# 005 - Mr Cenz (mix 2)

# 006 - Allan Pardo

A new London collective showcasing flavours of electro, acid infused house and techno, setting journeys on dancefloors.

# 007 - Ritmo London

# 008 - Simon Brooker & Mr Cenz B2B

# 009 - Laurence (OOZ)

# 010 - Tom Baker

# 011 - David Agrella

# 012 - Scott Braithwaite

# 013 - Allan Pardo (Mix 2)

# 014 - Deano

# 015 - A Guy Called Gerald

# 016 - Ollie Drummond

# 017 - Tom Baker (Mix 2)

Palace Vinyl presents the limited edition fourth instalment on the in-house label Palace Trax and second release on the imprint by 4:32AM titled The FeFe EP. 4:32AM presents another extremely well-rounded record with all tracks recorded as live studio jams.

The record opens with an acid-tinged rolling rhythm situated between deep house and techno with a leaning toward the housier side of things. Detroit-inspired stabs and dreamy synth lines atop a deep, plodding bassline on 'Crystal'.

The title track 'FeFe' is a warm deep house groove that marks a more relaxed moment within the record. The EP closes with a chugging house track layered with sweeping synths and serene melodic elements.

All tracks tuned to 432Hz.

Written and produced by 4:32AM. 
Mastered and pressed at Curve Pusher. 
C + P by Palace Trax & 4:32am, 2024.

4:32am - Project 1000 [PT004]

4:32am - FeFe [PT004]

4:32am - Crystal [PT004]

4:32am - Dancin with Tha' Dawg [PT004]

# 018 - Mister Ali

# 019 - Hudson’s Choice

# 020 - Adam Ingold

Palace Vinyl proudly presents the fifth instalment on the label from Brain Coral Records owner, Jake Eyre aka Electrospy.

The Voice EP, Jake and Brain Coral’s only and inaugural release featured on Terry Francis’ seminal ‘Architecture’ compilation on Pagan in 1998 and reached an almost cult status in the following decades.

Electrospy makes a resurgence with a record reflecting the electro inspired tech house he became known for in the 90s whilst also offering a deep and unique take on modern underground dance music.

Jake has continued to make music in the years since Brain Coral but PT005 marks his return to vinyl format after three decades. The B2 track titled, ‘davelec’ is a recently unearthed collaborative project between Electrospy and Dave Mothersole, produced in 1996.

The Brain Coral EP functions as a tech house record tempered with electro elements and drum patterns. The record is an excursion into the space between the genres with sprightly percussion, deep and layered bass-lines and euphoric melodies. The A side presents a more tech-house and energetic affair while the B offers a distinct electro flavour.

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