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Luca Cazal & Josh Baker kickstart Richy Ahmed’s new vinyl focused imprint, Back 2 Black, with a brace of intergalactic tracks.  The new label’s first release also features a remix from British electronic stalwart, Radioactive Man.

Cazal remains a central figure within the house & techno community; his DJ residency at Circoloco is longstanding and releases for labels like Crosstown Rebels, Classic Music Company, his own See Double label, and Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two imprint have marked out his production prowess and ear for a good groove.  Josh Baker has been rising up the ranks over the last few years, with releases for Ben Rau’s META label, Locus and his own You&Me label.

On ‘Organ Nuke’, Cazal & Baker dip into the kind of spacey techno house that was forged by Detroit pioneers Underground Resistance, as funky percussion and organ stabs are coupled with dreamy pads and cosmic tones.  ‘Rocket Ship’ continues these themes, with heavy 909 drums anchoring a cheeky acid bassline and flashes of cosmogonic sound.

British DJ & producer, Radioactive Man, has long since been at the coalface of electronic music’s leftfield.  As one half of Two Lone Swordsman (with the late, great Andrew Weatherall), and multiple aliases for his industrious flow of releases, the revered producer injects a heavy dose of classy electro and Drexciyan vibes into ‘Rocket Ship’.  Rolling breaks unfurl in the electro beats as head scrambling keys and rasping bass stimulate the senses for a funkin’ body poppin’ workout.

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Luca Cazal & Josh Baker - Organ Nuke (BBLK001) [clip]

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Firmly establishing himself as one of Manchester’s hottest up and coming artists over recent years, Elléot debuts for Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label with ‘The Mask’ EP.  A collaboration with Andrey Djackonda, and a remix from Archie Hamilton, seals this prodigious release.

With a strong set of releases already behind him, for labels such as Do Not Sleep, Nervous Records and Sustain, Elléot parades his musical chops for Ahmed’s label, which has delivered recent musical dispatches from the likes of Eldon, Jamie Jones & Richy Ahmed, Jansons and LoveHrtz.

A stong jazz-funk influence is stamped all over ‘The Mask’, as muted horns and an infectiously funky bass build the foundations of this four to the floor house bomb, topped off with a vibey vocal topline!  Having built up an impressive career to date via a relentless DJ schedule, a residency at London’s popular FUSE parties and releases on his own Moscow and Moss Co. labels, Archie Hamilton turns in a superb remix of ‘The Mask’.  Rolling beats sets the tone for his ‘Just A Phase’ Mix, as epic chord progressions, space age acid tones, and a groove that Mood II Swing would be proud of, induce a first-class remix from the well-seasoned producer. 

A collaboration with Andrey Djackonda (AVOTRE/Conceptual) also bears similar traits, as jazzy keys, a bustling bassline and brass licks bind together with a syrupy vocal for the uplifting garage house of ‘Don’t Let Me Go’, whilst ‘Follow Me’ concludes this assured EP with a jostling party track, resplendent with hand claps, lively drums and another contagious and soulful vocal.

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Elléot  & Andrey Djackonda - Don't Let Me Go [clip]

Elléot  - The Mask (Archie Hamilton's Just A Phase Mix) [clip]

Elléot  - The Mask [clip]

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Liverpool based DJ & production team Matrefakt drop a heavyweight EP on Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label with the ‘Quad’ EP.  French house impresario Phil Weeks delivers a first-rate remix to boot.

The duo have been making big waves over the last couple of years with releases on Sous Music, Skream’s Of Unsound Mind, Shall Not Fade and their own Attitudes To Life label, and continue their ascendency with a new release on Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two imprint.

Hi-octane piano vibes are served up on title track ‘Quad’, as the roots of Chicago house are served up on this frenetic and funky cut.  ‘Instinct’ sets up a smooth and seductive vocal driven groover, whilst ‘Love 2 C’ pumps hard as chic guitar licks and choppy vox lift this jackin’ track superbly.

