Freaks aka Justin Harris and Luke Solomon deliver their smooth, groove-filled version of Womack & Womack's classic, Conscious Of My Conscious, taken from their brand new Psych EP. The album, which follows on from their releases on the likes of Hot Creations and Crosstown rebels, is their long awaited follow up to 2003's ‘The Man Who Lived Underground’ and features various influences spanning the length and breadth of 20-year-long friendship. Forthcoming on 4th August via Rebirth Records its time to get into a little taster of whats to come. Press play!

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Label: Studio Barnhus / Hivern Discs 
Cat. no: SBHD 01 
Artist: Talaboman 
Title: Sideral (w/ Matt Karmil remix) 
Format: 12’’ maxi 
Distribution: Wordandsound 
Release date: 18 August 2014 
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A: Sideral 
B: Sideral (Matt Karmil Remix) 
X: Sideral (BCN Version) - digital only 

Sideral is the debut 12'' of Talaboman, the super-duo of Hivern Discs' John Talabot and Studio Barnhus' Axel Boman. The record is released as a joint venture between the labels and comes with a slow-burning remix by Köln-based producer Matt Karmil to accompany the boombastic original version, which was also featured on John Talabot's much praised entry in the DJ-Kicks mix series last year. 

This record is dedicated to the legendary dj Aleix “Sideral” Vergés, who ruled over Barcelona's underground discotecas during the turn of the millennium and sadly passed away in 2006. A truly fearless and idiosyncratic dj, Sideral mixed genres wildly and brilliantly, uniting in the dance people from all kinds of musical backgrounds. At a time when few djs dared cross musical borders, he was a real inspiration for both the Barcelona native Talabot and the young Swede Boman, who lived in the city during the peak of Sideral's reign.

SBHD 01 B. Talaboman - Sideral (Matt Karmil Remix)

Bad Taste

DRIVYN - Only God Can Judge Me!

Carbon and Silicon

The Night Land (feat. John Talabot, Axel Boman)

Samsa feat. John Talabot, Axel Boman (Original Mix)

We Are Monster

Mädchen mit Hase

2nd release of Partyfine’s sub label.
French producer Yuksek gets deeper and experimental under his new secret side project. 
Out from electronic live improvisations , the first Ep of Destino starts with a Clusterish ambient track (Orion)…
So DJ friendly , 911’s siren and bleeps redefines the archetypical disco flavor of a 101 floor filler track .
Ceremony and it’s balearic feeling will strongly warm up your electronic summer nights.
Finally Loopo up delivers a dark electronic disco groove for cosmic dancers.

PREVIEW // DESTINO- LOOPO UP

New EP 'La Danza' out on Gerd Janson's Running Back Records :-)

Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/release/la-danza/2625810

JunoDownload:
https://www.junodownload.com/products/alan-dixon-la-danza/4177261-02/

Traxsource:
https://www.traxsource.com/title/1161615/la-danza

Alan Dixon - Star Dance

Veitengruber - Last Train ( Helmut Dubnitzky Remix)

We call upon new talent for our fifth 12" release, a four track EP that also includes a remix from Dexter. The Leeds-based producer is set to blow up in 2010, having announced his arrival last month with the “Your Words Matter” 12" on Aus Music, a collaboration with pal Ramadanman. “Play The Game” begins moodily, Midland setting the scene with deep dub-chords before letting rip with a beautifully controlled breakbeat and a warm,insistent bassline. When the doleful string-pads arrive you know you're dealing with an anthem, and the intensity continues to rise as yearning, ethereal vocal snippets a la Burial, Pangaea or Joy Orbison skirt of the rhythm's surface. The track is a masterclass in building tension, with a succession of nail-biting builds giving way to subtle but devastating drops, and in this Midland shows uncommon maturity for such a young producer.On the remix front we find Holland's one and only Dexter. Fresh from “Redbox” – on Steffi’s Dolly imprint, Dexter completely reinvents “Play The Game”, turning out a finished product that really doesn't sound like anything else out there right now. Driven by a warped, distorted bassline that recalls the hoover sound of 90s Belgium and Kevin Saunderson in his pomp, teamed with dramatic strings, old-school percussion and positively oceanic breakdowns, it's big-room, electro-inflected techno of the highest order.“Leitmotif” finds Midland exploring an even deeper techno style, strengthening the groove with spectral FX and panning, dubbed-out percussion, and then scything it in half with a buzzing, trance-inducing bassline - this one has 'secret weapon' written all over it, primed for the club but with a pleasingly introspective quality as well. 'Head Down' continues his penchant for melodic, echo-drenched chords and disembodied vocal textures, this time riding an irresistibly skippy 4/4 rhythm. The record has received great feedback with djs across the board getting on different tracks from Ellen Allien, Laurent Garnier, Jimpster, Richie Hawtin, Deetron, Ramadanman and many more.

PHONICA005 Midland - Play The Game (Original Mix)

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