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finally repressed !!!

incl Marcel Dettmann remix !!!

Count Backwards features Emikas characteristically frail, saccharine vocal turn resting atop a dubby tangle of beats and bleeps. This is her third single for Ninja Tune.

The single is remixed by British dubstep producers Kryptic Minds who have released several albums, their latest, Lost All Faith, on their own Defcom Records last year. Marcel Dettmann transforms the original song into a deep Techno meditation for which Emika re- sang the vocals. Dettmann is a producer and resident DJ resident at the legendary Berlin club Berghain. He released his debut album Dettmann on the club's label, Ostgut Ton, last year

limted red vinyl pressing. Platzhirsch Limitiert 15 - St. Joseph / Joel Vinyl Only

now back available !!
Airport Summer Lounge Resident Dawson reiht sich mit dem aktuellen Release auf Sensual Pleasure Recordings in die Riege der SPR-Artists ein.
Zwei druckvolleOriginale sorgen auf jedem Dancefloor für ausgelassene Stimmung und lassen keinBein still stehen.
Remixunterstützung erhält der Debutant von den SPRII HeroesRaumakustik, sowie vom 50%-Labelhead Tholli und seinem Partner Crio!

Fergie (aka Robert Ferguson), a DJ of international standing for the past decade, has never had a stronger and more vibrant aural identity. Playing the kind of music he wants, determined not to be held back by perceptions and tags from the past, he continues to be a global representative for electronic music by consistently breaking down underground barriers and bringing new music to the people, without compromise.

There is no doubt that Fergie has rmly re-established himself as a producer of innovative exciting music that really takes a hold of you. Having dedicated himself to the studio and totally immersing himself in his passion for music, this has been a true labour of love for Fergie:

'I just wanted to go back and take time to rediscover what the music meant to me; how it made me feel, the buzz, the excitement. To nd a sound that would reect my individuality as a DJ and producer and in some way to recapture all of that in my productions' (Fergie).

Clearly he has found his sound and the results are very evident in the free ow of original productions and remixes being consistently supported by the likes of Sasha, John Digweed, Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, Laurent Garnier, Slam, Umek, James Lavelle and Hell amongst many others. Underground cuts that blur genre divides have rmly established him as a proven seal of production quality.

Tracks like 'Maktub', which picked up incomparable support in 2009 and was found in Richie Hawtin's Essential Mix live from the Exit Festival as well as him starting sets with it throughout that summer. Carl Cox, one of Fergie's biggest supporters of late (describing Excentric Muzik as his label of 2008) licensed it for 2 of his compilations that year (Global Underground 'Black Rock Desert' and 'Carl Cox...At Space'). The track also received heavy duty support from Dubre, Gregor Tresher, Umek and Phil Kieran amongst many others, all regularly found championing the Fergie sound.

There's the Fergie remixes of 'Umek - Gatex' and 'Slam - Positive Education' remixes that have achieved legendary status amongst fans and still demand huge interest on Youtube and download sites. Both started out as exclusives for him to play at his Shine (Belfast) and Pressure (Glasgow) gigs respectively, although it was clear from the initial reactions they could not be left unreleased.

His studio output has shown no signs of slowing down, recent hits 'Konguro', 'Motion' and 'Slazenger' have picked up deserved praise and all climbed high in the Beatport charts. Fergie's third remix of King Unique (of 'Feniksas' on John Digweed's Bedrock label) has been one of the key tracks of the year so far. A second remix for James Lavelle's U.N.K.L.E. project will be released this year and will see Fergie return to Jame's Surrender All label, following up 2009's massive 'Trouble In Paradise' remix. Autumn 2010 will see the release of Fergie's debut album 'Dynamite & Lazerbeams' that promises to be something just a little bit special....