As founder of Robsoul Recordings, Phil Weeks has been dishing up faultless house tunes for the last two decades, becoming synonymous with the Chi-town sound that has influenced him and become the mainstay sound on his label, releasing bombs from the likes of Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak, Mike Dunn and Gemini alongside his own slammin’ productions.  His remix of ‘Love 2 C’ recycles the original into a hypnotic and low-slung MPC jam!

Matrefakt - Quad [clip]

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Max Dean comes correct with three stellar cuts for Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two imprint, backed with a tidy wAFF Remix to round off the forthcoming ‘In You’ EP.

The London-born producer has been firing on all cylinders of late, rolling out a slew of club belters for labels such as Michael Bibi’s Solid Grooves Raw, Lee Foss’ Repopulate Mars and East End Dub’s Eastenderz, to name a few.

A trio of sleek and smooth house grooves are offered up on ‘In You’, including a collaboration alongside Ukraine DJ & Producer DMosto, as well as a first-rate remix from wAFF (Hot Creations/Moon Harbour/NATURE).

Max Dean & DMosto - Free NRG

Max Dean - Inside

Max Dean - In You (wAFF Remix)

Max Dean - In You

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Italian born DJ & Producer Frank Storm readies a brand new EP for Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label, offering up a trio of blazing house cuts, backed with a remix from the always on-point Jansons.

With a slew of previous releases for the likes of Hot Creations, Rawthentic, Hottrax, Get Physical and Kaluki Musik, Frank Storm serves up a proper party starter with ‘Let Me Doin’ No Stop’.  With its percussive rhythm track, snaking bassline and reverb soaked vox, Storm carves out a hypnotising and infectious club cut.

Jansons has been one of the Four Thirty Two personnel since the label launched in 2016, releasing and remixing for the label, alongside partnering Richy Ahmed in the LoveHrtz project.  His remix of ‘Let Me Doin’ No Stop’ is a mesmeric and warm take on the original that hits the sweet spot on target.

Two other original productions complete this heavyweight EP, with ‘Rufus’ hitting its stride with a funky tech-house workout, and ‘Sweat’ offering up a driving and synth laden belter!

Frank Storm - Let Me Doin  No Stop (Jansons Remix) [clip]

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Chicks Luv Us, the French DJ/producer duo consisting of Julien Nerani and Anthony Fonseca, has swiftly become a dynamic force in the dance music scene. Their new single, landing on Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label, finds the pair on fine form, with a couple of infectious house tracks, backed with a remix from Seb Zito.


Across a 15-year career, the duo have been recognised for their gritty and groovy house sounds, dropping highly acclaimed releases on labels such as Desolat, Hot Creations, elrow Music and Kaluki Music.


On ‘Express Yourself’, M1 organ riffs bounce around a tight a crispy drum track, laced with micro vocal samples and swaggering bass.  Seven Dials label boss, and purveyor of slick garage and rave house sounds, Seb Zito delivers a first-class remix, pumping up the original and adding some acidic tones to the underbelly of his tasteful version.


A rolling four to the floor deep and soulful club cut is served up ‘French Heart’, concluding a stellar release from the French duo.

Chicks Luv Us - Express Yourself (Seb Zito Remix) [clip]

Chicks Luv Us - Express Yourself [clip]

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DJ & producer AJ Christou serves up a trio of no-nonsense house bangers on Richy Ahmed’s on point Four Thirty Two label with the ‘Got Your Flow’ EP.


AJ Christou’s musical journey began in the vibrant clubs of Ibiza and a weekly residency at the now legendary Sankeys in Manchester. Fusing deep grooves with infectious rhythms, Christou crafts immersive dancefloor bombs that captivate audiences worldwide. With releases on renowned labels like Hot Creations, Hot Creations and Cuttin’ Headz, he's garnered acclaim for his innovative sound. His label Celesta Recordings, launched in 2015, has seen top tier releases and remixes from the likes of Stacey Pullen, Yaya, Ezikiel and Christou himself.


