German artist @reyou and Ukrainian DJ and producer @aikon_official have joined forces on new single ‘Rain’, out 30th July on Disco Halal.

A haunting, hypnotic electronic oddity, ‘Rain’ combines wandering synths with sombre breakdowns and delicate vocals. It marks Re.You ’s debut on Disco Halal, while Aikon dropped track ‘Fusion’ last January as part of the label’s ‘Singles Club’ run of releases.

Re.You also recently remixed the Aikon single ‘Coming Back’. Hailing from the small town of Ulm in southern Germany, Re.You is an esteemed DJ and
producer with over a decade in the game. More recently he dropped three-track EP ‘Is This Love’ and collaborated with Robert Jankovic on single ‘Push Me’.

A relative newcomer, Aikon has been making waves with a steady stream of acclaimed releases over the last couple of years, dropping records on labels such as Exploited Ghetto, Monaberry and Sweet Music.

‘Rain’ is an engrossing track that marks the beginning of a fruitful collaboration between two electronic talents.

Rain (Night Vision)

Lick My Rainbow

Attention

Attention (Moscoman Remix)

https://ada.lnk.to/budakid

Berlin’s beloved @budakid returns to Disco Halal for his second offering with ‘If Chickens Could Talk’. As enigmatic and enthralling as the title would suggest, the artist creates his own psychedelic escape for the dance floor. Drawing on a love of acoustic, floating melodies, both ‘If Chickens Could Talk’ and ‘Over Not Over’ pull you in with addictive synths, whilst the pulsating riffs guide the listener into a dreamy head space. At points the EP appears ambient and at others completely euphoric, it’s the perfect display of Budakid’s unique take on dance music and one that knows no limit.

On the creative thought process behind ‘If Chickens Could Talk’, Budakid states: "Living in a world where we have the illusion of doing the right thing. But what if chickens could talk and tell us we're doing something completely wrong." That quote sums up the weird and wonderful nature of this EP - born out of an alternative outlook on our lifestyle, the artist questions the world we live in through the power of electronic music.

In recent years Budakid has made quite the name for himself thanks to a slew of releases on DIYnamic, Exploited and Last Night On Earth. His last venture with Disco Halal came last year, with the EP ‘Ochre Tuesday’ that took us on a journey through his universe, and we couldn’t get enough. It encapsulated the anything goes mentality that the label encompasses and both ‘If Chickens Could Talk’ and ‘Ochre Tuesday’ will feature on a 12” vinyl, featuring both original artworks made by the artist himself. With these impressive collections of tracks coming so early in his career, nothing stops Budakid from becoming one of the greats.

If Chickens Could Talk

Fast rising Israeli producer, OMRI., returns to Disco Halal with his debut EP ‘My Name Is Omri Dot’. Across four tracks the artist showcases his unique, psychedelic sound that proves just why he’s one of Tel Aviv’s hottest exports right now. Spanning left-field house, indie-dance, and breakbeat, the artist takes us on a sonic journey across his homeland, opening our eyes to the endless possibilities of dance music. For the label, the EP reflects an exotic sound reminiscent of some of our early pioneers– Moscoman, Red Axes, Simple Symmetry – and for emerging, fearless, pioneering talents like OMRI. Disco Halal is the perfect home to explore their artistry with a truly open-minded approach.

OMRI. represents a vibrant new generation of musicians emerging out of Tel Aviv, channelling the city's renowned freedom of expression, creating dance music free of the status quo, void of any expectation. It’s an approach heard perfectly on this EP, whether it be via the relentless warped groove of ‘Snakes In The Bed’, the artists futuristic take on breakbeat, with a dubstep esque twist on ‘The Spotlight’, or the evocative, mind numbing vocals on ‘The Great Illusion’, the artist never fails to surprise, consistently veering in new directions.

As far as debut EP’s go, ‘My Name Is Omri Dot’ is a true statement of intent from the artist. Now ready to take his Middle Eastern sound across the globe, these four tracks simply represent the beginning of an exciting journey for OMRI. We’re sure these four tracks will springboard the artist to new heights, and we can’t wait to see just how far he goes.

My Name Is Omri Dot

The Spotlight

Snare Boer

Snakes In The Bed

The Great Illusion

Disco Halal alumni, Indieveed and YAME, release their debut collaborative single, ‘Polaris’. A nod to the eccentric 80s disco of Yello and Devo, but with an interstellar twist.

The origins of the tracks production came from Indieveed, known for his melodic and atmospheric sound, but it was when YAME stepped into the studio that the wild nature of ‘Polaris’ came to fruition. As they describe “This track was influenced by disco of 80s and 90s music but presented our way. First, the music recorded by Indieveed appeared, after which YAME were invited to add their customary, tongue-in-cheek vocals and production elements".

‘Polaris’ has one aim, to make people dance, and it does one hell of a job.

Polaris

Polaris (Extended Mix)

Irish brothers, SX2, return to Disco Halal with their debut EP ‘Miracle Mayhem’, two tracks dripping in left-field groove. The artists hone an indie-dance aesthetic that’s become so synonymous with the label, but with a psychedelic edge that’s certain to transcend any dancefloor. Whether it’s on the title track, with its ever-changing vocal sample that effortlessly moves between the forefront and background, whilst its occasional manipulation pulls you into a state of frenzy before the inevitable euphoric explosion that soon follows.

