KLD.2025

Choir Song

Fantastic new track from Moodymann's self-titled album, also featured on HMP Dance/Electronic (March 2014)

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Moodymann - No

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Catz ‘n Dogz make a standout debut on Crosstown Rebels with two compelling new house tracks on ‘Can’t Stand’, complete with a remix from leftfield innovator Robag Wruhme.

A pairing whose renowned reputation has been built and shaped across an illustrious career, Polish duo Grzegorz Demiañczuk and Wojciech Tarañczuk, aka Catz’ n Dogz, have been serving up their own diverse and varied take on house for more than fifteen years. Founders of their own Pets Recordings imprint, in that time they have released on esteemed labels, from Diynamic to Defected, Glitterbox to Watergate and more, while playing at almost every major club and festival across the globe. Their fresh in-between sounds and knack for cooking up curious and impactful sounds have made them mainstays of the scene, and that run of stellar releases continues here with a debut appearance on Crosstown Rebels as they link with ZenSoFly for ‘Can’t Stand’ - with longstanding German favourite Robag Wruhme on remix duties.

Opener ‘Can’t Stand’ sees the pair reunite with vocalist ZenSoFly, a talent they’ve worked with on notable hits like ‘Wave.’ Her vocals bring soul and attitude over a tight, rubbery and sleazy house beat, underpinned with a heavy bassline - providing the sort of chunky cut to lock in a dancefloor and make it march in unison.
Robag Wruhme has been a Pampa label mainstay and famously curveball producer for many years with his scintillating blend of minimalism, melody and unusual sound sources. That is the case again with this remix, a dark workout that hurries along on snappy drums, detuned vocals and scuzzed up, droning synths to ensure maximum impact.

The EP is closed out with ‘Wake Up’, a widescreen and atmospheric cut packed with detail. The bassline is taught, freaky vocals echo within the mix, and synths spray about to dramatic effect, delivering another full flavour house cut with a dark soul and futuristic designs.

Catz 'n Dogz - Can't Stand Feat. ZensoFly (Robag Wruhme´s 'Flodder Bukk' Rehand)

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LUVDTECHNO

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Shinichi Osawa - LUVTECHNO [DIRTYBIRD]

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/speicher_131

We’re kicking off the new year in style with a fantastic new double header by RAXON. This Egypt-born, barcelonese powerhouse has left his scent marks all over the place in recent years. He has developed an instantly recognizable sound and that’s no small feat in these times shaped by so much formulaic dullness. “Your Fault” sees our Catalan hot shot in an exuberant disco mood. Mind bending chord progressions foiled with Raxon’s trademark vocal stutters guarantee for wonderfully twisted hands in the air moments. With “Beskar” we’re entering Star Wars nerd territory. Jedipedia says, Beskar is a uniquely resistant iron that develops a wide range of properties - and colors - in the hands of skilled metalsmiths. Alright. Musically speaking, we’re dealing with a stealthy, funky as hell trance-not-trance juggernaut. 2024 is off to a good start!

Speicher 131

Your Fault

Raxon - Your Fault

Lose Control

Lose Control (Dis Konnected)

Vokabularium boss Denis Horvat commands with latest 4 track EP 'MARLOU.' 

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Premiere: Denis Horvat - Poudrextase [Vokabularium]

Release: 23rd Oct
Format: Digital & 300 x Limited Edition 12"

UK-based DJ and producer Wallace debuts on Phantasy Sound with an irresistible double A-side single on 12" vinyl and digital formats, 'Cravings (ft. Love Letters) / Concourse.' Bubbling with sensuality and euphoria, both tracks reinforce Wallace's burgeoning reputation as one of electronic music's most impressive new voices.

Led by a longing, inquisitive performance from vocalist and underground house music luminary, Love Letters, 'Cravings' builds from a simple throbbing bass line to an eruption of lyrical and musical joy. Exploring onset desire – risk, uncertainty, and ultimately, reward – Wallace's deep and celebratory arrangement interweaves with Love Letters' queer perspective to deliver universal satisfaction.

While 'Cravings' looks inward to find release, 'Concourse' goes for the jugular with a darker, more epic sensibility than Wallace has previously indulged. His flawless production touch seamlessly gifts magic to a widescreen techno epic that might not sound out of place on the terrace at Circoloco or else a field near early-nineties Frankfurt.

Cravings ft. Love Letters

This is my edit from Machine. To be released in Philomena on March 30. VINYL ONLY.
Get it from Muting The Noise. 

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Machine (John Talabot's Synthedit)

My remix of Snap!’s classic “Cult of Snap” — keeping that iconic melody but flipping the vibe completely.
I built this version around the vocals “Zoombahey Agobaheya,” adding Egyptian percussion, bongos, and layers of tribal rhythms to give it a deep, organic groove.

This one’s all about energy, movement, and ritual — a global twist on a dance classic.
Turn it up and feel the rhythm 🔥

Mario Z X SNAP! - Zoombahey Agobaheya

Mechanical Drums (Long Play)

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Antoine Clamaran - Mechanical Drums (Long Play)

DJ Dozia - Pop Culture (KiNK Mix)

Mark Henning - Exit Acid (feat. Dejan) (Original Mix)

Mouth to Mouth

Kosi Comes Around

Don't Feed the Cat

DJ Koze’s new album Music Can Hear Us, released on April 4, 2025, entered the official German album charts at number 4 and received widespread critical acclaim worldwide. Major publications such as Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, Wall Street Journal, Musikexpress, and many others have celebrated its brilliance. In the music scene, platforms such as Resident Advisor, Musikexpress, Groove, Diffus, MINT, HHV MAG, and BEAT Magazine have all highlighted the album’s magic and Koze’s unique artistic voice. Music Can Hear Us is destined to be one of the year’s most talked-about releases.

Don't Feed the Cat

DJ Koze

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