On the ‘Got Your Flow’ EP, Christou treats us to three slick four to the floor pumpers, each track fuelled with tight drums, funky grooves and inventive vocal chops all destined to fire up the most discerning of dancefloors.

AJ Christou - Got Your Flow

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Lucas Alexander returns to Richy Ahmed’s 432 imprint with a full throttle 3 track EP ‘Ouse It Up’.  The Cardiff born DJ & producer delves into a melting pot of influences across this triplet of dance floor focused club tracks.

Having dropped the ‘FM Dial’ release for 432 back in May 2022, Lucas makes a welcome comeback to the label, having deployed singles and releases for the likes of Seb Zito’s Seven Dials label, Darius Syrossian’s MOXY MUZIK, Ben Rau’s META, HE.SHE.THEY and the iconic New York label Nervous in the interim period.

On the ‘Ouse It Up’ EP, Lucas treats us to three slick pumpers, each track channelling his love of house music, dubstep, jungle and UKG.  On ‘Sunday Dinner’, Cardiff based MC Local features, laying down a jocular rhyme over swinging garage beats.

Lucas Alexander - Sunday Dinner Ft. Local

Lucas Alexander - Sine Winder

Lucas Alexander - Ouse It Up

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Nomadic house music producer Garry Todd preps a new single release for Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label that features Chicago house music legend Mike Dunn, as well as a remix from the 432 label boss himself.

‘Bring Me Down’ is a prime-time slab of jackin’ house, its Chicago influences topped off by the addition of Mike Dunn on this collaborative track. Rocking clubs since the early 1990s, Dunn’s position in house music history is assured, and with Garry Todd’s respectful nod to the Chi-town roots, a bona fide dancefloor bomb is served up. Originally released on the Contemporary Scarecrow in 2014, ‘Bring Me Down’ is served up here a decade later with a new ‘2024 Version’.

432 bossman Richy Ahmed weighs in with a swinging remix, deploying muted horn and sax riffs over a tight and industrious drum track, pairing back on the elements to allow Dunn’s vocal to soar.

Garry Todd rounds of the release with ‘Discosneak’, an infectious filtered disco club track that’s wrapped in a raw and hard production style.

Garry Todd feat. Mike Dunn - Bring Me Down (Richy Ahmed Remix)

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Ashoju opens up Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two 2025 account with the ‘East End’ EP. A trio of original tracks come backed with a stellar Jordan Peak remix.

From selling club tickets in Preston to playing Amnesia Ibiza Terrace and the world-renowned Glastonbury Festival, the British DJ & producer ASHOJU takes cues from tech-house and minimal grooves. A debut release for Skream’s Of Unsound Mind label in July 2024 unlocked Ashoju’s production vocation.


The ‘East End’ EP finds Ashoju laying down three beefed-up club chuggers, equipped with M1 organ tones, lush pads and shuffling drum patterns. Jordan Peak (Trick/MOXY MUZIK) turns in an on-point remix, reimagining ‘East End’ with grooving percussion and tight synth work.

Ashoju - Offset

Ashoju - East End (Jordan Peak Remix)

Ashoju - Taste

Ashoju - East End

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Billy Sherif opens his Four Thirty Two account with the infectious new single ‘Jungle’. The producer’s debut for Richy Ahmed’s label also features a collaboration track with Sante Sansone.

With a slew of top tier releases already to his name, Argentinian/Egyptian DJ & producer Billy Sherif has served up releases for Nic Fanciulli's imprint Saved, 303Lovers, Unnamed & Unknown, Voltaire and Ole Groove.  Sherif has also established himself on the DJ circuit, performing in clubs and festivals all around the globe alongside titans of the scene such as Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, The Martinez Brothers, Loco Dice, Dennis Cruz, Nic Fanciulli and more.