On the flip side, ‘Where We’re At’ merges the worlds of acoustic and electronic production, pushing the boundaries of dance music in the process. Driven forward by a guitar led bassline, the listener is soon consumed by a sea of synths that grip on to you and refuse to let go. Residing from Waterford, Ireland, Clive and Scott Sullivan have an affinity with the unknown – inspiration can come from anywhere and such an approach is the backbone behind their music. Their offering in ‘Miracle Mayhem’ displays alternative dance music at its finest. A style championed by long-term Disco Halal family (and fellow brothers) Simple Symmetry and label head Moscoman, as well as listeners who are hot on the pursuit for something new.

Miracle Mayhem

Where We're At

Maximum Flavour - the new project spearheaded by Matt FX and Giorgio Beatsaface - serves a dose of cheeky nostalgia with ‘Chef’s Kiss’, their debut original offering via Disco Halal. It’s a track that transports dancefloors back to the 80s, back to that classic New York dance music era where queer self-expression and the infamous Paradise Garage sound reigned supreme. With its glistening synths, rolling drums, and trademark jock-jam vocal drop, Maximum Flavour present a stadium-sized interpretation on the Hi-NRG sub-genre, mixing past and future to create a sense of unbridled joy.
On the flip side, label head Moscoman gives his trademark touch, adding an array of drums that up the pace of the track, making it perfect for those peak time moments. Like legendary productions duos before them, Maximum Flavour makes larger than life music for big room play. ‘Chef’s Kiss,' with its unique reference points, is a head-turning opening statement and one that carves its own lane. This is just the beginning of what looks to be quite the explosive journey for this exciting twosome.

Chef's Kiss (Moscoman Edit)

Chef's Kiss

Talee & AUTOFLOWER - Back In Time (Club Mix)

Funf

Rebrn, DANOR - LMLY

Rebrn - Moonlight

YO!

Happy to share with you guys this mix from the Sullivan brothers
Check out these bangers and don't forget to pick up their latest vinyl while it lasts no repress!!!

https://discohalal.bandcamp.com/album/steady-up

Halal Twenty Seven by SX2

@omrismadar - October
Moscoman is Proud to to have one of israel finest artist joining the release roster of Disco Halal
Omri Smadar With his unique attention to details and variety of influences and cross genre abilities brings to Disco Halal two Incredible tracks, first one is a collaboration with Tel Aviv’s underground queen, Hill Ruach, ‘Bagavoa (Lifestyle)’ with it’s repetitive mantra, “The Highest of the Low Is a prisma for the way most of us live these days says Omri, above our means, faking it till we make it.”
Second Track is the EP Title Track ‘October’ is a pure banger full of frills , with a feeling of a classic but at the same time fresh as it can be, “with one eye to the early 2000s and one eye on our current road I Tried to blend some nostalgic feelings into today's music Says Omri”

October

Bagavoa (Lifestyle) W/ Hila Ruach

OMRI. IS BACK! And he teamed up with N.O.Y to cook up a magical edit, a dose of bliss in these weird times, an edit to a love song, a club version , a remix for Kutiman feat. Dekel - My Everything.

My Everything ft. Dekel (OMRI. & N.O.Y Edit)

B2 Yasadim (Mehmet Aslan Edit)

Disco Halal is back with Vol.2 , Featuring this time amazing works by Disco Halal's own Moscoman, The Infamous Tel aviv Duo Red Axes, yet another masters of the Israeli disco Scene, Rabo & Snob, and the maybe unknown but nothing less but genius reworker from Sofia, KMTR. 

Yalla.


A2 Hamathil (Red Axes Edit)

Disco Halal is back with their 3rd edition of middle eastern wild edits series for this beautiful vinyl, the heads of the label called back to the guys who started it all @Autarkic & @Mehmet Aslan, with addition of Israeli obscurities producer @Naduve and Turkish editor @Dogu Civicik. 
by far, musically its feels like the best one yet, don't miss out on this limited offer.


B2 Mitrin (Dogu Civicik Edit)

Carrot Green & Selvagem - Vandre

Chaim - The Perfect Circle (12” + Digital) Summer 2017
@Chaim_Avital, Chaim, Life, We here in the Disco Halal HQ are so happy about the fact you joined us, you are A True gentleman, A Melodic genius, and really the missing link in the chain of our releases. For you who still haven’t heard about Chaim, we urge you to do A Small search and find this universe, no less, of music that he has created on top labels such as BPitch, Jeudi, and so many more. As A Moroccan Decedent Chaim graced us with his fresh approach to North African Music, summing it up with banging beats and percussions. The Perfect Circle, lives up to his name, it feels like Chaim finally went
back to where he has came from.
A1. Perfect Circle B1. Ha Alla
B2. Slower Circle

The Perfect Circle 

Chaim - The Perfect Circle (Disco Halal)

Sometimes you meet Idols in a backward way, Neil Arthur Aka Blancmange was remixed by Kincaid, A Track taken from the Blancmange album, 'Unfurnished Rooms. Kincaid our latest addition to the family, is coming to you with a few bangers on Disco Halal 2018,  Something to look fwd to!


