House News

it's finally out! after waiting more than two years we see the long awaited re-release of one of the most wanted records of the last years: c-rock's - funky dope trakk'.
originally released on the german label - urban flow' by dj see-base this one got early support by opinion leaders like hans nieswandt and was hyped big time in spex magazine way back in the 90s! in fact it turned out to be one of ricardo's and raresh's secret weapons over the last years and the public demand to repress the dope trakk simply got to big for us to hold it back any longer.

now with fresh remix-treatment by friend and supporter boris werner from amsterdam and cocoon-buddy sascha dive. of course the originator himself contributed a remix by himself - so daft punk are not the only ones to remix themselves these days ;)

and of course with a special remaster of the original that brought up the raw and manic flavour even more... this is solid!

pure oldskool and contemporary state of the art at the same time... this is something to get hold of before it will be sold - again!

Numero2, a change of pace from his scintillating tech and house releases into the world of the kind of murky deep funk being perfected by Anhura offshoot Anhura Vinyl. On the label's second release, the grooves come exploding out of the black wax on 'Ghost Inside' rather than being restrained by pesky digital limitations. "Ghost Inside" is also amply supported by the world's top producers on the remix including: Nitin & Butter the Butcher, Martin Dawson, and Thyladomid, for a complete and satisfying late summer dance floor essential.

After an impressive start Halo Varga's Surface imprint readies its third release from Manchester-based producer Benedict.

With releases on Freeerange, Hudd Traxx, Morris Audio and Urban Torque, Benedict's CV speaks for itself and his debut on Surface showcases what he does best -
refined deep house with garage overtones that makes it appeal somewhat timeless.

Complementing the original are three remixes from a selection of house music aficionados. First up is New York house cat Alix Alvarez who turns in an upbeat tracky take on AAPTOBG.
Pezzner delivers a brooding, techy re-work that builds into a beautifully uplifting yet restrained breakdown that gives the listener a brief moment of euphoria before that switches straight back into hypnotic groove.

Fresh off the back of an outstanding release on Mobilee, San Fran duo Safeword explore a jazz infused dubbed-out tip drawing out the original's vocal over its course to great effect.


DJ FEEDBACK:

Ian Pooley Various The Pezzner Dub is wicked and the Safeword Mix is great too !!

Matthias Vogt Motorcitysoul impressive list of remixers and remixes - nevertheless: i'd say original!

Cyril Etienne Dj Deep Alix Alvarez mix is nice!

Carlos Sosa DJ Sneak marc cotterell - alix A mixes are good.

Arnaud Le Texier Safari Electronique Alix Alvarez Rmx & Pezzner Dub are great!

Brett / Justin Droog / Culprit (LA) Pezzner and Safeword make this jam a bigger treat

Eric Maetrik / Maceo Plex Support. Thank you.

Carsten Schuchmann Meat (Get Physical / Freebase) Alix Alvarez's Mix 4 me. like it mucho!

Luca Bacchetti Wagon Repair / Tenax Alix Alvarez remix id really cool !I loving the deepness

Kasper Esperanza Alix Alvarez remix is very nice. Thanks! :)

Alex Kid Cadenza/Rekids Have to give a go to the original and ix Alvarez's mix :)

Tony Rodriguez Brothers' Vibe Top shelf! Thanks

Terence . (:terry:) Freak N Chic N LOVE WITH THE ALIX ALVAREZ ONE..PROPER DEEP NEW YORK HOUSE..

Chris Duckenfield Swag Pezzner never disappoints, in the bag

Lucien Nicolet Luciano / Cadenza thanks!

Nitin No.19 both pezzner mixes rock. will definitely be playing these out!

Johnjon Suol The Marc Cotterell Rmx is really nice and deep! thx

Christian C-Rock (Motorcitysoul) bis one, AA for me!

Jools Porter Miss Jools / Sleeper Thief / Cladestino marc cotterell is nice vibes for summer

Andre Lodemann Freerange nice ep!

