Deep and hypnotic brilliant sound  see ya via 01.11.2013 @ Zimmer with Steffen Deux :)

2006 – 2021: 15 years Bondage Music

It is about harnessing those great moments and spiritual experiences from the dance floor!

• 15 Year Anniversary Edition
• vinyl only release
• triple 180g vinyl
• heavy gatefold sleeve with spotlack finishing DIN A2 poster of the album artwork

Bondage Games Part 7

Maybe Tomorrow

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Steve Bug - Maybe Tomorrow

Artist: Various Artists
Title: 10 Years Part One
Cat. Nr: HA120

Drinking to their tenth year in the game, Hive Audio enter 2022 with a celebratory compilation triptych featuring some of the finest names in the house and techno scenes. For this first salvo of incendiary wares bound to bring dance floors to a steady simmer, HA have gathered a stellar cast of big-guns and longtime affiliates including Seth Troxler, Anja Schneider, Steve Bug, Mathias Kaden, Gorge and Dario D'Attis. 

Anja Schneider's "Aperol Spritz" toasts first with a fuzzy mix of rolling 4x4 dynamics and sleek textured synth arpeggios. A paced-up number both lounge-ready yet lacking no oomph when a solid kickstart move is required, this one's better tasted on the rocks with a mini-umbrella in it. 

Old-school to the core, Dario D'Attis "Tanzstube" loops us in a turn-of-the-millennium filtered-house kind of headspace, replete with the soulful, sample-heavy hooks and end-to-end funky swagger bound to trigger some ravishing memories and create new ones amongst the dancers. 

A smashing, hard-shuffling workout hybridised with a Quadrant Dub type of distant lineage, Gorge's "Azami" goes for the epic-sized rather than the intimately acclimated. Primed for both hi-impact and long-distance use, this is gutsy stuff with enough stamina to withstand the most feverish of nights. 

Mathias Kaden's 303-boosted treat "Acid Trip" does exactly what's written on the tin, so expect a wild deluge of flickering new beat-informed rhythms, untamed drums and lysergic bass ellipses to keep you and your friends on the edge of mental sanity throughout.

Meanwhile, Seth Troxler's contribution "Crypto Slave" pulls out the sturdy bass leads and bouncy keyboard work for some fun roller-coaster action with something of a carefree, early 90s rave vibe to it. Ideal for gym-tonic sessions in your fav neon-coloured, form-hugging outfit. 

A most fitting manifesto of a tune, Steve Bug's overly suave "Let's Go" cuts a path of sense-awakening hedonism in the club with its battery of sizzling-hot bass, love-making-like churn and sensual pep talk oozing guilty pleasures ahead. 

Question is, are you ready?

Hive Audio 120 - Seth Troxler - Crypto Slave

Hooj Tunes! If you were around in the 90s and early 00s this record label will need no introduction; a pioneering imprint responsible for so many seminal dance records, they were hugely influential on us as young ravers and DJs. When we heard they were relaunching we were buzzing. We also knew we had the right record to send them… 

Back in 1992, Paul Van Dyk and Cosmic Baby released a few records under the name The Visions of Shiva. One track was Perfect Day, which we played often. A couple of years ago we decided to cover it, just for our own DJ sets really, but after seeing the reactions we thought it might see a release one day, if the right label came along. This year marks 30 years since the original was released on MFS, so it seems fitting that everything fell in place for Hooj to release our 30 Year Tribute version today. 

Solid DJ support on promo from DJs including Sasha, Job Jobse, Dam Swindle, Justin Robertson and Optimo, who said “30 years since Perfect Day came out?! Oh my! Was such a fave of mine back then. Ace and pleasingly faithful tribute."

It’s out now on a VA alongside new music from Jaydee and Nicole Moudaber, so check it out on Bandcamp, or wherever you buy your music >>>
https://hoojchoons.bandcamp.com/album/trance-trax-vol-2

Audiojack - Perfect Day (30 Year Tribute)

Danny B, a promising newcomer based in Madrid pops up on Sublease Music for three tracks of raw grooves via the Suspect EP. 

Drawing inspiration from a series of releases by German house legend Shed under the Wax moniker, Danny set to work creating these raw, underground house tracks using a Nord keyboard for the warm, analog vibes. 

The title track is a gritty basement burner - giving off pure Detroit / Berlin rave vibes. 

UK producer and DJ Gareth Cole, who just scored an underground hit with Courage on Sublease Music, offers up a remix which smooths out some of the edges to create a slinky deep house track. 

The third track is Trust - a more stripped down affair that builds into a warm and atmospheric cut with a fully dancefloor-primed groove. 

@dannyb_music

Suspect

Danny B - Suspect

Cevin Fisher feat. Sheila Smith - Love You Some More (original 2001)

Here's a new musical dimension from FRANK ZORZETTO. We present you a musical journey oriented in DEEP HOUSE MUSIC. Francesco Zorzetto relies on Gianluca Fregonese to produce and compose this song. The peculiarity is within this track a wonderful violin hook! Not to be missed!

World Sound Love

Frank Zorzetto - World Sound Love (The Violins Theme)

Panic, Stop. Repeat!

Panic, Stop. Repeat! (Sleepover Beats)

Luciano & David Morales - Esperanza (Luciano Flow Latino Mix) [teaser]

‘Any Which Way’ sees the Detroit legend take a trip into the deep, creating a sleek cosmic slice of techno that evokes an unmistakable sense of the Motor City. The track has been a key feature of his sets in recent months, with its deep, searing melody line and atmosphere-laden grooves working perfectly whenever he’s had the opportunity to take dancefloors on extended journeys. 
The package includes Pullen’s ‘Dirty Mug’ and ‘Dub Mug’ mixes, with the twisted synth lines that teeter on the brink between acid and psychedelia providing a souped-up contrast to the original. 
On the remix tip, Desolat’s Martin Buttrich has been drafted in to superb effect. The ‘Red Mix’ sees the German utilise the main synth line from Pullen’s original to create a melody-flushed re-rub, while the ‘Green Mix’ re-routes it towards moodier deep house territory, with its delicate brew of drums, low slung bass and swirling synth layers.
For Pullen, ‘Any Which Way’ marks the follow up release to last year’s ‘Circus Act’ on Blackflag that was supported by Pete Tong on BBC Radio 1 and a host of DJs across the techno and house scenes, while also featuring strongly on Beatport’s Tech House chart. 
It also continues a busy 2013 to date, with the re-release of his 1998 classic ‘Sweat’ under the Black Odyssey moniker (originally Blackflag 001) and a Beatport sponsored competition to remix the track.
 “With ‘Any Which Way’ I wanted to get back to moody but groovy techno, something that hits your emotions, but still packs a punch. There’s so much music out at the moment, I really wanted to create something with a fresh edge to it, while still producing something that DJs and fans would connect with a modern take on Detroit. On the remix tip, I chose one of my favourite producers Martin Buttrich. Technically speaking, for me, he’s one of the best and really understands the quality of melodies and soundscapes.” – Stacey Pullen

01 Stacey Pullen - Any Which Way (Original)

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