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This is pure hotness.... 5am type stuff.... Right when you feel the energy leaving your body, you hear this, and your Body Movement again!

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Making their first appearance on the label, Venezuelan deep house masters Sergio Munoz and Israel Sunshine aka Fur Coat are the next to release on the mighty Hot Creations. Title track ‘There’s No Time’ sees the darker side of the talented duo for an epic experience on the dance floor with deep growling basslines complemented with powerful electronic keys and dramatic builds. On the B-side Hot Creations favourite wAFF delivers a stellar and storming ‘Warehouse Remix’ picking up the pace with added vocals and percussion, packed with all the sonic energy we have come to expect from the young producer. Last up the Fur Coat duo deliver another golden original. ‘Together’ takes it deeper once again with a rumbling bassline and hypnotic synths and keys flowing through the layers to stimulate the senses.

Fur Coat previously remixed Russ Yallop’s ‘The Crossroads’ followed by their debut EP ‘Space Ballad’, featuring an unforgettable edit by TEED. However it would be their release ‘You and I’ featuring vocals from Cari Golden that would put the name Fur Coat on the map. At the end of 2012 they released their huge debut album ‘Mind Over Matter’ on Crosstown Rebels, with further ventures on labels such as Bpitch, Rebellion, Southern Fried Records, Noir, Get Physical and My Favorite Robot.

wAFF has rapidly gone strength to strength in the past few years after being taken under the wing of Jamie Jones, Lee Foss and Richy Ahmed. First coming to everyone’s attention with the huge ‘Jo Johnson’ EP, wAFF has gone on to acquire a heavy touring schedule and his more recent ‘Puke It Up’ EP released on the label only cemented his career in the industry further. Alongside his home label wAFF has also been releasing and remixing for labels such as Cocoon Recordings, Resonance Recordings and Rinse.

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HOTC044 Fur Coat - There's No Time

“I see Techno and House as an intrinsic part of day to day culture here in Berlin. So many lives and lifestyles (r)evolve around this music. Mine included. (In Berlin,) Techno and House inspire a level of identification and loyalty which I still find amazing. I also see a difference in how people deal with this music here compared to other cities where music can be very hype driven and there’s a pressure to innovate. In Berlin, Techno and House are more vented on a constant level without being questioned too much. It’s tried and tested — loved for exactly what it is.”

“I decided to call my album Folk because I feel that we all work with a sonic vocabulary that was developed by a relatively small set of pioneers 20 or 30 years ago, that took their cues from disco which was influenced by R&B, Funk, Soul, etc, down to the most primal ritualism of tribal drums. This sort of traditionalism appears to have been passed on from generation to generation with everyone adding their own perspective to it, thus making it more difficult to trace it all back to a source. One can argue that a lot of it is passed through records but I feel the most important ways of experiencing, enjoying and learning about the music happens inside a club. I also call this Folk as the blueprint of this music was laid out on what were originally cheap instruments from a dusty thrift store — in 1985, the TB-303 was the equivalent of a worn out acoustic guitar. Today this is reflected by the immense and accessible power of creation found in a $500 laptop running a crack of Reason or Ableton.”

Nick Höppner - Mirror Image

Voices EP

Voices (Retrouve Remix)

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For fifteen years, Hot Creations has been the beating heart of house and electronic music culture; a label that has defined a sound, shaped a community, and launched careers that now dominate dancefloors across the globe. From its inception, co-founders Jamie Jones and Lee Foss envisioned more than a record label. They created a platform where the pulse of underground music could thrive, where innovation and groove collide, and where both emerging talents and established icons could find a home. And at the center of it all, guiding the label’s sound, nurturing its community, and continuing its evolution, Jamie’s magnetic presence has seen him flourish as a DJ and producer at the top of his game. 

His latest single, ‘Murder Mystery’, is Jamie in full command of that legacy. His first solo release on Hot Creations since 2022’s ‘Bionic Boy’ EP, it’s a track designed to move, mesmerize, and captivate with every listen. Rolling basslines, intricate percussion, and a subtle tension pulse beneath the playful surface, making it a record built for late nights, festival main stages, and intimate spaces alike. It’s a statement of intent, and a reminder of why Jamie’s groove-driven productions continue to set the standard for house music worldwide. 

Adding to weekly Hot Creations takeovers in the UNVRS Bunker throughout the Ibiza season, the release is framed by an extraordinary run of events across the 15th Anniversary year, with Paradise shows in parallel, such as the Ibiza Closing Party, Warehouse Project, and ADE, as well as headline US dates in New York, Los Angeles, and Miami. 

With ‘Murder Mystery’, Jamie Jones delivers more than a track. It is the culmination of a moment: the merging of both joint and collective visions, the continuation of a hot streak following his recent collaboration with Nicole Moudaber on the label, and a celebration of fifteen years of Hot Creations shaping the sound and spirit of house music globally. This is Hot Creations at its most alive, at its most vibrant, and Jamie at his creative best. 