Kerri Chandler Alix Alvarez mix is this shit! Pay attention to Alix, he's on fire!

Tuomas Salmela Phonogenic (Cocoon, 20:20 Vision) Pezz mixes for me, thanks

Laura Jones Leftroom / Vision Quest Nice. Support! Like how different all the remixes are. Tough one to choose but think Alix's is the have. Thx :)

Michael Doddman Huxley (Ethyl & Huxley) pezzner mix yes!

Danny Howells Dig Deeper Large release .. killer original, and the remixes are ace too .. especially Pezzner. Full support!

Dusky Dogmatik / Anjunadeep Love the Pezzner remix!

Cozzy D Lower East Usual top quality from Pezzner ;)

Florian Kruse NRK/Hynotone/Various great package! wonderful music!

Markus Liefke Afrilounge Great EP...great remixes!! Full support!!

James Fox quite like the original and safeword mixes, not crazy about the spoken word vocal though. thanks

Ashley Beedle Xpress 2 / Skint Really feeling the rawness of the original.

Danny Ward Dubble D / Moodymanc nice pack all round! on the dl to check further thanks

Robbie Akbal Supernature Recordings / Akbal Music Amazing release.. this will be big all mixes are sick! so hard to decide a winner... Pezzner & Alix Alvarez, but i will definitely play all..great artists in here!

Kristian Ame nice one:-)

Samuel Thalmann Okain (Tsuba/ B-Pitch/Je'Taime) Alix Alvarez kills it again on the remix

Harri Sub Club pezzner mixes for me

Alex Niggemann Soulfooled/Supernature/Tsuba Pezzner Rmx is phat!!!!

Jesus Gonsev Jesus Gonsev, Baker Street Solid release!not easy choose one cut,in this first impression Safeword Remix is my fav.....


Osunlade Yoruba solid remixes

John McIver Jet Project Lethal package, all sounding wicked!

Moodtrap Tsuba Strong release here......our fav is the original. thx

Delano Smith Hot! Alvarez and Safeword for me, though all mixes are spot on, great work!

sebastian kahrs Sebo K great package ! hard to chose a favourite !

Lauhaus Lanting Polder / Intacto alix alvarez remix is dope!!

Wally Lopez Underwater / Various Pezzner mixes are amazing

Jamie Odell Jimpster (Freerange) great mix from Alix! got da groove going on!

Adam Shelton Below what a package! great stuff! hard pushed for a favourite here, all are so good. :) thanks

Vinyl-only label Never Learnt return with a four track release from Christopher Rau featuring a blistering, raw remix from Lerosa.

Following releases from Nyra and October & Borai, the London/Limerick-based imprint is in fine fettle and this latest release see's
the Smallville man, Rau, turn in some of his best work to date.

Selected Dj Feedback:

Norm Talley: 'Marbled World is the one for me. Nice disco flavour, Nice!!!'
Juniper (Underground Quality): 'one of the best house releases I've heard in a while'
Gerd: 'Wow, great ep!'
Jimpster: 'big fan of Rau, always fresh sounding ideas these four tracks are all brilliant. 5/5'
Baaz: 'new stuff original rocks, thanks!!'
Ame: 'I like this a lot!'
Recloose: Loot and New Stuff Leroda Rebuff are really nice - love CRs stuff!'
Ben Sims: 'Loving the rawness of Loot'
Jonas Kopp 'Love it!'

Additional Support:
Brothers Vibe, Chris Duckenfield, Eric Cloutier, Cedric Maison, Ethyl, Semtek, Will Saul. Creative Swing Alliance, Glimpse, Groove Armada, Huxley, Nicholas, Ricard Miranda, Alex Coulton, The Rhythm Odyssey, Mano Le Tough, John Osborne, Disco Bloodbath, DFRNT, Chicago Damn, D'Julz,

Selected Press:

Resident Advisor: Review Confirmed
Philip Sherburne (The Wire/Spin/RA) 'Really feeling this. Nice to hear Rau keep buildling on his sound and trying different things, rather than sticking with the same ol' same ol'. Lerosa's remix is dope too.
Hot Plastic: Review Confirmed
Ibiza Voice: Review Confirmed
XLR8R: Featured in Tom Demac podcast

