Ben Hemsley - Nothing

Disfreq - Till Ya Break TRICK045

Available here - https://lnk.to/TRICK045
Disfreq return to the Patrick Topping’s unstoppable Trick label with yet another set of heavy-hitting, high octane tracks. 
Across all three tracks, the duo’s knack for crafting big, banging tracks is on full display. ‘Till Ya Break’ leads the release with pumping drums, dense synths, and lairy vocal samples for an energetic start to proceedings. ‘Screwface’ keeps the pace up, bringing more hyped vocals, pounding kicks, and distorted acid lines, before closing track ‘Ezy Does It’ draws for buzzy leads and heavy drops to round out the EP.

Till Ya Break EP

Till Ya Break

Disfreq - Till Ya Break

Disfreq - Ezy Does It TRICK045

Available here - https://lnk.to/TRICK045
Disfreq return to the Patrick Topping’s unstoppable Trick label with yet another set of heavy-hitting, high octane tracks. 
Across all three tracks, the duo’s knack for crafting big, banging tracks is on full display. ‘Till Ya Break’ leads the release with pumping drums, dense synths, and lairy vocal samples for an energetic start to proceedings. ‘Screwface’ keeps the pace up, bringing more hyped vocals, pounding kicks, and distorted acid lines, before closing track ‘Ezy Does It’ draws for buzzy leads and heavy drops to round out the EP.

Ezy Does It

Disfreq - Ezy Does It

Tasty Techno Volume 1 Hannah Laing

Label head Patrick Topping recruits a wide range of modern dance music’s most exciting talents for ‘Tasty Techno Volume One’ on Trick, showcasing his ear for A&R and a willingness to push new names to the world. 

“This is such a special release for Trick. It’s our first time releasing a compilation and it’s two years’ worth of curation, which I think has resulted in such an exciting and unique collection of 22 techno tracks. There’s so many diverse styles here, but they are all unified with the theme of just being exciting and different! I’m so happy with how this has turned out and that Trick again has been able to push so many up and coming artists, as well as welcoming back some regular names and also for a couple of the artists, this is their first-ever release.” - Patrick Topping.

Tasty Techno Vol. One

And Back

Hannah Laing - And Back

Back Track's Tune

Out now on Trick

Listen/stream here: https://lnk.to/TRICK047

Back Track's Tune

Returning to the label with ‘Problem Solver, Loods marks his second arrival on Patrick Topping’s imprint with a mammoth vocal house cut for the landmark fiftieth release on the label. Chunky, pumping drums, sirens, and a rumbling bassline combine to form a speaker-rattling foundation for huge, soulful vocals for an essential peak time track.

Problem Solver

Loods - Problem Solver

OUT NOW - https://www.beatport.com/release/get-to-work/3862944

Buy on Beatport

Base22 Vs Drax Nelson - Get To Work (BOXT)

The Pulse

Jack Eye Jones - Charlie Says (Hannah Laing Remix)

Ben Hemsley - King of Darkness EP

Available here: https://lnk.to/TRICK018

King Of Darkness
Please Playboy
Shields Possy
Blotter

Ben Hemsley makes his debut on Patrick Toppings’ Trick this November with the ‘King Of Darkness’ EP.
Hailing from North Shields alongside Trick founder Patrick Topping, emerging DJ and producer Ben Hemsley is the latest name of note from the UK’s North-East. Topping and Hemsley have been connected in their hometown for many years. A pal of Hemsley’s brother, Patrick had been championing Ben from a young age and was the first artist to support Ben’s early productions. Since then, Hemsley has picked up support from the likes of Michael Bibi, Green Velvet, Solardo, Eli Brown, Calvin Harris, Pete Tong, and Lee Foss via a string of jacking, rave inspired house tracks over the past year. It’s fitting that the Newcastle native now lands on the fellow Geordie’s label this November.
Solidifying the release as a family affair, Daddy Dino makes his return to Trick on ‘King Of Darkness’, with his spoken word sat atop a filtered acid-tinged bassline and metallic percussion, with spooky synth work contributing to a haunting atmosphere. ‘Please Playboy’ sees Hemsley intersperse lighthearted, interview-style vocals and disco interruptions with constantly evolving sections of thumping techno aesthetics.
‘Shields Possy’ sees Hemsley go for the jugular, deploying relentless drum patterns and bassline modulations alongside twitchy leads while ‘Blotter’ loops hypnotic phrases over a voluminous bassline and banging drums. Taking a turn at the halfway mark, ‘Blotter’ breaks down into a section of ghostly vocals, swiftly coming back with energetic intent.
An imposing EP, Hemsley’s ‘King Of Darkness’ displays a willingness to experiment with new sounds and styles, showcasing the skills of one of the most exciting producers in the genre on a label that is redefining main room sounds.