never released. Larry Levan played this unreleased cut for many years. 'Groove' was never actually released and it was Larry's Secret Weapon!

In January of 2003, both songs will be available for the first time together and are sure to bring back the nostalgia that has tried to be recaptured ever since. Written by Brodie Williams. Mixed by Larry Levan.

VF is a most zealicous producer. With joy and pride we announce his second instalment in the series!

One more powerful 12inch with 2 raw clubtracks. Tracks choosen from the now closed Villa Abo tour...

The summer of 2015 sees Gruuv celebrate 5 years in the game. We've put together a brand new compilation featuring 25 of our favourite artists, which will be released as 6 x 4 track vinyl releases every two weeks throughout the summer and features artwork from the renowned Victoria Topping. Each EP will be released on limited edition vinyl, with a free poster and sticker inside, uniquely stamped from 001 - 500.

Thanks to everyone involved, all around the world. Music provides the greatest unity. It strips away indifferences, supersedes language, nationality, culture, all defining human factors, and leaves one common thing we can all interpret; sound.

Having provided a remix for the label back in 2010 Ethyl & Flori now release their first full ep for the label, 'The Last Ninja' kicks things off with an unmistakable old school tech-house feel which to us at FOF recalled the classic 'Architecture' dj mix by Terry Francis with it's punchy kick, sharp percussion and imbued uplifting warmth. 'Fornjot' by Flori on the flip is a different proposition, although still deeply entrenched in a throwback to yesterdays production stylings, this is a much more techno orientated groove with the tracks repeated metallic bass riff anchoring the track in a gloriously hypnotic yet fresh way.

Rick Wilhite delivers a super strong collection of songs & tracks made by producers coming from either New York, Chicago or Detroit. This is part 2 in a 2 volume album.

JD Records hits release number 10 in fine style. Retrospective EP features 3 Detroit tracks from Santonio Echols, this is the real deal, long live the underground!

Highly sought after rarities wanted by the followers of the king of Acid: ARMANDO! Back in the early 90's ARMANDO played these raw cuts from tape on his TALES FROM THE TRACKSIDE DJ mix causing a frenzy on Discogs! A very GHERKIN jackin style. First time on one sided 12 inch vinyl! Don't Sleep!

For the best part of a decade, Fred Peterkin has impressed with his ultra-deep, soul-flecked take on deep house and techno. Here, his Soul People Music imprint gives birth to a new sub-label, Energy of Sound, with the New York producer delivering a double-pack's worth of previously unreleased cuts. Naturally, the standard is abnormally high throughout, with Peterkin variously serving up sumptuous, dreamy fare ("Down Under", the San Francisco '90s deep house revivalism of "Don't Be Afraid"), chunkier deep house rollers ("Memory P"), crunchy dub house ("Dub In The Sky"), and throbbing, tech-tinged brilliance ("Tokyo To Chiba" and the European-sounding "Sybian").

For more than a decade, Jimmy Edgar has experimented in sound structure and design, utilising an array of digital and analog hardware to release delphic signings on Warp, !K7 and Hotflush. After launching his enigmatic label Ultramajic in 2013, the Detroit born space cadet delves into mystic philosophy with his latest metaphysical embodiment.

Following on from Lando's July release, the forthcoming EP 'Shine' sees a continuation in pulsating chunky house chords with an industrialised varnish. The gargantuan brawn and weight of 'Let me tell you' ensures crowd-pleasing thump. This theme then slightly diverts, with the synthetic minimalism of 'The Dip Chair' and 'Two of Wands'. However, Edgar harks back to earlier influences in his career with 'Feel what it is', embodying Detroit house seen through R&B elements, reflective of his hometown influences.

Haunt are back with Right Place the new single from ToCo.

Mark Jenkyns and Christopher Sylvester have joined forces as 12 Stories to release the heavy duty 'Night Obscure EP' on Hot Creations. The EP features two original and unique no nonsense club weapons plus an equally solid remix from Bunte Bummler.

On the A-side, the acid induced 'Showtime' uses a sample from a ghetto fight to aptly fit the name of the track. After spending a lot of time in the studio and using numerous bits of Roland gear, the second track 'Night Obscure' finally came together when Mark's neighbour spontaneously sang a French poem for the the vocals. No stranger in the Hot Creations camp Bunte Bummler uses the vocals to full effect over deep chugging percussions, while keeping hold of the sonic energy that flows through the EP.

This release is their first original output as 12 Stories and paves the way for much more to come including releases on VIVa and Leftroom. Originally from South Shields, Mark Jenkyns has enjoyed a series of well received releases on Hot Creations, Hot Waves, Crosstown Rebels and Dogmatik. Christopher Sylvester under his Inxec alias has released on a wealth of labels including Contexterior, Last Night on Earth, Leftroom, Get Physical, Culprit and Crosstown Rebels.

Mannheim natives Bunte Bummler aka Fabian Winkels and Manuel Vobis met 12 years ago in the graffiti scene, although several years would pass before they joined together to produce and DJ. Releases have appeared on the likes of Hot Trax, Recovery Tech, Deep Tech Records, Viva Music, Leone, Defected and Cecile.

I Love Acid reaches number ten with a very special edition: a various artists 4-tracker featuring three certified legends of the TB303: DJ Pierre, Hardfloor, and Luke Vibert - plus a track from the label owners Posthuman. Heavyweight 12" vinyl - hand numebred & stamped, limited to a one-off run of 808 copies. Strictly no digital. Strictly no represses. Proper acid gear.