Whether under his real last name 'Lauer', together with Gerd Janson as Tuff City Kids or with Fabrizio Mammarella under their Black Spuma moniker Philipp Lauer, probably has more successful projects than other labels have potential artists to release music from.
Cologne based producer Fahrland, formerly known under his Geiger moniker, had his comeback in 2018 with 'Mixtape Vol. 1' on Kompakt before he released his album 'Oneness' in January of this year.
Londoner Jay Rossi, better known under his Jac The Disco moniker, delivers the first EP of his newly and co-founded label Spin On This'.
Their shortly released and highly anticipated EP 'The World Returns' marks the end of a tremendous and overly successful year for Innellea, who – aside from the initially mentioned EP – had their music released on labels such as Innervisions, Atomnation, TAU or Afterlife.
Jennifer Cardini's and Noura Labbani's label Dischi Autunno ends 2019 with a fiver tracker, 'Mind Hunter', from Italian duo Younger Than Me.
It's label head honcho Skatman who delivers Scatcity's last record of the year and provides three original tracks and a remix from Lauer to celebrate 'High Times'.
After Dominik Marz's & David Koch's four tracker on Huntleys + Palmer's sub-label Belters it's about time to release another belly dance belter, which steps out of the 'Ghost Trance's shadow.
With releases or remixes on his mother-label Ran$om Note, Jennifer Cardini's Correspondant, Atomnation or Duro plus another remix for British Pop/Electronica band Metronomy it's hard to deny that Bawrut's been musically on fire in 2019.
It's unknown whether latest Exit Strategy contributor Nuiton was inspired by exquisite wines that are distributed under the Nuiton-Beaunoy label or not for his producer name.
As part of Madorasindahouse‘s ‘Sound Of Sasaab’ compilation Laolu‘s highly anticipated track ‘Many Faces’, which has already gained the support of scene mainstays like Jimi Jules and the Innervisions crew, finally sees the light of day.
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