They did it again! Slow Motion Records head Fabrizio Mammarella and Robert Johnson resident Philipp Lauer team up once more under their Black Spuma alias to deliver the latest installment of the LARJ label.
Appreciated for music that Len Lewis himself qualfies as Sinister Techhouse, shortly SiTh, the Londoner started to dedicate his life entirely to music a couple of months ago, after he had taken a break for nearly 15 years from the scene.
The third ride on Magic Carpet comes from Bristol-based Ramu – maybe naming himself after a river in New Guinea, maybe after a fizzy Japanese lemonade or a small village in Bangladesh.
After a hiatus of three months Italian boutique-label Alzaya is back with yet another impressing release.
One of the thriving forces of the northern European electronic music scene, it's Steffan Todorović who is lined-up next for the art:cast series.
Sengiley Wax is back with its second V/A selection of music with a deeper touch. After its first release which dates back to March, the next chapter on the label.
With his second full EP on Will Saul's Aus Music label, Damiano von Erckert rings in a housey summer with a partly imaginated vision of opened clubs and a reality that mostly belies these expectations.
From Bristol to Barcelona Crump not only overcomes geographical borders but also musical ones with the second release on CMYK curated label Jam Dem Sounds.
Rotterdam-based collective Lo Fidelty drops their WEUSEDTOGOOUTTOPARTIES compilation, consisting out of thirteen tracks from local, national and international artists.
The Live At Robert Johnson label is back with another EP coming from former Rhine-Main resident and Robert Johnson mainstay Robert Dietz, who makes his label debut with his Schnups four tracker.
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