The 19th release on We Play House Recordings (not counting the vinyl-only coloured ones) comes from two trusted label names: WPH's Welsh man with various plans Luv Jam and SRF Inc, a moniker for German Wunderkind Dynamodyse. TIP!
What can we say about Luv Jam other than that his styles and persona are genuinely unique Since his WPH debut his name and fame have been constantly rising with releases on labels like Phonica, Throne Of Blood and Rawax. All trusted houses of vinyl and good house music, but surely you can say that We Play House Recordings is his spiritual home. So let the music speak, because 'We Play Mouse' and 'We Play Ooidonk' talk that classic Luv Jam walk!
SRF Inc is everything that Dynamodyse is not, SRF Inc is everything that Dynamodyse is too. Mathias 'Matze' Schmitt like to collaborate with like-minded souls. Be it San Soda, Ante Perry or simply himself. Just like Luv Jam's music talks for him, so does it for SRF Inc. He has collaborated with people on 'How To Eat Music' and 'Honigtränen', but with whom will not be revealed. Safe to say that these two beauties of tracks will find a long and lasting life in the bag of many DJ's and music lovers.

The Lab compilation series was established in 2009, and has since gone on to host some of the electronic music scene's most revered DJs. Loco Dice, Steve Bug and Seth Troxler have made the series a 'must check' compilation brand, pushing new music, new artists and labels to the fore, and allowing the DJs to experiment and mix up the sounds in The Lab.

12" + SLIPMAT Debut release on the new BEATS DELIVERY & GLENVIEW RECORDS joint venture. TMO "JAM III" + bonus beats. This limited set of 100 comes with a GLENVIEW RECORDS slipmat packaged alongside. Grab this set fast.

Anthony's fourth album is simply called 'Four' and features 11 masterpieces of deephouse music. Check!
Every track is a masterful lesson in the art of this genre. They are beautiful and originally composed, including elements of jazz, garage, disco, RnB and classic house.

Anthony Nicholson clearly shows that he is gifted with an amazing imagination and also a proper knowledge of musicality.
1. Messages and Aliens
2. Want U
3. Genio (tribute to Jose Roberto Bertrami)
4. Star (sell your soul) ft. Imani
5. It's Alright
6. Chicago (ft Big ED)
7. Secret Prayer
8. The Essence say hey (ft. Jaidene Veda)
9. Return to Black Fusion
10. A t the Disco Church
11. Mother & Earth

Big tracks alert! - The third release from the vinyl only Bokhari label with two new artists appearing on a hand screen printed ltd edition 10".
Igor Jadranin brings you a heavy dose of percussive, groove-laden house music, packed with tension, swirling sirens, and melodic synth stabs.
The 'for just one thing' vocal refrain burrows it's way into your head, before morphing into an inspired neo-soul breakdown.
On the flip Glitchell Moore's Skadarlija is an infectious slice of warm, intergalactic deep house. A lost, echo-laden vocal glides in and out of the track, whilst hypnotic keys and a lingering bassline give proceedings a lush, trippy feel.
Not a million miles from the nostalgia tinged future boogie of a certain Space Dimension Controller, perfect music for the twilight hours.

"Circles of Others" is the debut EP of Panos & Sentenza, a producers duo from the mid-west of the USA. We at Soweso are happy to welcome these talented guys in our Soweso stable. This 3 track EP plus the remix of San Proper (Rush Hour / Perlon) covers the spectrum from Chicago influenced modern house music to disco based jack. We live hard, we love harder. Available as 4 track EP

The second instalment in Midnight Shift's remix series sees Eddie Niguel and Juju & Jordash put their magic touch on already well-received tracks by Iron Curtis (Johannes Paluka) and Detroit veteran Terrence Parker.

