Mysterious trio Mount Kismet present their debut album Warmer Lanes via Disco Halal. Strung together by the dark, alluring vocals of French-Canadian artist C.A.R., the first single, Teenage Fantasy, combines sparse, synth-driven cold wave with the kind of Middle Eastern electronic elements that have become synonymous with Disco Halal.
Scuba and Hammer team up for their first collaborative EP. Scuba first linked with Belfast-born Hammer when the hotly tipped producer remixed SCB’s Test Tubes from his Caibu album last year.
Just over a year following the release of their tenth studio album Lies Are More Flexible, GusGus are rounding out the year with the first instalment of their two-part remix EP series, Remixes Are More Flexible.
Following the four sublime tracks that made up his latest release, Nothing Gold Can Stay (Part A), Kasper Bjørke flexes the other side of his studio explorations on Nothing Gold Can Stay (Part B).
Following a string of releases this year, Bicep are keeping it green on their label commending the rising Irish duo, and Sligo local heroes.
Remix time! The ever on-point andhim look back over their last two releases on their Superfriends imprint and call up some good friends for a few cheeky version excursions:
Italian duo Glowal land on TAU with a stunning four-track EP. Fresh off the back of My Computer their huge collaboration with label owners Adana Twins, which dropped on Diynamic recently and went straight into the Beatport Top 10.
Up to this point, these two jams have only been available on a limited picture disc, issued through Circoloco. To make this material more widely accessible, Keinemusik make it now, set in premium binary codes – Rampa’s own Terrace-hymn and purest Garden feeling courtesy of &ME.
Respected Israeli producer Chaim debuts on his Blue Shadow imprint with two charismatic cuts, including remixes from The Organism, Zombies in Miami and Kino Todo.
Teased over two years ago in Palinoia owner Eric Cloutier’s XLR8R podcast, Gabriella’s hotly anticipated and incredibly good I Can’t Stop finally has an EP, housed with three other fantastic cuts from the Bulgarian producer.
Beginning his musical references around the late seventies, Wolfram combines heavy doses of disco, dollops of funk and a dash of new wave and synth-pop.
Using the platform of fabric and FABRICLIVE that the London club have lovingly nurtured over the past 20 years, fabric Records present the past and future with 20 artists across 20 tracks, for the 20th Anniversary celebration of the beating heart of EC1.
Sophie Lloyd’s debut on Classic Music Company – Calling Out, came last year as an antidote to the pervading doom and gloom of the news and a dreary winter, and inspired remixes from David Penn, Danny Krivit, Riva Starr and Floorplan.
Born in Congo, and now based in the United States, Samba Mapangala is one of the leading musicians in East Africa.
Set the timer & get into position, Kim Ann Foxman returns to her Firehouse imprint SELF:TIMER with a solo EP, following up the extraterrestrial trip that was Pleasure Planet’s debut last year.
E-Missions co-founder P.Leone returns to Radio Slaves’ Rekids Special Projects dropping four high grade techno cuts. Known for releasing on labels such as Work Them Records and his own co-run E-Missions, P.Leone has firmly become of the most exciting artists within the inner circles of driving underground music.
Long-time Correspondant correspondent Theus Mago returns to the label with four more extra-terrestrial funk blends. Bringing a little Duro damage to the mix, it’s best we buckle up.
After ANNA & Kittin’s monstrous Forever Ravers which is already deemed as one of 2019’s biggest tracks Speicher is back with 3-tracker brimming with raw energy from three hotly tipped up and comers.
British-Japanese Producer/DJ Maya Jane Coles has amassed an astonishing level of international success and uncompromising studio credentials maintaining a uniquely focused approach;
Watergate favourites GHEIST make their long-awaited label debut. There’s an auspicious connection between GHEIST and Watergate; the Berlin four-piece played their very first live show at the club in 2017.
3 hours recorded at Calibre’s XOYO residency in August 2019. The mix is starting at 140 bpm and moving forward from there.
