This one was created during the first half of the global lockdown. With hopes of brighter days in the sunshine as the wind blows the sweet air of freedom my energy pointed towards the future and the future is now. This digital single is taken from the forth coming compilation Fundamental Components and selections featured on the forth coming Elements 5 mix.

30/06/2021

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Some snippets from my release on Gerds 4 Lux imprint. Features include....The Organ Grinder and Kofi Tarris

Decisions EP OUT NOW ON 4 LUX

Another of my Edits/Remixes/Reworks/blablabla I made just for fun. 
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Detroit Swindle | Huh, What! EP (Mini Mix) | Dirt Crew Recordings

DIRT076 | 12“ Vinyl (180Gr.) & Digital EP 
Release Date : 27.01.2014

Exclusive at www.traxsource.com from 20.01 !!

Vinyl pre-sale :

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A1 Huh, What!
A2 Huh, What! (Laszlo Dancehall Exercise)
B1 The Fat Rat   
B2 Monkey Wrench  

This is the first EP taken from Detroit Swindle’s upcoming debut album “Boxed Out” to be released on the 24th of March 2014 on Dirt Crew Recordings.

To heaten up the anticipation on the long awaited debut album by Amsterdam’s finest Lars Dales and Maarten Smeets we give you three tracks from the album as a little teaser to what is to come on the full length. First up is the title track “Huh, What!” a true Detroit Swindle banger that takes us back to pumping Chicago old school house times. Much like their last EP on Dirt Crew that included “John Doe” this new tune will (and we don’t like this expression but can’t think of another way to explain the sheer brutal power of this track) “destroy” the dancefloors!

If that wasn’t enough bass in your face we got Leon Vynehall and A1 Bassline under their “Laszlo Dancehall” moniker to rip ‘Huh, What!’ to shreds, resulting in a dark, pounding, straight up jackin’ techno groove. Very raw and edgy, tweaking the original’s key elements perfectly to join the dark groove going on. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

The B-Side takes us back to that sweet and deep Detroit Swindle house groove. “The Fat Rat” is much in the style of their last “The Make Up to Break Up” release on their own “Heist” imprint. A groovy percussive and soulful stabby house excursion, Amsterdam to Detroit via New York and back!

“Monkey Wrench”, the last track on this EP, is just beautiful and quite possibly one of the highlight down tempo house tracks of the Album. It has this slow groove we all love from the Swindle’s and a combo between the warm sound of the rhodes and the electronic feel of the arpy bass that really makes you love the track more and more each time you play it.

Viva Detroit Swindle!

And stay tuned for “Boxed Out”, the debut album on CD, 2LP and Digital.

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Detroit Swindle | Huh, What! EP (Mini Mix) | Dirt Crew Recordings

Frits Wentink - WOLFEP024

A1) Frits Wentink - Goose
A2) Frits Wentink - Geese
B1) Frits Wentink - Geeses
B2) Frits Wentink - Geeses (Ishmael Remix)

Released 12" Vinyl - March 2014 
WOLF WOLF WOLF WOLF WOLF

Frits Wentink - Geese (WOLFEP024)

For the second release on Frits Wentink’s new Bobby Donny label, he hands over to San2, aka Geert Schilder.

Hailing from Eindhoven in the south of the Netherlands, Schilder takes his production name from the building which houses his studio, on the second floor of the SAN building where the legendary radios and tape recorders were built by Philips.  With this in mind, it seems to follow suit that his music is mainly produced with analog techniques, incorporating equipment like the Roland TR-606, SH-101, SBX-1 and AKAI MPC 2000XL. 

The EP opens with the title track, ‘Impartial Perspective’ with its marching beat gradually forming into a machine groove that’s raw and funk-fuelled.  Moving on to San2’s second track, ‘Distinguishing Bias’ sits perfectly alongside the kind of wonky house manoeuvres that Frits is also known for.

And talking of Mr. Wentink, the EP also includes his remix of ‘Impartial Perspective’, which twists up the original into a deep and trippy, lo-fi journey, while still maintaining the raw groove of the original.