On the A-side, duo Juju & Jordash let their love for the jazz and experimental shine through. From a straight-up melodic house number by TP to some form of beautiful ugly, the track leads in with a deceiving pop bassline before turning into a broken, asylum hideout for the deranged. Thankfully for us listeners, it fades off with grace.

'Never Give Up' is Iron Curtis's contribution to the label (Shift 002), which saw two versions of a deeply complex composition and an inclusion in Ian Pooley's Raveline Mix Session. Here, Eddie Niguel of 'Absolute' fame turns the intention into a full onslaught aimed at the clubber's jugular, pausing just long enough for a twisted break. Another hit out of the ballpark by Eddie

400 180g 12" single press vinyl, hand stamped, individually numbered, no digital.
Tusk says - "Balls out Techno."

Dnaut is a brand new label launching with an EP from the mysterious collective MDEC - Music Dance Every Chance. The first track 'The Treasure' is a spangled fusion of synths that variously rasp to shine, while the percussions lend a rough feel. The rubbery drums and bass line of Riz Jungle' harks back to old school Chicago. 'Hero' is a predatory, creeping and crawling house grove with a whispered voice to add yet more intrigue. 'Desire' featuring Hayley Blackman is a little more playful- Rooted drums underpin elastic, swaggering percussive lines and a little disco dazzle is hiding in the subtle synth patterns. 'Glisten Feathers' feat Billy Love closes the EP heartfelt style with a breathy male vocal. Shimmering synths, lingering pads and tinkling pianos add color to the killer vocal.

ack A Yard is the 4th release on the extremely succesful OPROOF label. Drunk on rum mr. G produces one killer after another. With his trademark analog sounds and basslines to die for he understands perfectly well what it takes to make the people dance all night. Boris Ross is Luxaflex headman and he drops a wicked remix! With great remixes and releases on Luxaflex and Stolen Moments this guy is building a good reputation. His style is just funky as hell. Nuff said, just buy on sight and feel it!!

Coming off the heels of his Son Of Sound 01 EP and Night Shift release on Basement Floor, Henry Maldonado releases yet another Son Of Sound EP on his District 30 imprint. Son Of Sound 02 features 3 tracks that vary in mood, but just as the power-plant on the artwork would suggest, they're all New York and all business.

The A side sets things off with Majik Triken. The early morning uptempo deep house stomper grooves eerily with a combination of dirty drums and a harmonic synth line. The haunting vocal loop creeps its way into the track and carries the groove with the rest of the distorted elements. It's a prime example of what can happen when you take Detroit chords and combine it with a New York style backing track.

Side B kicks off with Please Stand By To Move. Straight-to-the-point 808 drumming opens up the track and leads into to even more tech-house chord action. This one is a deep groover throughout, with the energy intensity building as you ride it. Definitely a track for both New York and Detroit fans alike.

Kool Kontrol slows down the tempo to break-neck speed and takes you on a blissful, soulful journey. The track delivers a slow-paced, washed out groove laced with soulful loops and arpeggios. Its 4/4 drum track and behind-the-beat baseline give it more of a hip-hop feel while reinforcing the soulful edge and keeping the energy cool. Pop the top!.

This Time EP features a selection of juicy dance floor fillers including lead track Bird Song with vocals from another rising North London talent, Lolé. Fusing 4x4 house and garage influences, TIMANTI has pulled together a record to suit anyone with a taste for UK sytles and a huger to dance.
After years of developing her productions in studios and testing them on the club systems of London, Steffie Timanti has crafted her dance floor sound. Committed - for the first time - to wax.
12" vinyl in a thick polymer sleeve with free 24x24" fold out poster featuring artwork from Hani Abusamra.

