Looking for your chart support:
https://www.beatport.com/release/azizam/2089688

Premiered by B Traits at BBC Radio 1:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b092kjxj
https://soundcloud.com/exploited/bbc-radio-1-b-traits-premiere-kotelett-zadak-solaya-exploited-ghetto

Early love from Axel Boman, Superpitcher, Hot Since 82, Darius Syrossian, Audiojack, Dave Seaman, Sasha, The Drifter, Baikal, Till Von Sein...

Kotelett & Zadak are coming around the block with a magnum bottle full of french fries in their bag. 
Where the two actually originate, nobody knows for sure. Rumors have it that they once had a common love for sprat fishing and point their fateful meeting to somewhere on the North German Coast.If you believe the various rumors, Zadak lost his pants in a raid by the Department of Fish and Game, while Kotelett, due to an overdose of moonshine, lost his Boating License. Both lost their Fishing Licenses and, whoops!, there went their livelihood...What was left for them to do but abscond to the interior, a bleary-eyed and shady escape to where no one knew them by name. "From now on ...." one of the two is said to have mumbled into his beard; which one is still not known. All in all it was a perfectly logical development, since the nights were rough anyway and the lamest things always ended up in the Net...if all catfish are gray.And so, control rod was quickly exchanged with controller, stroke side with backspin, and fog horn with fog machine. What was formerly filleted, is now being filtered, what was being caught, is now pitched. Since then they have never again scrubbed the decks, but instead record from them.Now, wherever they drop their anchor: there blows a strong bass-breeze, sound waves rise and no shot glass remains dry. Every Mermaid has exchanged her ingenue for a good pair of dance shoes and goes crazy from the unmistakable sound of the two self-acclaimed Club- Irish. Whosoever doesn't hold tight to the bar will be swept away like the sprats in the net.Even after days-long sets and a potently boozy fee, a glance into the crowd of faces, tanned by the thick club air, reveals all: Kotelett and Zadak remain uncompromised and bring together that which belongs together - music and magic moments. (The Department of Fish and Game would like to add: "We are simply happy to be rid of them.")

Label: Exploited Ghetto
Artist: Kotelett & Zadak
Release: Azizam
LC: 48629
Cat: EXP28
Publisher: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Beatport Release: 11.09.17
I-Tunes Release: 25.09.17

Early Feedback:
Axel Boman: Azizam is a killer tune! Big love to my old heroes Kotelett & Zadak! Axel
Superpitcher: Nice nice nice.
Hot Since 82: Love these guys. 
Darius Syrossian: Brilliant stuff! Sometimes tracks like this can drag on but this grabs you the whole way through.. Solaya is also good...
Audiojack: Nice tracks for deeper mordents.
Dave Seaman: Big Fan of Kotelett & Zadak’s right here.
Sasha: Tasty.
AME: Thanks. 
Digitaria: Azizam is beautifull.
Baikal: Nice vibe.
Karotte: Azizam is my pick. Like it.
Superflu: Sehr schoen. 
The Drifter: Azizam sounds nice.
Acid Pauli: :)
Richy Ahmed: Wkd.
Zoo Brazil: Great stuff. Will play out!
Till Von Sein: Azizam is the one. Vibes!
Crowdpleaser: Azizam is really nice.

Azizam

Solaya

Kotelett&Zadak - Solaya | Exploited Ghetto

Music is a trace that can take you back to different times in life 🎧

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