La Collectionneuse Remixes III/III

VII (Ben Kaczor Remix)

Jonsson/Alter - Djup House (Dorisburg Remix)

After six inimitable EPs ranging from blissful pop to slow burning house, Frank&Tony, aka Francis Harris and Anthony Collins, the creative force behind the boutique label Scissor and Thread, break new ground once again with their debut full length, "You Go Girl.” Reflecting the spellbinding vibe of their monthly "Punch Drunk Love" residency in The Panther Room at Brooklyn’s Output, “You Go Girl,” marks the duo's turn from their pop-driven work with proteges Bob Moses towards a grittier, analogue, club-centric approach. The result is an enduring slice of true dance floor magic that nods to Basic Channel, Detroit and New York house while rolling along effortlessly for nearly an hour. Highlights include "Bring the Sun," an achingly elegant ode to lost love sung by frequent label contributor Gry Bagøien, as well as the catchy house roller “Resistance,” which features Jason Poranski of Beirut. The November 17th digital release of the album is to be preceded by a three part vinyl version, (the individually titled “You,” “Go,” and “Girl,” EPs are due October 20th, November 3rd and November 17th, respectively,) with an alternate track list heavy on DJ-friendly dubs and exclusives including the sprawling thirteen minute, “Companion,” a collaboration with DJ Sprinkles that has the indescribable feel of an instant classic.

You Go Girl

Scissor and Thread - Frank & Tony - Only By Moving

Francesco Tamburrano - Metapontum (Victor Lopez Rmx) [Superordinate Dub Waves]

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Almost two years ago we reissued DJ Boom ‘Kinda Kickin’ with an extra Efdemin remix on CURLE-P06D. Because y’all loved it so much, we decided to reissue some more Matthew Herbert deep house goodies. First up is ‘See You On Monday’ from the iconic “Part One” EP – 20 years old but still timeless, and now available digitally for the first time! On remix duties is Linkwood, who released his brilliant “Expressions” album on Firecracker last year. He for one knows how to keep the groove whilst diving deep. The 12" includes limited silk screen artwork - first 300 on transparent vinyl. 

Tracklist:
A. Herbert - See You On Monday 
B. Herbert - See You On Monday (Linkwood Remix)

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Herbert - See You On Monday (Linkwood remix)

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A little gift for my friends .... Many moons ago, (around 4 years in fact) I worked on a track that would its way around the globe to the hands of Orlando Voorn. It's now seen the light of day on his label Night Vision. You can find his version amidst an EP of reworks here: https://www.traxsource.com/title/926752/strangers-for-keeps

Strangers For Keeps (Eluize Mix) LTD free DL <3

Celebrating the new wave of sophisticated, evocative deep house emerging from across Europe, Recit De Voyage debut their first ever compilation, curated by label founder, Rex Club resident and celebrated Parisian DJ, Molly. 

The tracklist combines upcoming artists either flourishing within Paris’s electronic music scene, or those connections established throughout Molly’s busy international touring schedule; artists who nonetheless encompass the rich depths and distinct attitude already established on previous Recit De Voyage releases. 
Parisian producer Point Carre Quintet opens the release with Nat Edo, a heady blend of frantic percussion which also establishes the emotional, hazy aesthetic often present throughout, while Rafiki’s ‘Tolok Again’ takes a raw dive into itself, building supreme tension with nervy stabs and feedback.

Cribbed from further afield, Aron’s ‘Mitica’s Journey’ embarks down a soothing, spiritual path, while fellow newcomer A77EN conjures a charismatic groove on ‘Running’, evoking the simplistic but addictive roots of Detroit house throughout the 1980s. 

Whether presenting as themselves or an alias, a sprinkling of more familiar names complete RDV04, including Dan Ruh, contributing the fantastically filtered, almost weightless ‘Your Style’ and Marion Poncet, best known as Traumer, dives deeper than most dare during ‘Distance De Touche’. Proprietor of Shift Recordings, DJ GLC ably closes the record with colour and force via his ‘Brazilian Affair’.

Completing the lineup, Molly herself demonstrates her increasingly powerful ability to build suspense and extract euphoria from the simplest of elements during ‘Quiet Spirit’. Undoubtedly one of her most singular and confident productions thus far, it’s an ideal centerpiece to a collection of music in which the standard has been set exceedingly high, expertly capturing the spirit and confidence of a new generation.

Tracklisting : 

1 – POINT CARRE QUARTET – Nat Edo
2 – DANA RUH – Your Style
3 – ARON – Miticas Journey
4 – MARION PONCET – Distance de Touche
5 – MOLLY – Quiet Spirit
6 – RAFIKI – Tolok Again
7 – A77EN - Running
8 – DJ GLC – Brazilian Affair

Marion Poncet - DISTANT DE TOUCHE

Playfulness and elegance in harmony as youngster Ebende returns to Aniara with three fresh cuts.

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Ebende - Forward

Molly continues to cement RDV’s reputation as a refreshing outlet for contemporary house with the expertly-curated Recit De Voyage Volume 2, a generous compilation that collects a number of established and upcoming producers to deliver vital, sincere and wholly individual music.

Leading the charge is Finale Sessions founder Michael Zucker, who follows his appearance on RDV's first release (as one half of the duo Prophets of a New Generation) with ‘City Streets’; having previously appeared on recordd with the likes of Terrence Dixon, Boo Williams and Norm Talley, he delivers his own nocturnal vision, a gentle and smooth soundtrack for warm Midwestern nights. Molly’s own contribution ‘Poble New’ follows, demonstrating her well-established mastery of tight grooves, atmosphere and subtle jack.

Douala, an artist associated with cult label Blorp, brings us ‘Orbiting’, a powerful slice of liquid funk. 
Modern House Quintet, presents ‘Plaka’, his first release away from his MHQ imprint, and arguably the record’s outright deepest moment. 
The founder of Popcorn Records, Siler ups the tempo for ‘French Manicure’, a playful, fizzy house bubbler.
Discovered at New York’s Elsewhere club during only his second-ever gig, John Silas represents the Eastern seaboard on irresistibly smooth cut ‘One Time’. 
Silas’s nocturnal groove leads in nicely to the more experimental, dense forest of sound forged by Kristian Amou & The Modern Quintet Ensemble on Bokobimbo. 

Finally, Orion hits with the MPC front-and-center for the undeniable groove of ‘Just Have You’, which rolls sensually towards a soulful vocal sample, culled from the dustiest of wax.




Track Listing :

1 – Michael Zucker « City Streets »
2 – Molly « Poble New »
3 – Douala « Orbiting »
4 – Modern House Quintet – Plaka
5 – Siler « French Manucure »
6 – John Silas « One Time »
7 - Kristian Amou & The Modern Quintet « Bokibimbo Ensemble »
8 – Orion «  Just Have You »

ORION - Just Have You

Travelling through misty mountains with Dorisburg, Henrik Bergqvist, Arkajo & Ebende!
Art by Fredrik Söderberg