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Anthea - Distraction( Subb-an 5am Remix)

DA Rebels   House Nation Under A Groove

Out Monday June 2!

Following the success of Pitto's album "Objects In A Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear" on GREEN, we've waited excitedly and impatiently for new material from the blooming artist. With his new multi-layered single “Shadows” Pitto once again elegantly entertains our senses. The beautiful melody played by Woodie S, together with the continuous clicking pattern and synthesised bassline create a sublime piece of audio that has an almost supernatural perspective. 

The introduction of vocals accentuate's the echoes of the lyrics adding another dimension to the Johannes Brecht Remix. While Edwin Oosterwal’s Dub adds further depth creating a chilled vibe by intensifying the other-worldly state of the original.

Pitto feat. Woodie S - Shadows (Edwin Oosterwal Dub) (Preview)

Konrad Black - Devastator (Rocket's Revamp)

dubai mix 2024

Raggi Luminosi - Lamp (slowed to perfection by kirman)

ᴀʀʀᴏɢᴀɴᴛ - lick it remix

Roses (Original mix)

Gurhan - White Rabbit (Original Mix)

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The final chapter of 2025 is here.

Our year-ending "MICR014" Various Artists release brings together D I N, Raz, Casper Schulz, Daniel Meister, Gudj, Pierre C and more - an ensemble that shaped our sound throughout the year.

Thank you for supporting us through every moment.
2026 is already humming in the background.

Mastered by Silat Beksi.
Artwork by Fivedotfour.

PREMIERE: Endemica - Side Effect [MICR014]

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<a href="http://lwx.so/xNsJ">Who's Afraid of Detroit? - 10th Anniversary Remixes on Beatport</a>

It’s hard to believe an entire decade has gone by since Claude VonStroke first released ‘Who’s Afraid of Detroit”. But believe it or not, we’ve reached the 10 year mark of one of the biggest hits of Claude’s career, and we felt it’s about time for some fresh takes on the track that helped launch VonStroke and Dirtybird. 

For the 10 year anniversary, we tapped into the Motor City’s outstanding talent pool and enlisted an amazing lineup of Detroit artists to help us celebrate. Besides Claude VonStroke’s brand new 2016 remix, we also included mixes from techno icons Octave One, minimal techno pioneer Marc Houle (Windsor is close enough!), and the accomplished trio Visionquest.

Not limiting the Detroit based artist package to just the music, the haunting release artwork comes to us from Michigan illustrator Dan May. In addition, a dark David Lynch style music video comes from award winning Detroit director, Anthony Ernest Garth. 

“Who’s Afraid of Detroit Remixes” will be released on the 10th anniversary of the Movement Festival in what city? 
Detroit, of course.

Delivered by <a href='http://www.label-worx.com'>Label Worx</a> on behalf of <a href='http://www.dirtybirdrecords.com'>DIRTYBIRD</a>

Claude VonStroke - Who's Afraid of Detroit? (10 Year Anniversary Mix)

Leftroom Ltd return this September with the ‘Love On Another’ EP from the hotly tipped
British production duo Waifs & Strays, backed with a remix from Huxley & Matt Tolfrey.

Breaking through in 2011 with a string of releases on Hot Creations, Futureboogie and Get Physical,Waifs & Strays have embraced both the current rising hybrid-house sound and their preceding influence of early 90’s house and disco music to create effortlessly eclectic and undeniably captivating tracks.

Title track ‘Love On Another’ opens the EP, instantly cutting through as peak-time house material with crunchy claps and a hooky organ line. Simplicity in structuring is the key here, but it’s the deft touches that subtly entice the listener with a combination of minute delays and dexterous background twitches adding intense depth and movement. While the soulful vocal lines and bright piano chords further fuel its retro house vibe.

Next up ‘For A While’ takes on a stripped back, emotive form with raw swung snare rolls, shuffling hats and white noise sweeps, while a soft synthesized melody builds an eerie atmosphere. The duo implant their signature weighty bass-line and dark synth chords on the composition, while their clever use of call and response vocals radiates charm and precision in their approach to production.

To close the release Huxley & Matt Tolfrey deliver their rework of ‘For A While’, applying a darkroom dub-house notion. The track relies on tonal hits, crisp beats and off kilter kicks as its driving force, creating a stuttering punchy groove. Delicate filter modulations and expansive delays on the vocals produce an evolving dynamism that meanders around the warbling synth line running throughout. The result is understated and classy as you’d expect from these two highly respected artists.

Konrad Black - Devastator (Rocket's Revamp)

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