‘Sugar Slip (The Lick)’ out now on fabric Records.

Sugar Slip (The Lick) is taken from the forthcoming fabric presents Leon Vynehall compilation - out 25th March.  

Leon Vynehall curates fabric on 8 April, performing live & DJ under one roof for the first time ever with the full club line up to be announced. 

Preorder the compilation and sign up for early release Live + Club tickets on sale this Friday 28th January - http://fabric.lnk.to/leon-vynehall

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Sugar Slip (The Lick)
Written & Produced by Leon Vynehall
Mixed by Ben Baptie
Mastered by Matt Colton
Artwork/Design/Direction by Eric Timothy Carlson

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fabric presents Leon Vynehall

Sugar Slip (The Lick)

Pre-order: https://groovearmada.lnk.to/MyFriendRemixPR

In celebration of @groove-armada-1 's 25th anniversary of 'At The River', Sydney-born producer @logic1000 remixes infectious Ibiza classic 'My Friend' encompassing elements of garage, deep house, and her intensely club-oriented sounds.

"Remixing such a classic was an absolute honour. I have such strong memories of the vocal in 'My Friend' from way back, so it was really fun to recontextualise it into something Logic-esque," says the producer on her latest edit.

More exclusive music

Premiere: Groove Armada 'My Friend' (Logic1000 Remix)

buy it here: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/when-i-look-single/id835933003
http://www.beatport.com/release/when-i-look-single/1263370

« When I Look » featuring Shaun J. Wright (Hercules & Love Affair) is classic vocal house with a twist of tension and despair. This is Chicago-styled – from Joe Smooth to Derrick Carter –, summer-ready dance music with high production values, yet it also slightly sounds like something’s going wrong in there. Just the perfect balance between an uplifting celebration and a restless, dark pounding.
 
Opening with a sample from a Twin Peaks episode, « It Is Happening Again » is a freaky, early acid number, designed for a rave settled in a mental institution. Deep burnt just like Bobmo’s soul, it’s reminiscent of nineties acid techno, both US and Euro, but exhales something eerily sensual too.

Out on March 31.
Artwork by Michael Willis: http://mwillis.eu/

Bobmo - When I Look Feat. Shaun J. Wright

Martyn + Four Tet - Glassbeadgames (8 Hours at Fabric Dub)

Joy Orbison - Ellipsis

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Tom VR - Acheless VIP

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1999 DJ Tool

La Mouche (DJ Tool)

Let Me Go (NeLLi Afro House Edit)

Cat: HNY-014 & HNY-015
Artist: Octo Octa
Title: Where Are We Going? EP & LP
Label: Honey Soundsystem Records
Vinyl 12" EP Release Date: March 10th, 2017
Digital LP Release Date: March 24th, 2017

Order the 12" via Phonica Records:
http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/octo-octa-where-are-we-going-ep-pre-ord-honey-soundsystem-records/142740

Ahead of the release of a full length album by the same title, Honey Soundsystem records presents 3 breakout tracks on 12" vinyl from Octo Octa's "Where Are We Going?". Side A features the "new school" breaks pumper "Move On (Let Go) (De-Stress Mix) and the peak-time synth-heavy tear-jerker "On Your Lips." On the flip we share the 9 and a half minute aquatic house opus "Where Are We Going? Pt. 2"      

“Do you feel better?” — is the line Maya Bouldry-Morrison aka Octo Octa repeats like a mantra on the final track of “Where Are We Going?” her newest and second studio LP. “It was the question every single person asked me after coming out as transgender,” she told us “Overall I do, but no, I don’t feel better at every moment, which is why the track slips out with a dour bass drone in addition to a beautiful pad. These days, both emotions are ever-present for me.” It is precisely this candor and intensity that immediately drew us in when Maya sent over the LP to consider for the Honey Soundsystem label. As DJs we are always looking for music that can speak in our sets, not just the highest caliber productions, but songs that represent the changing landscape of the queer dance-floor. “Where Are We Going?” reads like a diary. With track titles like “No More Pain (Promises To A Younger Self)” and “Move On (Let Go) (De-stress Mix)” you can’t avoid the autobiographical messages of these songs, but Maya leaves no booty un-shaken - this is still 9 four-to-the-floor house and techno beauties to rock your body. Her willingness to even model for the cover art of this LP, proved this is a side to Octo Octa we've never seen or heard before, an artist ready to let her fans experience an intimacy as deep as the synths and lead lines she has gained notoriety for. Applying her years of international DJ’ing, this album flows with intention and has effortlessly found its way back into our headphones and home stereo systems repeatedly - Pro-tip: you can even have sex to it. Needless to say this is the first time in a decade Honey Soundsystem has thrown itself at a contemporary LP and we know once you hear it, you will know where we are going…

Octo Octa - Move On (Let Go) (De-Stress Mix)

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