Sello: @durolabel
Productor: @hanzoandyaman

Estrenamos el nuevo original Niemandsland  de Hanzo & Yaman para Duro Label.

Es bien sabido que una de las etiquetas a la vanguardia sonora en cuanto a música disco se refiere es Duro Records. El duo formado por Moisees y Bufi aka Theus Mago forman un equipo peculiar, el cual sabe eligir en perfecta armonia vangurdista, una futura selección sonora electrónica para las siguiente generaciones de Djs.

En forma de slow house y lleno de sintetizadores arpeggiados os traemos Niemandsland, a la venta desde el próximo 11 de Junio.

PREMIERE: Hanzo & Yaman - Niemandsland [Duro Label]

Team AEON is thrilled to announce the 5th edition of the Lost Tapes series where music of family members and newbies come together in one release.
The compilation will be released in 2 parts. As a subscriber and family member, you’ll get the full VA compilation including all 13 tracks in advance, exclusively!

Part 1:
We kick off the first part with a special: Italian artist Fabrizio Mammarella (one half of Black Spuma - with Lauer), who’s also well known for his skills as a remixer, releases his first solo track „Compumemory“ on AEON.
The young gun from Italy Amarcord is a true AEON family member now. His previous contributions are followed up with a punchy weapon called, „Momentum“.
We are also happy to welcome back our mysterious producer Futuristant with a nostalgic track in style and meaning „Before I miss you“. And Omri Smader with his hypnotic Italo club track „Seger Peger“, who’s latest releases on Blue Shadow & Correspondant caught a lot of attention.
These two are followed by contributions from two debutants. Berlin’s Parla (‘Permanent Vacation’), who’s bringing the early morning/afterhour burner „A World in Purple“ and Felkon from Germany with the clubby Italo shaker „Lytis“.
Last but not least, Silicodisco returns to AEON with a collaboration with DPAZ and created the retro, melodic, dark Italo dance track „Hellish Night“. A track that characterizes the both of them and the perfect track to welcome you to the second part of the Lost Tapes Vol. 5.

Part 2:
Following up on his successfull releases on Gerd Janson’s ‘Running Back’ and his latest EP on DJ Tennis’s label ‘Life & Death’, Alan Dixon kicks off part two with „Space Manoeuvres“.
AEON newbie Alex Virgo brings the Spring vibes with the happy track „Clown Car“.
After Machinegewehr’s well received „Nutant EP“ (AEON054), the Rotterdammer returns with another trippy Italo monster „Call the shots“.
Having already done a remix for „Serpentine“ by Darlyn Vlys, Micropacer is not new to the camp anymore. And we are happy to have him on board with his first solo track „The Magic Number“ on AEON.
Musumeci doesn’t need an introduction anymore. The Italian made his way in the industry with several hit remixes and solo productions on his own imprint „Multinotes“ (with Lehar) or „Permanent Vacation“, after being one of the first remixers on AEON almost a decade ago. His collaboration with Aldebaran on „Escamotage“ will stay in your ears for a while.
Hailing from Jakarta the 4th newbie Past Futura closes this 13 tracker VA with his „Viva La Discoteque“, which we couldn’t think of a better closing title in these difficult times.

Lost Tapes Vol. 5

Compumemory

Fabrizio Mammarella - Compumemory

After numerous releases in the past 12 months, Tel Aviv based Eliezer (@laze_65), joins Play Pal Music (@playpalmusic), along with friends of the label, Mufti (@muftimx) Skelesys (@skelesys) and Ackerman (@ackerman_music) to deliver 'Ritmica La Noar', three guitar laden sonic meditations backed up with remixes from French duo Kimshies, who pushes the tempo and stretches the fabrics weaving together a patchwork of fear and
loathing,  Modular Project who pulls the guitar and twisted harmonics from 'Don't Be', using them to create a widescreen technicolour opiate laden take and Tyu who rebuilds 'Halalit Ushma Tshuka' into a more tribal understated and up-tempo mutant dance rework.

Don't Be

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Eliezer feat. Skelesys  - Don't Be [Play Pal Music]

Our beloved house producer, Hemi, arrives on Duro with ‘Whispers’. He’s been around for some time operating from Istanbul, Turkey, both as a DJ, producer, promoter or film maker. To follow the single we invited the mind behind Frank Music label, Johannes Albert. German DJ & producer resident from the notorious Berlin party hotspot Renate.

The opener is the original version, a cut fueled by forceful drums, a power-driven sinewy bass, mixed with a barrage of resonant percussions, a deep piano riff, and a contrast of distant, spectral vocals alongside wacky synthesizers.

On the b side we have the remix made by Johannes Albert, a solid, electrifying and ethereal track. Dynamic drums accompanied by a shocker bass, liquid and centrifugal synthesizers and undulating pianos, a lightning bolt to the dance floor.

Whispers

Whispers (Johannes Albert Remix)

Hemi - Whispers (Johannes Albert Remix)

Mau Maioli presents his first album "Where Go", through the nuances of Indie Dance, which combine timbres of Italo Disco, Synth Wave and Indie Rock.

In eight tracks, Mau demonstrates his aptitude and willingness to musically express his feelings lived between the years 2021 and early 2022. With reflections involving the universe of mental health, he seeks with music to show the importance of care for the mind.

In "Brain Voices" Mau begins his journey introspectively and somewhat melancholy. This is a characteristic of Mau and in the introductory track, the artist already shows timbres that will be heard throughout the eight tracks.

A little Italo? In "Hands", Bad search in his Italian descent a little of what the country gave to the world. With the use of clapping samples, the music gives us the feeling of being on some stage.

In collaboration with Lapax, the duo created "Nostalgic Beings". The track mixes not only the timbres of the past, but seeks in nostalgia to express the feelings that both Mau and Bruna are linked. The singer translated her routine as a nostalgic and reflective way and that’s what you hear in music.

The track Title, "Where Go", goes through another side of Mau. Here the artist rescues his influences from Indie Rock. A little slower and melancholy, where you can hear the voice of Mau, who first appears in an authorial work. 

In collaboration with Vasconcellos, the duo of artists unites their energies and creativity for the "Strings of Hope". In difficult times both Rafael and Maurício saw in the song a happy ending and thus created Strings that represent a little of this hope. The song is accompanied by an arpeggiated bass and groovy drums. This combination takes place through one of the most danceable tracks of this work.

Mau Maioli: https://www.beatport.com/artist/mau-maioli/423533 
Vasconcellos: https://www.beatport.com/artist/vasconcellos/97425

PREMIERE: Mau Maioli & Vasconcellos - Strings Of Hope

Buy / Stream: ffm.to/micropacer-fijiwater

Berlin’s Micropacer debuts on Exploited Club with a superb 4-track EP of bright, melodic music following a string of releases on Ritmo Fatale, AEON Audio, and Melodize.

‘Fiji Water’ kicks off with strong fist-pumping intent and setting the Italo tone for the EP. Warm chord progressions play out on the most ‘80s of synths while the bass arps bubble away pleasingly and the interweaving percussion keeps an urgent yet uncluttered feel to the proceedings.

‘Tummo’ builds slowly and fixates on sprightly and piano chords and jaunty synth lines to keep the mood jubilant. Buzzing bass swells provide extra uplift while a big drum solo mid-way through perfectly recalls classic ‘80s pop/dance dubs. The tom fills are perfection and the breakdown reaches giddy new levels of euphoria.
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Not smiling yet? Gosh, you’re a tough customer. ‘Alte Liebe’ will send you over the edge. An absolutely stunning melodic progression underpins the undulating bass and relentless piano stomp of this one, recalling classic Italo / piano house with its jubilant feel and soaring pads. Huge.

‘1983’ is pure Italo / Hi-NRG pump, camply strutting its off-beat bass throb across the dancefloor as shards of sharp synth chords pierce through the mix and concoct a melancholy vibe alongside far-flung countermelody in the distance.

Artist: Micropacer
Release: Fiji Water
Label: Exploited Club
LC: 96788
Cat: EXP136
Publishing: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing/Sony ATV
Beatport Pre-order: 15.09.23
Release Date Streaming/Beatport: 29.09.23
Release Date Global Download: 13.10.23

Fiji Water

1983

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Micropacer - 1983 | Exploited Club

U’RE GUAY RECORDS PRES LIGHT, DARK, AND IN BETWEEN
PRE-ORDER : https://ureguay.bandcamp.com/album/light-dark-and-in-between
Label: U're Guay Records (@ureguay)
www.instagram.com/ureguayrecords/
> MeMachine (https://soundcloud.com/memachine)
https://www.instagram.com/memachine.music/
> Knorst (https://soundcloud.com/knorstmusic)
https://www.instagram.com/knorstmusic
> Vasconcellos (https://soundcloud.com/vasconsounds)
https://www.instagram.com/vasconsounds

From Illumination to Obscurity, and Everything in Between: An Audacious Musical Journey.
The brief behind "Light, Dark And In Between" encourages artists to express themselves without genre restrictions leaning on the conceptual line of the name given since the beginning of this project. This liberating approach results in an album that defies conventional categorization, bringing together a diverse array of sounds and styles. With the freedom to explore and experiment, this album offers a refreshing and captivating journey that moves seamlessly from light to dark and everything in between.

Include Tracks from Adrian Hour, Alberto Melloni, DYR, From House to Disco & PR.A.DO, Imanol, Ignacio, Kamila Govorčin, Leo Janeiro, MeMachine & Knorst & Vasconcellos, Panko, Romain FX, Villaseñor.

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MeMachine, Knorst, Vasconcellos - Go!

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Simon Maurice - The One (Antwan Dago)

Transyberian Disco” is a musical journey where pulsating basslines, synth landscapes, and an irresistible groove collide. It’s a soundscape that transports the listener into the atmosphere of a night train rushing through endless horizons – perfect both for dancing and for deep headphone listening

Transyberian Disco

Fresh from the Tusk Wax stable, we have one of four killer cuts from their latest slab of fresh progressive house, perfect dancefloor vibes that'll make sure your set goes off quicker than milk in a warm room. Prepare to lift roofs, melt minds and blow lids. Here is...Blue Jeans.

90s Wax One

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE // 90s Wax - Blue Jeans

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Our latest release comes courtesy of RR, who already made an appearance on our ‘Hallo Montag’ series back in September. Now, with ‘Solutions’ we’re being treated to a whole four track EP - lucky us! ‘Be Ready’ (alongside Biroll and featuring ismo) starts off the proceedings with a beautiful jazzy piano
 improvisation, making it a great track to start a dj set with. Despite all that Jazz, with an organ and a saxophone also getting their solos, this track is not about chin-scratching appreciation of diminished chords. With a groove as solid as this at its core, this one is dance floor business for sure.
‘At Midnight’ is another joint effort with Biroll and pianos feature heavily on this one as well, but rather than jazzing it up, they are more on the Disco tip here. Along with a classic House groove, a swirling acid line and diva vocals, that’s a straight up party starter right there.
Substituting the four on the floor TR drums for a broken up Linndrum groove, RR goes deep and trippy with ‘Bert Müller’. Chilled out dreamscapes, far-away spoken word vocals and big reverbs will have your mind wandering as your head nods to the beat. Completing the EP, we return to ‘Be Ready’, remixed by Jad & The. Changing the style and tuning down the jazziness, the remix homes in on a bouncy Electro groove and an infectious melodic synth bass line. A rolling percussion loop sent through the phaser and cut-up psychedelic pads send us way out left-field for a moment but leave it to that bass to keep everything nicely on track.

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PREMIERE : RR & Birol - At Midnight

Shir Khan started Exploited in 2007. Exploited Rec now plays host to some wide-ranging and innovative electronic talent - including Adana Twins, Claptone, Budakid, Joyce Muniz, James Curd, Shir Khan (to name a few) - and its artists have been receiving numerous supportive spins from the likes of Solomun, Pete Tong, Soul Clap, Wolf&Lamb, Azari&III, Jesse Rose, Axel Boman and A-Trak.
This is serious dance music at it's most cutting edge with all the juice to really get you going. It's totally contemporary, innovative and has a chunky dirty feel. "Exploited" take you on an invigorating roller coaster ride back to your youth when you first listened to dance music with all the thrills and spills you so enjoyed about clubbing. It's heavy, exciting and special.
'"Exploited Records" is a seamless melting pot of varied styles that simply can't fail to please even the most discerning ears. Highlights here are plentyful. Not to be missed at any cost.' (Clash)
'Musical hybrids are truly the flavour of today, but few have managed to capture the atmosphere of an unpredictable microcosm of a night out on a recordlabel - until now. Shir Khan's label "Exploited" bottles the zeitgeist's giddy thrills with plenty of style and substance. This is dance music hybridism in all its most glorious forms, and Shir Khan is an expert at making square pegs fit round holes.' (DJ-Mag)
'"Exploited Records" boss Shir Khan has been gaining a lot of acclaim recently, and deservedly so - as he has shown us the high quality, diversity and forward-thinking nature of his label. Engaging, riveting and diverse.' (Data Transmission)