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Puna Song.m4a

Can't You See Me (Krystal Klear Shout To Alex Nut EDIT)

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James Booth - Vanish

TREASURE BOX VOL.2
45 RPM
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Label boss @Nachtbraker is finally making his solo debut on Quartet Series after a successful EP last year on Heist Recordings. Widely known for exploring different sounds and angles with his productions, this record is the most club-orientated to date. Intricate ghetto house with a slight French touch to straight up 4x4 with a pinch of jacking flavour would be an accurate description of this release. The use of 90’s hip hop samples within this auditory concoction successfully highlights Nachtbraker’s excellent ear for detail and penchant for exciting, eclectic and downright weird changeovers.

The main hitter taking over the full A side is the title track “Small Towel People”. An uplifting bass line accompanied by heated 909 percussion and a hypnotic thriving arp to seal the deal. On the flipside, you’ll find “Kippendijen” on the B1. A heavyweight in the house category, some glimpses of early days jacking house and a little French touch on the filter. Throw in a breakdown even Houdini wouldn’t be able to handle and you’ll find yourself putting this track on repeat. Then when the needle hits the B2 groove, “Zomaar” kicks off with an energetic mpc style breakbeat before morphing into a deep jam of lush chords and a thrusting 4x4 beat. The track closes after switching back to the first part of the record and ends in a sublimely deep and dubby breakbeat.
Nachtbraker will be keeping you comfortably awake with this spicy record. Enjoy!

QST02 - Small Towel People

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B2 - Nachtbraker - Zomaar

Revered for his sample-soaked productions, French DJ and producer Ethyène has carved out a more than solid reputation over the past two years, with highly acclaimed releases on Kyoku, Kolour LTD, Better Listen Records, Editorial and Moonrise Hill Material, the label he co-founded with fellow Frenchie Folamour.

This time around he's got something even bigger up his sleeve, as he introduces the first release on his very own Wool Fabric International. 'Lone At The Mall' is the final track on the record, providing the perfect closing with it's breezy, funky and feelgood vibe that will make you put that needle back time and time again.

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PREMIERE: Ethyène - Lone At The Mall [Wool Fabric International]

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Dropping next week on ace German label @Footjob @hans-nieswandt & @eric-d-clark's 'Protest Disco EP' is a breath of fresh air as a socially conscious release which stands out beautifully amongst all the throwaway music which appears and then disappears on virtually the same day. 

Our premier today sees Lumberjacks in Hell label boss @marcelvogel step up and knock it so far out of the park you would need binoculars to see it land. The words timeless and classic jump immediately to mind. Jump over to LV online via the link below for an EP review:
http://levisiteuronline.com/music/lv-premier-hans-nieswandt-feat-eric-d-clark-work-work-work-marcel-vogel-remix-2/

Work Work Work (Marcel Vogel Remix)

LV Premier - Hans Nieswandt Feat. Eric D. Clark - Work Work Work (Marcel Vogel Remix)

Presented are 4 previously unreleased cuts from the vault of Ben ’Cozmo D’ Cenac, producer of Newcleus, Dream 2 Science, Push/Pull & Sha-Lor. Written in the late 80’s / early 90’s these tracks have been sitting on DAT tapes for over 20 years. The tracks themselves feature Ben’s wife Yvette Cenac a/k/a Vai Cee from Dream 2 Science and Lady E of Newcleus, Gregg Fore a/k/a Buster Fhott from Dream 2 Science and Push/Pull, The Cellar Boyz a/k/a the original Jam-On DJs and finally Shareen Evans. A career musician, Ben’s instrumentation and programming is timeless, its a sound that cannot be replicated. We are humbled to be working on a project such as this. Don’t sleep, its a rare 12” vinyl weapon!!!

Catalogue #: THUG 011

Ben ‘Cozmo D’ Cenac presents Cozmic House E.P
a1) Bodywork - Deeper And Deeper 
a2) Lady E - Seems To Me
b1) G4 - Who Loves You
b2) The Cellar Boyz - Pay Me

All tracks recorded and mixed at Transitions Recording, Brooklyn. 

Distributed by Complete (USA)

￼Thug Records
www.thug.com.au

2A) G4: Who Loves You

Kalita are proud to unearth New York-based band Cross Island's highly sought-after 1978 disco single 'East of the Apple'. Originally privately released on Raja Records as a promotional single to attract tourism and businesses to Long Island, New York, the record has since become highly prized by both DJs and collectors alike, in particular for its B side 'Just A Little Different' mix. Here, as a 12” single, we re-release it officially for the first time, twinned with Al Kent remixes of both ‘East of the Apple’ and the band’s unreleased recording ‘Wave’, both sourced from the original multi-track master tapes. In addition, Kalita accompany the release with never-before-seen press photos and extensive interview-based liner notes.

Cross Island consisted of seven Long Island-based musicians, influenced on one side by The Beatles and The Beach Boys and on the other by George Martin, Quincy Jones and Peter Frampton. In 1978 the Long Island Tourism Commission approached the band to ask if they would write and release a record to help promote the local area. The resulting single 'East of the Apple' was recorded over the space of just five days in Syosset, a town on the north shore of the island.

Although ten thousand copies of 'East of the Apple' were pressed, its local purpose and the lack of a distribution network meant that it failed to receive a great amount of airtime outside of the surrounding area, available to purchase only in nearby record shops, on merchandise tables at gigs and as Long Island tourism souvenirs. However, as band co-leader Rob Meade explains, it's purpose had been achieved – “it was written to be a theme song for Long Island businesses and to draw attention to what a cool place Long Island was. After we released the record, many people were singing the hook, 'If you do it, do it better on Long Island', and so in that regard it was a great success”.

Here, Kalita gives this massive disco single its just deserts, with Al Kent's two accompanying remixes extending and remoulding the recordings into two modern club weapons whilst retaining and respecting the authenticity of their original sound.

East of the Apple

East of the Apple (The 'Just A Little Different' Mix)

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Cross Island - East Of The Apple (The 'Just A Little Different' Mix)

Deep House into, some disco house, into some feelers for this guest mix, something to milk the last of the summer sun!