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Paco Osuna's record label, Mindshake drops a percussive tech house release by David Lowe featuring Jenny C, which has sassy vocals and rolling basslines.

David Lowe is back on Mindshake after his label debut in 2024. It's another upbeat EP featuring three tracks, two of which are solo productions, and the third is a collaboration with Jenny C.

Jenny C is also a UK artist from London, and she collaborates with David Lowe on "Rock That." This is her second time working with Mindshake after previously featuring on an EP with Riaz Dhanani. She regularly plays international DJ sets, and translates her knowledge of how to ignite a dance floor into the music she has released via labels such as Andidos, Agape and Techaway.

"Rock That" is the collaboration with Jenny C, and it combines an acid-tinged bassline with hedonistic vocals. 

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Iglesias joins forces with GruuvElement's for the explosive D!ck Lips EP!
Featuring two massive originals that perfectly capture their signature grooves and undeniable style. Rounding out the release is a killer remix by Marshall James, winner of the official remix contest. This EP is pure fire — don't sleep on it!

D!ck Lips EP

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Iglesias, GruuvElement's - D!ck Lips (Marshall James Remix)

After his huge release on elrow Limited long time ago, Londonground debuts on elrow Music with a pair of late-night bombs built for peak-time pressure. “Rising Dawn” is a 4am weapon—driven by a solid bassline, moody synth layers, and that no-nonsense energy only true heads understand. Meanwhile, “I See You” nods to the '90s with its bouncy low-end and nostalgic flair, crafted strictly for the connoisseurs. Sleek, smart, and straight to the point, just how we like it.

LondonGround - Rising Dawn

Sergiodnine - Rumble In G (Original Mix)

Ferra Black & Landis LaPace - On A Roll (Original Mix)

Born in Peru and now based in Phoenix, Gio Lucca (ISO, Black Book, Deeperfect) is on a mission to make people dance and boogie, and the titled "Control" EP on La Zic is a testament to his commitment. With support from some of the industry’s best, such as Jamie Jones and Marco Carola, to name a few, Gio Lucca's ascent to the major stages seems to be inevitable and under... control.

Retro-house fat drums and funky disco jabs are the bread and butter on the lead track, while "Keep It Quiet" - in collaboration with Argentinian talent Julio Bravo - offers glitchy atmospheres, tight grooves, and deadly, pointy bass licks. The EP gets enriched by two remixes, with Proudly People delivering a rolling, tech version designed for the early hour moments on the terrace, while Lolu Menayed sets the tone with a dreamy, afterhours tool.

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Gio Lucca - Control

Heading into Autumn, we bring you release No.36 in our catalogue, and it is brought to you by none other than London's own Lauren Steel. Hailing from the capital, she brings you three peak-time club cuts that will rock the dancefloor with pure drive and energy.

And for the remix, we kindly present Libero Records' very own Mike Morrisey & Dan Costello. The boys join forces to provide their version of the A1 track 'Rock Steady' that really shows versatility and a bassline that will rock any sound system. 

It's an absolute pleasure to have Lauren, Mike & Dan feature on the label.

Lauren Steel - Rock Steady (Mike Morrisey & Dan Costello Remix)

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We're beyond thrilled to welcome Greentea and Chase Hartsell with the fourth release on Trademark Records — "Herbie's Direction." This funky house gem pays tribute to the legendary Herbie Hancock and Wah Wah Watson, blending groove, soul, and dance floor energy into one unforgettable track. GreenTea's live guitar licks and deep rolling bass lock in with Michael Lanza's classic funk chord work, while Chase pushes the sound into the future with modern production techniques. Keep an eye out for Herbie's Direction releasing on all platforms August 29th.

TM004 - Greentea & Chase Hartsell - Herbie's Direction

It’s time, once again, to get into the MOOD. Our driver for the label’s latest shady soiree is the boss herself: Nicole Moudaber.

Currently cruising on the trip of her life (literally – she’s just passed her race driver test), Nicole is wrapping up 2015 at unfathomable speeds right now. Fresh from her legendary ‘Breed’ collaborations with Skin and remixing Pan Pot, Scuba and recently Black Asteroid all within the last three months, Nicole unleashes her first solo triple-tracker in a long time…

‘Silent Sigh’ commences the adventure with an unhurried build as each bar sees a new space age texture wrapping around her stoic kicks. Gradually the elements disappear until all you can see, feel and hear is black. Stark designs twist through the ether from left to right then boom: an even darker, sub-laden kick pressure ignites from nowhere. Trust us, this will do more than make your dancefloor sigh…

We proceed with intimacy as Nicole persuades us to ‘Move A Little Closer’. The beats underpin her whispers and do well to magnetise, but it’s the gradual ice blast pads that really allure. Building and building with ageless progression, the big pay-off comes with one of the most delicious, almost cosmic, breakdowns Nicole has ever crafted.

