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Eder Croket - Salamandra Bass [Free Download]

Age of the Ego

Is this All it Seems? (Ron Basejam Instrumental Remix)

Ben La Desh - Doctor Bills - (Outernational 002)

Tiptoes - Same Old Sausage Chicken [Theresiopolis]
THEVNL001 Various Artists - Out Of Obscurity Vinyl only
Buy: https://wearetheresiopolis.bandcamp.com/

PREMIERE: Tiptoes - Same Old Sausage Chicken [Theresiopolis]

Buy on Bandcamp

Kazamayé - Letha (Didier Limonet)

Velvet Sway   - Techno Dance Music

Burning Sands: because sometimes you want your bass with a side of camel caravan. A progressive/world house blend featuring Oud, Tabla, Arabian scale violin / flute, Djembe, and spicy Egyptian flair. First seen shaking the Boombox stage at Earth Frequency Festival in Oct 2025. Stay tuned for more international flavoured bounce to move body and soul :)

Free Download

Burning Sands (Original mix)

Artist: Adam Port & Stereo MC’s
Title:  Changes EP
Release Date: 20th Jan (Vinyl) 27th Jan (Digital) 2017
Format: Vinyl/Digital
Cat No: FR221/FRD221

Adam Port and Jimpster have had a special kind of ‘virtual’ relationship the last
few years with a mutual respect for each others productions and output of their
respective labels.  Keinemusik, which Adam runs alongside Rampa, &ME and Reznik,
has grown into one of the most consistent and hottest out there right now with
every release creating a big splash and bringing magic to so many dancefloors
around the world.  Adam recently remixed Jimpster’s Eel Pie Island to devastating
effect bringing his own deep, late night atmospherics to the original and
creating one of 2016’s underground hits in the process.   So now we’re very
pleased to welcome Adam Port (alongside legendary UK artists Stereo MC’s) for a
full release on Freerange in the form of Changes.
Opening the release we have Adam’s own remix which sets the tone with a subtle
and gently building groove providing the perfect backdrop for the Stereo MC’s
esoteric vocal.  This lesson in restraint shows why Adam’s productions work so
well on big systems, letting all the focus shine firmly on the vocal creating an
intense atmosphere with not a single huge breakdown in sight!
Next up we have the original of Changes which takes a more electro approach with
a simple bassline and crisp hats and once again allowing the vocal space to take
centre stage for a deep and memorable track with a message.
Finally we have a remix from our own Jimpster opts to push in a completely
different direction.  Shuffling up the groove and laying down a repeating Rhodes
riff we’re treated to an altogether more soulful and less stark version making
the perfect compliment to the the package.  This one makes us think of his remix
of Osunlade’s Momma’s Groove which is no bad thing we feel!  Enjoy!

Buy Vinyl 20th January

Adam Port & Stereo MCs - Changes (Jimpster Remix) [Freerange Records] (96Kbps)

Midland - Placement EP

A.1 Tape Burn
A.2 Placement
B.1 What We Know
B.2 Tail Ender

Out on Vinyl and Digital 2nd April

Distributed by Word & Sound


Midland - Tape Burn [AUS1237]

Derrick May - (B1) Sueño Latino (Emotion Second Mix) [Buzz 1992 ‎– BZZXL 106071]

MIMS is hyped to premiere an epic new remix of Fred Everything's sought after house hit "Here (Now)" by the king of space disco himself, Prins Thomas.

A 10-minute space disco journey as only Prins Thomas can deliver, his "Diskomiks" incorporates elements from both the original 2003 version and Fred's 2020 update.

Back in 2003, nearly 20 years ago now, Fred Everything released 2 albums  on Ralph Lawson’s 20:20 Vision, alongside a heap of singles and remixes. In between those albums, he released a single called 'Over You'. Unexpectedly, the b-side, "Here (Now)" turned into a bit of a hit!  

One fan was Ian Pooley, who always told Fred it was the his best track ever. And as recent as 2019, Ian picked it for a feature in Telekom Electronic Beats about his top 5 B-Side tracks, overnight boosting the Discogs price for the original EP to 100 EU.

Fred felt inspired to dig out the song from his archives. Finding all the original stems he couldn't resist putting a new spin on the song himself. But he wasn't done there and could see it being a good opportunity for reinterpretation. 

Fred tells us, "when I dug out this project, I instantly thought of Prins Thomas as I’m a big fan of his and could hear his cosmic touch on this. It helped that I was working with him on another alias project for his label at the same time. He felt bad that the remix was 10 mins long but I embraced that. It’s a rarity these days for music to really take its time to live and breath. Extremely pleased with the result!"

Digital is out later this week  but you can order the vinyl from a number of stores now.

Derrick May - (B1) Sueño Latino (Emotion Second Mix) [Buzz 1992 ‎– BZZXL 106071]

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