PROGNOSE Records is thrilled to present it's third vinyl release, featuring four exceptional tracks from some of the most talented artists in the progressive electronic music scene. This limited edition record is a celebration of our label's commitment to quality, innovation, and pushing the boundaries of the genre.

The A-side kicks off with "Let The Kids Play" by Boss Priester, a driving and dynamic track that combines intricate rhythms with a playful melody, guaranteed to get the dancefloor moving. Up next is "Time To Undust This Machine" by Jesse Jacob, a moody and introspective journey through the darker corners of the mind, complete with haunting atmospheres and a pounding beat.

On the flip side, Garouda takes the helm with "All The People", a euphoric and uplifting track that combines lush pads with a pulsing bassline, building to a crescendo of pure energy and joy. Finally, Distilled Noise rounds out the release with "Agape", a deep and introspective exploration of human connection, featuring emotive melodies and intricate percussion.

With this release, PROGNOSE Records continues to showcase the very best in progressive electronic music, pushing the genre forward with innovation, quality, and a passion for the art form.

Boss Priester - Let The Kids Play

The prolific Tafelberg Records continue to keep their flame burning strong in 2023, starting the engine with a dynamite various artist release featuring Boss Priester, Ben Diggins, Guessbeats, William Köster, Moor and Mitta Malone. The six track digital release spans across animated dance floor energy, crammed with refined flavours of house, breaks and everything in between. 

Dusty broken drums lead the way in Ben Diggins “Science Test” before you are met with an irresistible elasticated groove, a peak time dance floor charmer. Guessbeats presents a deep yet danceable quest in “Spooky Town”, set to be a hit with the tastemakers amongst us, classy sounds from the flourishing producer. Kicking up a seriously strong vibe from the get go is Boss Priester’s “A Solution”, a sidewinding sub heavy bass line continues to loop as dreamy pads continue to melt in and out. Playful breaks samples flash in and out giving a sense of nostalgia. 

MOOR’s “Red Apple” transcends you to a dream world, glistening synths glowing with warmth around a meticulously crafted beat. Leaning into more stripped back territory is William Köster with “Where I Am”, glitchy eccentric textures breathe life into a minimal structure. Mitta Malone rounds off this versatile body of work with animated garage energy in, “Shutdown After Scandal”, playful as it moves through the paces. 

Tafelberg showing their cards with the first digital release, and look to release their second vinyl EP which is on the horizon next month, alongside this the label will also be looking to run some events within their base city, Amsterdam. 

Buy Link:
https://tafelbergrecords.bandcamp.com/album/tbrdigi001

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Premiere: Boss Priester - A Solution [Tafelberg Records]

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Premiere : Boss Priester - I Dont Mind (SWING01)

Chosen

4 in the chamber as X-Kalay first-timer Boss Priester steps up to the plate. A quartet of the toughest joints you’re likely to hear, maximising that dancefloor impact with minimal fuss.

Flexing like a new-skool combination of golden era Todd Edwards and Nathan Coles right from the off. Groove-forward gear accelerated to new levels through the sheer pressure of that drum programming. Proper dancefloor wreckers.

Stripped back with only the most necessary components required, there’s a dreamlike warmth and sensuality to the funked-out chords and flourishes of hallucinatory detail. Heat-seeking tech house rollers and speed garage revisionism serving pure dancefloor propulsion from beginning to end.

Itchy 2-step into piquant, puckered sidewinders, if the Boss is making baseline and groove his hallmark, then this is a case in point.

No Exceptions

Premiere: Boss Priester - Red Dot [X Kalay]

Luuk Van Dijk - Disco Tetris (Mike Thomas Edit)

For our next release were back to familiar ground with our summer sampler, ready for 2025. Featuring Boss Priester, Mitch Welling and Nomad & Rhythm Box, along with a rare appearance from label boss Rich NxT. As always, we are bringing you a selection of fine artists and producers from around the world and wish you are very happy summer season!

Buy Link:
https://www.beatport.com/release/summer-sampler-25/5328216

PREMIERE: Boss Priester - FS1 [What NxT]

The Chunkers sound has gone global! Stepping up for the eighth volume of Sally C’s influential imprint is Paperkraft from Japan. 

The ascendent producer in a mainstay of the Osaka scene and has been on Sally’s radar in recent times thanks to a standout EP on Physical Education that had a “real driving breaky old skool” vibe she loves. Elsewhere he’s dropped the tight ‘Not C but K’ on Homage, remixes of Gearmaster on Hidden Assets and material on Mindhelmet and Tombolo. 

His contribution to the BSC cannon is thrilling from the get-go. The lead ‘Play Somethin’ Nasty’ is a natural born Chunker, bursting with attitude and sass. Simultaneously colourful, yet cohesive, it mixes up playful hip house vocals with plump b-lines and plenty of rave energy, before a squelchy bass frenzy highlights the second stanza.
‘Funky Blah Blah’ is informed by ‘90s Italo and funky house and is a cute bridging track with plenty of character. 

‘Drop The O.S.B.’ is a legit fire cut that’s already become a favourite of Job Jobse after it ignited DC10 this summer. It takes the old skool rave spirit of ‘Play Somethin’ Nasty’ and amplifies it to 11, resplendent with rapid- fire raps, hoovers and a mammoth key-driven riff. ‘Let it Whip’ is a slick DJ tool that channels understated hard house energy, powered by an addictive vocal loop. 

Paperkraft follows BELLA, Eliza Rose, Papa Nugs and remixes Peach and CARISTA in joining the Big Saldo’s Chukers family as Sally C delights in growing the label via a carefully curated roster of artists. 