@kincaidofficail

BECHORA // Blancmange - 'What's The Time' (Kincaid Remix)

The Organism returns to Disco Halal in collaboration with label boss Moscoman!!

'Rite' precedes a full EP, including an extended mix of this track, which will drop on 1 Feb on Disco Halal.

Pre-order here: https://disco-halal.lnk.to/Rite 

@discohalal
@moscoman
@theorganismmusic

The Organism & Moscoman - Rite

DH019 - Kincaid feat. Blancmange - Big Fat Head

Label: Disco Halal 
Catalogue Number: DH019
Release Date: 22nd March 2019
P/O: disco-halal.lnk.to/BigFatHead

Kincaid teams up with 80s cult icon Blancmange for new single ‘Big Fat Head’. The father, son collaboration is set to drop on Disco Halal.

Fast emerging artist Kincaid has unveiled a new collaborative record with the respected British synth-pop act Blancmange. Set for release on the 22nd March, ‘Big Fat Head’ will land on Moscoman’s famed Disco Halal imprint.

Clad with percussive textures, the release marks a father and son team-up with Kincaid (Joe Arthur) and father, Neil Arthur, via the Blancmange project. Accompanied by a remix from Moscoman and Trikk under the 'Nucat' moniker, ‘Big Fat Head’ is turned into a chugging synth-wave melody.

The record marks the first original production from the pair, who have previously collaborated on a string of remixes for Blancmange’s ‘What’s The Time’, ‘Distant Storm’ and ‘Not A Priority’ - taken from the acclaimed albums ‘Wanderlust’ and ‘Unfurnished Rooms’.

Based in Berlin, but firmly rooted in the diverse and forward-facing musical scene of Tel Aviv, Moscoman’s Disco Halal label hails from beneath the minarets of the Holy Land. The imprint exists to present a tightly-knit and growing community of musicians and producers, each transmitting their unique musical identity, yet each united by a unique sensibility, as well as a harmonious balance of rhythm and experimentation.

Encompassing elements of downtempo, new-wave and alternative pop, stitched together with a leftfield dancefloor throb, Disco Halal’s back-catalogue, filled with efforts from the likes of Simple Symmetry, The Organism and Moscoman himself, has seen the imprint rapidly emerging from the once-overlooked nightlife and club scene of Tel Aviv into the worldwide spectrum.

Big Fat Head (Club Mix)

https://disco-halal.lnk.to/gilgamesh

Russian brothers Sasha and Sergey Lipsky return to Disco Halal for the third time under their famed Simple Symmetry project. Following off the back of Auntie Flo’s ‘Kabsa’, the duo’s ‘Gilgamesh’ EP is the fourth release for the label this year and continues to build upon Disco Halal’s successful trajectory.

The ‘Gilgamesh’ EP draws inspiration from the epic novel of the same name, the oldest story known to man. Leading with the title track, Simple Symmetry teams up with Mexican producer Inigo Vontier for a signature Shamanic chugger whilst one of their solo efforts ‘Fight’ is a string-heavy, psychedelic soundscape. Named after Gilgamesh’s faithful sidekick, ‘Enkidu’ continues this kaleidoscopic theme with Krautrock influences with Adam Port’s ‘Tulum By Night’ contrasting edit turns the record into a big room melody. The remix has already been heavily supported by Moscoman, Keinemusik, Âme and Dixon.

Based in Berlin, but firmly rooted in the diverse and forward-facing musical scene of Tel Aviv, Moscoman’s Disco Halal label hails from beneath the minarets of the Holy Land. The imprint exists to present a tight-knit and growing community of musicians and producers, each transmitting their unique musical identity, yet each united by a unique sensibility, as well as a harmonious balance of rhythm and experimentation.

Encompassing elements of downtempo, new-wave and alternative pop, stitched together with a leftfield dancefloor throb, Disco Halal’s back-catalogue, filled with efforts from the likes of Simple Symmetry, The Organism and Moscoman himself, has seen the imprint rapidly emerging from the once-overlooked nightlife and club scene of Tel Aviv into the worldwide spectrum.

Tracklist: 
Gilgamesh (ft. Inigo Vontier) 
Fight
Enkidu
Enkidu (Adam Port’s ‘Tulum By Night’ Edit).

Simple Symmetry - Enkidu (Adam Port's 'Tulum by Night' Edit)

https://disco-halal.lnk.to/teenagefantasyrmx

@kino_todo
@mountkismet
@c_a_r

Ahead of releasing Mount Kismet’s much-anticipated debut album ‘Warmer Lanes’, Disco Halal keeps us on our toes with the remixes for debut single ‘Teenage Fantasy’. Two intoxicating dance floor workouts from Whitesquare and Kino Todo, featuring fantastic vocals by C.A.R.

Mount Kismet feat. C.A.R. - Teenage Fantasy (Kino Todo Remix)

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