A deep dive into the leftfield and thought provoking sounds that lie between; electro, acid, minimal, progressive and tech-house.

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Midnight Lounge w/ Grøve - 15.02.24

Erol Arda is a London based DJ/Producer.

He has been championing a groove infused sound with a hint of minimal and deep tech house to create a steady motion into every journey…

Wherever you are listening, as long as you have the low end frequency pumping, then you will be absorbed into the sounds you are hearing. He creates an insight into the tight knit intimacy, groovy ambiance and warm expressions of this deep electronic music. While engaging you through the tightly blended tracks so that you can enjoy the story unfolding……

@erolarda

1:00 – 2:00pm
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Erol Arda Presents Sunday Sessions - 11.02.24

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EXPMENTAL RECORDS RADIO SHOW, EPISODE 10 EDDY ROMERO 
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Expmental Records Radio Show, your bi-weekly digital hub for underground club music. The show will air every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at 4PM CET - 3PM UK, hosted by Data Transmission.
Tune in to the latest edition of the Expmental Records Radio Show, Episode 10, hosted by the revered Eddy Romero. This episode delivers an impeccable blend of tracks from stalwarts of the scene like Steve Bug, Pornbugs, Frink, Dilby, Artslaves, and Neverdogs, serving up an essential mix of Deep House, Deep Tech, and Minimal sounds. With a careful balance of light and dark tones, Eddy Romero ensures a premium listening experience that encapsulates the essence of the underground club vibe.
Don't miss this monthly highlight, where the intricate textures of the music speak for themselves.
Expmental Records Radio Show, helmed by label boss Eddy Romero and FRINK, promises unique sonic journeys with occasional guests from our label roster. We invite you to join us in this venture to explore the pulse and rhythm of underground club music.
Playlist
1. Error.Func – Open Your Mind (Original Mix) Lucidflow
2. Frink - Axis (Original Mix) Sublease Music
3. Miraj (AU) - Persuasion (Original Mix) Expmental Records
4. Andy Moore - This Is The Way (Original Mix) Bosh Recordings
5. Steve Bug - Quando Bailas Asi (Original Mix) Bondage Music
6. Deepment – Language (Dilby Remix) Brise Records
7. Artslaves – Desire (Original Mix) Bamboleo Records
8. Neverdogs - Lion Heart (Nu Zau Remix) Decay Records
9. Pornbugs, Frink - Wheels Turning (Original Mix) Bondage Music
10. Toby Simpson – Little Helper 410-5 (Original Mix) Little Helpers
11. Gone Deville Feat. Kola – Waiting (Original Mix) Artmotel Records
12. Anas M - Halls (Octave Remix) Tzinah
13. Eddy Romero, Mica (UK) - Tuesday Mood (Original Mix) Expmental Records
Music Styles:
Underground Club Music, Deep House, Microhouse, Deep Tech, Minimal, …

Expmental Records Radio Show, Episode 10 Eddy Romero

Martim Tonic - Kornati (C4STRO Remix)

Fostering the garage band stereotypes since his early years, Martim Tonic fell by the widely held house music. Originally from the simple guitar slaps to counter-drum hits, you can find a lot of these elements in his music.

The Portuguese-based producer makes his debut "Island Hopping" on Diversity Collective with a three-tune EP.
'Kornati opens groovin' fire, assembling a set of deep pads and its companion evocative synths. The theme 'Silba comes next, slowing down the grooves by emerging an enraged bass among its decaying hats. Wrappin' things up, 'Kornati's remix from C4STRO, delivers a downtempo re-interpretation, with an intensified layering of synth drives, in a slow-paced rhythm.

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[IMPORTED PREMIERE] Martim Tonic - Kornati (C4STRO Remix)

All musical movements require a spark to set them alight; in the case of Japanese house music, that spark was provided by the forward-thinking resident DJs of The Bank in Roppongi, Tokyo. In 1989, to celebrate the ground-breaking club’s first birthday, the venue released a 12” EP featuring first-time productions from three of its DJs, Junichi Soma, Shuji Wada and Strong Katsuya AKS Katsuya Sano.

Widely considered to be one of the first ever EP of house music produced in Japan, 1st Unit was never officially released. Instead, 500 of the 1000 copies pressed were given away at The Bank’s first birthday party, with the rest initially being sold not in local record stores, but rather the venue’s own in-house shop. Three decades on, the 12” is finally set to get its first worldwide release via Rush Hour’s Store JPN Series.

The record has its roots in The Bank’s willingness to give its ever-changing roster of DJs a free hand to play what they liked – at the time a rarity in Tokyo nightclubs, whose musical offerings usually revolved around strictly defined playlists. At The Bank in 1989, it was not only common to hear European body music and the kind of post-disco New York productions associated with Larry Levan’s sets at the Paradise Garage, but also acid house – something not offered at the time by other clubs in the city.

