Debuting on Miura Records it's Los Angeles-based House producer Thomas Garcia hitting hard with his four tracker called Down To Play as the artist chose rather playful approaches to House music's various sub-genres to present a homogenous work that does not spare to cross boundaries within the main-genre.
Barcelona-based artist Baldo is back with his monthly Subwax Distribution chart on Torture the Artist, which includes ten cuts from the current vinyl catalogue of the distributor varying between Minimal, Techhouse and House but always with a touch of deepness and the inescapable Baldo groove.Â
The 72nd outing on Dam Swindle’s label Heist Recordings comes from House Music’s poster girl and Elevate-founder Cinthie, who delivers three original tracks varying between classic Deep House and (piano driven) House with a slightly Italo-House note.
Originally recorded in 2001 by Ugly Music label head Felix Dickinson, DJ Shakra and Blane Lyon People’s People now gets its release in Blane’s memory.
Located in Berlin Friedrichshain with Berghain/ Panoramabar basically around the corner Cinthie, Meat and their team run the well-sorted and extremely well-curated record store Elevate.
Dondolo delivers the A1, Les Evanouisseurs, of the newly founded label Fluyo, which is run by Jorge Escribano and kicks off the label-history with a four tracker called Fragments From Finowstraße.
Italian producer Dj Soch teams up with Javonntte to come up with a four tracker of pure House Music called For You / Eternity. For You is what one calls a beauty of a track.
Tzena and Dea team up as Bad Flatmates to deliver their Chemicals Between Us EP on newly founded label Hypnotic Sunrise.
Fancy Footwork is the sub-label of London-based French collective E.S.P Records, who introduce the world to their newly found label with which they want to explore and bring the 90s (rave moments) closer to their audience.
Parisian label, Skylax Records, continues to build its fine and weighty catalogue of 12"s with a series of remixes for Simoncino's The Warrior Dance, with two separate releases showcasing the work of Chez Damier on part I, Ron Trent, Gene Hunt and Merwyn of Virgo Four on part II.
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