The next release on Black Seven Music comes courtesy of Romanian artist Cosmin Horatiu, enlisting GruuvElement's and Drewy on remix duties for his ‘Yeyo’ EP.

Following a slew of successful releases on highly regarded underground imprints, the prolific Romanian artist makes his full debut on Black Seven Music with two original cuts and a subsequent pair of remixes for the title track - from the highly acclaimed GruuvElement's and Ibiza resident, Drewy.

Opening the release, ‘Yeyo’ kicks hard with robust drum work and punchy momentum. Away from the rhythmic rattle of its tonal percussive elements, the track showcases a catchy rolling bassline and ghetto vocal samples - interjected by subtle rising synths in places.

‘No Diggity’ comes next, with high-tempo hat grooves and shakers driving the track. Focusing on intricately layered higher frequency melodies, its hypnotic toggling energy will have your head rolling along with it.

GruuvElement's remix of ‘Yeyo’ follows, melding stripped back deep tech with subtle tribal and Latin flavours. An archetypal terrace roller, focusing on an array of undulating rhythmic factors and delicate melodics.

Drewy’s remix of ‘Yeyo’ brings the release to a close, with a refreshing twist. Showcasing uplifting melodies and lighter elements, it’s a feel-good dancefloor heater with a heavy bottom.

Cosmin Horatiu - Yeyo (Extended Dub Mix)

Coming to Black Seven Music in early May, Netherlands-based artist Rob Stillekens drops his latest release ‘Heywa’. Featuring two original cuts from the Dutchman and a remix from the well-respected French artist, DJ Entwan, ‘Heywa’ features a constant stream of raucous rhythmic flair - synonymous with Black Seven Music’s signature terrace Tech style.

‘Heywa’ opens with the skitter of rambunctious percs and a little vinyl dustiness. Pounding kicks and an undulating sub-bass melody drive it forward, accompanied by mellow synth strikes,
offbeat fills, and a subtle vocal injection. A vibe-building roller to set the mood, carrying substantial weight with it.

DJ Entwan’s remix of ‘Heywa’ oozes pleasantly nonchalant energy from start to finish. A rippling underbelly of cleverly panned percussive instruments slides in and out of its swaying kick/sub combo, with crisp hats and rides modulating the energy of the track throughout. The track is tied together with atmospheric breaks, lined with delicate pads and layers of sound that build into impressive throwdowns.

‘The Atelier’ is pacy and upbeat from the first bar. Sizzling hats and shuffled rhythmic grooves make the perfect match for its filtered piano lines that progressively build throughout the track.
Rumbling underneath is its potent low-frequency bed of drum programming and pulsating sub-bass. A light and airy number with a sting in its tail, perfect for setting the mood. Rob Stillekens’ ‘Heywa’ EP (incl. DJ Entwan Remix) is proudly presented by Black Seven Music.

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Rob Stillekens - The Atelier (Extended Mix)

Next up on Black Seven Music, we are back with another VA, hand-picked by label bosses BRODYR. Featuring a selection of cuts from some of the most promising talents from across the globe, we are delighted to share an array of different vibes that will light a fire under your feet. 



Cosmin Horatiu kicks us off with ‘Once Again’, featuring an ample amount of weighty low-frequency elements synonymous with that Romanian type of rolling sound. Heavyset kicks and sub melodies pound through its shuffling percs and tie in with the soulful male vocal that drives the track.



Gustaff & Meisterik’s ‘Turn Up’ is punchy and bouncy from the outset. Skipping grooves and sizzling percs combine with potent drum programming and a catchy bassline, intercepted frequently with rave-inspired synths and fills.



‘Flashing Lights’ serves as a stark reminder of GIMBO900’s individuality. Invoking a two-step with its beat structure and driven by a heavily melodic focus, its raw edge and gritty attitude exhibits unparalleled darkness and ghetto feel that will have you bobbing your head with a stern look on your face.



Tomas Bisquierra and HIGHTECH (ARG) come through with ‘How To Do’, falling firmly in the basement jam section. A stomper at heart with loosely swung grooves and hard-hitting drums that make up the bulk of the track whilst an array of percs and synth lines ripple through the main body of the record from start to finish.



‘I’m From The West’ lands with intent as Ender Royers carves out a peak-time warhead. In your face from the very first kick, it’s one of the most robust examples of roaring Terrace Tech that you’re likely to hear this summer. Subtle construction with melodic percs, leaving loads of room for its humongous low-frequency elements - that fill every inch of available space in the mix. 



Fabrizio Noll’s ‘Red Zone’ is thunderously energetic. Pumped to the ceiling with high-energy Tech House flavours, it carries with it all of the makings of any great dancefloor pleaser. Piercing hats and a huge kick/sub combination are perfectly suited for the climatic builds throughout the track, leaving you with a steady flow of hands-up moments.



