GROOVE LA CHORD - DEEPARTURE IN TIME - REVISITED

Written and Produced by Damon Wild and Tim Taylor.
Recorded at Northcott Productions Studios in New York in 1993.
Originally released as Catalogue #  EX-20 on Experimental Records.
Now remastered from DAT and out digitally via Missile Vintage.

Unknown album (25/06/2015 06:00:23)

THE RISING SONS - AFGHAN ACID - ORIGINAL MIX_1993

Release Me

Release Me (Base Mix)

La La Song

La La Song (Blake Baxter Remix)

Sulta Selects Silver Service is back with more of that high grade club tackle, this time with Aaron Rutherford the one serving it up. 

Remember When opens up with snapping drums and flashy synths that are bright and ravey. It's a party starter with class and the sort of melodies that lodge deep in the brain. Forgotten is a turbocharged cut with more slapping drums and a driving bassline. Elements of trance colour the airwaves to get hands skyward, then last of all is Lost Consequence, a lush cut doused in rippling chord sequences and with deep but dynamic drums down low. 

This is a stylish but impactful house from this always dynamite label.

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Aaron Rutherford - Forgotten

Dots And Pearls 7

Groove Theory

Redshape's Present imprint delivers two Acid Slammers making you feel like it’s 1995! While 'Off Screen' works the chords for peak time use, 'Plan B' aims to rock the early mornings.

Off Screen / Plan B

Off Screen

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Many Reasons - Joris Voorn

DVS1 - Black Russian [KW13]

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Premiere : Roma Khropko - Arigato (MR.B007)

Paradise

Floorplan - Change

💿 Sulta Selects Silver Service | Hot Haus Recs | 17 Steps | Remmah

Aaron Rutherford’s sound resists easy categorisation falling somewhere between left-field techno, trance, deep house and Italo. Having released EPs on Sulta Selects and Hot House Records, heard his tracks on Radio 1 and played support slots to industry heavyweights like Paul Woolford, Mella Dee, Jasper James, Brame & Hamo, DJ Seinfeld and HAAi, he now has his sights set on the clubs and festivals of Europe — and beyond.

Hailing from Manchester — home to 808 State, the Chemical Brothers, Autechre and the Hacienda — Rutherford was in good company when he first envisioned a career in electronic music. While studying at college his teacher encouraged him to try his hand at music production, which naturally led into learning how to DJ. By the age of 18 he was a regular at Warehouse Project parties underneath Piccadilly Station, experiences that began to shape the sound he’s still exploring today.

Like the city of his birth, Rutherford has always embraced rave culture, and he cites early trance records, Brame & Hamo, Hammer and Bicep as influences on his sound. Emotion, propulsive energy and a subtle, spine-tingling psychedelia are among the key pillars of his music, exemplified by the powerful ‘Lost Consequence’ and driving ‘Forgotten’, two of Rutherford’s first ever productions, ultimately signed and released on Denis Sulta’s record label Sulta Selects Silver Service.

Meeting Denis Sulta was an act of fate. In 2019 Rutherford was working in the sound team at Creamfields festival, but was gutted to miss Denis Sulta’s set as it clashed with a shift. Then on his way to catering he bumped into the superstar DJ and the two got talking. Two days later Denis Sulta downloaded both ‘Forgotten’ and ‘Lost Consequence’ and, unbeknown to Rutherford, spent the next two years playing them in his sets around the world. Denis Sulta eventually signed the two tracks to his label and asked for one more — the massive ‘Remember When’ — to complete the EP, which dropped both on vinyl and digitally in summer 2022.

Having since heard his tracks played at Glastonbury, Creamfields, the Warehouse Project, DC10, Amnesia, Kappa Futur and Exit Festival, the Remember When EP has proven to be a catalyst in Rutherford’s burgeoning career. The record’s followup Changing Contrast, four tracks of pulsating, highly emotive dance music, came late last year on DJ Haus’s Unknown To The Unknown sub-label Hot Haus. Followed up by ‘Weird Alchemy’ on Dusky’s legendary label 17 Steps.

2022 was also the year Rutherford established himself on the DJ circuit, rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the game. Following bookings at clubs like Mint in Leeds, Manchester’s Joshua Brooks and Liverpool’s Underground, last February also saw Rutherford play his first ever headline show with Denis Sulta and Sarah Story at Leeds venue the Warehouse. Followed up by his second headline show with Dusky at Joshua Brooks. With more shows planned, another EP on the way and new tracks coming at an increasing pace, 2024 looks set to be Rutherford’s biggest year yet.

Aaron Rutherford - Forgotten

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