Here are some of my favorites and inspirations alongside some tracks from my <a href="https://open.spotify.com/user/pokerflatrecordings?si=wWuuKUnRSyCPEsZwycblow">Poker Flat</a> label. I hope you enjoy the music.

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MPX delivers a brace of high octane tracks on the ‘Victim Gallery’ single for Kneaded Pains.  Otherwise known as Man Power, MPX is the British DJ/producer’s outlet for pulsating and simmering techno productions, and this sound is served up in abundance on this release for Dense & Pika’s label.

‘Victim Gallery’ comes armed with acidic chops not heard since the mid 1990’s techno boom, as a hammering rhythm and relentless stabs zip past at breakneck motion, for a perfect brain melting banger.  Accompanying cut, ‘Scum Ritual’, features drums that slap you around the face as its minimal two note refrain anchors the groove, before breaking out into a proper intense drum machine jam!

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MPX - Scum Ritual [clip]

In Da Club - Ackermann Remix

Christian Nielsen - El Primero

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M.F.S: Observatory have been a constant presence on the scene, via releases for Relief Records, I/AM/ME and Rawthentic, as well as their own Observatory Music imprint.  On the ‘Lassameperdere’ EP, M.F.S: team up with Lazy Ants (Nurvous Records/Ghetto Rhythm) for a trio of raw and ready pumpers! 

Classic house piano stabs filter over Lassameperdere’s raw and energetic rhythm, whilst ‘Time 128’ charges through with shuffling hats and an ever-evolving melody.  ‘MYG’ seals off the release with an industrious workout, bustling with micro vocals, sirens and alarms on this minimal techno ripper!

M.F.S: Observatory & Lazy Ants - Lassameperdere (KP110) [clip]

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Hassler may be a new name to many, but the man behind the new pseudonym is known for a steady run of techno tunes for his globally renowned Suara label.  Iván Ramos AKA Coyu has been dishing up four to the floor bangers since the mid-2000’s, and with his new Hassler project, aims to “not just release house music, but also to not follow the rules, allowing me to release whatever I think it’s fun, groovy and makes me dance”.

Having already released on Patrick Topping’s Trik imprint, and Mele’s Club Bad, Hassler now tees up the ‘How Good Were The After Parties’ EP for Eats Everything & Andres Campo’s EI8HT label.

A trio of rollicking, drum driven belters can be found on this release, with Hassler EQing and filtering each track with maximum power!  Funky and functional, energetic and raw, every one of these fires on all cylinders!

Hassler - How Good Were The After Parties [clip]

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Manchester duo MINDLESS. are wasting no time. Just months after launching the project, they’ve landed on Jamie Jones’ Hottrax with their second release, the ‘Turn It Up’ EP. That’s right, the pair are levelling up fast, and we’ve got the premiere of MINDLESS.’s ‘Taste It’ right here.

Formed by Harry Carvell and Kieran Dearden, the UK duo have gone from after-work jam sessions to catching the ear of one of the most influential names in house. Now they’re stepping into the Hottrax catalogue, a space reserved for records that push the floor into overdrive.

The title track ‘Turn It Up’ is all about crisp drums, a snaking bassline, and a hypnotic groove that just keeps rolling. But it’s MINDLESS.’s ‘Taste It’ that flips the switch, locking you into darker textures and low-end pressure built for sweaty basement moments and 4am rooftops. This is house music with no let-up, no compromise, and plenty of bite.

We’re hyped to premiere MINDLESS.’s ‘Taste It’ on Data Transmission. This is a label debut that signals big things ahead, and you can already hear why tastemakers are jumping on board.

MINDLESS. ‘Turn It Up’ EP drops 22nd August on Hottrax.
Listen to the premiere of ‘Taste It’ now and grab the full release on Beatport.

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MINDLESS. - Taste It [Hottrax]

Nuru - Extended mix

Angie Stone - Wish I didnt Miss you! (Benny Mc Remix)

Robot House [Hybrasil]

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Joyce Muniz is a DJ, producer and singer from Vienna with Brazilian roots, who has been making waves around Europe for a number of years. 

Now relocated to Berlin, Muniz has a string of amazing releases on the likes of Exploited, K7!, Get Physcial and 2020 Vision. On Steve Bug’s flagship label, Muniz now drops What’s Your Name with the hugely talented Demetrius on vocal duties.  

The full version is a tough tech house groover, the bumps and swings via a sick rhythm section and thick, rolling bass pulse. Demetrius’s low slung vocals add to the sleezey, edgy vibe of the track. 

The instrumental offers DJs a vocalless version that really lets the bass come to the fore.

What’s Your Name feat. Demetrius

What´s Your Name

Joyce Muniz - What´s Your Name feat. Demetrius

After Hour Sweets

Kp54 Masters

Funky Man

Parisian Dj
Played at Microclimat, A La Folie, 4 Elements, Leopard Café, La Petite Chaufferie, Le 9B, Chez Kiki (Aux Bons Amis), Le Yono, Le Bloc...

Mexican-American bad-boy Victor ‘Harvard Bass’ has always brought together the raw appeal of American booty with the style and function of European Ass. His sound has earned him in-crew-sion in Seth Troxler’s Tuskegee posse, Green Velvet’s Relief Records, and of course Tiga's Turbo. With years of releases under his belt, he’s maintained an impressively consistent voice. 
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It all comes down to the fact that he is a bonafide sex addict who managed to turn a problem into a career by combining his obsession with thickness and his prowess for production. His Releases can be heard as Harvard Bass’ confession, his plea of insanity set to the sound of a perfectly functioning Ibiza super-club, complete with sexy paid dancers, industrial smoke cannons, and the kind of mass communal ego death that comes from 10+ straight hours of tech-house.
 
With the Launch of his very own Bump City Records, Harvard has vowed to put his famous raw ghetto sexiness on the map. Boom-time, ladies and gentlemen.

After Hour Sweets

Harvard Bass

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