Fresh material from Munich label Permanent Vacation is delivered via Tom Mangan (aka Tee Mango) who comes in with his new EP You Are the Sun.
REVIEW Tee Mango ‘You Are the Sun’ [Permanent Vacation]
REVIEW Octo Octa ‘She’s Calling’ [T4T LUV NRG]
As the fourth release on the label T4T LUV NRG, Brooklyn based DJ Octo Octa presents She’s Calling, a euphoric collection of three tracks that will take you back to feeling the magic of the dancefloor.
REVIEW Freek Fabricius ‘Lost My Controller’ [SoHaSo x Marguerita]
If you thought you knew what Freek Fabricius’ EP Lost My Controller sounded like, odds are you don’t.
REVIEW Phil Kieran ‘Life Cycling – The Remixes #1’ [Maeve]
A few seasons after Phil Kieran’s album Life Cycling was released, Mano Le Tough and Cooper Saver physicalize their remixes, placing a housey silver-lining around two whole-hearted tracks.
REVIEW Zombies in Miami ‘Disco Nostalgia (A Marvin & Guy Mix In Space)’ [Permanent Vacation]
Lending a sneak peek into their upcoming album, Zombies in Miami conjures Cosmic Disco agent provocateurs, Marvin & Guy to render an interstellar edit to Disco Nostalgia off of 2712.
REVIEW The Burrell Connection ‘The Breaks That Strung The Camel Back EP’ [Optimo Music]
Hailing from Glasgow’s South Side, The Burrell Connection has become synonymous with dark, sophisticated cuts of electro and breaks.
REVIEW S3A ‘« Pages » Epilogue EP’ [803 Crystal Grooves Collective Cuts]
French producer S3A returns to Cinthie’s 803 Crystal Grooves Collective Cuts with his fresh four track «Pages» Epilogue EP.
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Uncanny Valley 50 Yellow’ [Uncanny Valley]
Celebrating their 50th catalog anniversary, the Uncanny Valley label exposes the seventh and final compilation of the visible light’s spectrum: Yellow.
REVIEW Various Artists ‘Bigamo Remixed Pt. 1’ [Bigamo Musik]
There are many (brilliant) sides to Frank Wiedemann, all equally impressive. Co-founding together with his other-Ame half Kristian Beyer and the Dixon, what has become over the past decade, one of the mightiest pillars in the underground dance music scene.
REVIEW Mano Le Tough ‘Kind Of’ [Maeve]
Mano Le Tough’s new single is unmistakably Mano but with a twist of new. It’s dark, it’s stripped, it’s vibey and it’s hard to get out of your head.
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