featured on '7 Mile ep' out Aug 10th on Hotfingers

Alex Kenji - Folders

Buy: https://www.beatport.com/track/wagwan/20636839

Arude - Wagwan [Simulate]

Turako - Kasha (Original mix) |Automatik|

You Need To Be De-Programed! ®

BITT107 - Mattew Jay - Sirio

Oosterwal is digging deep into the foundations right now. Hot on the heels of Dance Mania homage ‘Bleep’, the Rejected co-boss remains focused on the roots with two more Chicago-esque floor-heaters that nod to the seminal indelible legacy of Trax in their stark, direct ways.

‘Elasticity’ is a visceral and robust construction where the angular bass hook is constantly modulating and articulating, mirroring the drum elements. As well as tapping into the warehouse-crumbling sounds of Hardy, it could also be likened to ‘Erotic Discourse’ with its metallic oscillations. A powerfully lean piece in isolation or a show-stopping mixing tool, either way, ‘Elastic’ can stretch minds at 50 paces.

Everything you need to know about ‘Let There Be House’ is hinted in the title. The quintessential sound of the mothergroove boiled down to its core groove fundamentals. Humanised rhythm hits, sexy rim-shots, staccato claps and a rubber ball bassline that disappears and bounces back with even more funk on every section... This sings to every generation with a universal groove soul and a hook that sits so well in pretty much any mix combination you can dream up. Let there be more... Soon.

Edwin Oosterwal - Elasticity

Since its inception in 2005, Kittball has cemented its reputation as one of the go to labels for high energy, dance floor focused house music. Kittball Konspiracy is the imprints various artist series, showcasing tracks from regular contributors as well as up and coming talent. The fifteenth volume features imprint bosses Tube & Berger, Juliet Sikora, who’s previous collaboration ‘Did You Take My Money’ ranks as Beatport’s best-selling house track of 2017, Marc Werner, Roumex and more.
Tube & Berger start proceedings, providing ominous tones and bass-driven grooves throughout ‘Substate’, before Gabriel & Castellon offer up the hypnotic and infectious ‘Such A Tool’. Lars Moston combines with Juliet Sikora for ‘Conduct’, delivering intoxicating synth hooks and rumbling low-ends, whilst Marc Werner returns to Kittball with a series of mesmerizing arpeggios and intense risers in ‘Roads’. Next up, Roumex’s contribution ‘Nemesis’ lays down spaced out melodies and sustained bass tones, before Denace 2 Society closes the package, utilising shuffling percussion and smooth synthesizer motifs in his remix of Whoami’s ‘Rehab’.

3.Lars Moston & Juliet Sikora - Conduct

Out now! https://Toolroom.lnk.to/Only1TS

Siege returns to Toolroom Trax a few releases after his rip-roaring remix of classic Sharam Jey track, 'Shake Your', that went on to earn an incredible amount of DJ support from all corners of the Globe!

He displays his awesome and massively creative production talent here with 2 slices of thundering tech house that tick 2 very different boxes. 'Only 1' is the peak-time, heads down affair that Mark Knight has been hammering in his live sets over the past few Months, whilst 'Control' is a more melodic outing that lends itself to those bigger rooms and festival stages alike.

Siege has become an integral part of the team over at Toolroom and looks set to make even more waves on the underground circuit with this stunning EP!

Control

Out now!

Siege - Control

Popping Bottles

GET DOWN

Robbie Rivera & Tommy Capretto - House Party

Won't Stop

WNDLL - Won't Stop

Edwin Oosterwal is driven by timeless soul-laced house and techno. A DJ with over 25 years of stripes, including residencies at iconic Amsterdam clubs Trouw and Studio 80, past performances at key festivals such as Awakenings and Mysteryland and world class clubs from fabric to Berghain | Panorama Bar, his ability to fuse between house and techno hits with an insatiable jacking energy. He has a knack of weaving stark stripped-back troughs and dizzying physical peaks; a dark art that’s reflected in everything else he does.

As a label co-boss behind Rejected and Spectrum (imprints he founded with Joris Voorn), the output is characterised by direct dancefloor tracks laced with longevity. Releases come courtesy of an array of respected acts ranging from Josh Butler to Deetron via Ian Pooley, Steve Bug and of course Edwin himself.

As a producer, Edwin’s taken his time to truly hone his craft and steadily build a sonic signature that resonates through house, techno and all the artful shades between and has been supported by the likes of Loco Dice, Eats Everything and Kölsch. Whether it’s his collaborations with Dennis Quin or his solo work, an ageless aesthetic is coded deep into everything he does from the all-out Chicago-style tone hypnosis of ‘Bleep’ to the iced-synth mysticism of ‘Vamp’ via the stately jacks of ‘Elasticity’ and beyond.