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Pleasurekraft - "Tarantula" - Now available on Beatport and other fine retailers

Tarantula

Hamam House 4 comes from the shining talent N-Gynn. Co-produced with the long time label friend Remi Mazet, and a 1st in the original productions on the Hamam series, delivers a 4 tracker to groove the intergalactic dance floors from the good old earth (flat and round parts) to new found galaxies.  Something for everyone in there, even u E.T. and this might just help u phone home.

A1 Turkish Delight
A2 Disco Boulette
B1 Marmaris
B2 Berka Beat

B1 N - Gynn - Marmaris

Order:
https://oye-records.com/releases/various-the-very-polish-cut-outs-vol-6?autoplay=1

Tired of another EP filled with US disco or afro boogie edits? Then we got you covered – after 3 years The Very Polish Cut Outs are back with another instalment of their samplers. This new offering is filled with 4 delicious polish tracks edited for making the dancefloor sweat.
The A-side has starts with a new edit from Holiday 80, the Warsaw duo steals the show with a proper stomper „Twą Jasną Widzę Twarz” („I can see your light face”), a heavy party weapon with infectious vocal hooks based on a totally unknown track by a very famous Polish folk band. The next track is deep disco at its best - „Dżinsowe maniery” („Jeans manners”) edited by Karol Aleksander who joins forces with Bisti, a new talent on the TVPC roster. Their reinterpretation of a pretty unknown song by superstar Polish diva is a straight floor-filler infused with soul vocals.
On the flip side, you will find two edits by the Belarusian maestro Schmoltz, who once again proves, that he’s the master when it comes to digging obscure tracks from behind the Iron Curtain. The first piece is „Piosenka młodych wioślarzy” („The song of the young rowmen”) an energetic time-bomb as well as a crazy combo of organ stabs and groovy horns. The other cut is a hypnotizing edit of “To będzie koniec” (“This will be the end”), a Polish new-wave unheard classic with a psychedelic twist. The cover sleeve was designed by the long-time label collaborator Bartek Szymkiewicz.

Skaldowie - Twa jasna widze twarz (Holiday 80 Edit)

https://disco-halal.lnk.to/gilgamesh

Russian brothers Sasha and Sergey Lipsky return to Disco Halal for the third time under their famed Simple Symmetry project. Following off the back of Auntie Flo’s ‘Kabsa’, the duo’s ‘Gilgamesh’ EP is the fourth release for the label this year and continues to build upon Disco Halal’s successful trajectory.

The ‘Gilgamesh’ EP draws inspiration from the epic novel of the same name, the oldest story known to man. Leading with the title track, Simple Symmetry teams up with Mexican producer Inigo Vontier for a signature Shamanic chugger whilst one of their solo efforts ‘Fight’ is a string-heavy, psychedelic soundscape. Named after Gilgamesh’s faithful sidekick, ‘Enkidu’ continues this kaleidoscopic theme with Krautrock influences with Adam Port’s ‘Tulum By Night’ contrasting edit turns the record into a big room melody. The remix has already been heavily supported by Moscoman, Keinemusik, Âme and Dixon.

Based in Berlin, but firmly rooted in the diverse and forward-facing musical scene of Tel Aviv, Moscoman’s Disco Halal label hails from beneath the minarets of the Holy Land. The imprint exists to present a tight-knit and growing community of musicians and producers, each transmitting their unique musical identity, yet each united by a unique sensibility, as well as a harmonious balance of rhythm and experimentation.

Encompassing elements of downtempo, new-wave and alternative pop, stitched together with a leftfield dancefloor throb, Disco Halal’s back-catalogue, filled with efforts from the likes of Simple Symmetry, The Organism and Moscoman himself, has seen the imprint rapidly emerging from the once-overlooked nightlife and club scene of Tel Aviv into the worldwide spectrum.

Tracklist: 
Gilgamesh (ft. Inigo Vontier) 
Fight
Enkidu
Enkidu (Adam Port’s ‘Tulum By Night’ Edit).

Simple Symmetry - Fight

Finally made it to Garbicz Festival! What an experience, what a vibe and top it all off I was kindly invited by the wonderful @ssugark to mix for the lovely @hedone-berlin crew at the Sagrada Feminina. The crew made me feel immediately at ease and so I began with a downtempo'ish / groovy vibe and as the night progressed things got heavier, things got sweatier until I ended up topless because of the heat coming off the dance floor ! I had immense fun and could not help smile during all of my set! It was Thursday night 00:30 - 02:30 

A huge thank you again to Sugark and the Hedoné crew and all those who were there dancing their hearts out was truly magical! 

Until next year ;)

Goldelse

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