Name: [DSDDIGITAL003] Ed Hodge - Sour Hour EP by Dansu Discs
Duration: 8 min
Description: Ed Hodge is back on Dansu Discs with his 'Sour Hour' EP. From an afternoon terrace to the dark club, this one takes us into summer nicely, ready for all of those peak time club moments.

https://stolengroove.bandcamp.com/album/sg004 

Artist: SWIN
Label: Stolen Groove
Catalog Number: SG004

Tracklist: 
A1 - Good Life
A2 - Noises/Thoughts

Stolen Groove
Bandcamp: stolengroove.bandcamp.com
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/stolengroove 
Insta: instagram.com/stolengroove/ 

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Stolen Groove present SG004, by the talented SWIN.

2 SERIOUS KUTZ PICKED UP BY THE RECORD THIEF. AV A LISTEN

PREMIERE: SWIN - Good Life [Stolen Groove]

Tessellate
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SINM
https://soundcloud.com/sonidointeligentenomasivo
https://www.instagram.com/sinm_music_/
https://www.facebook.com/sinmmusic/

PREMIERE: SINM - Alley-oop [Tessellate]

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@cixxxj
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Premiere : Cixxx J - Triple X (Bosco046)

Sukhumvit Records is back.
Sukhumvit Records is back.
Sukhumvit Records is back.

With these Aussie bangers by Nate S.U, spiced up with a saucy remix from none other than Laidlaw himself. You better be quick!

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A1 Nate S.U - Lobby Dreams

Ed Hodge is back on Dansu Discs with his 'Sour Hour' EP. From an afternoon terrace to the dark club, this one takes us into summer nicely, ready for all of those peak time club moments.

[DSDDIGITAL003] Ed Hodge - Sour Hour EP

Artist: Kepler
Track Title: End Night
Album Title: RM12016
Label: R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings
Release date: 22.04.2022
Format: vinyl, digital

@keplerleeds
@rand_muzik_recordings

R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings welcomes Kepler to the label with 4 modern takes on the classic 90s UK tech house sound.

grab your 12"

Premiere | Kepler - End Light (RM12016)

Artist: Karaba
Title: Digital Mystery
Label: Haŵs
Cat No: HAWS016
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1. Belly Pad
A2. Transform
B1. Digital Mystery
B2. Club Simulator

In a world characterised by the mundane, novelty is an increasingly hard-pressed experience to find. But somehow, French DJ/producer Karaba seems to know exactly how to balance the precipitous contest between technicality and innovation. 

For the 16th release on Haŵs, Karaba writes a love letter to 90s tech house and the underground Parisian scene from his home town in Lille. Sewing together intricate synths, trippy breaks and rumbling tech house loops into an abstract tapestry, the final result is a collection of dancefloor curveballs that somehow, with all the idiosyncrasies, make total sense. 

'Belly Pad’ is a sharp opener, with a never-ending spiral of kaleidoscopic grooves and instinctively plaited synths. ‘Transform’ has all the charm of a delightfully subterranean level in an old-school video game, positioning rebellious acid lines into a playful, malevolent swing. On the B-side, ‘Digital Mystery’ slips into woozy breakbeat and dark psychedelia that bubbles up through a deliciously addictive bassline and melodies that coil back into itself. To close, ‘Club Simulator’ marks itself as a thoughtful statement on the paradox of creative flow; it’s self-aware but allows itself to get lost in a sky-high trip of lofty synths and rhythms, before touching back down safely to the ground. 

The ride might at times feel like the driver’s lost control – but in reality they know exactly what they’re doing to push the edge of the thrill just at the right moments.

Karaba - Digital Mystery (HAWS016)

Artist: Velvet Velour
Title: Hard To Explain EP
Label: Butter Side Up
Cat No: BSU008
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 

A1. Ready?
A2. Hard 2 Explain
B1. Jetski
B2. Introduce This

Hot on the heels of the Sweely album comes a new EP on Butter Side Up from Velvet Velour. The silky four tracker comes in early December with artwork by Sophie Douala.

Velvet Velour is based in Portugal and has made a quick impression in the last two years with music on Welt Discos, Nuances De Suit and Small Hours. His signature sound is a vibrant fusion of catchy hooks and characterful basslines that fuse UKG, breakbeat and house into something fresh. That is the case again here with a mouthwatering mix of stylish, club-ready sounds.

Opener 'Ready' is a playful cut with nimble bass and crisp broken beats. Neon hues and colourful synths add up to a vibey bit of electronic funk that will get fists pumping. 'Hard 2 Explain' ups the ante with a driving tech house groove overlaid with bright chords. The knotted bassline tells its own story down low as this feel-good cut cruises on through the stars.

There is extra grit to 'Jetski' with its mechanical drums, stiff arps and thumping kicks demanding you dance. Chopped-up vocal stabs and balmy pads add detail as this subtly euphoric and kaleidoscopic jam races into the future. Closer 'Introduce This' sinks into a deeper garage groove with twitchy acid and sharp hits. The muted chords bring warmth and soul that really shines through.

On this EP, the ever-more essential Velvet Velour proves he has real range.

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