The Freerange Colour Compilation series reaches it's final conclusion this year, and having reached the ripe old age of ten it's time to go Black. The label compilation which has also spawned many of Freerange's bigger singles continues as it first began, presenting the highlights of the years releases alongside four well-chosen exclusive tracks from established producers and newcomers alike which is what we have here on this sampler release. And yeah, we know black isn't actually a colour but we've run out of coloured card options from the pantone book so it seems a seems a suitable point to draw the series to a close as we go out with a bang on Black 10.
Kicking things off we have a killer production from one the most exciting new Japanese house producers we've come across. Sai wowed Jimpster with his 2011 STHLM and recent Ornate releases so when his demo arrived we were all over it. A La Carte is one of those stand out tracks which oozes class and personifies emotional machine-funk with it's simple Detroit chords, nagging bass and raw drums. When the new bass line drops in the break things go up a gear and at the risk of sounding like a right hippy, you really can feel the whole dancefloor come together and share a proper moment. Definitely a special track when dropped at the right time.
Next up next we have yet more fresh young talent, this time from Hamburg and going by the name of Suburb. With just one previous release on Hafendisko the young duo have penned their own sound with clear old school house references but crunched up and sample-heavy for the modern dancefloor. Aspiration keeps the groove shuffling whilst lush rhodes pads loop and a distant tripped out vocal keep the vibe raw and underground.
Two well known and respected producers join forces next with a new project going by the name of Bellavoid. Moments is a high-energy slice of house euphoria laden with spine-tingling chords and reach-for-the-raers strings underpinned with crisp, stripped back beats. We're thinking Milton Jackson meets Orbital at Raindance in 1991.
Closing the EP we have someone who will be a new name to many but hopefully not for long - Mark Hand. On Don't Take It All Away we are treated to an extended soulful beatdown jam featuring the vocals of Vicky Jackson. A perfect last track, this should leave every last one of you blissed-out and heartened by its smokey, sensual groove.

Whoever knows of Toi Toi Musik will know they have become synonymous with underground quality and for keeping things close and personal for their events and agency. Well, with their new label it's no different; they stay very true to their identity (a good mix of English and German) and their quality. The 1st EP is produced by the legendary Mr G. Inspired after playing live at one of their events he wrote the track 'Toi Toi', which was later released on D'Julz's Bassculture label. As a consequence, his relationship with the couple is so personal he nurtured them to open their own label and offered them 3 tracks for TT01 called 'Much Love EP'. The 4th track is a remix by 'HelloRepeat' co-owner Daze Maxim, who has been a guest resident for the party for nearly its entire existence.

A firm favourite in the Rebellion camp, prolific producer Aidan Lavelle makes his third appearance on the imprint this time with the immense 'Direction EP', comprising of three outstanding big room tracks that will blow your mind. Powerful build ups and epic breakdowns will dominate the dancefloor while trippy FX, rolling grooves and deep tribal undertones will circulate the atmosphere with Aidan's vocoder enhanced vocals adding a real stand out element. All three tracks are to be played loud for full effect and maximum destruction on the dancefloor.

Accomplished composer and producer, Aidan Lavelle has worked with a number of world-class artists including U.N.K.L.E Gorillaz, Ian Brown, Queens Of The Stone Age and Massive Attack.

Having built up an illustrious body of work in television and film music, last May saw him take a step back into the realms of underground dance music with his debut solo release on Rebellion, the 'Tinnitus EP'. While also remixing for the likes of Layo & Bushwacka and Betoko, the highly successful 'Get Yourself EP' followed in December on Rebellion receiving huge support from the likes of Pete Tong on his Radio 1 show. Aidan´s releases are being heavily by a wide range of artists including James Holden, Richie Hawtin, Solomun, Nic Fancuilli, Sasha, Tiefschwarz and Mandy

Aside from building up a busy touring schedule and playing alongside Damian Lazarus at the Rebellion Rave in London and the Crosstown Rebel's Warehouse Project date in Manchester last year, Aidan is also working on a solo album under the name Modal, whilst continuing to create sound design and score for film and planning more underground dance music releases and remixes.

