All Day EZ Goin'_part3

French 79 Feat. Sarah Rebecca - Diamond Veins

Can U Feel?

Miss You

Malibran

Roses Are Forever

A good 15 years ago, the first EP of a then 25-year-old Ludwigshafen native was released on Harthouse, and his career quickly went through the roof after that. Today, he is one of the best-known and most successful techno producers and artists worldwide. Time for Boris Brejcha to enrich the discography on the label Harthouse with more releases from him.

On Friday the 22nd of July the first of six new EPs by Boris Brejcha will be released on Harthouse with the title “Club Vibes (Part 01)“. The first two new tracks have extraoriginal titles as always: “Gehörschadengenerator” and “Fckng Trap” will conquer the worldwide dancefloors from Friday.

Club Vibes Part 01

Gehörschadengenerator

Listen & Buy!

Gehörschadengenerator

††† (Crosses)

Bitches Brew

iCicle - Arrows

i like the way you kiss me

All Over Again

All Over Again (Paranoid London Edit) [feat. Justin Strauss]

PRATTS & PAIN

Merry Mary Marry Me

Find a Lighter

Jazz Music (Original Mix)

RAUS

Hide U

Hide U (Mozey Jump Up Remix)

Witches

Plastic Beach

Rhinestone Eyes

Metal Fingers Presents: Special Herbs Vol. 5 & 6

Coffin Nails

"Sometimes you get the feeling the week has too many Mondays. In that case, we need to reduce them by any means necessary." A wise woman once spoke these words and she is right in every sense. Luckily however, spring has arrived; the birds are singing, the days are growing longer and subsequently the number of Mondays are steadily decreasing.

And if that's not enough for you, there's more good news: the darlings in FM Belfast are inviting you to dance with their newest single, 'Stripes'! Because stripes never go out of style—as the breton sailor shirts prove—and it is never a better time for sailor shirts than in the springtime.

"Stripes" is a single from FM Belfast's album 'Don't Want To Sleep', released by German label Morr Music last year. Árni Rúnar Hlöðversson produced the record, but the song was recorded in the shed behind Árni and singer Lóa Hlín Hjálmtýsdóttir's apartment in Reykjavík. Many undoubtedly remember the shed from Árni Sveinsson's music documentary Backyard, where it played one of the lead roles, even serving as the concert stage itself by the film's end.

Word on the street is that hips have never been shaken as recklessly or as dangerously as when the song's recording took place. Innocent pedestrians walking unsuspectingly by the infamous shed were suddenly seen shimmying away uncontrollably.

But now is not the time to worry, quite the opposite. The future is quite literally warm and bright, and if you're ready to shake your hips, you can no doubt sport, and earn, your 'Stripes'.
Björn Teitsson

LIVE:
04.05.2012 — Palma de Mallorca (ES) — Festival de indie de interior
05.05.2012 — Husqvarna (SE) — Popadelica Festival
11.05.2012 — Barcelona (ES) — Festival La Plaça Odissea
01.06.2012 — Nürburgring (DE) — Rock am Ring Festival
03.06.2012 — Nürnberg (DE) — Rock im Park Festival
04.06.2012 — Berlin (DE) — Astra 

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