Tracklist 
1. Murder Mystery

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Caleb Jackson - ON IT!

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Darius Syrossian returns to Hot Creations with ‘Bass In Ya Face’, a two-track EP already stirring anticipation following an endless list of key plays across the Ibiza season and requests from fans worldwide. Revered for his deep knowledge of house, Syrossian brings a lifetime of experience back to the label, crafting another EP packed with music designed to hit hard on the dancefloor while staying true to the principles of club culture. 

Lead track ‘Bass In Ya Face’ featuring Cortez Walls is a driving, bass-fuelled floor-filler that combines weighty low-end grooves with hooky vocals, while ‘Old School Freak’ delivers a bumping, hands-in-the-air jam built for peak-time impact. Together, the tracks showcase Syrossian’s ability to merge technical precision with infectious energy, a skill honed over decades as a DJ, producer, label head, and selector. 

Speaking on the release, Syrossian says: "It's always an honour to be on Hot Creations. I created these tracks specifically for the label, and I'm eager for them to be released... just so I can stop getting bombarded with requests for the release date in all my inboxes! haha. Since the Jamie Jones and Carl Cox back-to-back at UNVRS opening in Ibiza, and the tracks getting played, I've had non-stop requests." 

With a career spanning more than 30 years, Syrossian’s impact on UK and international dancefloors is undeniable. From his formative years working in record shops like Global Beat and Crash Records to residencies at Sankeys, Tribal Sessions, and beyond, he has refined his craft across genres and generations. His own label, Moxy Muzik, epitomises his ethos, championing the core values of house culture — diversity, musical integrity, and unity on the dancefloor — while providing a platform for artists from all eras. With ‘Bass In Ya Face’, Syrossian delivers another Hot Creations release that is unapologetically club-ready and a testament to his enduring commitment to house music. 

Tracklist 
1. Bass In Ya Face 
2. Old School Freak 


Darius Syrossian Feat Cortez Walls - Bass In Ya Face

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Radio Slave readies a double A-side to mark the 100th release on Rekids this February.

Having recently celebrated ten years, the consistency of music on Matt Edwards’ Rekids is indisputable with releases from Nina Kraviz, Mr. G, David Morales, Peggy Gou and DJ Deep to name a few. Aside
from his A&R abilities Edwards’ extensive understanding of electronic music is evident in his various pseudonyms. Amongst these Radio Slave is easily his most illustrious and most fitting for the seminal label’s milestone 100th release.

“I had to make these tracks. It’s what we do and it’s the perfect release for Rekids 100” – Matt Edwards

Containing all the hallmarks of a Radio Slave production, ‘Another Club’ merges looped vocals with thudding kicks as echoing stabs and infectious hats work their magic. On the flip, ‘Feel The Same’ is a
funky slice of Detroit inspired house.

B. Radio Slave - Feel The Same

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Matt Edwards drops his eagerly anticipated debut Radio Slave album ‘Feel The Same’ via his Rekids imprint in September.

Easily his most recognisable nom de plume, Radio Slave was initially Matt’s pseudonym for remixes, with early reinterpretations of Kylie Minogue and New Order leading into frequent work for both major and independent labels. He’s now indisputably one of House and Techno’s most in-demand remixers, whilst original Radio Slave productions have gone on to appear via reputable imprints like Running Back, R&S, Ostgut Ton, Nonplus and Work Them Records.
Instrumental in supporting the music and careers of artists such as Nina Kraviz, Spencer Parker, Gerd Janson, and many others via his label Rekids - Edwards is held in high regard for his A&R abilities and has also established numerous other renowned labels such as Pyramids Of Mars, Cabin Fever, and The Double R. Now, more than 10 years since Rekids' inception and with over 100 releases under its belt, the influential figure announces the release of his debut Radio Slave album; a masterpiece of sophisticated electronic music that evokes the early spirit of dance music yet continues to forge his reputation as a cutting edge and innovative producer.

The album is a culmination of years as a DJ, producer and remixer; with influences spanning a range of genres such as breaks and jungle, acid, Balearic, ambient, dub, Chicago and also vocal samples exemplary of the Radio Slave sound. Opening with the beatless ‘2nd Home’, with its murky tones and field recordings, the album navigates between syncopated beats and ethereal voices as found in
‘Forana’, as well as screeching synths and moody basslines like in ‘Trans’.

More high tempo cuts like ‘Geisterstadt’ see Edwards shift towards electro, whereas heady break beats lay the foundation for ‘With You’. Alongside the album’s title track ‘Feel The Same’, ‘No Words / Just
This’ is one of the most dance floor focused cuts with its driving energy and metallic synths, while ‘Axis’ and ‘Draw’ see the producer venture towards a more minimal aesthetic.

