Groovy, groovy jazzy funky pounce bounce dance as we. Dip in the melodic sea, the rhythm keeps flowin ...

Great vibe on this. Love the shuffle on those drums and piano

128k plays.... wow.... nice bit of support on here guys :)

Sinsemilla

Nolan Freak On Kyodai Remix

Tim Vitá & Oliver Gehrmann - Jazz Club [Local Talk]

Our remix for the upcoming remix EP "Back But Half Remixes" by our friends Massimiliano Pagliara and Jules Etienne.
Vinyl Out very soon on Apersonal music with great remixes by Lauer, Luvless and Jay Shepheard.

Egyptian Nipples - LA Melody (Session Victim Remix)- Apersonal Music

Released Monday 5th May 2014 on vinyl, and digitally at Beatport, iTunes and 100+ more shops. Buy a digital copy here: http://www.beatport.com/release/monday-ep/1285469

Here’s some DJ support ---

Huxley
'really great ep. thanks. for real is one for the club'
 
Ben Pearce 
'Audiojack remix is tiiiidy. great release'
 
Catz n’ Dogz
'sounds very good, will test it out thanks ! '
 
Art Department
'like say what u want orig '
 
Tensnake
'great EP, love the deeper stuff and for real is cool as well'
 
Justin Martin
'this is a winner! '
 
Joyce Muniz
'solid ep !! nice one'
 
Oliver $
'great release big ups'
 
Pezzner
'Copy Paste Soul has yet to disappoint. All the tracks here will go with me to the clubs. Nice work.'
 
Waifs & Strays
'Gruuv on point as always...will play all of these. Thanks!'
 
Thomas Schumacher 
'Great release, Say What You Want and Audio Jack Remix are my faves.'
 
MANIK 
'Heavy- really dig the EP'
 
Pirupa
'Audiojack remix is the one for me!'
 
Slam 
'strong release - nice mixes - thanks guys - cheers'
 
Sidney Charles 
'Superb EP! liking all tracks...audiojack is my fav here.'
 
PBR Streetgang
'wicked ep solid output yet again from Gruuv .. will be spanking all over '
 
Brett Johnson 
"Monday" is the stand out here for me. Thanks so much. b'
 
Horse Meat Disco
'yyyes these are great monday and audiojack rmx my fav'


Copy Paste Soul feat. Jody Barr - Monday (original)

Waifs & Strays - Just don't Know

Flabbergastered ®

Moodymann - I Need You So Much

Anger + Grief Remixes

Anger (Rare Force 2 Meg Mix by Robin Brunson)

Le patron est devenu fou - Etienne de Crecy

Etienne De Crécy - Prix Choc

Dmitry Molosh tribute mix : track list below
1/ Chris Llopis - Platonic Shower (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
2/ Progress Inn - Veterans (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
3/ Dmitry Molosh - Brain Jumble (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
4/ Hibernate - On To You (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
5/ Michael A - Stars (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
6/ Dmitry Molosh - Heavy Machine
7/ Betoko & Marc DePulse - Simbiotik (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
8/ BP - A Minor Shadow (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
9/ Javier Portilla & Sotela feat Emalaine - Bridges (Dmitry Molosh Remix)
10/ Kastis Torrau & Arnas D - Down So Long ft Shane Blackshaw (Dmitry Molosh Vocal)
11/ Plus Thirty & George Ledakis - Serendipity (Dmitry Molosh Remix)

Dmitry Molosh Mix

@dalfie-1
The outlaw returns… Dalfie is back on Pets with more marching orders and things are so intense he can’t even compute the gravitas of the situation.
By title, ‘Can’t Think Right Now’ could sum up so many mind states and situations around the world right now. By groove, it’s even more universal; warm, lucid, funky and peppered with psychedelic elements; don’t think, just act, just dance. 
‘Me Plus 1’ follows with another universal call to dancefloor action… And there’s space on the guestlist for everyone. Another rolling slab of unfettered groove, this time much darker, tribal and hypnotic, but loaded with a serious subversion midway; by the time this really kicks in you’ve lost your plus one and you won’t find them until the end of the night. 
Finally we close with a bang as ‘Revolver’ fires shots in all directions. Another warm, timeless analogue chugger, another brilliantly trippy twist midway, another example of why Dalfie keeps getting called back to Pets again and again. Tell us what you think…

Can't Think Right Now

Dalfie - Me Plus 1 [PETS103]

Out now on Crosstown Rebels: lnk.to/CRMCD040

Following on from the Moment in the Dark EP featuring remixes from Adam Port, Satori and Tibi Dabo, Damian Lazarus celebrates the tenth anniversary of his acclaimed debut album Smoke the Monster Out, with the release of a remastered and expanded edition on his own label Crosstown Rebels.

