OUT NOW

Globe trotting BSR has has landed in the land of dingos and sheila’s Not only is Australia a land of natural beauty but also natural talent. BSR brings you their latest offering of techno with MOT3K and their track Disko Bizkits. Jean Paul and Darren have not only carved a following down under but slowly sharing their talents with the rest of the world. Ones to watch for the future , we welcome them to the BSR family.

{BSR} MOT3K - DISKO BISKITZ - FORTHCOMING

With early support from 

RICHIE HAWTIN / JOESPH CAPRIATI / ALEX BLANCO / MARTIN VILLENEUVE / JOSH ABRAMS .....

{BSR 025} ALEX GROVER - UNO - SAMPLER

{BSR034} TOBIE ALLEN - BREEZE - SAMPLER

MA’ANA: SOUNDS OF DUBAI

RELEASED: 20/07/15

A united collective of the most talented producers based in Dubai on one album for the first time by a Dubai based label.
Dubai is a city of superlatives where all kinds of cultures and nationalities live together peacefully. Oil and Trade rich, Dubai is known for its opulence and style and with that comes an active vibrant nightlife attracting the world’s best music artists and dj’s playing alongside a host of locally based musical talent.

The Bootleg Social team have auditioned and collected a variety of tracks from Dubai’s best dance music producers. From Nu –Disco to Deep House, Soulful house to Tech house, right through to techno the response to his call was overwhelming. 

Club cuts including tracks by Andy Buchan, Arcade 82, Conan Liquid, Deep Hertz, Ilona Maras, Matthew Charles, Maxim Verkhoturtsev, Nick Hussey, Raxon, Ray Soo, Sam Fariso, Smokingroove, Shaun Warner, Chris Raynor, Ted Numan, Tobie Allen & Tom Chubb.

Ma’ana is an honest and up to date representation of club music from the crème of the producer crop in the Dubai scene. 

SHAUN WARNER & TOBIE ALLEN- YOU MUST BE MINE [MASTER] SAMPLER

RAYSOO - NEFAFEN (MASTER) SAMPLER

Two lads who also happen to be neighbors from Falkirk, Scotland jump on board the BSR wagon with a cracking slice of techno with there track Without Warning. From Radio 1 features to tracks signed to various A list labels we at BSR are really excited to have them on board.

{BSR035} - STERBAI & STRIGATA - WITHOUT WARNING - SAMPLER

Music nerds are a strange breed. Whether its the internet, dusty music stores, or even their girlfriends parents music collections, they are always searching. Real Gone Kid aka Simon Huxtable is one such nerd and his tracks celebrate that fact. We at BSR welcome Simon with a great track aptly named Modularity. BSR head honcho Tobie Allen jumps on board to give us a remix with his sprinkle of techno dust.

{BSR036} - REAL GONE KID - MODULARITY - ORIGINAL - SAMPLER

{BSR038} MOT3K - Lucid Army SAMPLER

{BSR038} MOT3K - Get Down SAMPLER

{BSR038} MOT3K - Fallout SAMPLER

{BSR039} - ADAM RAHMAN - YOU DON'T KNOW - SAMPLER

We welcome to the Bootleg Social stable one of Essex’s new kids on the block. Promoter of the TEK night - Brad Hudson . 'Done' is simple house music  at its best . Simple beats, savvy grooves and an catchy breakdown put together to make any dance floor move.

The remix is concocted by our old friends from Barcelona Ellie Pettersson and Tim Rolan. Following their Paradise Groove EP release they crank it up a notch  to provide another club groove classic! Pure house heaven .

EARLY SUPPORT - Eric Morillo / Tony Humpries / Mark Picchiotti / Hoxton Whores / Brandon Block / Mark Doyle / Oliver Lang / Deli G and a host of radio stations around the world 

BRAD HUDSON - DONE - ORIGINAL SAMPLER - BOOTLEG SOCIAL RECORDS

BRAD HUDSON - DONE - ELLIE PETTERSSON / TIM ROLAN REMIX SAMPLER

To stage events that will bring back that anything goes, hedonistic atmosphere. More than a club night, more than an event, every Bootleg Social is a gathering of like minds that are all quite unashamedly up to no good. When you enter any Bootleg Social event you check not only your coat at the door, you check your inhibitions, your preconceptions and your attitude as you enter a truly unique clubbing experience, an experience where you’ll feel so good that it has just got to be illegal.

The Bootleg Boys go to great lengths to ensure that the outside world is entirely forgotten, the house is devilishly sexy, the decor debauched, the girls raunchy and the vibe that delightful blend of sophistication and sleaze. Celebrating their first birthday at a very appropriate 1920s Valentine’s ball was the Bootlegs Social’s coming of age, coming out and it positively coming all over the place, spectacular. It managed the impossible to be chic, elegant, stylish and decidedly messy all at the same time – it was if all that every preceding Bootleg Social was building towards unleashing itself on the Big Smoke, in one almighty club land climax. Every Bootleg Social is wickedly themed from fashionaistas to speakeasy’s to masked balls, so the minute you walk in the door expect to lose yourself in a carefully crafted wonderland of excess.

The Bootleg Social team’s ability to whip the crowd into frenzy has brought them to the dance floors of Ministry, Brixton Acadamy, and spinning with industry luminaries like Defected,Armin Van Buuren, Paul Van Dyk and so many more.So you can expect bigger things from Tobie Allen and the crew as they blaze a beat trail country wide and beyond, spreading their nasty groves wherever they can carve them. With national nights in the offing, digital releases, radio shows, and international tours their downright criminal behaviour is not going to stop here. In all honesty it should be banned right now, but we all know all the best fruits are the forbidden ones. It’s Bootleg Social where it just feels to so good to be bad!

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