Fergie's ever growing 'Excentric Muzik' label has been the home for the majority of his original productions and a place where he's been able to fully put into place his unconventional ideas whether that be re-releasing tracks that for him were where it all began (Salt City Orchestra - The Book), commissioning 20 remixes for his 2009 'Rewired' project (including Slam, Umek, King Unique and Pig & Dan) or unearthing new talent and giving them the spotlight (Spektre, Alan Fitzpatrick, Reset Robot, Psycatron & Erphun have all remixed Fergie productions before going on to achieving success elsewhere).

'Rekluse', the Excentric Muzik off-shoot run by Fergie together with Henry Von has proved to be something special, focussing on a distinct European Techno sound and developing into something quite unique, leading Carl Cox to describe Rekluse as 'denitely one of my fav labels of the year'. 2010 will see the release of a third label from the Excentric camp, 'Tribal Rage' will focus on a slightly deeper, groovier tip.

With sets in no less than 25 different countries in 2009 (and gigs as far aeld as Japan, Mexico, Thailand, Russia, South Korea plus tours of South America and Australasia) Fergie continues to be one of the most in-demand DJs in the world. Regular haunts include the track title inspiring 'Exit Club' (Kaunas, Lithuania), 'Shine' and 'The Stiff Kitten' (Belfast, UK), Slam's monthly club night 'Pressure' (Glasgow, UK), 'Firey' (Nottingham, UK) where Fergie is the only guest DJ to have played in every single venue they have ever used, 'Crawdaddy' at 'The Tripod' (Dublin, Ireland) which hosted a summer Excentric party last year, as well as Circus (Liverpool, UK), Rex Club (Paris, France), Bahrein (Buenos Aires, Argentina), D-Edge (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and not forgetting the Miami Winter conference and Sonar festival.

But it all started in Northern Ireland where Robert Ferguson, as his passport dubs him, grew up. His rst day of secondary school would see him donning a Walkman instead of putting up with his teacher's voice, and for the next three years he would spend more time outside the headmaster's ofce than in the classroom. At the age of 13 he nally left the school system and embarked on the passion that had engulfed him, embracing music headlong and becoming a DJ. This was to become a mercurial move that would lead to international DJ status and a coveted show on Radio 1.

Growing up as part of the Northern Irish rave scene and being a witness to events such as the iconic Hellraiser raves at the Ulster Hall in Belfast, where he got his rst taste of international DJs such as Carl Cox and Pablo Gargano, conrmed the direction in which his music was to go. 'It was the harder edge of the music that really caught me, just the full on driving energy of it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on edge.' (Fergie)

Tony De Vit later took Fergie under his wing, starting him on a journey that eventually led to his own slot on Radio 1 where he championed the sounds of the underground on mainstream radio, long before minimal techno became the 'du jour' genre for DJs. At only 21 he found himself presenting live shows from Skol Beats (Brazil), Love Parade (Berlin), Meganite (Ibiza), the Miami Winter Music Conference and not one to forget where he came from he brought his very rst live Radio 1 show back to Northern Ireland.

The show ran for 5 years and developed into a snapshot of what was going on in the underground electronic music scene. Guests included Richie Hawtin, Sven Vath, Dave Clarke and Phil Kieran (who both covered the show in Fergie's absence), Carl Cox and Jeff Mills, as well as providing a platform for many aspiring producers and DJs to show what they had to offer... the likes of Kev Gorman (Gigolo), Anderson Noise (Noise Music), Matt Tolfrey (Leftroom) and Dave Robertson (aka Reset Robot) all received some of their prominent initial exposure through Fergie's show.

A proven forward thinker, constantly developing and never standing still, the architect of an ever evolving sound by keeping one step ahead of the rest, he has never forgotten though that it's still just a rave. A place where people are trying to escape the realities of urban life each and every weekend, and is where he hopes to catch up with you very soon...

Newcomer John Gham with his Debut on Diametral Ltd including
massive Remix by Soap Rec. Labelhead Toni Rios. Early support by Richie
Hawtin, Mattias Fridell, Massimo, Ziel100, Lukas Greenberg, Slam and
many more...

