Housen Part 4

Format: 12” + Digital
Cat#: CCS098
Barcode: 827170553668
Release : 18.06.15
Artwork : Léo Butler

Tracklist: 
       
 A1 - Addictive  - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00025
A2 – Trans Trans Trans  - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00026
B1 – The Scene (feat. Mechanical Soul Brother)  - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00027
B2 - Llife  - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00028

Short info: 

After Carlos Nilmmns enthralled us with his expressive True Chemistry EP, Circus Company is delighted to welcome a new character into the fold in the form of fast-rising German artist Borrowed Identity. Based in the Southern town of Freiburg im Breisgau, in just a few years he has already released scores of singles for labels as respected as Quintessentials, Fina, Home Taping Is Killing Music and Mistress. 

The Borrowed Identity sound is direct and uncomplicated, using classic house and techno styles and applying them to dynamic arrangements that showcase a confident set of studio skills and a deep understanding of what excites the expectant dancer. Across the four tracks on the XXX EP, the perfect balance is struck between powerful rhythmic commands and psychoactive decoration, combining everything needed for a memorable club cut. 

“Adictive” leaps out at the listener thanks to the sweeping piano hook and subby bassline, while “Trans Trans Trans” brings a purposefully old-school feeling with its stark square wave synth lines and sleazy vocal groans. Regular Borrowed Identity collaborator Mechanical Soul Brother lends a hand to “The Scene”, which piles on the late night tension with its tightly wound chord stabs and rolling drums, before “Life” showcases a more eclectic side to our latest signing thanks to a bongo-infused percussive throwdown and an uplifting dose of acid. 

Every one of these tracks brims with infectious energy, channeling the traditions of peak-time house and techno into a thoroughly modern approach that celebrates the instant gratification of a kick-ass dancefloor weapon, without compromising on that all-important soul. 


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CCS098 - Borrowed Identity - XXX EP

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Deep house

Early Support by Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, SKREAM, Tiga, Hot Chip, Laurent Garnier, Optimo, Erol Alkan, Ralph Lawson, Tensnake, The Rapture, Maxxi Soundsystem, Oliver Koletzki, Riva Starr, Huxley and many more... 

Since Richie Hawtin played this track in his Boiler Room Set on Ibiza, many people have been asking about this Joyce Muniz collab. The track features fresh vocals by Bam (formerly known as MC Baby Bam) from the legendary 90ies hip-hop group The Jungle Bothers (Native Tongues/Zulu Nation). The beat is based around a sample from Kraftwerk's 'It's More Fun To Compute,' and for this version we've actually got full approval from Kraftwerk (yes - guess what). So we're happy to release it now. Hope you dig it too. 

Artwork by Neven Cvijanovic from Floor 5. 

Covershoot by Johanna Rauch. 

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Joyce Muniz 
Release: Back In The Days feat. Bam 
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Beatport: 24.02.14 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 24.03.14 

Some Selected Feedback: 

Loco Dice – Yeahh! Wav please. 

Hot Chip – Into it! Can I get wav’s please? Joe x 

SKREAM - BIG! 

Optimo: Excellent! And amazing Kraftwerk cleared the sample. 

Erol Alkan: Thanks! 

Riva Starr: Bangin! 

The Rapture (Gabriel) - Tite!!! Loving this! 

Laurent Garnier - YES YES YESSSSSSSSSSS. Loooving this. 

Adana Twins - JOYCE! I LOVE YOU! AWESEOME TRACK!!! 

Tensnake - Great tune. 

Edu Imbernon - Tune! Love it 

Oliver Koletzki - Beautiful. playing this in my radioshow on Saturday. 

Maxxi Soundsystem: This is really nice... 

Ralph Lawson: Amazing you got this out - well done! 

Huxley: Sounds Nice! Good work Joyce! 

Kiki – HUGE!!! Been playing this to death, since i first got it and everybody comes to the booth to ask about! 

Karotte: Good one. Like it! 

La Fleur: Bomb! Joyce is on fire! 

Sasha – Cool. 