This cutting-edge blend of sounds, combined with the venue’s unique decor (it was modeled on the inside of a London bank, complete with a cashier’s window to take entrance fees), made The Bank a go-to spot for young party-goers, celebrities and forward-thinking Japanese musicians (Ryuichi Sakamoto was reportedly a weekly visitor).

When it came to celebrating the club’s birthday by cutting a unique record, it made sense for The Bank’s owners to turn to three of their most exciting resident DJs, who were assisted by Heigo Tani and Jun Ebi. The collective name, 1st Unit, was chosen to reflect the fact that all three resident DJs were debutants with no previous studio experience.

As this reissue proves, the music remains timeless, magical, and authentic to the sound of American house productions of the period – albeit with occasional twists,. Katsuya Sano’s EP opener, ‘I Need Love’, sounds like a twist on Larry Heard productions of the period – all jacking TR-909 drums, undulating analogue bass, dreamy JUNO synthesizer chords and evocative vocal samples.

The influence of Chicago acid house is also evident on Junichi Souma’s ‘Ubnormal Life’, whose unusual title contains what he says was an intentional misspelling. Driven forwards by restless drum machine handclaps, sweet chords and rising and falling melodic motifs, the track is an energetic and uplifting treat.

Perhaps the most influential of the three tracks at the time – within Japan at least – was Shuji Wada’s similarly misspelled ‘Endless Load’. Deeper and more melodic with a more expansive arrangement, the track’s combination of marimba-style lead lines, tribal drum patterns, dreamy chords and jazz-funk influenced bass offered a loose blueprint for the more successful and better-known Japanese deep house tracks that followed.

Vinyl: https://www.rushhour.nl/record/vinyl/1st-unit-underpass-records-ep
Digital: https://rushhourmusic.bandcamp.com/album/1st-unit-underpass-records-ep

Junichi Soma - Ubnormal Life

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4ON w/ Rafa Masip 001 - 15.02.24

5:00 – 6:00pm
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4ON w/ Rafa Masip 001 - 15.02.24

A masterpiece that captures the essence of house and tech house music in "Xylophone," a track that is a true explosion of energy and creativity. From the very first seconds, you are enveloped by a hypnotic and vibrant melody that seems to dance in perfect harmony with the pulsating rhythm of the track.The use of the xylophone, a distinctive element of the piece, is not just a sonic gimmick but a true protagonist that intertwines with deep bass and irresistible grooves, creating a festive and engaging atmosphere. The production is impeccable; every sound is carefully placed, providing a depth that resonates with every listener, whether on the dance floor or in their own rooms.The progression of the track is masterful: it plays skillfully with dynamics, leading the listener through a sound journey that builds in intensity, culminating in a climax that invites you to dance non-stop. The synthesizers intertwine with overwhelming rhythms, creating an engaging experience that is impossible to ignore."Xylophone" is a track that stands out for its originality and freshness, demonstrating great versatility. This track is not only a fantastic addition to any DJ set but also a celebration of electronic music in all its forms.In conclusion, "Xylophone" is an anthem of joy and freedom of expression that only music can provide. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in this unique sound journey; it’s an experience that will surely remain in the hearts of all house and tech house music enthusiasts.

XYLOPHONE - CLAUDIO BARONE

Dive into the soulful vibes of "Me & You," the latest house collaboration from acclaimed DJs and producers Max Ches and King a.k.a. Sampleking. This track combines smooth melodies, infectious grooves, and uplifting rhythms to create an irresistible dancefloor anthem. Perfect for late-night sessions or sunrise celebrations, "Me & You" captures the essence of genuine connection through pulsating beats and melodic finesse. Experience the perfect blend of their signature styles in this must-listen release that’s destined to resonate with house music enthusiasts worldwide.

Max Ches , King a.k.a. Sampleking - Me & You

With “A Silent Vow”, Ibiza-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Chris Le Blanc delivers a deeply personal and sonically rich journey through sound and self-reflection. Released on Karmaloft, this modern chill house gem blends organic textures, soulful vocals, and electronic grooves into a warm, immersive listening experience. At the heart of “A Silent Vow” lies a message of quiet introspection — an invitation to pause, listen inward, and rediscover your inner strength. Chris’s soothing voice drifts effortlessly over smooth beats and earthy percussion, while the hypnotic resonance of his handpan adds a meditative pulse to the track. Subtle jazzy trumpet lines weave in and out, creating moments of golden light that shimmer above the groove. The result is a track that feels both grounded and transcendent — perfect for sunrise sessions, mindful moments, or late-night reflections. With “A Silent Vow”, Chris Le Blanc reaffirms his gift for blending organic soul and electronic elegance, offering a sonic reminder that true power often begins in silence.

A Silent Vow - Chris Le Blanc

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