Amazigh Afro House Groove

Bazuka

Neminae

RAVE SEX

Torsten Kanzler - Trashold (Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink Remix)

Mark Greene's "Nineteen Ninety What?": The audio equivalent of a Global Hypercolour T-shirt and a whistle on a string! 90s tropes like ravey stabs and acid lines are here in abundance, expertly woven into a fresh, contemporary techno framework. Steve Mulder dials back the mayhem slightly on the remix, with a classy, considered interpretation.

Mark Greene - Nineteen Ninety What? (Steve Mulder Remix) [RESPEKT]

The Big Cat is in the house again with two collab tracks plenty of synth layers, techno feelings and dancefloor vibes. 'Back To Oblivion' is produced together with the Bulgarian rising star Timmo, well known by his releases on Drumcode. The track is leaded by a mental arpeggio which is growing & growing until an explosive breakdown. 'Sun And Sand' was made by the Suaras boss, the Canadian Weska and the German Kevin de Bries, it's elegant and intense techno track produced around a female sample vox.
Artwork by GaAs
Mastering by www.pobla.es

Coyu & Timmo - Back To Oblivion - Suara

t’s time for the second part of Thomas Evans “Glassy Session Remixes”. 
Remixes by Kostas Maskalides, DJ Jock, Superstrobe, D-Deck and Frankyeffe.

Thomas Evans - Glassy Session Remixes Pt.2

Thomas Evans - Dark Love (Kostas Maskalides Remix)

[SCOM033] Giovanni Carozza & Black Shade - The Power Of Acid (Original Mix) Snippet

Tuscany techno duo Reform are back on Etruria with their fourth EP!! Following the success of 'Unconventional Spaces' last year, this time the pairing deliver two banging original tracks, accompanied by two stunning remixes from Mattia Trani and Deas.

First track is ‘Childhood', where rave and power are melted together. The gritty main lead synth, skipped crunchy groove and a mysterious break are perfect elements to ignite the dancefloor. The second original is ‘Backspin', which features an old school and raw feel characterised by a pressing groove, a lively synth riff and backspin FX which take the listener towards a proper 90's style vibe. 

Both remixes are of Backspin: the first by Mattia Trani, who transports us back to the 90s with his hardgroove reinterpretation, whereas Deas' version is a real hypnotic trip with a strong bassline alongside flashes of the main synth, resulting in a perfect rework for a dark set in a sweaty basement club.

Release Date: 
DIGITAL 06/12/2019

DIGITAL HERE:
http://bit.ly/ETB059

Childhood (Original mix)

Out now on Rekids: lnk.to/REKIDS149

Italian artist Anfisa Letyago debuts on Rekids delivering two captivating cuts, including two brilliant remixes from Mark Broom.

For over a decade, this Neapolitan DJ and producer has been renowned for her hard-hitting techno tracks on labels like Redrum and Intec. She now debuts on Radio Slave’s Rekids, following the likes of Laurent Garnier, Spencer Parker, Hybrasil, P.Leone, and SRVD.

‘I’d Rather B’ starts with shaking percussions into soul styled vocals, fading out to deeper and darker tones, before ‘Pump It’ progresses into a smooth acidic background completed with a subtle groove undertone. Warp Records and Cocoon artist Mark Broom returns to Rekids with two remixes of ‘I’d Rather B’.
The first leads with a stomping bass and rupturing sirens, generating an atmospheric aesthetic from start to finish, whilst the second focuses more on the groove – introducing piercing claps, rattling hats and small bursts of vocals cries as the track continues to build.