DJ Feadz - Always a sucker for Kraftwerk samples. 

Andy George (BBC 1) - This is dope! 

Doctor Dru – Love it! Already in my set since some time now. Great work, Joyce. 

Ruede Hagelstein: I just see myself break dancin' back in da days:) 

Animal Trainer – What a superb track <3<3<3 

Zombie Disco Squad– Love Joyce. Awesome artwork. 

Brett Johnson - Pretty dope. Will play this weekend. 

Munk - Joyce is my homegirl!! top tune. 

Betoko – Niiiiice. 

Leftwing & Kody - Yeah boy this is sick! Big ups Joyce. 

Mickey - BIG!

Joyce Muniz Feat. Bam - Back In The Days ! 128kps

♬ Full Article + Download ♬
http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/frits-wentink-special-free-download-in-celebration-of-100k-sc-followers/

Now also on YouTube: bit.ly/deephouseamsterdamYT

OwYEAH! We have reached the magical number of 100.000 followers on our Soundcloud page! And to thank all of you for your interest, enjoying the music and supporting us we want to give you an exclusive free track. It's made by one of the most creative production minds in Amsterdam at the moment: Frits Wentink.

The give-away track 'Ready Set Go' is a mystifying groover with jazzy vocals that puts the deep back in deep house. If you didn't know, you would attribute that swinging 808 percussion to some forgotten Chicago gem from the older days. We hope you enjoy it.



♬ Download ♬

Frits Wentink - Ready Set Go (Original Mix)

The boys Lakker continue on a fierce roll. Between the multiple EPs and 12"s as a pair, and Eomac's still-impeccable solo record (not to mention his Berlin session for us!), you have to wonder: do they ever quit? This one another spooky, tremulous slab of dark techno. R&S sure know how to pick 'em.

Lakker "Math Fall" - Boiler Room Debuts

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 11 
Artist: Purple Disco Machine
Label: Exploited
Releasedate: 11-5-2015

Premiere: Purple Disco Machine - Magic

Premiere of the upcoming single of Fouk on Heist Recordings, the label run by the infamous Dutch duo Detroit Swindle.

The EP will be out on 18.05.2015

PREMIERE : Fouk - Kill Frenzy [Heist Recordings]

Artist: Detroit Swindle
Title:  Figure Of Speech Ep
Release Date: 11th May (Vinyl) 18th May (Digital) 2015
Format: Vinyl/Digital
Cat No: FR202/FRD202

The Swindlers return and not a minute too soon as far as we’re
concerned!  The hardest working duo in house music have had a
mental couple of years playing every club and festival known to
man, having babies, seemingly buying up the entire stock of vintage
studio gear off ebay and thankfully knocking out some banging tunes
on top of all that.  Well all club bangers gratefully received here
at Freerange so with open arms and ears we’re happy to be bringing
you the Figure Of Speech EP.
Just as the non-believers think they know what to expect from these two they’ve thrown a rather large curveball and headed down a different road. Figure Of Speech wears some African influences on its sleeve with a bumping party groove punctuated by some nifty
afro beat keys stabs and just a hint of acid. Victoria’s Secret
treads more familiar Detroit Swindle territory with the boys trademark shuffling beats and larger-than-life side-chained pads bringing the drama. Finally, we have suitably titled Live At The Cosmic Carnival where we’re treated to some peaktime tribal business with rolling bass, dubbed out dancehall science and some nifty conga work. All in all, some fiyah for the dancefloor from a pair of lads who know a thing or two about how to get a room jumping.

Detroit Swindle - Live At The Cosmic Carnival [Freerange Records] (96Kbps)

100 on vinyl:
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http://po.st/100vinylDecks

Out now on iTunes: http://po.st/TigaBoysNoize100
Beatport: http://po.st/ltNgiw
Juno: http://po.st/BRByhx
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Boomkat: http://po.st/8s1sdO

It's been a long time in the making. From their early days as label-mates on the legendary Gigolo records, these two dons have remixed each other, DJ'd back-to-back, even worked on the same motion picture together (Ivory Tower), but not until now have they teamed up so completely, or to such devastating effect. On the eve on BNR's 10 year celebrations, where the two will headline a series of 6 shows together, Turbo proudly presents '100.'

