January 2020 - May 2021

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Tomson & Benedict - Repossession

new track with Detroit's Diamondancer, coming out on Development Music next month

Tomson ft. Diamondancer - Tap the Core

Just a freaky idea

Wreal's production style embraces all spectrums of house from swung-out and funky to deep and dubby, and the experience in building tracks with analog sounds, live instruments and samples, taken from their vinyl collection, always brings fresh ideas to their music.
The NYU EP sets once again the standards high for the duo, with both the original cuts conceived with a strong focus on the beat, hammering throughout both tracks and providing a solid base for the filtered samples and vocal bits.


www.facebook.com/wrealnyc 
www.facebook.com/jossmoogmusic

Available April 6th 2015

Wreal - Feels Good (Joss Moog Funky Remix) [LAYER07]

Release date: 

73rd Beef Records release comes from Leipzig, Germany. Erik Ellmann is quite a new name in the game. His early music influences comes from jazz and early hip-hop grooves, which later transformed into love for house music. Erik made his first production steps back in 2010 and now it is finally time for his debut EP.
Two original tracks are deep and positive. While Buck Up is more of a peak time club bumper type of track, Brown Acid is a classic string orientated moody track with nicely implemented samples.
EP is also featuring a fine hypnotic remix by russian project Mobile Soul System. Artem and Yuri already touch based with Beef Records back in 2013 when they won a remix competition of the widely known Shades of Gray. 

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/erik-ellmann
https://soundcloud.com/mobile-soul-system

Erik Ellmann - Brown Acid

Forthcomnig Ondulé Recordings's EP. 
HateLate - St. Etienne Vol.1(OND002)
Out May 1st.
This Pack talks about his hometown, inspired by its industrial history with raw and deep sounds. 

HateLate - St. Etienne Vol.1 (EP Preview)

https://www.facebook.com/petermlawrenceofficial

Peter was born in 1987 on the east side of Hungary. As a little kid he was influenced by many kind of music as his parents were musicians. He played on piano for 6 years and drums for 8 years, but never enjoyed really the prewritten songs.

In 1998 when he was at the age of 11 he started to compose songs on piano, and the same year he got a used pc which had a simple music editor program on it by
the previous owner. That point has totally changed his childhood, he spent months with trying to find his own sound.

Later he started DJing at school parties and in 2002 he did his first gig in a local club. In this period he was studying in school though he was working really hard too to be able to afford the newest techno and house vinyls. As time went by he played in lots of hungarian clubs with some well known DJs and performed in radio shows as well.

In 2004 one of his tracks was selected to appear on the Hungarian Techno Only compilation under the name Maybe, this brought some reputation to him. In 2006 he produced the official anthem of the 1st Hungarian Techno Festival. Later he wasn’t satisfied with the changes of electronic music, so DJing took a back-seat for a little while. He produced music under several aliases, then in 2009 he started a new project called Zebra Beatz. The main song of the first EP called Zebra Acid has become the favourite record of James Zabiela, he dropped this song for more than a half year every weekend in the world's best clubs.
In 2011 Peter won the DJ contest of nugen.fm’s Audio Control Radio Show, this has brought him back to the electronic music scene again but this time under the alias Peter M. Lawrence.

Currently he is in love again with oldschool house music and working on the first release of his own label.