A decade ago I released my debut solo album on the label Get physical. It was the first time I’d let myself loose in the studio and what came out was a psychedelic collection of extremely strange and bizarre songs. I wanted to make an album full of my inspirations and influences, for exotic after parties, and with no consideration about necessarily getting played in the clubs. It divided opinion at the time and seemed to defy easy categorisation. My own sonic curveball. Here we are ten years on. I’m pleased to report that ‘Smoke The Monster Out’ is still as weird as it ever was. Still genre proof. Still an ‘album’ in an era of tracks and playlists. Now forthcoming on Crosstown Rebels, remastered and with three bonus tracks from the original studio sessions, it’s ready to confuse everyone all over again!

Smoke The Monster Out, originally released in 2009, was the first time Damian had written and produced his own music. Known across the globe for founding the Crosstown Rebels label, his captivating DJ sets and divergent Lazpod podcast series, his debut album is an emotional and humorous expression of his genre-defying imagination.

Following ongoing experimentation with lyric writing and production, Damian invited Arthur Jeffes (son of the Penguin Café Orchestra’s Simon Jeffes), Classic records head honcho Luke Solomon and Mark Ralph (then a member of Filthy Dukes and now a world renowned producer for the likes of Clean Bandit, Years & Years, and Jax Jones) into the studio with him. The result was a unique blend of music that represents Lazarus’ personality and vast experience of the dark and light moments that are captured on the dancefloor. The Guardian went as far as describing the album in 2009 as: “Less troubled and deep than Björk's Debut, it still captures the atmosphere of late-night clubland – the transcendent freedom, the fuzzy unreality, the implicit emptiness, the dysfunction – with a similar potent accuracy. That it does so by fusing Ricardo Villalobos and Robert Wyatt, and slipping in a Scott Walker cover, might explain why it is not being hailed as one of the crossover albums of the year. But it is."

Ten years on the album that draws on inspiration from: techno and house, rock and pop and drum and bass, still remains as challenging and exciting as it was upon its initial release and will capture the attention of both new and old fans alike.

Everything about Smoke The Monster Out feels idiosyncratic, direct and carefully thought-out: both the artwork and the title (which references Alice in Wonderland) evoke Lazarus’s interest in the loss and the return of innocence, the imagery of fairytale fables, and the battle to control and satisfy the emotions without losing sight of humour. Lazarus has a vision, and isn’t afraid to realize it. He continues to live this vision through the music released on his label, the groundbreaking festival he curates Day Zero and the story that unfolds during his DJ sets to audiences around the world every week.

Damian Lazarus - Memory Box

Grab your copy: https://KompaktRecords.lnk.to/Total19SD

You may ask: "In the day and age of streaming playlists and the omnipresence of freely available mixes, what's the use of a label compilation?" The answer is simple: labels still serve as a dearly needed filter mechanism in this tsunami of music we're facing every day. Labels strive to establish trust between artists and listeners. They're like your favorite restaurant around the corner. On the spur of the moment, you might find more excitement in that hip place that just opened somewhere else. But when the novelty fades, you'll always return to your sanctuary. The safe place where they know your name and the last drink is on the house. KOMPAKT has become such a place for generations of fans and artists alike. And the TOTAL compilation series serves as its menu: always changing but instantly recognizable.

As per usual TOTAL is a collection of the past years biggest tunes, the creme de la creme of KOMPAKT's steady output of 12"s topped off with eight exclusive unreleased tracks that are also available on the 2LP vinyl edition of TOTAL 19.

With JÜRGEN PAAPE, the notorious VOIGT brothers, THOMAS/MAYER and JÖRG BURGER - all founding fathers are on board. Legacy artists SASCHA FUNKE and JUSTUS KÖHNCKE make their long-awaited comebacks, the latter with a kinky Patrick Cowley homage called "Mindless Sex Track". Cologne young blood JULIAN STETTER nails the starry-eyed, romantic KOMPAKT signature sound with his remix for an up and coming local pop outfit called ALBERT LUXUS. Fellow Colonian JONATHAN KASPAR makes his label debut with his slinky track "Renard". DJ BALDUIN definitely is one to watch in 2020. His massive "E.W.B.A." transcends the friendly populism of an ancient Love Parade anthem while capturing the sincere spirit of today's electro revival. REX THE DOG's "Vortex" and TOM DEMAC's "Serenade" perfectly showcase why KOMPAKT is still one of the most played and charted labels in electronic music today. In a scene that is more fragmented than ever these two producers delivered true consensus hits that are cherished on all sizes and shapes of floors beyond genre boundaries.

The second half completely belongs to a whole new breed from our beloved SPEICHER series such as ANNA, YOTAM AVNI, EXTRAWELT, RAXON, BLACKRACHAS, JOHN MONKMAN and LA FLEUR alongside our full time members PATRICE BÄUMEL, KÖLSCH and GUI BORATTO. The energy levels are way up and the mission reads clearly: We'll never stop dancing this way.

- MICHAEL MAYER (Kompakt co-owner, curator of the TOTAL series)

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