+ EXCL ON THE REPRESS Track B1 is the bonus track (never released on vinyl until now) favourited by Richie Hawtin!!!
produced by stefano greppi (dj @ argentina, perù, spain, portugal, greece, cyprus, italy, germany, u.k., circoloco dc10 ibiza's resident dj for 4 years) !! limited orange vinyl pressing !!! 300 copies worldwide only !!!! already support by joe t vanelli, danny tenaglia, sasha, ricardo villalobos, ...

Plastic Rules stikes again with 2 super tracks produced by the talented neapolitan Gery Otis ; 'Underwater' and 'Palladium' to complete this great package you will find a wicked remix by the swedish Mikael Jonasson (Figure, Harthouse and 8 Sided Dice) already hammered by Paco Osuna, Len Faki, G.Man, Mihalis Safras and many more! Pure techno on Plastic Rules!!!

new top act Hanne & Lore celebrate their follow up to the highly acclaimed debut on Style Rockets. and their sound is just madefor our label. former releases have been supported by artists like super flu, nick curly, kaiserdisco, dj emerson, thomas schumacher

Centric Music is proud to present 2 gems from Manchester's finest Moodymanc

2 cuts of forward thinking deep house with remixes from tech house don and artform label owner Jamie Anderson, rising Berlin star Elef, and the mysterious Pryor, with a bonus dubtastic mix from Berlin's Falk music founder, James a. Shaw!

State featuring Kuntri Ranks comes will a full yardie vocal from roots reggae star Kuntri Ranks, combining ragga tinged percussion with angelic rhythms a unique mixture which works like a treat. The Jamie Anderson remix takes the Ragga theme even further with well placed samples and his trademark tech house sound, whilst Centric new signing Pryor brings the head nodding chunky b-line, with a great re-arrangement of the vocals.

Glasgow meanwhile is a straight up high-class deep house work out that's draws you in with a slow burner of a build before moving you with a heads down hands in the air groove. Berlin resident Elef takes the track on a completely different tilt with a Deep Disco style remix including a snare to die for.

Promo support from Brothers Vibe , Lars Behenroth, Timo Garcia, Rasmus Faber, DJ Pippi, Mr V, Ian Pooley, Cj Mackintosh and Nikola Gala to name a few

In Moodymanc own words
'State' is dedicated to 'those who pass in and out of our lives but shall remain in our hearts forever whilst,'Glasgow' is dedicated to the warmth and soul of the people and city of Glasgow: a truly great music city'

Reset Robot returns to Truesoul with another four-track EP of smoldering rhythms and wonky deepness that can be categorized as belonging somewhere between techno and tech house.

The product of an extended period of A&R 'ping-pong', the result is a collection of tracks that has to a great extent tailored the natural range of Reset Robot's sound to the requirements of Beyer's vision for Truesoul.

Mechanical but groovy; moody but danceable; all four tracks have the subtle energy and intricate details required to move the floor whether it be as part of a tone-setting opening set or late on at the after-hour.

support by : richie hawtin, monika kruse, dj hell

2x12" limited pack of main002 + main004 !!

The final of four in the Inertia series with four new exclusive techno tracks.
The final hurrah for Ann Aimee's Inertia compilation sees four modern techno heavyweights add their exclusive sounds to the fold.

Bondage-Music welcomes Miguel Lobo&Larry Peters! After several releases on 8bit, Brise and Kling Klong the duo
from Chile/Spain delivers a percussive groovy release including fantastic Remix from Markus Homm (Highgrade)
Early Support by Ray Okpara, Butch, SLAM, Hugo, Dan Drastic, Mihai Popoviciu, Bart Skils, Wally Lopez,
M.A.N.D.Y., Marcus Meinhardt, Björn Wilke, D.Diggler, Marc Miroir, Patrick Lindsey, Siopis

Slz's debut release on Organic label is marked by three tracks, which differ stylistically but are united by the
original signature of this young and talented French producer currently based in Berlin. His rich musical palate
makes ORG002 EP versatile release that can always be handy to have in the record bag.

