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Finally getting a vinyl re-release is Frank & Tony’s seminal work with breakout duo Bob Moses. Back in 2012 Francis Harris and Anthony Collins (Frank & Tony) worked with their fellow New Yorkers before they went on to sign to Domino Records.  

The four track EP is a deep, introspective dive into Frank & Tony’s early production work with the understated melancholic vocal stylings of Bob Moses (Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallence) that would pave the way to a new sound in house music. An essential release now for the first time on vinyl, capturing a vital period in both outfits' development.

Marigold Feat. Bob Moses

Frank & Tony - Marigold Feat. Bob Moses

Tribalistic

Tribalistic (Vijay & Sofia Edit)

Hot off the record press, just in time to ring in the famous mobilee rooftop and pool season, Rodriguez Jr. cranks out a stellar four-track EP. 

Revolving around the beauty of the 133 is "Persistence Of Vision", a groovy and melodic little number wrapped in deep, soulful lyrics, customized to flow through the warm evening open air dance floors of Spain this summer. 

The Re.You remix of this utopian track speeds up the melodies just enough not to take away from the wonderfulness of it all. With some extra kinky sound gadgets sporadically added in, this jam can be worked in into any dancefloor set. 

On the flip side, "Mustang" tears it up with jumping keystrokes and faint background vocals while "Alderbaran" counteracts with cheerful xylophone taps battling with sinister vocal samples, harvesting an uplifting tune.

Persistence Of Vision

Mustang

Get it on Beatport!

Rodriguez Jr. - Mustang (Snippet)

A Deep blend between Techno and house frequencies to warm you on any festival with the solar energy that you will feel within this track

Solaradiation

DJ set prompt:

Create a seamless continuous DJ mix of a 7-track Ibiza-inspired cosmic glam disco house set. 
Blend tracks with smooth, glossy transitions using long reverb tails, filtered sweeps, and 
sidechain-ducked pads to preserve groove consistency.

Use:
• 70s-style disco strings during transitions (short staccato flourishes)  
• funky bassline continuity between tracks  
• neon synth arpeggio bridges (8–16 bars)  
• rising filter builds before each drop  
• subtle laser fx and cosmic sweeps in the sci-fi sections  
• half-time to full-time switch for the techno/DnB intermezzo  
• smooth return into glamorous dance-house atmosphere

Mix rules:
– Keep BPM between 124–128 with gentle BPM drift (±1) for natural feel.  
– Use harmonic mixing (Camelot 8A, 9A, 10A equivalent).  
– Maintain warm, deep club low-end; compression should stay soft and glossy.  
– Never allow silence; fill spaces with pads, filtered Rhodes chords, or reversed strings.  
– The final track (“Noche Eterna en la Tierra”) should resolve into an uplifting 
  global-house outro with wide stereo pads and shimmering cosmic ambience.

Mood arc:
1) elegant funky-house intro  
2) glamorous disco-night energy  
3) neon coastal drive vibes  
4) laser intermezzo + UFO techno moment  
5) retro-future explosion  
6) cosmic ascent  
7) triumphant Spanish global-house finale

Goal:
A 20–35 minute luxury DJ set with perfect flow, cinematic energy, and Ibiza night ambience.


Prompt - mix - DJ dance


Seamless DJ mix of cosmic glam disco house:  
funky basslines, 70s disco strings, neon synths, laser drops,  
cosmic techno intermezzo, UFO sweeps, and a Spanish global-house finale.  
124–128 BPM, warm low-end, glossy transitions, cinematic Ibiza energy.

#djmix #housemix #djlive #clubmix #nudisco #discohouse #funkyhouse 
#edmhouse #ibizavibes #cosmicvibes #laserdrop #futuristicclub 
#globalhouse #spanishhouse #sunsetvibes #nightdrive

spirit-of-the-rain

The Subterranean Heart

Falling EP

Joseph Ashworth - Dominika

Buy/stream: kompakt.fm/releases/total_20

Two decades. Twenty years. Twenty compilations. Over 400 tracks. Over two days of total playing time and countless coloured dots. If someone would have told us in 1999, when we put together TOTAL 1 that this would turn into one of the longest standing compilation series in techno world we would have laughed out loud. But here we are – in the year 2020 which will probably go down in history as the most difficult period ever for club culture. But we won’t stop doing what we’re doing. Music is our oxygen. We’ll dance together soon again.

The TOTAL series has always been like KOMPAKT’s yearbook and to say it with the late Frank Sinatra: It was a very good year. Our family of artists delivered a strong heterogeneous mix of uplifting sounds, from the lush reveries of ROBAG WRUHME and SOELA to the stark primetime bangers of MARC ROMBOY or ANNA & KITTIN and everything in between. Notable new entries to our crew are the Londoner KIWI with his wonderfully careless “Hello Echo” that picks up the camp disco vibes Justus Köhncke made a staple in our repertoire. Amsterdam’s DAVID DOUGLAS delivers an appetizer for a full course meal. His quirky pop approach sits comfortably between fellow dutchmen WEVAL’s abstract beats and AGENTS OF TIME’s opulent Italo Disco. YOTAM AVNI blends Detroit techno with new age jazz that reminisces the sound of ECM artists like Jan Garbarek or John Surman. The man with the hat, KÖLSCH also picks up jazzier notes in his very own big room style. Youngblood JONATHAN KASPAR appears twice, fortifying his status as one of the hottest beat smiths of our hometown Cologne. TOTAL wouldn’t be TOTAL without our permanent staff present in full force. As per tradition, KOMPAKT’s founding fathers, VOIGT & VOIGT, JÜRGEN PAAPE, JÖRG BURGER, MICHAEL MAYER as well as our Berlin outpost SASCHA FUNKE all deliver exclusive gems that also feature on Total 20’s double vinyl edition.

May TOTAL 20 become your trustworthy companion in these uncertain times.

Jonathan Kaspar - Licht (Total 20)

Scissor & Thread is cut from a different cloth than your average dance imprint.

Frank & Tony - Marigold Feat. Bob Moses

Scissor and Thread