22 Recordings, a Barcelona-based label run by Marine Damico and Cruz Orozco, readies its second release, a V/A - 22247 - consisting out of four tracks moving back and forth within the deeper and minimalistic House cosmos.
Hailing from Los Angeles, California it's Joseph Caserta, short Caserta, who delivers four (House Music) goodies on the second installment of his label God Hour.
Toronto-based vinyl only label Selections. is back with its tenth release, which comes from Mate label-head Rafa Santos, who delivers adds four classy House tracks to both: his own and the label's discography.
Kawaii San is a fresh and exciting London-based producer, who is making dreamy and Deep House music for underground labels such as Padang and Albeit, both pushing the boundaries of modern House music: trancy, spacy but funky.
The first release on Sakskøbing's just founded sub-label RVZ is a four tracker by label affiliates as well as new faces, who contribute tracks from the "housier side of life"
For the fifth anniversary festivities on MATE Records label boss Rafa Santos gathered old and new companions to compile a conglomerate of ten tracks varying between House and Deep House, between past and present, between classy and classic.
Just in time for summer Maai Records prepares its fifth outing on the label, which comes from Barcelona-based beat-maker but foremost artist Vince Void exploring the depths of electronic music's diversity on his latest five-tracker on Lis Sarroca's label.
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.
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.
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