Both producers come through clearly: the slamming drums and acid Boys Noize has so thoroughly mastered, the clever vocal hooks, catchy basslines and ravey breakbeat flourishes that are the feathers in Tiga's boa - the best of both artists are brought together here, with a distinct nod to their electro roots. It's an immediate winner, asserting it's sonic prowess through a flawless arrangement, confidently proclaiming it's perfection in a slick, round triple-digit. One-hundred.

The magic, as in Mind Dimension, Let's Go Dancing, or Bugatti, is for packaging true pop into a compact, techno power-punch that leaves underground cred intact. Both Tiga and Boys Noize are outstandingly versatile DJs who consistently yearn for something more than the obvious tropes of EDM, embracing extremes, fitting in the esoteric, being connoisseurs of a multitude of micro-genres of electronic music. 'Jam #1' is an ode to these low-slung techno roots, a stripped-down bonus beat that lays down the law of the drum machine, and sets the stage for the forthcoming '808 IRAQ' pulled from the same Berlin studio-session, soon to be released on BNR.

Full gig dates – including Tiga’s debut live show are available via https://www.facebook.com/officialtiga. 

Follow @Tiga on SoundCloud
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https://www.youtube.com/officialtiga
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http://www.tiga.ca

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Get 100 on iTunes

Tiga Vs Boys Noize - Jam#1

Borrowed Identity - Trans Trans Trans



Format: 12” + Digital
Cat#: CCS098
Barcode: 827170553668
Release : 18.06.15
Artwork : Léo Butler

Tracklist:

A1 - Addictive - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00025
A2 – Trans Trans Trans - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00026
B1 – The Scene (feat. Mechanical Soul Brother) - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00027
B2 - Llife - ISRC: FR-2T0-15-00028

Short info:

After Carlos Nilmmns enthralled us with his expressive True Chemistry EP, Circus Company is delighted to welcome a new character into the fold in the form of fast-rising German artist Borrowed Identity. Based in the Southern town of Freiburg im Breisgau, in just a few years he has already released scores of singles for labels as respected as Quintessentials, Fina, Home Taping Is Killing Music and Mistress.

The Borrowed Identity sound is direct and uncomplicated, using classic house and techno styles and applying them to dynamic arrangements that showcase a confident set of studio skills and a deep understanding of what excites the expectant dancer. Across the four tracks on the XXX EP, the perfect balance is struck between powerful rhythmic commands and psychoactive decoration, combining everything needed for a memorable club cut.

“Adictive” leaps out at the listener thanks to the sweeping piano hook and subby bassline, while “Trans Trans Trans” brings a purposefully old-school feeling with its stark square wave synth lines and sleazy vocal groans. Regular Borrowed Identity collaborator Mechanical Soul Brother lends a hand to “The Scene”, which piles on the late night tension with its tightly wound chord stabs and rolling drums, before “Life” showcases a more eclectic side to our latest signing thanks to a bongo-infused percussive throwdown and an uplifting dose of acid.

Every one of these tracks brims with infectious energy, channeling the traditions of peak-time house and techno into a thoroughly modern approach that celebrates the instant gratification of a kick-ass dancefloor weapon, without compromising on that all-important soul.


Borrowed Identity  (feat. Mechanical Soul Brother) - The Scene

Borrowed Identity -  Addictive

Borrowed Identity - Life

Stephan Bodzin – Singularity

Beatport Link: http://classic.beatport.com/release/singularity/1523803

Rising from humble beginnings like Icarus heading towards the skies, Singularity plots its course for the stratosphere as it heads ever onwards and upwards…but unlike Icarus this is a tempered and restrained ascent not an easy task to pull off but one that makes the impact so much stronger for it's subtle, ever evolving simplicity.