B1) SAN2 - Impartial Perspective (Frits Wentink Remix) (BODO002)

Splendor & Squalour number 3 see’s Brame & Hamo return to their rising imprint. Since the boy’s Ep “Lamaj’s Secrets” on Dirt Crew we have seen them do a string of remixes for labels such as Kolor Ltd, Heist & their very successful remix for Harry Wolfman and Loz Goddard’s “Uncle Buck” on Dirt Crew. All these releases have kept a steady momentum going for the Sligo boys in the house Scene. 

For this ep we have a full 3 tracker consisting of all original cuts. The EP kicks off with “Kebab Dreams” which takes us on a trip to the moon with greasy drums and saucy groove. Up next is the MPC workout “Cert City” paying homage to their hometown of Sligo. Closing the Ep we have “Retch Wretchedness” which takes a darker turn showing us the spookier side of Brame & Hamo while still keeping the jazzy touch. A peak time track for sure.

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A1 - Brame & Hamo - Kebab Dreams

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For Daniel Leseman & Junktion (Hans Peeman), successful producers on their own merits and friends since childhood, a collaboration was inevitable. The success of it of course never is, but their house sound infused with disco and a lot funk has been proven to be very infectious.

After the infamous Detroit Swindle signed them to their Heist imprint and released the booming Kill Frenzy EP their name was established firmly to quick growing broader audience. Resulting in request for Dj-sets across Europe & the America’s, with personals highlights on Glastonbury, LoveBox and Output New York.

Their first vinyl release as Fouk, on their own created Outplay Records was met with great enthusiasm, the brilliant reactions to ‘Stuff Your Dad Liked’ and ‘Cat Lady’ propelled Fouk and Outplay firmly into the scene as the ‘one to watch’. Following swiftly on, they produced a formidable remix for Lay-Far on the Swedish Local Talk Records. Since then they’ve released EP’s on Room With A View, The House of Disco and Razor-n-Tape and made a string of strong remixes for the likes of Kraak & Smaak, Groove Armada, Joey Negro’s The Sunburst Band and Mayer Hawthorne.For Daniel Leseman & Junktion (Hans Peeman), successful producers on their own merits and friends since childhood, a collaboration was inevitable. The success of it of course never is, but their house sound infused with disco and a lot funk has been proven to be very infectious.

After the infamous Detroit Swindle signed them to their Heist imprint and released the booming Kill Frenzy EP their name was established firmly to quick growing broader audience. Resulting in request for Dj-sets across Europe & the America’s, with personals highlights on Glastonbury, LoveBox and Output New York.

Their first vinyl release as Fouk, on their own created Outplay Records was met with great enthusiasm, the brilliant reactions to ‘Stuff Your Dad Liked’ and ‘Cat Lady’ propelled Fouk and Outplay firmly into the scene as the ‘one to watch’. Following swiftly on, they produced a formidable remix for Lay-Far on the Swedish Local Talk Records. Since then they’ve released EP’s on Room With A View, The House of Disco and Razor-n-Tape and made a string of strong remixes for the likes of Kraak & Smaak, Groove Armada, Joey Negro’s The Sunburst Band and Mayer Hawthorne.

https://soundcloud.com/justsayfouk
https://soundcloud.com/danielleseman
https://soundcloud.com/junktionmusic

Caché Sessions 006: Fouk

Mix we done for the guys over at @stampthewax 
Read the interview here: http://www.stampthewax.com/2016/12/14/stamp-mix-80-brame-hamo/

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Stamp Mix #80 - Brame & Hamo

Don't You

Aus Music welcome the debut EP from, Matt Karmil. The EP follows his critically acclaimed LP on Smalltown Supersound. Matt delivers two classily edited cuts and two off kilter deeper tracks, a perfectly balanced EP with a track for all times and moods.

Matt Karmil 'K.O'

@kemback is back on @alfresco-disco with a new EP called 'Everything'. A2 ct 'Mystery' is a beautiful deep house track filled with textures perfectly engineered to get your spirits lifted.

Out April 6, pre-order it here: https://alfrescodisco.bandcamp.com/album/kemback-everything-ep

Premiere: Kemback 'Mystery'

Get the full tracklist here: https://blrrm.tv/3AUlU0N

Witness one of the greatest that ever did it — the late, great Frankie Knuckles.

Frankie Knuckles Boiler Room NYC DJ Set

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