Debut release on the new BEATS DELIVERY & GLENVIEW RECORDS joint venture. LESCA "WRONG", TARAS 3000 "ROLL THE DICE", KRJUK "GOING ON", LIPELIS pres. TMO "JAM III" + bonus beats. A strong package of deep house from the Saint Petersburg based deep house label/community BEATS DELIVERY. Don't miss it

About 18 months ago, Let's Play House released its most significant EP to date: Fantastic Man's It's Essential. Since then, the Australian producer—whose real name is Mic Newman—has gone on to release a handful of other records, tour the world, and even remix a song for LPH's co-owner/-founder, Jacques Renault. A followup to the 12' that started it all was always in order and it's with great pleasure that we finally present it to you now!

Heartbreaker kicks off with its title track, a spooky, acid-tinged burner that gets the blood flowing. Following that is 'Zero,' a lighter and brighter tune that shuffles along with grace and a certain carefree aesthetic that evokes 80s synth pop. On the flip, Fantastic Man returns to the darkness with 'Keep Out,' a sinister house cut that slowly, patiently boils, bubbles, and stews over the course of six-and-a-half minutes. The EP concludes with a fidgety, swirling remix of 'Keep Out' by Suzanne Kraft, flush with modular synth noodlings and jams.

Since 2005 Jepe and MrBeat joined forces as Johnwaynes, and they are
very successful with it. From their first releases up to now, they have
produced under the same guise, a widely diverse body of work, from a
very diversity house, to full-on orchestra oriented classics, with the
occasional drift into the more elegant territories of disco. The new EP
'House-o-matic' continues right there.

Beat My House (Johnwaynes & Disconine
Edit)

MWC return with their 5th release featuring an EP from man of the Moment Oli Furness (Morris Audio, No Dough Music) featuring a remix from Tomson, who has recorded on Freerange, Huddtraxx, Morris Audio. Quality house music once again from a label that always delivers the goods..........




DJ Support :
Jeff Craven (LArge Music)
Paul Sidoli (P A U L I E)
Tony Rodriguez (Brothers' Vibe)
Danny Ward (Dubble D / Moodymanc)
John Dimas (Bass Culture / One Records) Tom Findlay (Groove Armada)
Jonny Cade (2020 Vision / Leftroom)
Kellerkind (Noir / Stil Vor Talent)
Julien Sandre (Morris Audio)
Severino Panzetta (Horse Meat Disco)
Black Loops (Gruuv)
Colin McBean (Mr G)
Andrew Claristidge (Acid Washed (Records makers))
Jamie Trench (Roots For Bloom)
Javi Bora (2020Vision / Hudd Traxx / Defected / Space Ibiza)
Scott (thatmanmonkz (S&M / Small Arms Fiya))
Terry Farley

It's been exciting to watch Outboxx take shape over the past two years, chasing their vision for a more meaningful kind of deep
house music via Jake's intense attention to detail, Matt's way with the keys and Naomi's arresting voice. It's been a steady
progression, reaching out to select labels but keeping things largely close to home on Idle Hands, Immerse and BRSTL, while their
tracks have developed in ever more confident strides.
They make perfect sense as a Bristol act, but not because of an externally idealised vision of a Bristol house music scene, but more
because their music taps into the same spirit of adventure and soulfulness that has always characterised the most treasured of all
music from the city. Like many before them, Outboxx have a gift for capturing emotion and anchoring it with just the right amount of
rudeness.
It feels like the right time then for an album from the pair, and upon listening to it you can instantly hear why. Afforded the space of a
long player, Jake and Matt's ideas flourish, both more refined and wilder in the same instance. The tempos move from lo-fi
downtempo skit to pumped up house, via haunted minimal techno and snappy garage, and yet the shifts seem barely noticeable
between the cohesive sound that they have formed.
Most importantly, it's a record that sounds completely out on its own, marrying together disparate sounds and rhythms and making
them sound natural. It's a great testament to how far Outboxx have come in short space of time, and an equally exciting pointer to
what might come in the future.

Real house master Phil Weeks makes his debut on Guy Gerber's Supplement Facts imprint with a trio of dancefloor bombs packed with his signature bump, funk and bass. Title track 'Sharks Looking For Fishes' is a fuzzy, warm affair with warping pads and shimmering cow-bells building with dusty samples combined with a jacking bassline. On the B-side 'Bees Assault' is pure heads down techy business, unhinged and driving it's the peak time banger of the release and an assault on the senses. Lastly, 'Hold Onto The Memories' brings back the French deep touch with another solid jacking groove and faded vox.

