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Proof that house music makes everything better here in this stellar Primal Scream remix release. Ready To Go Home and Love Insurrection get taken to the dancefloor by a house music remix dream team of Terry Farley and Wade Teo, Hardway Bros, and Black Science Orchestra.
Already well-known on the New York scene and globally, Toribio turns in his debut release on Chromeo and A-Trak’s Juliet imprint, and it’s a hot one.
Chateau Chepere has released five EPs in the last four years and every one of them has a sparkle and a shine. Now they’re ramping up: Jacksonville’s Ski Jacket 87 EP was actually their second release of 2024, comprised of four tracks of deep house thick as marble and with that characteristic Chateau Chepere gleam.
A new sub-label of Owain K’s Innate digs into the ethereal, ambient techno sounds of the early ’00s on Palm Palm.
Expertly crafted house grooves from Bushwacka, the kind of tunes that are a pleasure to play and likely to stay in your record box/usb for the foreseeable future.
Young London imprint Soul Quest Records, launched just last year by producer Max Sinal alongside friends Michael Mead and Leon Sweeney, has been making some impressive moves in a very short space of time. Quest One is a 5 track EP showcasing a talented crew of friends and music-makers on the rise, doing things the […]
Soulful house, acid house and Jersey garage meet up for tea and microdosing on the Surrender remixes for legendary Bay Area crew Wicked.
Everybody Knows is a four track house EP from Lars Dales, one half of Dam Swindle, and featuring multi-instrumentalist Lorenz Rhode, their second on Toy Tonics as Sound Support.
Azaad is from London, and he makes tracks like a man aware that his lifetime is just a blink on the geological time scale and it might end tomorrow. The Beat starts with the gas pedal nailed to the floor and it doesn’t slow down.
The London-based Korean producer packs four tracks with a bassline so strong it sucks the air out of the room and pulls on your heart like a suction cup.
Spincycle are UK producers Dave Clements and Andy Davies, who put out a small but perfectly formed catalog of pristinely programmed, highly danceable tech house in the early 2000s, records that are still entirely playable today. This three tracker is the debut release on their new label Coin-Op.
A belated follow up to 2007’s Vol 1, Lovebirds’ Modern Stalking Vol 2 is a four track EP, highlighted by the 103 BPM sultry disco chugger Reachin’.
“We Cookin’ Now” anchors a classic EP from deep house pioneer Abacus, appearing digitally on his bandcamp.
A ten track V/A from Pittsburgh label Detour featuring techno, acid, deep house, breakbeats and everything in between, from Shawn Rudiman, Paul Fleetwood, Doc Sleep, Naeem, Gusto and more.
Ghetto Capitalism is an eclectic and wonderful EP and there’s a vital message behind Jaymie Silk’s latest for K7 but You Can Do It is music that sounds like it’s having a heart attack and I love it.
The first repress of Utah Saints’ self-titled first album is packed with additional remixes from David Morales, CJ Bolland and Andrew Weatherall among others.
Special edition with new material from Detroit producer’s debut album, which hasn’t been on wax since the original 2013 run.
The confrontational and sometimes brilliant musician James Chance passed away this summer. Chance invented the future, and he had a lot to do with making people dance again.
High caloric electronic nutrition from Suburban Knight and Detroit Techno, one of Detroit’s best artist/label partnerships.
Seventeen remixes of five album tracks from Lay-Far’s True, Necessary, Kind album, covering various flavours of house, broken beat, bass, techno and drum & bass.