FABRIC II

The fourth delivery for Miura comes from Sydney-based producer Lemtom, taking us on a journey to Houston through the power of House. Three tracks are more than enough to demonstrate that his talent is here to outstand. Fasten your seatbelt cos you'll need it before pressing play.

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PREMIERE: Lemtom - Go Ahead [Miura Records]

RUZE - Merci (Original Mix)

Holdin' On

Holdin' On (Edit)

fabric presents TSHA

Naked (DJ Mix)

Song For Eva (DJ Mix)

Get To Groove (DJ Mix)

Eau De Chanté (For Men) (DJ Mix)

Get The Werk (DJ Mix)

FLOCK (DJ Mix)

You're Mine (DJ Mix)

Aron Quaid – Johnny Walks - GL004
[Out now on Beatport, Bandcamp, and all streaming platforms]

The demo for the title track happened fast. Like, one-day fast. A few days before Gaplife’s launch at Loop51, Aron sat down to make ‘something fun’, no big plan. Just chasing a good feeling. He’d been deep in Italo house that week: bright chords, happy grooves, the kind of stuff that makes you grin without realising it. So he thought, alright, let’s try a “hands-up” track.

And in a single session, “Johnny Walks” came together. Multiple sections, builds, breakdowns, and then in that final stretch…the strings, the lift, the everything-is-right-in-the-world moment. We quickly used it as the backing track for the Loop51 poster because it was exactly that energy: positive, open, communal.

By that point, Aron already had “Night at Hugh” and “Pussy” waiting to be tested. Both were born from the same mindset: keep it simple, keep it moving. He’d been making more melodic, layered tracks and wanted to tap into that pure, four-to-the-floor groove.

“Night At Hugh” samples this old Hugh Hefner interview about fearlessness; it’s weirdly inspiring in context. And “Pussy”... well, that one’s built around a random vocal sample. No extravagant explanation, just one of those happy studio moments that slaps.

Together, these three tracks show Aron in flow mode: no overthinking, just instinct and energy. Melodic but club-ready, euphoric yet grounded. Easy to drop in a set, but also something you’ll catch yourself replaying just for the mood.

Pure Quaid energy.
Dope. Enjoy.
Lee


Johnny Walks

Back 2 Luv - brings the spirit of 90's house into the now. Bouncy chords with a rolling bass and that feel good energy reimagined for todays dancefloor. 

Inspired by Luke Alessi, Chris Stussy, Andre Zimmer, Max Dean & Curtis Young

Back 2 Luv

Groovy Deeptech

#house #deeptech #techhouse 

Lager x Guille Gironde - New rythm

Irish talent Mark Laird debuts on Madhouse Records this September with his four-track ‘Fly’ EP.

A rising name that will be familiar to followers of Houseum, Donegal producer Mark Laird is the latest emerging talent from the blossoming house scene that looks set to make his mark on proceedings across Europe and beyond. With releases to date via Bellisima and Hopera Records, the home of ‘Funk That’ which has now racked up over two million streams on YouTube and support from the likes of Cinthie and Mall Grab in the process, and here we see further evidence of his development as an artist as he makes his debut on Kerri Chandler’s Madhouse Records with a slick four-tracker in the form of his ‘Fly’ EP.

Title cut ‘Fly’ opens proceedings with authority as Laird combines jacking percussion with resonant stabs and sharp vocal interjections, before the lively ‘Sneakin’ utilises bright piano chord melodies amongst punchy kicks and crisp claps. Next up, ‘Rhythm Track’ brings a slice of soul fusing organ melodies and two step percussing arrangements, with the driving ‘Times Up’ shaping up the package with filtered funk-heavy bass licks, infectious vocal hooks and a snaking low-end groove throughout.

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