Sounds of Blackness & Rick Preston - Everything is Gonna Be Alright (Dave1 Remix)

D'Julz is back on CHIWAX! And what a comeback it is - WOW.!!!
The second release on his "RAW TOOLZ" series seems to be even bigger than the spectacular
first record, Julien did for us. We are very happy to bring your this beauty on vinyl in January!

Teaser: https://dbh-music.com/shop/release_view/16003
Artist: D'JULZ
Title: RAW TOOLZ 2
Format: 12" (Vinyl only)
Label: CHIWAX
Genre: House
Tracklisting:
A1. Big Wag
A2.Nudeep
B1. Lionozed
B2. Out Of Place Artefact

Worldwide exclusive distributed by www.dbh-music.com; info@dbh-music.com 

CWX02.1 - D'JULZ - RAW TOOLZ 2 (CHIWAX)

DC Promo Tracks #1585: "XNXX" by DJ Split is part of the release "Can I Tell You? EP" on Shadow Pressings  

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DC Promo Tracks: DJ Split "XNXX"

Smartlink with all music platforms:
https://hypeddit.com/samparadise/hypnotized

I hope you enjoy this deep, 90s-inspired Garage House track. Appreciate any feedback, likes & reposts! 🫶🏻

Part of the "Blueprint" compilation on Demuja's label @muja feat. Boo Williams, Shinichiro Yokota, Retromigration, Demuja, Ruff Stuff & more great artists.





Sam Paradise - Hypnotized

Support
https://rhythmicsteps.bandcamp.com/album/va-united-frequencies-rs001

PREMIERE: Cos - Drift Signal [RS001]

Joyfull Family - Wait A Minute EP 
BUY LINK: https://fanlink.tv/flex028
Label : Flexi Cuts (https://soundcloud.com/flexicuts_wax)
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> Joyfull Family (https://soundcloud.com/joyfull-family)
https://www.instagram.com/joyfull_family

With Wait A Minute EP, Italian trio Joyfull Family (Chico Perulli, Guido Nemola and Cristian Carpentieri) lay down a proper slice of timeless house, laced with modern flair and proper dancefloor heat.The Original Mix of "Wait A Minute" is pure deep-house goodness – lush grooves, fat basslines and silky vocal cuts stitched together into a classy, late-night roller. A real warm-up weapon for heads who know.

G&D’s Remix (Gino Grasso and Dino Angioletti flexing their chops) roughs it up with a raw, funk-fuelled twist – dusty drums, elastic bass and chopped-up vox that slap just right. Proper vintage vibes without sounding played out.

Relative’s Peaktime Mix takes the tune up a gear: chunkier kicks, clever delay work and pressure-cooker build-ups that scream peaktime weapon, all while keeping the original’s soul intact. Certified floor-filler.

Closing the EP is "The Prince" (GN Mix) – a deeper, more heads-down affair packed with hypnotic grooves and a cheeky, slinky bassline that’ll keep the afterhours crowd bubbling nicely.

In a nutshell:A rock-solid EP that tips the hat to 90s house roots while keeping the production crisp and forward-thinking.
Groove is the name of the game here, and each remix brings its own spice without losing the heart of the original. Whether you're warming up the floor or setting it ablaze, there’s plenty to pull from here.

BUIY LINK

PREMIERE : Joyfull Family - Wait A Minute (G&D Remix)

https://www.beatport.com/release/pomegranate-in-nyc/5118161

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Premiere : Sam Farsio - Enigma (HP014)

@joshgregg - Relief
Label - Poles Apart

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PREMIERE – Josh Gregg – Relief (Poles Apart)

20/20 Vision marks its 30th anniversary with another great release here in the form of some remixes of Crazy P's iconic single 'Stop Space Return'. The late Danielle Moore's unmistakable vocals shine across two stellar reworks from Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy who infuses her cosmic, acid-laced disco energy into the track. Her Cosmodelica Remix and Dub version blend trippy 303s, cowbells and deep grooves into something suitably fresh. Also included are two classic Unabombers mixes from 2009, and they offer raw house heat and dubbed-out psychedelia that serves as a fine floor-focused reinterpretation of a beloved anthem.

BUY:
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Crazy P - Stop Space Return [Cosmodelica Remix]

Emerging from the pulse of D.C.’s underground, Fasika delivers a stripped-back yet infectious statement with the House Rules EP, due July 18, 2025 via Bona Fide House Records. Across four tightly coiled tracks, the EP channels the raw physicality of classic East Coast House with a distinct swagger, nodding to the bumpy rhythms and dancefloor kinetics that define Fasika’s growing footprint.

The title cut, House Rules, appears in two forms: the Original Mix leans into syncopated percussion and stabbed basslines, perfect for peak-time pressure, while the Basement Mix dials things down with a deeper, sweat-soaked groove that speaks to late-night heads. On B-Boy Cypher, Fasika taps into a swing-heavy template that feels tailor-made for crate diggers and body movers alike, funk-infused yet minimal, with crisp, no-nonsense drum programming. Closing track Amp’d Up is all tension and release, built around stuttering hi-hats and rugged low-end organ work.

True to its title, House Rules EP plays by its own code, minimal in construction, maximal in effect. It’s a confident outing from an artist rooted in the local scene but pushing beyond, offering DJs and dancers alike a functional yet characterful take on House Music.

https://www.beatport.com/release/house-rules/5141918

https://soundcloud.com/fasika
https://soundcloud.com/bona-fide-house-records

PREMIERE: Fasika - B-Boy Cypher [Bona Fide House Records]

The morning was crisp and clear. The Hague was only just beginning to stir, but someone had already found their rhythm. Plate had a list of addresses saved in his notes — potential spots for their future vinyl store. Real plans, of course, called for a bit of luck and beautiful views: linden trees whispering along the canals, a sea breeze full of encouragement, distant seagull calls, and the soft clang of trams.

First stop: Denneweg — a street that felt like a page from a design magazine, nothing but showrooms, galleries, antiques, and wine. A realtor in a light shirt was already waiting by the door of a former barbershop: a clean rectangular space with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows. Great foot traffic. A storefront that seemed to come alive in front of the observer’s eyes. Plate could already hear the music playing, see visitors flipping through records in search of something unique.

Next came Papestraat — louder, and somehow closer to heart. A three-story building next to the city’s best coffee spot. Until recently, it had housed a small shop of handmade goods. It was the kind of place you could work, drink tea, and build a little corner lined with shelves and turntables in. The classic Dutch staircase alone was enough to inspire joy.

The day hadn’t gone in vain. Plate came home with photos of two key locations. One looked like an album cover, the other like a B-side you want to play over and over again. Needle smiled at what she saw. Somewhere between those two streets, their next chapter was quietly going underway.