‘The Philly Girl’ sees Sherif join forces with Sante Sansone, a producer who has stamped his sound on the tech house scene with a slew of hits including his viral edit of Gotye & Kimbra’s ‘Somebody’ and releases for Patrick Topping’s Trick imprint, elrow and MOXY.

Sante Sansone & Billy Sherif - The Philly Girl

Billy Sherif - Jungle

Already a regular studio collaborator with Richy Ahmed, Michael Jansons AKA Jansons strikes it solo on the fourth release for Richy’s flourishing Four Thirty Two label.  

The “Mode” EP finds Jansons following up from recent chart topping original releases and remixes for Knee Deep In Sound, Lower East and his “Panic At The Disco” single on Leftroom, which is their best selling single on Beatport to date.  It’s a bumper 4 track EP, showcasing and encapsulating the many shades of Jansons unique sound, and bolstered with a remix from aforementioned collaborator and label boss, Richy Ahmed.

The Original Mix of “Mode” comes correct with plenty of classic house music chops; frenetic synth keys jab away over a rubbery, percussive groove for a sophisticated and energizing club cut, whilst Ahmed plumps for a real old skool flavor on his remix.  Chugging drums and a tight bassline give more than a whiff of classic Windy City house vibes on this killer remix. 

Two versions of “Colours” are packed with hypnotizing string riffs and bumpin’ percussion, with the “Alternative Mix” edging it in the more stripped down techno stakes, whilst “Sequential” find Jansons in disco mood, with rolling drums, string stabs and a deadly bottom end groove that wraps up a fine release from this burgeoning British talent.

Jansons - Mode (Richy Ahmed Remix) (432R004) [clip]

Richy Ahmed has been steadily building his Four Thirty Two label over the last 12 months, introducing talented artists such as Jansons and Senzala to the fold.  The imprint is fast becoming a ‘go to’ label for those who like their house music uncomplicated and hype free, ensuring the Chicago and Detroit house sound burns bright with new music indebted to the roots of the music.

After recent releases on Seth Troxler’s Play It Say It label, and remixes for London Grammar, Richy brings the goods back to home on this latest Four Thirty Two release.

On “Can’t Stop Us”, chunky stabs incessantly jab at meaty drums, as a female vocal loop rides on an opening filter.  The good vibes build to a classic house piano crescendo that Marshall Jefferson would certainly approve of, as the soaring strings and evolving drums raise the rapturous mood to dizzying heights. 

On the flip, the percussive disco drums of “Dials Mavis” are bolstered by a booming sub bassline whilst deft keys and deep Rhodes chords deliver the infectious melody on this bumping jazz ride.

Richy Ahmed - Can't Stop Us (432R005) [clip]

Richy Ahmed’s agenda setting Four Thirty Two label welcomes back Jansons and the Senzala duo for two terrific tracks that are designed to detonate the dance floor. 

London duo Senzala is made up of Jonni Santos and Sam Holland, a pair who have impressed with their inventive sounds and rich musical palettes on labels like Pets Recordings and forthcoming releases on No. 19.  Fellow Londoner Jansons, meanwhile, has been tipped as one to watch, with numerous plays of his recent releases on Four Thirty Two, Knee Deep In Sound and VIVa across all the BBC radio specialist dance shows. 

Both these artists released individually on Four Thirty Two in 2017 making a real impression, now they combine their considerable skills on this excellent two track single.

Opening up in brilliantly arresting fashion is ‘JNZ’, a big-hearted house track with bouncy rubber kicks and scattered percussion, bringing a loose sense of funk to the groove. Perfectly soulful, pitch shifted vocals (from Margaret Grace, for the spotters out there) bring an inescapable ‘hands in the air’ vibe that’s already tearing up some of the more discerning dancefloors out there, and already big with jocks like Jamie Jones, Richy Ahmed, Hot Since 82 and many more.

On the flip is ‘Aura’, with its razor sharp hi hats and exuberant drums molding an expertly functional track.  Withering sci-fi synths shoot through the mix as frazzled chords bring more energy and atmospherics to this full fat house banger!

