05.25 - House, Techno, Tech, Deep

Hydro

Keep on Moving

Fast Paced

Colt EP

Black Deep

Vomee

Move Your Body Back EP

Move Your Body Back

Crispy Duck EP

Crispy Duck

Coil

Back To Reality

Carlo Lio -Escobar Season (INTEC DIGITAL) SC EDIT

Pivot

Hora de Verano

Gritty

Brooklyn Bridge

Nexus

Nexus (Original Mix)

Carlo Lio & M.I.T.A. - Chasing Ghosts (Original Mix)

Carlo Lio & M.I.T.A. - AFREAKA! (Original Mix)

Saigon

Early June will see Roush welcome emerging Spanish talent Jairo Delli to the label to deliver his ‘Badman Posse’ EP, alongside remixes from Neverdogs and Luuk Van Dijk. A rising name within Europe, Tenerife born talent Jairo Delli is the latest Spanish producer to begin making considerable noise within the worlds of House and Tech House, with notable early support from artists including Pirupa, Javi Bora, and of course, Hector Couto. With previous releases on the likes of 303 Lovers alongside Luigi Rocca and CR2 Records, early June will welcome a debut on Roush to deliver three energy- driven original productions, whilst Music On residents Neverdogs and Amsterdam’s Luuk Van Dijk each provide remixes. Title track ‘Badman Posse’ establishes the direction of the EP from the off, as crisp snares and howling sirens combine with intermittent background vox snippets to reveal a dynamic and lively lead production, whilst ‘Champion Sound’ keeps the energy levels high, employing laser-sharp drums and resonant claps to great effect. ‘Bow Pow’ signals the last of the Spaniards originals, this time opting to shift the focus on driving low ends, whilst a dark, snaking bassline weaves its way amongst crisp hats. The second half of the EP welcomes the arrival of the two remixes, with Luuk Van Dijk quickly enforcing tough, metallic kicks and spiraling synths upon ‘Champion Sound’, whilst Neverdogs’ interpretation of ‘Badman Posse’ strips things back to reveal an assortment organic percussion patterns, rich tones and soulful female vocal hooks.
Jairo Delli ‘Badman Posse’ is out on Roush on 4th June 2018.

Badman Posse

Jairo Delli - Champion Sound (Neverdogs Remix)

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/acid-souls-ep/2824186

Phutek is back on Intec after last featuring an EP on the label in 2017, and this time he returns with the legendary Frankie Bones.

Frankie Bones was one of the people who pioneered techno in New York back in the late '80s after the genre first started to break out of Detroit.

Along with his many international DJ gigs, Frankie Bones has also released tracks on labels ranging from the iconic TRAX, to his own imprint Breaking Bones Records.

Since his last release on Intec, Phutek has been busy with releases on a wide selection of labels including D.A.V.E. The Drummer's Hydraulix and Spektres Respekt Recordings.

The last time Frankie Bones featured on Intec it was the rerelease of his classic anthem Call It Techno, which was one of the label's biggest selling tracks of the last two years, but this time he is back with two previously unreleased collaborative tracks.

Acid Souls opens the release with a rippling acid-line fused with trippy vocals and a pounding kick drum. Dark and twisted, this track has a timeless style that takes influence from the sinister vibe of '90s techno.

Track two Killer Custard is all about the electric pulse of the killer lead synth that pulsates through the entirety of the track. With stabbing chords adding to the drama, this frantic track is fast and furious with a style that takes no prisoners.

ID196 1. Phutek & Frankie Bones - Acid Souls

Out now
https://orcd.co/ee-bm


Having made his Intec debut in 2018, Eats Everything is back on the label for his hotly anticipated follow up in the techno style he has released on labels ranging from Dense & Pikas Kneaded Pains to Pan-Pot's Second State.

Eats Everything first made waves as a bass heavy house producer who took the scene by storm releasing on the likes of Dirtybird, Pets Recordings and Relief, but with an ever-evolving style he is now equally respected in the world of both house and techno.

His techno exploits also include setting up EI8HT, which is a label run in collaboration with Andres Campo, thats featured genre leading artists such as Truncate.

Openly describing himself as a Carl Cox fanboy, Eats Everything lists Intec as a landmark label he has always wanted to feature on.

Opening the release are the punishing clap rhythms and stabbing chords of Bill Murray which has rave inspired vocal bursts fused with acid synths. Taking timeless elements, this fast-packed track is jackin' techno tailor-made for peak time plays.

EEE's has a tongue-in-cheek title inspired by the seductive vocal loop. With a rolling groove and fast-paced percussion, this hypnotic track has a dark atmosphere combined with machine funk.

ID197 2. Eats Everything - EEE's

Drawing influence from his love of the early 2000's Deep Tech-House scene and twisting it with todays more familiar feel of Dub, Minimal, Deeper edged Techno, Valpy manipulates sounds into what he feels is right for the darker clubs & dance floors, creating a sound that does not follow suit, bending a few 'rules' along the way...

Using his many Clubbing experiences over the years in the UK, Ibiza, Amsterdam & beyond, Valpy has developed a passion for raw emotion filled techno, often challenging the sub woofers with his bass heavy touch, without busting the bank on the tempo front. A balance of 'good vs evil' can often be witnessed in a Valpy Techno piece

Fascinated with pitch & bass, Valpy has moulded and evolved his sound into what he produces today, recently gaining support from Pig & Dan, Ramiro Lopez, Dubspeeka & Matt Minimal, who also contribute to the style & development of his tracks, along with Alan Fitzpatrick, Adam Beyer, Joseph Capriati & Carlo Lio

Having had 2 EP's released on dubspeekas Skeleton Label and also with Seva Records, Plunk, Lethal Script & Berberris in 2014 alone, Valpy's sound has now been recognised by fast up and coming label Gain Records, (supported by the likes of Richie Hawtin) with a Solo Artist Album due for release in April 2015. There are also further releases on Skeleton and new outfit Kitchen Smoke pencilled in over the next couple of months too

To close, Valpy aims to produce music he wants to hear on the same dance floors that he frequented over the years, experimenting along the way to produce his own unique blend, with the odd twist & turn along the way...


05.25 - House, Techno, Tech, Deep

VALPY