House for Scoopy

Kris Wadsworth - It's Time

Makam - Girls Night

Scan 7 - Black Moon Rising

ESS - Downward (ESS004)

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John Summit & Gorgon City - Is Everybody Having Fun? (SONG Edit)

A driving progressive tech house remix by TekTone.

Do It (feat. Avanka) (TekTone Remix)

Detroit’s KING CHEETAH is here with his debut 12” for Light Body Works.  Growing up in the haze of late 90s Detroit record shopping brought about the inspiration for this record.

“I wanted to capture that moment when you put the needle down on that record that gave you goosebumps, the find you were looking for… you only hear 2 seconds and you know its for you”

King Cheetah finds the appropriate space in between sounds and harmonies, rather than all the focus on the actual sounds, all while exercising a subtle rhythmic action that can be heard down the block.

Welcome to Light Body Works.

KING CHEETAH - WATER MAZE [LBW 001]

DJEBRW00A - B - Djebali - Heartgroover (Arapu Rework)

Remix of the Album "5" by Djebali

Press Contact : 
Jamie // Jukebox (jamie@jukeboxpr.co.uk)
Alex // Jukebox (alex@jukeboxpr.co.uk)
Julee // Lola-ED (music@lola-ed.com)

Booking Contact : n@lola-ed.com or s@lola-ed.com

B - Djebali - Heartgroover (Arapu Rework)

Killer set of tracks by the Burden Brothers! Classic 430 West compilation from 1995.... ''Detroit Techno City''! Originally spread over 2 samplers it contained some of their best work - all featured here. The original releases also contained tracks from Alien FM (Aux 88) and Unknown Force, however, the rights to these tracks have now gone back to the original artists.

A1 Octave One - Eniac

Artist: Adam Marshall
Label: Maeve
Title : Low Poly Nature
Catalogue : Maeve 12
Format: Vinyl, digital
Release date: 
Digital: 24/11/2017
Vinyl:   24/11/2017


Adam Marshall has long being an artist admired by the Maeve label. From featuring in early carnations of Mano Le Tough & The Drifter’s Passion Beat parties to producing tracks like “North at Night” and “Vamping”, Adam has always been an artist, all three of the Maeve founders were eager to work with. 

Over the course of the last 12 months and through much back and forth, a four track package finally emerged that all parties now feel very proud to release into the world. “Low Poly Nature EP” features several guises of underground electronic music and in parts pushes their boundaries. 

“Core Dub”, is a slick, quick, classic Canadian techno track. Tinged with nostalgia, the layered pianos and galloping beats make for a super A1 and great start to the record. “House Shipping (Jammed Mix)” is slightly more subdued, living up to its title, this beautiful meandering house tune feels like a dreamy jam and makes up the A2 of the release. 

On the flip “Illusions of House” kicks things off, an off kilter jarring melody provides the basis for what initially feels a bit confusing but eventually graduates into quite the banger thanks to some well chosen percussion and excellent arranging. “Epsic Basic Drops”, rounds off the release and in many ways encapsulates the spirit of the whole record. This track again feels like a raw jam lifted straight from a studio session and in its beauty and madness leaves the listener a little puzzled as to how it should be defined. 

Track list Vinyl / Digital :

A1. Core Dub
A2. House Shipping (Jammed mix)
B1. Illusions of House
B2. Epsic Basic Drops

A2. House Shipping (Jammed Mix)

Pre-order: https://LifeAndDeath.lnk.to/AmoreABordoPista

Margot - Amore a Bordo Pista

Release Date: December 1st, 2017
Label: Life and Death
Format: Vinyl / Digital
Cat #: LAD036

Contemporary Italo-Disco and foggy rave culture mark Margot’s first 12” on Life and Death, a welcomed surprise. Drawing on nearly two decades of production expertise, Amore a Bordo Pista recalls the Riccione duo’s sparking remix of Daphni, math-house Holger moment and now-classic Border Community offering. 

Machines breathe on A1, where throbbing synth-bass meets timeless vocoder, as premiered on DJ Tennis’ Essential Mix debut. The afterparty and warehouse meld on the flip, a mind-bending time-warp - somewhere between panic and introspection. 

