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Immature - Push It (Den Haas Remix)
Label: @avotre
Release Date; 15/04/21 
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Push It (Den Haas Remix)

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ASTRE - Its That Simple [ Ben Murphy Remix ] [ UNCANNY ]

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D Stone - 2 Be Free
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First release of 2025 is a collaboration EP between the label head u z z v and one of the most recent family members, Ray Mono. Two original songs made by this 2 producers where they mixed their own music character. The main influences from garage, breaks, soul and hiphop can appreciate on both tracks, 'Nasi Goreng' the first cut and also the Extended Play title. The second one, 'Beverly Hills', the name of the place where they started thinking on the project.

u z z v, Ray Mono - Beverly Hills

Khmelnitsky - Guess What

DAMN & Kane Sonder - Break Candies (YIA Remix)

Birkastan

Artist: Parallax Deep & Per Hammar
Title: 10YEARS12
Label: 10YEARS
Catalogue: 10YEARS12
Format: Vinyl only
Distributor: Wordandsound
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Tracklisting: 
A. Parallax Deep - Trim
B. Per Hammar - External
 
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The third release in the 10YEARS story sees the two label-heads take centre stage once more. A split EP between Per Hammar and Parallax Deep, it showcases the many nuances to each producers’ sound arsenal. Berlin-based Per Hammar has been enjoying a swift ascent recently, thanks mainly to some brilliantly received sounds on the likes of Infuse (where he collaborated with Fuse’s, Rossko), Malin Genie Music (where he collaborated with Malin Genie and was remixed by Mandar’s S.A.M) and Okain’s always on-point Talman. Parallax Deep is a producer whose sounds are always worth the wait - and one listen to her contribution here and you’ll see what we mean. 
 
A cultured, dub-heavy, minimal-inspired release that speaks volumes of the duo’s penchant for curious, otherworldly sounds, this is techno of the sort that is laced with atmosphere, sci-fi tinges and futuristic-sounding flourishes. Parallax Deep’s ‘Trim’ is a case in point. On the surface, it does very little: gliding along at a steady pace, picking up gentle momentum as it goes. This one though, is all about the details, Listen closely and attentively and you’ll encounter a deep-as-hell track that notable for its empotive prowess and dexterous appeal. Truly impressive stuff. 
 
On the flip, Per Hammar comes out with ‘External’, a more ‘banging’ track that sees the producer switch matters firmly in a techno direction. From a purely emotional standpoint, it’s cut from a similar cloth to its predecessor, but this one is all about the hypnotic, trippy, repetitive vibes. A hugely engaging and deep track that’s primed for discerning dancefloors, it acts as a perfect foil to Parallax Deep’s contribution. An inspiring release that’s sure to appeal to fans of quality-strewn house and techno - and further proof of a label that’s definitely hit its stride of late. Hand-stamped, vinyl only and limited to 300 copies, savvy collectors are sure to snap up this one as soon as they can.

Per Hammar - External

CON013 presents the debut release from Cambridge local Pinney, not that you could tell from his undeniable production prowess. Kaito, a Japanese name meaning Sea, Ocean; Soar, Fly couldn't be more applicable to this EP, with three tracks as powerful and unrelenting as the elements it's named for.

The title track presents a dreamy, airy soundscape with a peak-time drive to it. This track has its own pulse, beating away beneath an infectious, relentless stab that flies through the breaks while everything else falls back to Earth, only to charge back with an unrelenting energy.

Kaesa is straight up tough.
This tsunami chugs along with glitching percussion weaving through heavy bass elements. Ghostly vocal licks are spread sporadically throughout the arrangement giving the track an eerie tone. 

Kaito receives a top shelf rework from French maestro Mancini. Breathing new life into the title track, Mancini lifts the energy from the outset with fast-paced, swinging hats and a stabby bass line.

DRESS UP. DANCE WEIRD.
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Conspiracy
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Pinney
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Mancini:
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Pinney - Kaito (Mancini Remix)

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Enzo Siragusa partners with Michael James as the pair deliver their ‘Weird Things’ EP this April.

A selector, producer, A&R and label boss at the top of his game, FUSE founder Enzo Siragusa stands today as an artist not only at the heart of London’s electronic music scene but also one embedded right across the globe, with his unmistakable sound taking in appearances across the world’s most prestigious institutions. After recently stepping out on home turf to deliver ‘The Lost Dubs’ – a collection of tracks taking inspiration from the darker sides of jungle – April welcomes a re-launch of the brand and a fresh new aesthetic as Siragusa joins with rising talent and Zoo Project favourite Michael James, following his stand-out ‘Fat Earth’ EP on Infuse and appearance at 93 Feet East earlier this year, to reveal their debut collaborative EP, ‘Weird Things’.

Opening with the snaking ‘Abduction’, the pairing quickly go to work combining eerie, sweeping synths, crisp drum licks and rumbling low-end frequencies effortlessly, whilst ‘Fizical’ employs slinking percussion arrangements amongst airy background chords, infectious vocal snippets and dubbed-out riffs.

Last up, B-side cut ‘Harmonize’ wraps up proceedings in emphatic fashion as skipping drums loaded with swing meet off-kilter synth lines and menacing slabs of sub-bass to offer up a head down, hands up anthem to shape up a must-have offering from the duo.

Spirals

Benny S

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