BLND (UK) sees us off with ‘Chattin’’. Fast-paced and stripped back, giving that largely-popular underground feel championed by the likes of Jamie Jones and The Martinez Bros among others. Attitude-laden, with punchy beats and a rhythmic bassline, this one was made for eyes closed dancing.



Summer VA Volume 1 (Selected by BRODYR) is proudly presented by Black Seven Music.



Ender Royers - I'm From The West [Preview]

Next up on Black Seven Music, we are back with another volume of our Summer VA. Seven delightful dancefloor heaters with an array of different vibes, showcasing work from some of the label’s favourite artists from around the world.



Label bosses BRODYR kick things off with ‘Tell Me If You Like’, wasting no time in setting the pace. Full-bodied and then some, with rump-shaking energy driven by its heavyweight kicks and rough-edged baseline. Quirky glitch percs and masterfully constructed vocal chops amplify its energy even further. As far as prime-time club tracks go, this one's way up there.



Nic Zega and Victor Valora’s ‘Ximena’ features an impressively weighty cadence. Gritty rolling Tech House with attitude-full bass and synth constructions to match its pounding drum programming, broken up with dreamy atmospheric bridges and hammering drops. 



Martino Resi’s ‘The Music’ is a pacy and driving Tech number with a stripped-back interplanetary feel. Arpeggiated synth lines and dreamy pads make an unusually strong accomplice to its roaring low-frequency punch, tied together with an ethereal spoken vocal. 



‘Aces High’ gives us a taste of Lokia’s boisterous production palate. Gritty synths and a rough sub melody strike through the track’s bed of shuffled groove and crisp hat strikes. Brute UK Tech house at its finest, leaving it all on the table and armed for peak-time crowds.



Nicolas Caprile’s ‘Rhythm Of Love’ has a dark and eerie persona, with smatterings of techno influence in places. Entirely hypnotic from start to finish, with every single element of the track contributing to its enslaving rhythm in some way. Pulsating, potent, and largely unparalleled. 



‘Make Ya Mind Up’ sees Copasetic deliver an uptempo and hard-hitting contribution. Thudding kicks and super-deep sub-bass, accompanied by layered tonal percussion, contagious buildups, and weighty drops. A high-energy-pumper with a raw feel and hypnotic elements throughout. 



BOSHER closes off the release with an unsurprisingly robust offering. Driven by masterfully crafted vocal constructions, the track rides the wave of piercing hats and a bounding bassline from start to finish. Another high-octane rhythmic weapon for packed-out club spaces the world over!



Back Seven Music proudly presents our ‘Summer VA Volume 2’.



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Manchester producer Joseph Edmund joins Hottrax with three intricate house numbers entitled ‘The Pressure’ this October.

Having appeared on Sola last year, Edmund’s tracks are continually supported by the upper echelons of house music, regularly featured in the sets of Jamie Jones, Patrick Topping, Solardo, Nathan Barato, Latmun, Detlef, and Butane. The British artist now continues his unfaltering momentum, bringing three stripped back cuts to Jamie Jones’ Hottrax, with follow up releases set to land via Sola, Solid Grooves and Little Helpers.

Whirring acid join a sultry bassline in ‘The Pressure’ whilst a murky vocal repeats the track title. ‘Middle Man’ is next, with its sharp hats, growling low-end and glitchy effects. Tying it all together, ‘Breathe’ is a rhythmic roller complete with elaborate percussion, echoing snares and a manifold of echoing elements.


Tracklist:

1. The Pressure 
2. Middle Man 
3. Breathe

Joseph Edmund - Middle Man

Mason Collective - Space 9 (Secondcity Remix)

Tamango Records’ secret recipe seems to be appreciated. That’s why we’re pleased to announce that right after the first volume comes another round of Tamango Shots. Soothing dancefloor grooves, a pinch of twisted sounds, and a deep, embracing soul. That’s the winning formula.

On Tamango Shots Vol. 2, just as last time, we bring you 11 essential tunes wrapped up together from both acclaimed producers and exciting newcomers. In fact, the compilation mixes tracks from label’s debutants Joey Daniel, Mahony, and Reelow as well as Tamango long time associates Luuk Van Dijk, Nacho Bolognani and Ben Murphy, all already featured on the first volume.

Zamoras feat. Ylam - 8 The Beat

Cosmin Horatiu & ll Faces 'Perception EP' is the latest release on Bamboleo Records.


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Bad Perception

BAM012 Cosmin Horatiu - Bad Perception (Original Mix) [Preview]

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Black Seven Music is the brainchild of enigmatic artist duo BRODYR.  

The label is a place for BRODYR to release their own exciting take on percussive house and techno whilst also inviting others into the Black Seven family to showcase their talent. 

Extended beyond releases, the duo will host regular label parties, with the highest quality grooves oozing with attitude from the Black Seven artists.

Ender Royers - I'm From The West [Preview]

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