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There's not really much else to say about this one. The names dropped in the title alone lets your ears know what they're in store for.

Detroit's Burden brothers, more commonly known as Octave One, have been making classic techno from their roots since 1990 – and, much to our pleasure, have continued to produce, DJ and play sensational live sets as though no time has passed. 25 years on, their music still fuels the dancefloors of 2nd gen. techno lovers, as well as being picked up and reworked by modern dance music's most valuable players –  of which Paul Woolford is most certainly one.

When asked about his "Lose Myself" rework, Paul shared that Octave One and their 430 West label "have been inspirations to me for so many years. We met through mutual friends and immediately connected, following various gigs together globally. It was an honour to be invited to work on something for the Detroit label. My intention was to bring out the soulful edge of Octave One's sound and place it within the framework of a track that would work towards the end of the night." If techno be the food of love, play on...

Paul Woolford's rework is forthcoming on Octave One's 430 West label. Stay tuned for some very special incoming news about Paul Woolford and a certain Boiler Room celebration.

Octave One "Jazzo/Lose Myself (Paul Woolford Rework)" - Boiler Room Debuts

UK producer Paul Woolford continues to showcase the scope of his sound with his debut release on Eats Everything and Nick Harris' Edible Records, featuring the bassy, driving and melodic track ‘Meditate’.

Following standout releases on XL Recordings, Running Back, Houndstooth, Hotflush and Aus Music, Woolford broadens his reach by gracing a young label on the rise in Edible Records. With a touch of playful production, his new material fits nicely on the imprint.

‘Meditate’ comes as the B-side to Woolford’s ‘Chaos’ EP and is one that possesses a progressive nature, building into a euphoric display of strings as the track glides through steady bass and percussion.

The new release comes just as the summer months are on the horizon, with Woolford set to head to Barcelona on June 15 to perform at the Edible party alongside Eats Everything b2b Patrick Topping b2b Richy Ahmed, Lauren Lane, Mele, Waze & Odyssey, Elliot Adamson and more.

The ‘Chaos’ EP is set for release on April 28.

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UK techno legend Mark Broom returns to Rekids in February to release four uplifting cuts in the form of his ‘Break 97’ EP.

Mark Broom’s musical career is certainly something to behold – with over 150 releases over the past 25 years, on top of regular gigs across the world’s most renowned institutions, there’s no doubting his work ethic and his influence upon the scene. A prolific artist and true pioneer in the techno world, having worked with revered labels such as Warp, R&S, Ifach and Soma, and in more recent times Blueprint, EPM Music, Red Sonja Records and his own Beard Man Records, his ‘Break 97’ EP kick-starts 2019 for Radio Slave’s Rekids as the imprint adds yet another outstanding name to its roster following the likes of DJ Deep, Sebo K, DJ Spider and more.

‘Break 97’ sets the tone of the EP with a fusion of techno and disco, delicately blending funk-infused chords and resonating kicks amongst groove-filled vocals, before ‘Heart’ delivers inspiriting disco samples, punchy low end and elevating strings to reveal an effervescent aesthetic throughout. ‘EFB’ takes things up a notch, offering a dancefloor focused cut balancing rattling highs, vibrant synth flutters and a muffled vocal line, until ‘G Theme’ rounds out proceedings armed with robust percussion, electrifying vocals and undulating, euphoric keys.

Break 97

Mark Broom - Break 97

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