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DAMIAN LAZARUS & MATHEW JONSON "GOING TO THE DESERT"

As a very special surprise gift to the world, Rebels' Lazarus and Jonson teamed up in the studio earlier this year to create a track together inspired by their experiences in the desert of dreams. Kindred spirits and close friends for many years, Damian and Mathew have created a beautiful, cinematic club track that holds your hand tightly as you prepare to open your minds and enter the final stages of what has been a special summer. 

We are delighted to give this track away for free to all our fans around the world who continue to show so much love and support for what we do. 

Thank you and Enjoy.

Crosstown Rebels - Going To The Desert - Damian Lazarus & Mathew Jonson

Colt EP

HF20 GATEFOLD VINYL

Dense & Pika - Colt

Nicone feat. Narra - "Caje" - Pan-Pot Remix

Hive Audio 022 - Dario D'Attis - The Good Old Days

Catalognumber 23 – what else is to say? While we’re feeling the spirit of William S. Burroughs blessing this very vinyl-enigma, &ME went particularly mysterious ways to transcend the category ‘dance track’ for this one.
The meditation through bass had been the major discipline of some of his latest cuts, but what you’ll find on this A-side, one could certainly call the perfection of somnambulistic peaktime-fever. The way he’s kneading the lower frequencies, how he’s channeling the expansion and decay of bass must inevitably lead to some aroused moaning. Good vocal-selection, for that matter! Then there are those tension building synths and a staccato-frenzy in the break that might be the ultimate ecstasy-trigger of the season.
“Locust” on B comes in with some smoothly looped E-guitar-coolness, adding whispering hi-hats and a comparatively rich percussive architecture. But then again: rolling bass barrels like a signature and a defence breaking build up that’s ensued by liberating pressure compensation in mighty breaks. Two demonstrations of understated and sophisticated peaktime-emphasis, so to say. Or differently put: a flawless double-A-side.

&ME - After Dark (Preview)

Ultraviolence (Disciples Remix)

New track from Disciples, premiered as Pete Tong's Essential New Tune 29th August.

Out now on @ffrr-records: http://smarturl.it/DisciplesTDK

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They Don't Know

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Disciples - They Don't Know

An ancient form of Japanese verse, often containing a total of 17 syllables shared between 3 lines, arranged in a pattern of 5-7-5. The first line consists of 5 syllables, the second line 7, and the last line contains the remaining 5. This is our Haiku for you: "summer in deep space mom and dad don't come home late I notice after dark"

Haiku 575 feat. Manuel del Giudice - I Notice After Dark - DTZ052

Final 15 - A Ghostly 15 Playlist Curated by Michael Cina

"Anyone that knows me, knows that my main passion is music. I spend all day listening to music at work and my vinyl collection of 16k pieces greets me when I get home. I knew about Ghostly International before they contacted me in the early 2000’s and we would write off and on. They used to send me big packages of white labeled vinyl, it was decadent.

Late 2007 I got a call from Ghostly asking if I was up for designing a new single for Dabrye. It was a dream come true and I feel like I found a friend who really understood me. I have had the distinct privilege to design over 100 covers for Ghostly, and that is only the half of it.

When they asked me to do a compilation, I was all about it. I wanted to do three or more compilations because I wanted to segment it up into different sections (Ghostly, SMM and Spectral). It is impossible to reduce the entire label to 15 tracks. Ghostly is dynamic, they don’t fit one sound, genre or idea.

So I approached it as a mixtape of sorts. I tried to find a common thread that spoke to me and create a mood around that idea. Some of my favorite tracks are not on here. JDSY 'Horizon Line' makes my head spin. Choir of Young Believers 'Paralyse' takes me to another place. There are so many more.

What you are hearing some songs that have spoken to me over the years in a distinct way. I don’t feel like they are obvious choices but they all are nothing short of amazing. I hope this compilation helps you see a different side of one of the best labels to ever do it." - Michael Cina

Seth Troxler - Hurt (feat. Matthew Dear)

Hive Audio 030 - Dario D'Attis - Diss in Minor

Luigi Madonna returns to Drumcode a year after his superb single ‘Primo’ using familiar hooks, huge stabs and monstrous drums that storm across the dance floor which, are common with Mr Madonna. The hard hitting raw vibe of this EP gives Luigi an edge, with fluttering high’s and saturated lows, Luigi’s tracks are a mainstay in all DJ sets. The EP encompasses different emotions throughout that can be felt within the track ‘Singer One’, offering a more mellow side to Luigi’s already expansive catalogue.

Luigi Madonna - Back To School - Drumcode - DC135

Maya Jane Coles "From The Dark“ 
A1 - From The Dark feat. Moggli 
B1 - I Would Fly 
B2 - Will I Make It Home Tonight 

Forty-two months can be a lifetime in the rapidly changing world of dance music, but the 3 ½ years since Maya Jane Coles’ previous Mobilee release, 2011’s “Beat Faster,” has seen the UK DJ/producer accumulate unprecedented accolades from all corners of the dance music sphere, from magazine covers and reader poll placement to premier league bookings and regular play by her esteemed house music peers 

Having seamlessly transitioned from buzz-heavy newcomer to perennial favorite, Maya returns to Mobilee with three tracks in her unmistakable style, one that has only become more potent with practice on releases by Dogmatik, Hypercolour, Jackathon Jams, 20:20 Vision and her own I/AM/ME label. “From the Dark” picks up perfectly where “Beat Faster” left off, with the addition vocalist Moggli only adding more spice to the bubble tech house stew. Proof that as fast as Maya’s star has shot, there’s still plenty of sky left to travel.

Mobilee Back to Back Vol.10 - Presented by Lee Van Dowski

I Would Fly

Maya Jane Coles - I Would Fly (Original Mix)

Tight Laces

Konrad Black & Martin Buttrich - Siamese Connection

Ben Klock & Marcel Dettmann - Dawning (revisited)

Dettmann & Klock - Dawning

Twitter >> www.twitter.com/clancymusic 
Facebook >> www.facebook.com/Clancy.music

For all enquiries / bookings: emma@spiralmgmt.com

Clancy - Lightbox

Art Department & Konrad Black - Graveyard Tan (Version 1)

Cobblestone Jazz - Dump Truck

Out on beatport: http://btprt.dj/14vukoo
Out on t-shirt: http://bit.ly/17JsKmI
Out on vinyl: http://bit.ly/117LoSs
Listen to the whole EP: http://snd.sc/19Oq3Oz

As always Kling Klong gives space for new artists and supports upcoming talents. This time Martin Eyerer & Rainer Weichhold had no doubts signing this debut release from Stuttgart's dj/producer Ninetoes as 'Finder' is obviously a massive stand-out track which has the words 'summer hit' written all over it. So it was just easy to convince Leon and Re-UP from Italy to do the remixes and help to make this release even more oustanding.

Check:
http://www.facebook.com/KlingKlongRecords
http://www.facebook.com/ninetoes78
http://www.facebook.com/LeonOfficial
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Re-UP/130750946964913


Ninetoes - Finder (Original)

Music from all aspects of dance with are main focus on Techno and Deephouse 

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