Younger Than Me is back with ravey dance floor goodness on 90's Wax. Signaling the fourth instalment in their 90's Wax series, Younger Than Me returns with four tracks brimming with his signature pumpy basement vibes. After collaborating with Skatebard on the previous edition, the Italian artist now invited Timothy Clerkin and pioneer of 90's progressive house and techno in Italy, Francesco Farfa. Our pick of the bunch, 'Time To Say Goodbye', streaming in full with us today.

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Premiere: Younger Than Me - Time To Say Goodbye [90's Wax]

The respected Madrid-based Sagan Club collective started its beautiful journey nine years ago. In order to celebrate the occasion, they decided to put together a four-volume compilation series, coming soon on Cenital Music, featuring some of the artists who have already rocked the boat and set the roof on fire at their previous memorable events: Delone, JackWasFaster (SXDNS219), LagreSca, and Hyman Bass, one of the resident DJs and founders of the collective, brought their own worlds to the first chapter, following a backbone soundscape but keeping true to their own characteristic sonorities and focusing on what really matters: Keeping the dance floor happy, baby!

Premiered here, JackWasFaster’s collaboration definitely raises the bar of the already solid compilation. The interesting title, “Ora Et Labora” – or “pray and work” in English –, refers to the Catholic monastic practice of working and praying – and Jack worked hard and meticulously to deliver such a mind-blowing cut. Did he pray? No idea. The important is the outcome: The gripping vocal hook, rhythmic synth lead, and exhilarating acid layer he put together deliver a powerful and imperative theme.

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Beatport page of the label: https://www.beatport.com/label/cenital-music/64059

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PREMIERE426 // JackWasFaster - Ora Et Labora

Jay-Son - Capsule Sway (Jesu Aparicio Remix)

After his seminal release, ‘Kaunas is the New London’, Lithuanian visionary Ton Globiter returns to Wrong Era with ‘Zur Xtasy’, an emotive, intelligent dancefloor gem. Once again, binding the Acid and Proto realms with elegant innovation. His signature metallic vocals rip throughout each track, accentuating the record’s enticing energy. ‘Yaze Gaze’ propels you into Globiter’s unmistakable percussion and flawless arpeggiated acid hooks. 
The slick  ‘French Line’ displays an innate gift for integrating his distinctive style into genre-bending production. Tasteful nods to late 90s breaks and Chicago-house sit within the depths of ‘Zur Xtasy’s’ tantalizing world. The endlessly infectious acidic flow of ‘Schweiß’ throws you into a mesmeric peak time hit where commanding vocals slice through. From beginning to end, ‘Zur Xtasy’ solidifies Globiters' ability to amaze consistently, pushing sonic boundaries with captivating, masterful skill. 

Ton Globiter - Yaze Gaze

Fango returns to Degustibus Music, distributed by Kompakt. The first vocal track from the renowned Italian artist. A killer track with reworked vocals layered on his signature pounding kicks, lo-fi sounds, and tension-gathering breakdown.

Degu038 Fango Assassin (Extended Mix)

ESS - Downward (ESS004)

Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg95A17VumI

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Brame & Hamo - Space Dub

Klubraum

Bohrer2003

Check Aurora, the B1 of our first full EP, out October 24th on Renate Schallplatten!

Pre-order starts now at Wilde Renate Bandcamp: https://peakandswift.bandcamp.com/album/peak-swift-floppy-ep

Floppy EP

Peak & Swift - Aurora

1-800 GIRLS - Primary Thoughts (Tech Support Remix)

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digital: sq.lnk.to/TIOT004

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Changing Worlds

Peak's origins are unknown, though it has been said he may have been raised deep in the Brokeback Mountians of East-Saxonia, but this is all mere speculation. Maturing (or not) in the club/rave scene and quickly picking up the art of DJing at the tender age of fifteen, he has made a name for himself in this urban jungle we call Berlin. Swift was first spotted in the Berlin area around the year 2000 or so when he teamed up with his partner in crime, Peak. They quickly melted their musical interests of house, disco, deep and dubby techno into a powerhouse sound that's main mission was banish the cold, dark, "minimal" sounds of that era in Berlin and warm the city up to the current sound that has taken over now. The duo was seen ducking in and out of the shadows of Berlin's most infamous clubs, before they finally found they're home in the mysterious, Salon - Zur wilden Renate. Together they have helped Renate grow from a club in it's infancy to the world-renowned underground mecca it has become today, boasting incredible house, techno and disco lineups on a weekly basis, not to mention a series of open air events and many wild themed parties throughout the year.