NEW VCMG (Vince Clarke (Erasure / Yazoo / Depeche Mode) and Martin L. Gore (Depeche Mode))

For our 71st on 100% Pure we welcome back JAY LUMEN.
Credited by Beatport last year as one to watch and drawing from his love of house, techno and tech house, Jay's a versatile producer that fuses different genres to create his own unique, defined sound.

A Kind Of Kling Klong 6 again contains carefully selected and roadtested tracks from Martin Eyerer & Rainer Weichhold from Italian DJ/producer Hollen, the Klezmer duo Pizeta and newcomer Sidney Charles from Hambourg. 2 great remixes from David Labeij and Sante provide additional perspectives on the originals

As the summer season kicks into action, Terminal M boss is delving into the archives to revisit one of her greatest musical moments. 2003 saw Monika release "Latin Lovers." A club smash throughout Europe, the original went on to feature in the National charts in both Holland & Spain and was aided by its fantastic remix package that included reworks from , , and .

Limited to 100 handnumbered copies!

Someone Else returns once again with his groovin' trademark sampladelic dancefloor brilliance.

Grinch presents a collection of deep productions with dark, spaced-out tone, for his first solo EP. The title track sets the mood with a minimal, devilish bouncing shimmer, that grows into a subby monster in no time. The vibe changes with Pulling Teeth dropping us into a spacious ambience, with ghost tones of varying frequencies.

Auf seiner neuen EP begibt sich der Items & Things-Mitbegründer Marc Houle auf eine Zeitreise. Er landet im Chicago des Jahres 1987, in dem die Jack-Tracks der frühen House-Ära regieren. Remixe des Titeltracks kommen von Miro Pajic und Bruno Pronsato. Diese Maxi ist ein erster Vorgeschmack auf das Ende Februar erscheinende neue Album von Marc Houle.

Mainkollektiv Vol.2"
The second release from the Mainkollektiv comes out on Meleon,
this time with Matt Star, Danjel Esperanza and Wigbert...

On "A" you find "Be the one for me" a Masterpiece of music from Matt Star
Its a deep melodical expedition thru his sound, which he calls microphunk

The track "Nightfalls" on "B1" comes from Labelowner Danjel Esperanza,
its his typical slinky melonimal sound which he stands for....
As always deep extensive involved melodys for the dancefloor

On "B2" we welcome Wigbert to our Meleon Artists,
he is also a member of the "Mainkollektiv"...
And Wigbert rounds up this classy vinyl with a song called "Ambience"
A warm journey to the sun, perfect for sundowns for places like Café del Mar

limited green edition, only available @ deejay.de !!!
First Release of the mysterious label "Wald und Wiese". Big tracks by Klara Klang, Chris Blum, Tokxiin and JimPanse.
Save your copy of this big underground ep. If you like minimal and techno, you will like "Wald und Wiese".

Franksen goes back a long way in the history of Frankfurt's electronic scene. Hosting Germany's oldest radio DJ
Show, today's YOU FM Clubnight (formerly simply known as THE CLUBNIGHT), he represents electronic culture
360° for more than ten years. As a DJ, producer and music journalist he has sharpened his wonderfully versatile
skills and his unique approach on an endless groove journey for 15 years. Franksen appeared twice on AMUSED
- as well as on deep and techhouse labels from Suara or Dieb.Audio to WePlayMinimal, InCase Recordings,
Salted Music and many more. Since 2009 he has released a string of fine tracks and the "Full House" Album
(Plastic City) with collabo partners (Tom Wax, D. Diggler). Now it is his time to go solo, putting even more
emphasis on his broad musical influences ranging from soul and funk to classic house, funky breaks and global
textures which clearly round up his versatile "Next To You" EP in style: three Franksen tracks deeply based in
groove, accompanied by a stomping remix from mastermind M.in (Desolat, Yellow Tail, Systematic...).
Next To You: If this groove doesn't catch you, you might have lost your hips. Franksen gets Next To You, with
urgent house surely massaging souls and feet with bass and vibe.
Next To You (M.in Remix): M.in strips the soul of the track to focus on another bad ass groove, adding some
smashing highs and gnarly synths, keeping things in an endless flow.
Set Me Free: Rolling percussions wrapped up in dubby fx, soaring vocals and warm chords. A driving deephouse
track of universal quality. Set it free, feel the heart of the floor.
Stamina: A trademarking highlight in every Franksen dj set. This tune sticks out with a brass hookline making
everybody shake 'n' smile. Wicked percussions, global appeal!