Label head honcho, Richy Ahmed, explains more; “finally ready for release, the ‘JNZ’ track has been the biggest tracks in my record box over the last 5 months, it’s one of those rare cuts that always gets an amazing reaction where ever it gets played, I’m really chuffed that this is coming out on Four Thirty Two”.

A cracking new single then from Jansons & Senzala, new school house heroes to definitely watch out for over the coming year!

Jansons & Senzala - JNZ (432R006) [clip]

The Belfast based DJ & producer, Garry McCartney, otherwise known as EJECA, has been steadily and consistently building his sound and profile over time, through a series of impressive releases for Aus Music, Unknown To The Unknown, W&O Street Tracks, BPitch Control and Last Night On Earth, amongst others.  

‘The Crystal Maze’ EP is EJECA’s latest offering for Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label, and comes backed with a rave rollicking Special Request remix.

EJECA carves out an energetic slab of audacious party house on ‘Unloving’, resplendent with rolling beats and stabby chords, and topped off with dramatic strings and vocal chops.  Paul Woolford dons his Special Request guise for the remix; skippy breakbeats, spinbacks, plenty of horns and a thunderous bottom end that is sure to devastate any speaker stack when this one drops!

Elsewhere on the EP, EJECA unleashes some 303 bassline action and dark vocals on ‘Standard Acid House Track’, which thankfully rises well above anything standard!  And on ‘Crystal Maze’, EJECA harks back to the darker dance energies that were a staple of the late 1980s UK acid house boom.  Wrapping up the EP, ‘ISWHATIS’ gets ever so slightly twisted with an orbiting synth hook and weighty stabs over a spirited rhythm section.

EJECA - Unloving (Original Mix) (432R007) [clip]

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FUSE London resident, Seb Zito, is experiencing something of a purple patch currently, and his new EP, ‘4 Ever’, on Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label, follows releases for Eats Everything’s Edible, Seth Troxler’s Play It Say It and Enzo Siragusa’s FUSE London label, as well as his own Seven Dials Records.
 
Incorporating Sabrina Johnston’s vocal, from Key of Life’s 1994 Sub-Urban Records classic, Zito rolls out a swinging, bass heavy, house heater.  Deploying piano riffs and looped vocals, Zito also functions an ace Dub Mix for the heads.
 
Label boss, Richy Ahmed, shows off his garage chops on his remix of ‘4 Ever’, with a tough, swinging drum mix that doffs its cap to the classic New Jersey house sounds.
 
A second original production by Zito, ‘We Need Love’, continues to pursue the unison of garage house sounds, and the techier, acid inflicted vibes that has become a staple sound for this hotly tipped producer & DJ.  Robert James  & Jack Michael join the fold with a pacey and energetic version, resplendent with Reese style bass and truncated vocals.
 
Seb Zito’s ‘4 Ever’ is released on Four Thirty Two from 20th September 2019.

Seb Zito - 4 Ever (432R011) [clip]

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Richy Ahmed returns to his Four Thirty Two imprint in rude health, and with his first new productions since the autumnal months of 2019.  Fast asserting his credentials as one of the scene’s greatest exponents of uncomplicated and palpable house music, Richy delivers two new cuts, and enlists Enzo Siragusa to turn his hand to a remix.

A rough and ready production gives ‘Bad Boy’ its instant appeal, as Richy takes a heavy bass driven rhythm and sprinkles chopped up vox and trance inducing tones over the disco inspired groove.  FUSE London resident, Enzo Siragusa, is enlisted on the remix duties for ‘Bad Boy’, scattering shiny string motifs and contorted vocals over a headsy and drumy mix.

Perhaps the greatest of decades in music is invoked on ‘Italo 80’, as Richy simmers an Italo inspired cut, dazzling with thick arpeggiated synths and drum sounds almost as big as the shoulder pads and hair of the era!  A blistering acid line bubbles away as Richy explores a robotic rhythm and dizzying synth motifs.

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