MOOD now fully established, ‘Own’ has the honour of closing the show. Relentless kicks and a scratchy snare paint the backdrop for bold splashes of colour as eastern vocals ghost through the spectrum weaving mystically around Nicole’s signature insistent percussive dynamics, escalating into shamanic oblivion. 
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A MOODy way to say goodbye to 2015… And tease us for an even bigger 2016, Nicole is currently unstoppable.

Nicole Moudaber - Silent Sigh (Original Mix)

Fresh from their huge remix of Florian Kruse &amp; Hendrik Burkhard on Noir Music, Pleasurekraft steam into 2016 with a huge two-track debut on Nicole Moudaber&#8217;s MOOD. 
With MOOD releases featuring heavily in the US/Swedish duo&#8217;s sets and Pleasurekraft bombs ignited by Nicole most weekends, it was only a matter of time before a release of this magnitude hit us&#8230; And it&#8217;s a match made in rolling techno heaven. 
&#8216;Defiler&#8217; is wonderfully wrong from the off; even the title suggests the sleaziest, slinkiest, sweatiest late night sessions. By the time the vocal sample murmurs its intent over a slippery, spacious, star-gazing bassline, we&#8217;re locked. Cue tight textures of percussion - rollers and shakers a go-go - it&#8217;s a heads down hypnosis session until sun-up with all the right dynamic elements to keep us twisting. 
&#8216;There Is No Safe Word&#8217; takes us deeper into Pleasurekraft&#8217;s devilish playground. A thunderous, unrelenting drum arrangement takes the lead here with demonic down-pitched vocal textures and vortex shredding swoops and FX adding colour, character and suspense before a precision build-up proceeds to tear a new hole in the spacetime continuum. Safe words? Where we&#8217;re going we don&#8217;t need safe words&#8230; 
Just weeks into 2016 and already MOOD and Pleasurekraft have delivered something to the last the whole year through. Sleeping on this is impossible.

Pleasurekraft - Defiler (Original Mix)

What a crazy trip it’s been so far for My Cat Snoop... 
The new guise of Brighton-based Gregg Ashley: since he sharpened his inner whiskers last year, My Cat Snoop has been unavoidable. Prowling the fences of Dirtybird, Yoruba Grooves, Deep Tech and Dark Face, his grooves are so furrowed you could lost for days. So lost your friends will put posters up on streetlamps asking on your whereabouts. 
Now prepare to get lost again this month: Not only is he making his debut on Underground Audio but he also makes debut on Nicole Moudaber’s Mood...
‘Freak’ shows off Gregg’s deep-seeded understanding of house dynamics. Armed with a dense, bulbous bassline that arches and stretches with feline finesse, it’s a dense, dubby experience that undulates with persistent yet stealth-like restraint. 
‘TT’ sees Snoop switch into a darker mood; a rolling pure techno groove with thunderous lolloping kicks, purring bass and an array of subtle, trippy sound designs, ‘TT’ is all about the momentum. Prime time peak time material and a gem to mix creatively, it sums up exactly why My Cat Snoop has been able to work with such an exciting cross-section of labels and appeal to such widescreen array of DJs so far. 
Taking over that much coveted sweet spot between house and tech, My Cat Snoop’s crazy trip continues...


My Cat Snoop - Freak

My Cat Snoop - TT

MOOD welcomes Juvenal: a brand new project from long time label affiliate and great friend SKIN. 

Previously spotted with Nicole Moudaber on last summer&#8217;s &#8216;Breed&#8217; EP, and before that &#8216;Someone Like You&#8217;, for this release SKIN takes the reins with her debut sole production… And there&#8217;s nothing juvenile about it whatsoever. 

&#8216;Jungle&#8217; is tailor made for cavernous warehouses; the intro&#8217;s deep drones, bone shaking drums and sheet metal textures gradually build like a cinematic battle scene before the main groove kicks in from the left, sweeping the whole scene sideways. The down-pitched vocals rippling with a demonic edge and a psychedelic whirlwind on the second drop… This will blow minds when dropped at the right time. 

For an even darker, twisted trip into Juvenal&#8217;s mind, dig deeper for &#8216;Why Are You Laughing&#8217;. With a more gradual build and silk synth stabs wrapping themselves around the loose, dark-funk drums, it&#8217;s not until the echoes of chuckles start to curl around the edges that you get a sense of Juvenal&#8217;s barbed groovecraft. Slowly decaying into a paranoid pool of laughter, we&#8217;re whipped out of the sense-blurring confusion with the return of the restrained but heavyweight hook. 

Both laced with the bold, relentless house elements that really united house floors in the US and UK in the early 2000s, these truly are some killer dynamics from a musician who genuinely understands the magic and allure of deep, dark, carnal dance music. We have no doubt Juvenal will return to MOODy shores very very soon

Juvenal - Why Are You Laughing (Original Mix)

MOOD Records will provide an exploration in the sounds both produced and supported by the DJ/Producer. Taking in influences from house and techno, and the many amalgamations between the two ends of this wide spectrum, MOOD Records will befit a variety of atmospheres, not simply from genre to genre but from setting to setting.

Demos - music@moudaber.com

My Cat Snoop - Freak

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