Parisian DJ/Producer Phil Weeks is a purist plain and simple and has channelled his unwavering passion for unadulterated house almost exclusively through his own label Robsoul Recordings, established in 1999 and now one of the most consistent and respected labels in the business.

Weeks released his highly acclaimed debut album 'Love Affair LP' in 2011 on Robsoul and the label is also home to releases from house royalty such as Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak, David Duriez and Chris Carrier. Weeks has also collaborated on a number of productions with Chicago hero DJ Sneak as well as fellow French innovators Chris Carrier and Dan Ghenacia.

Phil Weeks will be a guest at Guy Gerber's Wisdom Of The Glove party on 28th August at Pacha, Ibiza and it's an honour to have him on the Supplement Facts imprint for this killer release. Bringing a mix of old-school Chicago with nu-school French flair, Phil Weeks has and always will be dedicated to delivering proper house music through his DJing, productions, label Robsoul and now through his Crate Diggin' project that started in 2013 and further proves Weeks as a master of selection.

Ultra limited (300 copies) new Tevo Howard release. 4 remixesof 'Move' released on Rush Hour label...

INT. BURGER SHOP. SECRET DJ HIDEOUT. NORTH LONDON SOMEWHERE DJ Taylor 'Urulu' Freels speaks to the Waitress behind the counter. URULU Get me a Burger; hold the cheese, and a side of fries too doll face. WAITRESS Sure thing honey Urulu turns around and leans back on the counter, he slowly casts his gaze over the DJs and vagabonds who call this place home. WAITRESS Here you go sugar, number 32, why don't you get yourself a seat, I'll bring it over. Urulu turns and grabs the receipt out from the waitress' fingers, briefly looking down to confirm the number before flashing a wink in her direction. He leavers himself away from the counter and begins a slow walk over to the corner of the restaurant, noticing a free chair on the way. Just as he approaches the free chair a shrill voice shouts out SHRILL VOICE So... we meet again... OOO-ROO-LOOO Urulu, swivels on his heal, a bolt of terror and adrenaline rush through his body. He knows that voice... It's his nemesis... Algorithm Man. URULU Of all the Burger Joints in all of North London, you had to come to this one. ALGORITHM MAN Let's throw down bitch From no where 'Clear' by Cybotron starts playing. Algorithm Man starts popping and locking to its crisp and clean 808 beats... he is so good at 'The Robot' people start applauding and cheering. URULU You've got no game Algorithm Man... let me show you how it's done Urulu launches 3 burgers at Algorithm Man's head, each one meeting with its target whilst perfectly timed with the still blaring 'Clear'. Urulu flips himself into a 'Suicide' landing on a large table; he then propels himself into the 'Windmill'. Fries, Burgers, Sodas and Onion rings from the table get caught up in the updraft of his crazy-quick 'Windmill' and begin to relentlessly pound Algorithm Man. WAITRESS *Screams* Algorithm Man's 'Robot' is no match for Urulu's super human 'Windmill'. The sheer amount of greasy food now stuck to Algorithm Man weighs him down so much he topples backwards like a felled tree. ALGORITHM MAN OKAY, OKAY... You win this time OOO-ROO-LOO... But I'll be back, mark my words... I'll be back With that Algorithm Man flees the Burger Joint, leaving a trail of fries, ketchup and shame in his wake. The music stops. Urulu dusts himself down. Flicking a single fry from his shoulder he sits down in the free chair and eats his burger & fries. Urulu mops his mouth with a clean serviette, gets up and throws a L50 note on the table. URULU That should cover the damage He walks out the door goes home and writes four tracks for Manucci's Mistress. THE END

Lombardo Remix)




