Why Do You Love Me?

Why Do You Love Me? (JT Donaldson's Bass Dub)

Oceanside Girl

Let You Go

Holo - Let You Go

Love 4 Music

Creepin' With U

Buy on bandcamp: https://malingenie.bandcamp.com/album/raising-hell

Raising Hell

Powder

Buy on Bandcamp

DJ SKELET - Powder

Steve Bug Makes His Debut on Shall Not Fade with 'The People’s Sound' EP – A Triumphant Blend of House and Techno

Legendary house music producer and DJ Steve Bug joins forces with Bristol-based independent label Shall Not Fade for his highly anticipated debut release: The People’s Sound EP. This new collection features three deep, dreamy, and undeniably infectious house anthems, each brimming with the Berlin-inspired vibes that have made Steve Bug a cornerstone of European dance music for over a decade.

The People’s Sound EP seamlessly weaves together elements of piano house, deep house, and techno, delivering an EP that captures both the spirit of the underground and the euphoric energy of the dance floor. With its bold grooves, hypnotic melodies, and a perfectly balanced warmth, the release feels both timeless and modern—a true testament to Steve Bug's unrivaled expertise in crafting tracks that resonate on every level.

With a career spanning over 20 years, Steve Bug has maintained his position at the forefront of the global dance music scene, and The People’s Sound EP cements his reputation as one of the genre's most respected and enduring figures. His latest offering is yet another reminder of why he remains a true innovator in house music.

The People’s Sound EP drops December 13th via Shall Not Fade.



SNFDIGI056 // Steve Bug - The People's Sound EP

All's Well

Broken, Bored

Benjamin Fröhlich - Dance Desire

B1. Vangelis Katsoulis - Enigma (Young Marco Remix)

Bandcamp "From da Block" #1 : http://bit.ly/2swpQ5h

Produit par : Increase the Groove Records 
Distribué par : House Monkey Records 
Masterisé par : DJ Steaw 
Fabriqué par : MPO 
Designé par : Valentin Ollivon

"From da Block" EP

Entry Point

A1 / Avorton - Entry Point

*Read More: http://boltingbits.com/scissorwork-moonlight-boys-choir-frits-wentink-remix
*Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aGwKaTf8lYw
*Pre-order: http://bit.ly/2rlJ7FY

When one googles the word "Wonky," a slew of dictionary definitions arise---crooked, off-center, askew, faulty, not functioning 'correctly'---these terms barely scratch the surface of what Netherlands-based producer @FritsWentink, and his impressive and relatively young label, @Bobby-Donny have to offer the dance community. Wonky is the first word that comes to mind with every release Frits unveils (spanning back to his remarkably prolific 2015), and his newest cut, closing out from Bristol stomper Scissorwork's newest EP, is no different.

BODO005, including two new cuts from @Scissorwork is yet another striking addition to the ever-expanding world of lo-fi shufflers. Today, we premiere the release's final track, a remix of B-side 'Moonlight Boys Choir' from Wentink. Frits takes the glistening roller of an original, and....well, he wonks it right up. Bringing the tempo down marginally, Wentink throws around a hefty, chugging rhythm to kick off his version; a throbbing signal pulses through the mix, reverberating out and in, as pinprick samples and melodies are interwoven atop frequently phasing percussion. As layers upon layers of fuzz periodically lift and are reapplied to the mix, it feels as if the track's multitude of elements are being submerged underwater in real time, unable to lift their heads out for even a brief moment to take a breath.

Wentink's rendition feels brittle, like it needs to be handled with great care to hold its delicate parts together; however, there's an undeniable energy that exudes from the apparently visible seams holding it together. As tones and chords squelch out from behind what feels like a concrete wall, moments of true grit and funk seep through, allowing those paying close enough attention to find meaningful passages from beginning to end. While Frits' take on 'Moonlight Boys Choir' may not serve a peak-time release, it's more than capable of lighting the path to follow, down a weird and winding (and wonky) road.

Homewrecker

PREMIERE : Scissorwork - Moonlight Boys Choir (Frits Wentink Remix)

Nicholas - Sound of Earth 12" - Shall Not Fade 021:
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/nicholas-sound-of-earth-ep/675828-01/

Side 1
1.	"Ancient Future"
2.	"Jazz Intermission"
Side 2
1.	"Sound Of Earth"
2.	"Sound Of Earth" (dub)

Nicholas - Sound Of Earth (DUB mix) - SNF 021

Any chat/Booking requests here:
fyichrismusic@gmail.com



Chris Coupe + Chris Watson

Based in SE London.

Rye Wax/West Friends

Broken, Bored

FYI Chris

Related tracks