3007 Hood Records launches with HOODREC001, a stripped-back celebration of house music from Swiss producer Katermurr. The EP features three masterfully crafted cuts, blending raw grooves with soulful textures that pay homage to the genre’s deep roots.
Home Alone complements the release with a deep 5AM mix, a hypnotic reinterpretation that captures the moody, atmospheric energy of the early morning hours while staying true to the dancefloor. HOODREC001 is an unfiltered statement of intent—timeless, purist, and essential for true house heads.

HOODREC001

With HOODREC002, Samuele De Santis taps into the raw essence of Detroit and Chicago, delivering a groove-driven, hardware-crafted statement straight from his MPC. Across three tracks—"Chaos in the Second Hall", "Outside the Box", and "Take Me On"—the Italian producer channels the machine funk of the Motor City and the jackin’ spirit of the Windy City.

3007 Hood Records continues its commitment to underground authenticity, embracing stripped-down, loop-based aesthetics that defined the early blueprint of dance music. With crisp drum programming, hypnotic basslines, and unfiltered jack energy, HOODREC002 feels like a rediscovered artifact from the golden era—built for dark rooms, red lights, and smoke-laced air.

HOODREC002

On the third release from 3007 Hood Records, Berlin-based Christopher Rau presents 3 compact cuts with yet deeply expressive statement that draws from lo-fi aesthetics, soulful textures, and hypnotic groove structures.

The EP opens with “Turn Up”, a collaboration with rapper Candeece. Warm pads, minimal drums, and vinyl crackle set the tone for her powerful spoken-word performance.

“oneline” follows with dusty vocal snippets, off-kilter swing, and a subtle groove. It’s introspective yet danceable, deep house with soul and melancholic core.

Closing track “from corner to corner” dives into hypnotic territory, with pulsing chords and restrained percussion evolving gradually into a late-night loop.

With HOODREC003, Christopher Rau continues to refine his unique language: raw-soulness, deep, and always slightly out of step with trends in the best possible way.

HOODREC003

Further expanding the ever-evolving soundscape of Hood Records, HOODREC004 sees producer Moroka deliver a four-track exploration through Late-night, introspective, deep, jazz improvisation and MPC-driven house music. Deeply rooted in London’s rhythmic heritage, the EP captures both the rawness of live performance and the precision of modern club production.

Opening cut “Blow to the Nose” lands with syncopated swagger a crisp, percussive workout where sharp drums and shifting chords collide in perfect balance. “Tuesday of the Year” follows, an off-kilter, free-jazz-inflected piece brimming with restless energy and melodic playfulness. “Milk & Jelly” dives into warm, swinging grooves, balancing rhythm and emotion with effortless flow. Closing the EP, “Odessa Vanessa” locks into a hypnotic, loop-driven MPC house groove propulsive, soulful, and deeply human in its repetition.

With HOODREC004, Moroka brings a distinctly London perspective to the Hood Records catalogue a fusion of rhythm, improvisation, and soul that continues to push the label forward.

HOODREC004

Hood Records unveils its new mix series with a heavyweight opening statement from Boo Williams. A central figure in Chicago’s house continuum, Williams delivers a no-frills, floor-minded mix rooted in rhythm, swing and deep heritage.

 It’s a slow-burner built for dancers rather than algorithms,  functional, timeless and confidently understated  marking a strong and purposeful start to the series.

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