Technicolour signee, Dauwd, aces his re-depicton of the title track, hinting at golden-era Chain Reaction, while Kiwi slows down Salsce, retaining all of its drive, adding further cosmic brushstrokes. 

Four weapons of the mind, just in time for Life and Death’s annual Art Basel showcase, a trippy affair.

Margot - Amore a Bordo Pista (Original Mix)

A1 track from MH019

Soon at your local. Thanks for listening.

Art by Doc Jay

Raining Again (MH019)

taken from: https://soundcloud.com/scissorandthread/sets/sat033-dj-aakmael-take-it-back

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DJ Aakmael 
Take It Back EP

Scissor & Thread ramp up the heat with the debut release by Virginia’s deep house don, DJ Aakmael (@dj-aakmael).

Known for his infectious grooves and deep and intricate instrumentation for more than two decades, this four track EP is in no short supply of teased out, peak time, classic deep house.

The titular track wastes no time on the A-side with its hard hitting kick and springy bass holding court, while a hypnotic serpentine synth snakes along.

The A2, What Iz Deep House, is a lesson for those who don’t know what true deep house is. Woozy, edgy chords take the spotlight as a dissociated voice slurs, “what is deep house?” A relentlessly thick kick, along with sharp as razors hi-hats and snaps, throttle the track into peak time territory.

On the flip, Sands is an aquatic affair, with its reverb laden pads and piano chord stabs submerging the floor in pelagic atmosphere. The persistent, euphoric bassline bump effortlessly slides its hooks into the listeners ears before a celestial piano melody pierces through the depths.

Frank & Tony take things even deeper with their late night Breakaway Dub, applying their signature bass line touch and hi-hat shuffle in what may be their best remix to date.

sat033
17 Nov 2017

A1. Take It Back
A2. What Iz Deep House
B1. Sand
B2. Sand (Frank & Tony’s Breakaway Dub)

Take It Back EP

DJ Aakmael - Take It Back

RAAM ''7'' (Skudge Remix)

Aril Brikha Berghain

Out now digitally: http://lnk.to/jameswelshPH99

Phantasy approaches it’s landmark hundredth-single release with another impactful single from one of the label’s key artists, James Welsh. Regularly played by producers from Midland to Charlotte De Witte, Welsh’s masterfully dense take on techno and electronica reaches new complexities on ‘Pan’, without ever-sacrificing his singular industrial groove.

The title track is a tunneling electroid roller layered informed by complex conversations seemingly taking place between man, machine, ghostly human speech and a veritable wind tunnel of noise. Perhaps Welsh’s finest connection yet between the blissful and the ruthless, ‘Pan’ demands submission.

On ‘Sink’, Welsh builds yet another perfectly-executed club weapon around an imaginative spoken-word sample, loosening up the tension of it’s more severe partner with a lucid and rhythmic trail of wide-eyed electro.

Pan/Sink

Sink

BOOKINGS: skudge.music@gmail.com


The rhythm, the groove and faith in simplicity. All of them are hallmarks of Skudge. Started as a duo in 2009, the project is now a solo effort (with live performance help from another individual). The Skudge universe has come a long way from the anonymous and humble beginnings to world-wide recognition through the labels Skudge Records, Skudge Presents and Skudge White.

Right from the start, the main output has been on Skudge’s own label. This resulted in a Berghain live set right after the first release of Skudge Records. 

A steady string of vinyl releases followed, with remix EP’s in conjunction of their own work. Their unique take on music also produced EP’s on Dekmantel and Indigo Area as well as remixes on a wide array of talented artists such as Donato Dozzy, Anthony „Shake“ Shakir, Instra:mental, Ben Sims, among others.

The fine sense of loops, detail and taste have reached people for almost a decade. Be it through their EP’s or albums, hardware focused live sets which has been performed at numerous clubs and events world-wide or by way of recognized labels and podcasts: one thing remains, which is that the Skudge artistry and label are here to stay.

RAAM ''7'' (Skudge Remix)

Skudge

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