now repressed !!Dropping into deep water. It's the "ear worm", flipping around your head. Grooves your body with smooth but pressure waves. V
oices singing to your body moves.

Subcodex is new high quality techno label founded by André Walter & Chris Hope. The first release is a cooperation by the label founders themselves. The single contains 2 minimal techno tracks - featuring tracks SOS & NYC.Subcodex reflects various techno styles, such as minimal, techhouse, progressive techno.André is the producer of the legendary Stigmata series which became a unique and widespread driving force in the global techno scene. He released a bunch of products on labels like Afu Lab, Soap, Strictly Rhythm, Harthouse, Construct Rhythm, Rudetunes, Blu Fin, CLR, Jerk, ......His production partner in crime Chris Hope discovered his love for electronic music and djing with the age of 16. Even one year later he had his first gigs in local clubs in Thuringia and the next years he really worked hard to have a well known name in Thuringia and Bavaria. Since 2004 with the help of a strong booking agency in Franfkurt/Main he played in several important clubs in Germany und Europe.In 2004 the readers of the German techno magazine Groove voted Chris Hope as No. 3 of the Newcomer. Since May 2005 the first release with Andre Walter is out in stores - Audio Assualt 12 - Reanimate E.P. In November 2005 Chris Hopes and Andre Walters Remix of 'Freeware' was released on Metropolis Musique 01. In May 2006 the track Inform was released on ARMS010 and in September 2006 the track 'Nasty Lifestyle' will be released on the same named EP on Primal Confusion.Till 2010 releases on Planet Rhythm, Hardsignal, Patterns, Primal Confusion, Perc Trax, MenschMaschine and Driving Forces were published.Subcodex is new high quality techno label founded by André Walter & Chris Hope. The first release is a cooperation by the label founders themselves. The single contains 2 minimal techno tracks - featuring tracks SOS & NYC.Subcodex reflects various techno styles, such as minimal, techhouse, progressive techno.André is the producer of the legendary Stigmata series which became a unique and widespread driving force in the global techno scene. He released a bunch of products on labels like Afu Lab, Soap, Strictly Rhythm, Harthouse, Construct Rhythm, Rudetunes, Blu Fin, CLR, Jerk, ......His production partner in crime Chris Hope discovered his love for electronic music and djing with the age of 16. Even one year later he had his first gigs in local clubs in Thuringia and the next years he really worked hard to have a well known name in Thuringia and Bavaria. Since 2004 with the help of a strong booking agency in Franfkurt/Main he played in several important clubs in Germany und Europe.In 2004 the readers of the German techno magazine Groove voted Chris Hope as No. 3 of the Newcomer. Since May 2005 the first release with Andre Walter is out in stores - Audio Assualt 12 - Reanimate E.P. In November 2005 Chris Hopes and Andre Walters Remix of 'Freeware' was released on Metropolis Musique 01. In May 2006 the track Inform was released on ARMS010 and in September 2006 the track 'Nasty Lifestyle' will be released on the same named EP on Primal Confusion.Till 2010 releases on Planet Rhythm, Hardsignal, Patterns, Primal Confusion, Perc Trax, MenschMaschine and Driving Forces were published.

a fantastic electro minimal trance house track with remix by style of eye !!! perfect for all lovers of deamdau5 !!

In spring of 2012 Niederflur will add their latest statement to contemporary electronic music with another classic album format on Snork Enterprises called "Wellenreiter". Here you find a collection of nine tracks ranging from deep to driving. The title o