With a melody that comes on like a half-remembered memory and lingers long after the sound itself fades away, Singularity stays with you, slowly and carefully weaving its way around you while its drums beat a steady, forceful pulse and its percussion jumps in and out like Billy Pilgrim skipping thru time. The combined effect is something much more than the sum of its parts. Somehow this simple techno tune creates an entire world of its own and asks you to inhabit it for a while, losing yourself in the process..

On the flip side, Monoloc exercises an equal and proportional restraint in his take on things. Like a voice emerging from a faded dream, the melody peeks out behind a curtain of reverb and industrial drums compellingly foreshadowing its full potential. Growing from there, the atmosphere slowly engulfs the listener until finally the slow build up reaches its full force providing a fantastic re-imagining of the original with an almost romantic yet no less powerful conclusion.

Life and Death - Catalogue Number: LAD022

Artist: Stephan Bodzin
Title: Singularity EP
Format: Digital & 12”
Digital Release Date: 25.05.2015
Physical Release Date: TBC

Tracklisting Digital:

1. Singularity
2. Singularity (Monoloc Edit 02)

Tracklisting 12”:

1. Singularity
2. Singularity (Monoloc Edit 01)

Get it here

LAD022 Stephan Bodzin - Singularity

112 kbps files for preview - don't be a dunce! 4 all things POOLS >>> @poolsmusic

For their first ever double-LP outing Razor-N-Tape presents POOLS, with a sun-drenched and laid-back collection of tunes called Innertubes. POOLS, the moniker of Los Angeles duo Thee Mike Bee and DJ Morsecode, craft a sound that conjures up the easy going swagger and soulful grit of the left-most coast. The first two sides of original versions read like an album, perfect for a lazy Sunday rooftop BBQ with beers, bros and blunts, (although no doubt some of these gems will find their way into DJs' warm-up and boom-bap sets). Sides C & D elevate the juncture to dance floor level, with smooth and varied remixes from RNT stalwarts Luvless and DJ Vas, plus label newcomers thatmanmonkz and Junktion.

Buy on Redeye

POOLS - 3rd Eye (Luvless Remix)

July Mix - Nils Krogh (Genius of Time/Aniara)

Our Forthcoming Remix For Off Recordings Of Adriatique &amp; Thyladomid's - Feeling Good Out On Vinyl - 19.01.2012 & Digital - 08.02.2012

Early Selected Feedback:

Tim Green (Cocoon): "Have been playing out the COA remix a lot! works great everytime! thanks :)"

Ekkohaus (Morris Audio): "Good record, Coat of Arms remix is nice...thanx..Ekko"

Jimpster (Freerange): "Really tasty Coat Of Arms mix here.  def something i'll be trying out.  nice one!"

Jef K (Silver Network): "heyyy super release ! nice originals and coat of arms blowwws it again what a tune !! thx a lot ...."

Audiojack (Gruuv): "Massive EP! Not sure which is my favourite, maybe Coat of Arms remix, but the original Feeling Good and the Liems remix are great too. I'll download them all. Skills. :-)"

Richy Ahmed (Hot Creations): "amazing ep"

Martin Dawson (Get Physical): "very nice Coat of Arms remix. Will play this :)"

Round Table Knights (Made To Play): "Wow super dope EP and the Coat of arms remix is amazing too! Merci!"

Homework (Made To Play): "Wonderful release. Nice deep tracks. OFF is on it again."

Shir Khan (Exploited): "For me - personally this could have been the strongest release on OFF - in 2011. If thats 2012 its gonna be a good look into the future how the sound of OFF could sound in 2012. Original is amazing and in every set of mine. Coat of Arms is the UK take on the track."

Aki Bergen (Starlight): "Nice package! both Coat of Arms remix and Who Cares are my favs"

LEON (ViVa): "thanks for this cool ep! support ;)"

Mihai Popoviciu (Diynamic): "nice EP, maybe a little to much 90s-pathos for me ;) coat of arms remix is cool though."

Wildkats (Hot Waves): Love the Coat of Arms remix...feeling the rest of the release too!!"

Borrowed Identity - Life

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