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Greek DJ and producer Mossel teams up with Zatar Music labelhead Phonique for “Sunset,” a warm, groove-led house cut shaped by precussive drums, rounded low end and restrained synth lines built for early-evening sets and smooth late-night transitions. 

Speaking on the collaboration, Mossel says: “Phonique and I actually got in touch after the release of my track "Allo Allo", which he was one of the first to support. From there, the idea for Sunset came together quite naturally.”

Mossel, who began DJing at 14 and has since grown from Greece’s underground to international stages, continues the modern, Mediterranean-tinged direction he introduced on “Allo Allo.” 
Phonique brings his long-standing Berlin touch and A&R sensibility as head of Zatar Music, keeping the arrangement clear and focused on feel and flow.

Sunset

Sunset [Snippet]

Copilot

K 27

Porchlight & Rockingchairs Remixes Part One

Porchlight And Rocking Chairs (KiNK Remix)

Konstantin - Sibold - Mutter - Original - Mix

Much could be said about German house royalty Boris Dlugosch. From his teen DJ years under the wings of Front’s legendary Klaus Stockhausen in Hamburg to his own marvelous tenure there that is pretty much synonymous with the explosion of Acid House in its proto- and post-incarnations.  One could examine his role as a herald of US garage and Jersey house or as a remixer of underground gone pop records. But we will leave that and other stories for the Front page soon. The „Traveller EP“ is the result of Dlugosch and Cassara meeting at a mutual friend of theirs, getting excited about their shared love for classic synths (see Sh-101 for the Traveller bass line) and exploiting the latter’s extensive synth collection. What you get: classic disco, French house, electro-funk, DJ sound effects (that tractor plowed the Front EVERY night) and most of all fun, fun and a little bit of extra fun. Chin-stroking impossible.…

RB065 A1. Traveller (Sample)

Energetic

Soulmakers (feat. Zoe Xenia)

Martin Buttrich - Enough Love To Hate It

Gerd Janson: “Sometimes, it's enough to hear a record out loud in a party context to fall in love with it. “Gordon” is such a record. Made one day before Miami's infamous Rakastella party, premiered there on Will Renuart's “The Kiss” stage and being one of the highlights during a shared slot with DJ Tennis, I was secretly hoping for Running Back to get awarded with it. It basically sums up all the qualities of a DJ Tennis set: you get the highs and lows, the loud and quiet parts, it pogoes and it prances and it's basically impossible to resist his shuffle. “Starck” on the other hand, scales it a bit down, but is equally overwhelming as are the atmospheric respectively cinematic versions of both tracks – less imaginative people might call them ambient. Game, set, match! Thank you, Manfredi!”

Gordon

Dj Tennis - Gordon (Edit) (RB078)

CompuRhythm (Dixon 4-4 Treatment)

RB065 A1. Traveller (Sample)

Running Back Records