In the eighth installment of My King Is Light’s release, the label presents “The Thomas Stieler Edits”, an exquisite musical journey crafted by none other than Melchior Productions LTD.

Support by Ricardo Villalobos, Raresh, Rhadoo, youANDme, Margaret Dygas, Edward, Tripmastaz, Franco Cinelli, Lawrence, Fort Romeau, Leon Vynehall, Axel Boman, Politics of Dancing, Daniel Stefanik and many more.

Mixed by @vincent-rohr / Mastered by Mike Grinser

Melchior Communications Ltd. - The Call (Thomas Stieler's Sunshine Edit)

New Depth

Louie Fresco - Darling (Original Mix)

seekmusic.bandcamp.com/album/see-k-002

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Premiere : see.k - Synced (SSK002)

Was originally created by Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie 2014.
Released on Howl January 2017.

Official release notes:

"Howl in full effect, timeless Various tracks from their artists, An homage to the raw original house music slamming, old school vibes"

Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie - Disco Got You (2017)

Review :
http://recordeep.fr/review-paolo-rocco-lessi-s-havantepe-moment-of-serenity-bergamon06/

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@havantepe
@berg_audio

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Premiere : Havantepe - Passing by (Roger Gerressen Remix) (BERGAMON06)

Celebrating the new wave of sophisticated, evocative deep house emerging from across Europe, Recit De Voyage debut their first ever compilation, curated by label founder, Rex Club resident and celebrated Parisian DJ, Molly. 

The tracklist combines upcoming artists either flourishing within Paris’s electronic music scene, or those connections established throughout Molly’s busy international touring schedule; artists who nonetheless encompass the rich depths and distinct attitude already established on previous Recit De Voyage releases. 
Parisian producer Point Carre Quintet opens the release with Nat Edo, a heady blend of frantic percussion which also establishes the emotional, hazy aesthetic often present throughout, while Rafiki’s ‘Tolok Again’ takes a raw dive into itself, building supreme tension with nervy stabs and feedback.

Cribbed from further afield, Aron’s ‘Mitica’s Journey’ embarks down a soothing, spiritual path, while fellow newcomer A77EN conjures a charismatic groove on ‘Running’, evoking the simplistic but addictive roots of Detroit house throughout the 1980s. 

Whether presenting as themselves or an alias, a sprinkling of more familiar names complete RDV04, including Dan Ruh, contributing the fantastically filtered, almost weightless ‘Your Style’ and Marion Poncet, best known as Traumer, dives deeper than most dare during ‘Distance De Touche’. Proprietor of Shift Recordings, DJ GLC ably closes the record with colour and force via his ‘Brazilian Affair’.

Completing the lineup, Molly herself demonstrates her increasingly powerful ability to build suspense and extract euphoria from the simplest of elements during ‘Quiet Spirit’. Undoubtedly one of her most singular and confident productions thus far, it’s an ideal centerpiece to a collection of music in which the standard has been set exceedingly high, expertly capturing the spirit and confidence of a new generation.

Tracklisting : 

1 – POINT CARRE QUARTET – Nat Edo
2 – DANA RUH – Your Style
3 – ARON – Miticas Journey
4 – MARION PONCET – Distance de Touche
5 – MOLLY – Quiet Spirit
6 – RAFIKI – Tolok Again
7 – A77EN - Running
8 – DJ GLC – Brazilian Affair

Marion Poncet - DISTANT DE TOUCHE

Steve Bug - "Different In Detroit" / ORNAMENTS 045

Different In Detroit

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A - Steve Bug: "Different In Detroit"

Psssh is the new label formed by Dauwd Al Hilali and Dave Redmond,
born from a collection of demos the pair felt deserved their own home. The inaugural release is the first in a trilogy from Dauwd himself, signalling a departure from the sound that first brought him notoriety.

The project is eclectic, pursuing less contrived grooves, from impactful dancefloor works to an ambient playfulness.

The EP kicks off with ‘Jean Rouch’, a techno jam littered with driving percussion, and the eventual emergence of a properly satisfying bassline. ‘Idris’ is equally intriguing, an ever-flowing and meticulously layered groove that doesn't quit. 'Really Good’ concludes the record, impressing further a spirited and melodic slice of deep house.

Dauwd’s work is new and fresh, but with references to old that hold their own.

To serve his sonorous ideas the ferocious, and retro tribal art direction of artist Mauro Ventura delivers the perfect cinematic vision of Dauwd’s EP.