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'The Fade' EP

It is with great pleasure we can now present to you our forthcoming Together Like This EP! 

Vinyl coming January 2014 on hot new label Abstract Culture (Digital release shortly after) 

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Initial support from Copy Paste Soul, Moodymanc, Fog, Nacho Marco, Spoony, James Silk, and many more...

Hailing from the beautiful city of Brussels, The Checkup is a production duo comprised of two active DJs and classically trained musicians named Raphael and Alex. They first caught our attention this summer with a brilliant EP on Beef Records that soared to the top of sales charts only a few days after release. We are excited to now have them join the Large team with this fantastic two track EP packed full of original deep chords and crisp, snappy beats. Large Grooves, indeed.

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Painting / Photo: Katharina Sophia Ludewig https://www.borderlinecuts.com/

Berlin Hypnotic House XXX - Head Mix

Ralph Sessions - NYC Boot Tapes
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Ralph Session put together the best of his white label series The NYC Boot Tapes. 
He delivers a gritty fusion of Hip Hop style and Deep House grooves flipping Ice Spice, Cardi B, Fergie, and Musiq Soulchild into deep, dancefloor-driven House cuts. Pressed to vinyl for the first time and championed by the top DJs in the underground, this is a must-have for DJs who like their edits raw, soulful, and built to move the floor.

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PREMIERE : Musiq Soulchild - Newness (Ralph Session NYC Boot Tapes Mix)

Alejandro Molina - Whispers of the Heartbeat

The Roundup Part II marks the end of the 2nd year of Heist Recordings and stays true to it’s original format: Put the names of your releasing artists together in a bowl, and let the luck of the draw decide who gets to remix who. 

The result is this amazing 12” + 10” heavyweight vinyl combo. The vinyl comes in an inside out sleeve with handmade special artwork by Baster. 

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Detroit Swindle – Alright we’ll be (M.ono remix)

On March 14th 2016 one of the UK’s most talented rising DJ/producers Copy Paste Soul returns to Exploited with his brand new EP entitled “Flare”.
 
This outstanding three-track offering follows the Londoner’s acclaimed “Home” release on Exploited last year, and further releases on imprints such as Suara, FCOM, Gruuv, Intec, Alive Records, MadTech plus his very own 2 Swords Records which have helped his music garner support from the electronic music elite including; Laurent Garnier, Moxie, Carl Cox, Annie Mac, Justin Martin, MistaJam, Skream, T. Williams, Modeselektor, Disclosure and Tensnake.
 
As ever, the soul drenched warmth usually found in his productions sit across all three tracks here, as he continues to advance his signature sound that comprises Detroit Techno, US garage and D&B into a left of centre broken sound. Building on his recent “In Focus” on Intec, Copy Paste Soul delves deeper into his techno past with an EP offering up an EP with rave inspired low-end bass goodness.

“Flare” is out on 14th March on Exploited.

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Max Telaer - Untitled Love [Being All Free #1]

Vinyl only release, limited to 350 copies - OUT NOW! 

Notes from Tsuba - "We present the second instalment of the Night Trax series, a double header featuring Milton Jackson and Tsuba newcomers Zoo Look. Milton leads with a very special track, the deeply hypnotic ‘Requisite Vocal Science’ and Zoo Look deliver a jackin’ underground houser with ‘I Can’t Deny’.  Vinyl Only and limited to 350 copies."

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Zoo Look - I Can't Deny [Tsuba Ltd]

Deep House was born here.
Deep House lives here.
3 decades of House Music history...and counting.
Full Bio:

Cast your mind back to 1992. The world wide web had only just been invented, and mobile phones were for yuppies and drug dealers. The world we know today was just being born – and being born right at the same time, over in Chicago, was a little label called Large.

Large Music was the brainchild of Windy City resident Jeff Craven, who was worried that house music was in danger of being sidelined in its own birthplace, the international spotlight that had once shone on the pioneering Trax and DJ International imprints having moved on to New York labels such as Strictly Rhythm, Nervous and 8-Ball. “I thought a label with that kind of energy and underground profile could work in Chicago,” says Jeff.  So, pooling funds with a friend, he began finding talent and pressing records. Kerri Chandler's 'Raw Grooves EP' became the label's breakout release, and Large Music hasn't looked back since.

In fact, far from looking back, Large is a record label that's always been about looking forward. In the 90s, their catalogue featured the likes of DJ Sneak, Mateo & Matos and Dennis Ferrer when they were right at the start of their careers, not to mention providing a then-nascent UK garage scene with one of its most enduring anthems in the form of Roy Davis Jr's 'Gabriel'. In the 2000s, the Chicago-based label was quick to pick up on the deep and soulful house coming from the West Coast, releasing material from the likes of Halo, Jay-J, Rasoul, Miguel Migs and Julius Papp. And now as a new decade takes shape, we see Jeff embracing the techier deep house sound that's emerged out of Europe, with recent releases from the likes of Roland Nights, Evan Iff, James Dexter and Matthias Vogt.

Yet while fashions fluctuate and music mutates, one thing that hasn't changed is the Large A&R policy. It's simple: “My formula has always been to release music that I was really into and what I would play as a DJ,” says Jeff. “I'm still just as excited about house music as I was in 1992.” Which probably explains how Large has been able to stay relevant all these years – this is one veteran label that isn't content to endlessly rehash former glories, but who instead keep searching out new underground talent.

At the time of writing this, Large Music is 20 years old, with some 200 singles and 50 albums under their belt, and tracks licensed to over 400 compilations. Which means they've been putting out upfront house music on a weekly basis since before many of the people dancing to it in clubs this weekend were even born. They set out to ensure that house music didn't get sidelined in Chicago in the 90s. What they've actually achieved is to push house forward all over the world for two decades – and counting…