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Especial welcomes Kim Ann Foxman to debut on the label with an ode to the power of the moon. The sample heavy, acid vocal cuts no slack and shows Foxman confidently developing as a producer and is backed with a stellar set of remixes from Roza Terenzi, Dawl &
One of electronic music’s most exciting producers, Ejeca, releases the vibrant ‘90s house inspired Ekstac. “I wanted to make a house/trance crossover track, ‘Trouse’ music.
KiNK returns with the second release on the still puerile label Sofia. The second of many to come, Nagore features four tracks again that are incentive, innovative and ingenious at the same time.
A brooding dance floor tool with mechanical drum sequencing, stabbing arrangements and unexpected U-turns. Italian tastemaker Fango lands on Prins Thomas’
The first Four To The Floor of the new decade is on the horizon. FTTF Edition 17 starts with the track Rotweinfleck by Diynamic founder Solomun and its a dramatic dancefloor play.
Kompakt welcomes one of their local Cologne heroes, Jonathan Kaspar. They’ve appreciated him from afar for some time now thanks to his releases on Crosstown Rebels, Pets Recordings, Ouie and of course our own KX imprint.
Your Ghost was one of the standout cuts from Chrissy’s surging, rave-tastic 2019 album Resillience. Here the revivalist, turn-of-the-90s style piano house vocal number gets the remix treatment via Needwant.
Four years after his standout Truesoul debut, Cristoph returns with a trio of peak-time weapons. Cristoph’s last contribution to Truesoul, Genesis / Exodus, was a masterstroke of deft dancefloor dynamics, imbued with the right balance of polished low-end groove, licks of melody and pin-sharp drums that epitomised his high production standards.
Dusky’s return to Running Back. The second volume of Life Signs continues where its parent left us: on the path to euphoria.
The emotionally stirring sound of Mathame is back on Afterlife. Their signature, processed vocals shine on the infectious and entrancing For Every Forever.
Last Night On Earth welcome the prolific Deadbeat with a special vinyl LNOE in Dub compilation, featuring a new Sasha exclusive.
Riva Starr – The Yeah Yeah Dubs EP is the latest release on Snatch! Records. It’s the Italian return to his own label with three original new tracks, two of which are a collaboration with Mikey V.
Caribou has suddenly announced his first album in five years. According to producer Dan Snaith the title Suddenly started with his youngest daughter, who had learned the word and was using it non-stop as he finished the album.
Watergate favourites Frankey & Sandrino make a timely debut on the clubs imprint, with a classy remix by Tiefschwarz in toe.
The time has come for Innervisions’ Secret Weapons Part 12. This series represents a mix of various soundscapes and moods, taking you on a trip from peaktime to afterhour;
An awesome 2020 version of Haven’t You Heard by Alan Fitzpatrick & Patrice Rushen. Fitzy’s Fully Charged Mix is out now via FFRR.
HRDvsion – Stroke implies different things. Different strokes for different folks. Not to spoil, but there is a Luke vs. Darth dynamic here.
An undisputed classic of the electronic music scene, Steve Bug’s Loverboy was released on the first Poker Flat release ever Double Action back in 1999.
Six years have passed since the last Morse code transmission was received from Duck Sauce’s undisclosed Disco Communication Tower Beta 32.
17 Steps present New Atlantis, a 5 track EP from versatile DJ, producer and dance music historian Chrissy. The EP takes its name from an unexpected source – a 17th century utopian novel of the same name by Sir Francis Bacon, depicting a future society in which science has become the ruling principle.
Patrice Bäumel is back for his third release on Afterlife – Transmission. The two slick, hyper-detailed rollers have all the markings of Bäumel’s best work:
