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Can you believe it? Fall of 2014 marks the 20TH ANNIVERSARY of YOSHITOSHI, the seminal record label founded by Deep Dish in 1994. To celebrate, we are bringing the classics back, remastered and with new remixes from an amazing group of heavy hitters from all corners of the dance world.

Given that Yoshitoshi’s roots are ingrained in house music, it’s only fitting to start the #YoshiClassics campaign with Eddie Amador’s “House Music”. A true Yoshitoshi classic released in 1998 that went on to become a global phenomena. The hypnotic rhythm and infectious “Not Everyone Understands House Music” has become the preach anthem for generations of dance music lovers.

Already played by the likes of Carl Cox, Sharam and many more..

#YoshiClassics

Eddie Amador - House Music (Uto Karem Remix) [Yoshitoshi Recordings]

<p>The boss is back on Deeperfect and &#8220;Next Time&#8221; touches down with a dubbed-out bassline and heavy effect usage, letting the commanding vocals do their thing while suspenseful synths keep the intensity factor high. Rafa Barrios is in charge of the first remix and employs a grinding rhythm section to get the affair rolling, which only adds to the loopy vibe which is sprinkled by delicate synth work. Danniel Selfmade&#8217;s version pulls the gears back just a bit and shifts the focus on percussive elements, maintaining a more stripped-down approach and giving the bubbling sub bass room to breathe.</p>

Stefano Noferini - Next Time (Original Mix) [Deeperfect]

Stefano Noferini,Luca M & JUST2, CMM - Raw House (Raul Facio Remix)

Buy at Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1H51cp5

Since Stefano Noferini's debut release on Monika Kruse's label Terminal M Records in the beginning of 2015 he released some more of his hi quality clubtunes on his own label Deeperfect, Toolroom Trax and Stereo Productions. For these three new tracks he teamed up with Metodi Hristov from Sofia, Bulgaria's capital who's releases and remixes on Rejected, Time Has Changed and Noir Music were always sure chart toppers. Curious to see which one of the three tracks will make it too.

Buy at beatport

Stefano Noferini & Metodi Hristov - Reflex (Original Mix) [Terminal M]

Beatport: http://bit.ly/InfiniteEP_bp
iTunes: 22.04.2016

With a constant eye and ear on new talent, SCI+TEC boss Dubfire uncovers his latest rising star and adds more young blood to the ever expanding label family. 

Our latest recruit is El Paso resident Raul Facio. Having already impressed with releases on Natura Viva and Deeperfect, Facio brings his fresh minimal sound to SCI+TEC on the Infinite EP. The four track collection dives us head first into a murky and mysterious techno underbelly. With their strong, driving basslines, all four tracks maintain a shadowy shroud, as rubbery sounds, piercing hits and wavelike washes appear from the darkness. 

A strong debut from one of techno’s most exciting young prospects. 

TEC156 - 3 - RAUL FACIO - FOOLED

OUT NOW on Vinyl & digital 
Label: Senso Sounds 
Cat. Nr. : senso017

The true techno dream team of Dubfire & Oliver Huntemann revisit their Elements project from a few years ago with a new series of killer remixes. Terra - originally released in 2011, did all sorts of damage to dance-floors across the globe. Now, it’s all set to do it again thanks to this Joseph Capriati Remix. The Italian techno headliner has grown into a major force on the scene in recent years, and here delivers a signature slice of muscular, driving techno - taut, dramatic and devastating. Paired with a remix of the now seminal Feugo Julien Jeweil’s remix also hits the spot - the track received a 2016 overhaul with some of Jeweil’s signature flair. The Frenchman has been a constant figure on the top of various charts and line ups for some time, and its easy to see why - Fuego is stripped back machine funk primed for big systems and even bigger moments.
Tracklist: A. Terra (Joseph Capriati Remix) B. Fuego (Julian Jeweil Remix)


01 Terra (Joseph Capriati Remix)

<p>Stefano Noferini strikes back with another fantastic release on his own Deeperfect imprint. The original mix of &#8216;Vegas&#8217; is first up and features a huge bassline combined quite well, with atmospheric effects on the background. The Ron Costa remix is a solid tech-house production, as it combines groovy and funky elements mixed up with softy basslines. Another solid release from Deeperfect Records, displaying their policy of excellent.</p>

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