Under his various guises Matt Edwards has continued to demonstrate how musically diverse he is as a producer without any compromise in quality. His REKID moniker features more of his downtempo work with a album release on Soul Jazz, not to mention timeless releases like ‘Next Stop Chicago’ and ‘Lost Star’ which still remain iconic today. The ‘RedHead’ LP saw the producer demonstrate his ability to collage sounds under The Machine, whilst alongside close friend Joel Martin the Quiet Village project is cinematic and heavily sample based, exploring evocative and understated soundscapes.

Exhibiting many of his signature production abilities whilst also demonstrating his more experimental side, ‘Feel The Same’ is an exceptional body of work that exemplifies Matt Edwards’ production and music writing, reaching a new level of sophistication. From start to finish the album is a testament to his versatility as an artist and a definitive full-length by one of electronic music’s most pivotal figures.

Feel The Same

Radio Slave - No Words

Hot Waves Volume 3 
Various Cat No. HWCD003 
Released 24th September 2012

Jamie Jones & Lee Foss’ Hot Creations offshoot, Hot Waves, releases its third stupendous compilation this September. The 14-track compilation is released digitally on the 24th September. There’s a double-pack 12” featuring six killer tracks from the compilation released on the 10th September.

Set up as a platform for burgeoning producers the Hot Waves compilations have gone from strength to strength. Giving a voice to many new producers as well as stalwarts from the Hot Creations stable, this third Volume is probably the strongest yet.

This volume features previous artists from Hot Waves compilations such as Alexis Raphael with his call to arms: ‘Warhorn’, French producer Julien Sandre teams up with Italian Dast for the brilliant ‘Wanna Be’, another driving house monster perfect for Hot Waves! Wildkats, are back teaming up with TBoy to produce the acid monster ‘Denied’, also Dirty Channels make their second Hot Waves appearance with the excellent ‘So Special’.

Hot Creations artists Lee Foss, Miguel Campbell, Robert James, Richy Ahmed, Mark Jenkyns, Digitaria, Funky Fat and wAFF also make appearances alongside new artist’s such as Lee Webster’s hypnotic soul- infused slice of dirty house, ‘Spend All Her Money’, new Italian artist Bartolemeo delivers the psychedelic slow breaks of ‘Jean Is Not Death’. Tom Ruijg’s drum-tastic ‘Space Frase’ and 80’s inspired ‘Zohra’ by Guilhem and Remi Mazet.

Robert James deliver another battle weapon in the James arsenal with fantastic ‘Body Movement’ whilst wAFF delivers the sublime ‘Sunshine’, a fantastic slice of hedonistic house. Miguel Campbell and Richy Ahmed come together to make the electro-inspired ‘Tell Me Why’, whilst Lee Foss delivers another corker in the form of ‘Life On Mars’. Mark Jenkyns goes from strength to strength from his latest Hot Creations release with ‘Moola’. Finally there is an exclusive remix by Funky Fat of Digitaria’s huge ‘Crazy Life’! A veritable feast of beats and basslines!

Watch out for Hot Waves 4 scheduled for release in late November this year with some more sonic delights!

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Dinky makes her evolution from inaugural DJ to singer songwriter and front stage performer with new album ‘Dimension D’ out in June on Visionquest. Single ‘Falling Angel’ is first to drop with remixes from two elite producers, Matthew Styles, who coproduced the album, and Pépé Bradock. Both heighten Dinky’s layered ethereal vocals and mesmerising melodies with their own movement and elements of dark and light.

Her sister named Alejandra Del Pilar Iglesias Rivera Dinky at birth. Born and raised in Santiago, Chile, as a child she studied Ballet and the Suzuki method of piano before relocating to New York to become a contemporary dancer. Her drive to make music brought her to Berlin a decade ago where she quickly became a dominant force in dance music, making her mark through releases on Carpark, Cocoon, Ostgut, and the critically acclaimed ‘Anemik’ album in 2009 on Mathew Jonson´s Wagon Repair. Her fifth studio album, ‘Dimension D’ sees her evolve into singer-songwriter and performer and take on a new musical direction. Long term friends with the Visionquest collective from their hedonistic days residing in Berlin, Dinky’s fresh approach fits within their ethereal and otherworldly style and follows the Footprintz album earlier this year.

Consistently on point DJ and musician Matthew Styles coproduced and mixed ‘Dimension D’ and will perform the album live in a series of dates this summer.

French DJ/Producer and prolific remixer Pépé Bradock has been an enigmatic figure on the scene since the early 90s always essential listening for anyone into deep house with a magic off kilter touch.

A1. Falling Angel (12" Version)

Co-owned by Jamie Jones and Lee Foss, groundbreaking independent dance label Hot Creations has gained global notoriety in recent years through pioneering a new and unique sound born of its founders deep affinity with old disco records and soulful beats. 2013 will see the duo take their label to even greater planes upon the major label release of their band Hot Natured’s truly unique debut album and a mile long waiting list of incredible music from incredibly successful talent such as Digitaria, Greg Pidcock, Richy Ahmed, Robert James and wAFF.

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