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Hannah Laing - Murder On The Dancefloor is out now!

Get it here: https://spinnindeep.release.link/murder-on-the-dancefloor!SC

Murder On The Dancefloor

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London’s Rawfox drops the four-track ‘Hit EP’ on Patrick Topping’s Trick this December.

Previously contributing his productions to labels such as Dense & Pika’s Kneaded Pains, Cube Recordings, and many more, London-based DJ/producer Rawfox arrives on Patrick Topping’s Trick label, bringing four hard-hitting vocal-tinged club tracks taking inspiration from house, techno, and beyond.

The title track ‘Hit’ leads the release, bringing heaving basslines and chunky drums together under Rawfox’s catchy processed voice, while ‘Supercar’ combines raw vocals with off-kilter synths and pumping kicks. ‘This Beat’ keeps the energy levels high before ‘Connection’ closes the release with tweaked-out leads, sharp percussion, and wonky FX nestled amongst more trippy vocals.

Tracklist:
01. Hit
02. Supercar 
03. This Beat 
04. Connection

Hit EP

Rawfox - Hit

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Returning to Trick following their ‘U, My EP’ in 2022, Dense & Pika bring their big, booming techno back to the imprint with two more heavy hitters. Title track ‘Brunt’ combines thunderous kicks and hoover-esque synths with twisted vocals for a warehouse-filling affair, while ‘Bag of Beez’ sees the duo draw for crunchy, shuffling percussion and pumping low-end for a heavy yet tweaked-out B side.

Dense & Pika are a British electronic duo compromising Hypercolour label co-founder Alex Jones and Chris Spero, aka Glimpse. Heading up the Kneaded Pains imprint, which has played host to Eats Everything, James Welsh, and Will Clarke alongside their own productions, the duo have been at the forefront of hard-hitting house & techno since the project’s inception in 2011.

Tracklist:
01. Brunt
02. Bag Of Beez

Brunt

Bag Of Beez

Dense & Pika - Bag Of Beez

Dense & Pika - Brunt

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No Signal

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Hands

Como

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Our first release of 2023 comes from an artist we’ve been a fan of for a while, German DJ and producer, Kristin Velvet, who lands on Danny Howard’s Nothing Else Matters imprint with her brand-new single, ‘Perfect Division’.

Dubbed as one of the modern House scene's most treasured adherents by DJ Mag, Kristin has devoted her life to music for more than a decade, initially as a promoter and DJ in Tokyo and later as the Australian label manager of Domino Records. Today she is an essential figure of Berlin’s club scene, heading up Arms & Legs Records; the label she runs with Daniel Steinberg, which has featured a long line of killer remixes & releases from respected artists including Cari Lekebusch, Paul Johnson, 808 State, Nick Holder & Crazy P.

‘Perfect Division’ is geared straight for the 3am dancefloor with its rave-inspired modulations and euphoric synth and chord work, imperative vocal stabs and commanding bassline throughout which all build to an explosive peak that will rip the club apart!

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Sorry I Am Late (Extended)

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Rhythm and Stealth

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Asquith returns to his self-titled imprint following a couple of external EP announcements for Who's Susan and Private Persons.

Rave Til Dawn EP sees the London-based artist follow up the massive 'Let Me EP' with another clutch of takes on anthemic, big-room techno.

The title track Rave Til Dawn does everything a Let Me followup should do; huge compressed kicks, reverberating piano stabs and epic call-out vocals all collide on an absolute monster A-side. Second track 'Down' traces a more tool-y techno line. Rolling with the percussion and popping with mechanic energy. It's all compiled with elements of the original techno template shot through with a ton of UK bass weight.

‘Crush’ takes Asquith's manic monotone stab template into more techy territory, opening the production up and leading us into a cocoon of pressurised space. Stripped back but still crushing. Final track 'LCD Steppin'' sees us entering back into pacier territory that regularly pops up at the end of Asquith EPs. Shifting pad samples overlay a rickety jungle break and a voice calling at us to "Step!", before we're hoofed into the long grass with a 4/4 kick all the way up at 155bpm. It's not quite 160 but that's what the pitch slider is for ;)

Tracklist: 
A1. Rave Til Dawn
A2. Down
B1. Crush
B2. LCD Steppin'

Buy: https://asquith.bandcamp.com/album/rave-til-dawn-ep

Production & arrangement by James Asquith
Design and artwork by James Lacey
Mastered by Beau at TenEightSeven
Pressed with rave at MPO

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Will Clarke - Let’s Rave EP

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Will Clarke debuts on Trick this November with ‘Let’s Rave EP’, featuring Daddy Dino and remixes from new talents Ammara and Meg Ward. Will Clarke’s catalogue has marked him out as one of house music’s hottest names in recent times, with releases for Kneaded Pains, We Are The Brave, Drumcode, and of course his own All We Have Is Now all causing huge damage on dance floors and sales charts. Here, on Patrick Topping’s increasingly essential Trick imprint, Will Clarke dives in with the aptly titled synths-and-stabs driven ‘Let’s Rave’ before teeing up the first of two collabs with Trick mainstay, Staten Island’s Daddy Dino. ‘Negativity (feat. Daddy Dino)’, one of the hardest tracks to grace Trick to date, is a thundering techno number punctuated with anxiety-inducing builds and Dino’s pitched down vocals, while ‘Die With Me On This Dancefloor (feat. Daddy Dino)’ takes a trippier, groove-based vibe and features one of the years most infectious hooks from Dino. ‘Let’s Rave EP’ is rounded off with a set of quality remixes from two relative newcomers, Ammara and Meg Ward. London’s Ammara twists ‘Let’s Rave’ into a no-messing acid assault that displays her love of seriously big sounding tracks while Newcastle’s Meg Ward uses the 303 to take things in a slightly deeper yet no less heavy direction.

Let's Rave

Will Clarke - Let's Rave

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