PROXY Records’ first transmission is a 2 x 12” compilation by Boom Generation, containing 8 sought-after tracks produced between 1991 and 1995. These cuts aged particularly well, embodying the groove of the 90s by connecting raw and euphoric vibes. Remastered from the original DAT tapes, these recordings are configured to last another 30 years.

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Boom Generation - 1991 - 1995 - 2x12" (PROXY01 - previews)

IO (Mulen) - Poisonous Drops

Listen to the exclusive GROOVE-Premiere of @liquidearthmusic's track „Scope Zone" on @kalaharioystercult. Released on October 27th.

Scope Zone

Liquid Earth - Scope Zone

After a stint of regarded releases on Public Possession DJ City returns to Cocktail demote Music with Giuda Iscariota. The title might evoke images of the eternal betrayal but DJ City seems fully devoted to his crowd. Fueled by the distant memory of his regular sets at Cocktail, City touches on an array of moods and styles keeping his foot on the pedal. Giuda Iscariota emulates the selection choices of DJ City during his many sets at the party with a no-nonsense focus on dance floor drivers while Nattens Tysta Timmar slathers on the queer vibe by sounding like a lost Pet Shop Boys deep cut. On the flip Sophies Theme picks up the pace again with acid-laden house grooves and Archeoicae's head down hands up arp driven frenzy.

B1 - Sophies Theme

We’re Going Back is a sub label if We’re Going Deep and will be exploring US and European under the radar house and techno.

Cityboy - Dorkin - We're Going Back 001

I am grateful to announce that I just released a track at Jex Opolis' new label - Integration Recordings. Download it from here: 
https://integrationrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/integration-vol-1

Daniel Enache - France 98 (Jex Opolis' new label - Integration)

Artist: Blue Vision
Title: Brotherhood EP
Label: Phosphor
Cat No: PHP002
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 

A1. Brotherhood
A2. Human Experience
B1. Eivissa
B2. Post Operation



With their debut EP Brotherhood, the duo Blue Vision makes a strong entrance. At the crossroads of genres, they offer a palette of emotions as varied as the color itself: sometimes melancholic, sometimes cold, sometimes warm. Their sound blends textures from the '80s and 2000s with a sound design that feels undeniably modern.

Brotherhood opens the self-titled EP. Driven by a tight bassline and crisp electro percussion, the track carries clear new wave influences straight from the ’80s. Melancholic vocals and atmospheric pads pull us into a nostalgic mood, like a Blue Monday, so to speak.

With a bouncier groove, Human Experience brings a bassline that lingers long after the track ends. A few mysterious notes and a robotic voice pull us into a wave of emotion. Sitting somewhere between Electro and Italo-Disco, it’s a nostalgic trip that’s sure to get people moving.

Then comes Eivissa, a true tribute to the golden days of 2000s electro house and underground Ibiza parties. It’s the most energetic cut on the EP, the kind of track you can picture playing in a club as the sun comes up. Bright, euphoric and built for dancing, it would have fit right in during those unforgettable Ibiza mornings.

Closing the EP on a more introspective note, Post Operation feels like slowly waking from a dream. Club-ready percussion and a powerful kick contrast beautifully with spacious, melodic pads. It’s a delicate balance of softness and lightness, a thoughtful way to end the journey.

IO (Mulen) - Poisonous Drops

iO (Mulen)