CD3: Subb-an's Rebel Rave Mix

Four tracks of intelligent sound framework, engineered for elevated perception. DRIVETRAIN (Detroit, USA) - 'Metro Beach' is like a morse code calling from a hidden corridor of your soul. Derrick Thompson taps into your auditory flesh from beat one. G-PROD (Bordeaux, FRANCE) - 'Searching Harmony' renders a decisive debut strike on Soiree Records. Brothers David and Nicolas Gaugain feature resoundingly futuristic harmonies, touching across rhythm and syncopation. JACE SYNTAX (Glasgow, SCOTLAND) - 'Loca Musika' displays the authentic dialog between music and energy, delivering a sound that needs no translation. RUBBA J (Antwerp, BELGIUM) - 'Quadraphonic' is a sparkling factory of dimensional resonance and sweat inducing beats dissolved together,achieving genuine late night distinctio

Chicagos Dance Mania-Label hatte mit seinem charakteristischen Jackin' House von Acts wie DJ Funk, DJ Deeon, Paul Johnson oder Ron Hardy Mitte der 1990'er Jahre einen grossen Einfluss auf die meisten Boysnoize Records-Künstler. Viele der Tunes sind bis heute Bestandteil guter DJ-sets. Boysnoize Produzenten und Freunde huldigen nun dem Kultlabel mit einem Sampler voller exklusiver Tracks. Für den Kickstart sorgt der 'shakin' that ass' Style von Feadz, während sich das Spektrum im Verlauf von Booty-House bis zum deeperen House-Soul eines Ron Hardy erstreckt (Steve Strip "Go On Girl").

supported by: Sebo K, Knee Deep, DVS1, Rainer Trüby, Kyodai, Julietta, Jacques Renault, Nibc, Robert Rodriquez,..




Indulgence in Breisgau. Nestled in-between the Black Forrest and the Rhinetal it's home to many a Michelin Star chef and renowned wine maker. Both traditionalists and young pretenders strive to reach perfection in detail, honesty and taste; qualities which are shared by the Freiburger label Foul & Sunk. The highly anticipated vinyl release in Oktober brings together material from 6 new producers; Borrowed Identity & The Mechanical Soulbrother, Liquid Phonk and Frederick Block and Eiskaltes Haendchen. They all share one thing, their heritage: the region of Breisgau.

Retreat celebrates its fifth birthday with a very special edition of the infamous »Treats« series! Volume 5 is the label's first double vinyl in a carefully designed gatefold sleeve and features exclusive music from all the Retreat regulars as well as exciting new guests: Session Victim, Quarion, Iron Curtis, Mr Beatnick, Kim Brown, Jamie Lloyd and many more. »Treats Vol. 5« is a fantastic collection of tracks that stands on its own as compilation while offering some of the most heartfelt House music for 2014 and beyond. »Treats Vol. 5« begins with Jamie Lloyd's »Spiro Hustle«, a slo-mo burner that will definitely put this talented Australian native back in the limelight after a few years of radio
silence. Retreat's hottest property, Session Victim, are next up to bat with the dancefloor-approved »Much Too Strong« which sees them experimenting with percussive instruments while keeping their funk firmly in the pocket. The back-to-basics rawness of »Co Co Jam Boo« from Frank Music's Johannes Albert closes the A-side with a bassline that will stay in your head long after the needle hits the run-out groove. Flip the record over for Reverend G's »Pam's Cleavage«. The secretive priest is on a mission to save lost souls and his jazz-fueled dancefloor offering should motivate everyone to attend service at the Church Of The Lord Jack in Neukölln! »I Am Batman« from deep house heroes Kim Brown is an emotive ride through Gotham city. It's another fine example of the duo's faultless artistry and closes the
first chapter of »Treats Vol. 5« in a delightful way.Quarion introduces Retreat's first ever C-Side with »Enter Coordinates«, a bass-heavy yet uplifting track that promises to reach the confines of the galaxy with the help of gorgeous chords and a freaky arpeggio. Mr Beatnick follows up with the acid-tainted »Hold On To Your Dreams«. ...