On the heels of a massive release from Robert Babicz, subtract music brings you our next installment, with fresh new grooves from LA's own Android Cartel. No strangers to making big room bombs, the boys have created something a bit different this time around.

Original and Dub are deep and driving, with tribal percussion and sweeping atmospheres. Hernán Cattáneo has been supporting our music many months before our first release. Teaming up with his partners in crime from Argentina Soundexile, resulted in something out of this world. Dark and mysterious grooves that are sure to rock the floor at 4am. Liz Cirelli & Minski twist the original with some violin and deep basslines while yet another talented producer from Argentina, Dark Soul Project rounds off the package with a hip shattering groovy monster.

Track listing:

01. Android Cartel – Wake Up Call (Original Mix)
02. Android Cartel – Wake Up Call (Dub)
03. Android Cartel – Wake Up Call (Hernán Cattáneo & Soundexile Remix)
04. Android Cartel – Wake Up Call (Liz Cirelli & Minski Remix)
05. Android Cartel – Wake Up Call (Dark Soul Project Remix)

Feedback:

Behrouz – Very nice, liking it. Full support, thanks.
Benoit – Original for me.
Chris Fortier – Originals all the way for me.
Cid Inc – Excellent! Some smashing remixes here.
Coyu – Very good overall record. Original and Cattaneo & Soundexile for me.
Darin Epsilon – Surprisingly very proggy track from Android Cartel but I really like. Comes with some great remixes too!
Dave Seaman – There are some very good mixes on here – liking originals and Hernan’s mix.
Deepfunk – Very good release!!
Dibby Dougherty – That Hernan remix is pretty special.
Florian Meindl – Nice vocals and feeling.
Joel Armstrong – Good stuff.
Kasey Taylor- Hernan’s mix for me, thanks ;)
Kassey Voorn – Great original and remixes. Support!
Laurent Garnier – Lovely release – will play.
Maceo Plex / Maetrik – Support, thanks.
Marcelo Vasami – Orig. and both mixes are great, thanks.
Michel De Hey – Wake Up Call Original, thanks.
Mitch Alexander – Everything’s top notch here. I think I like originals the best, damn smooth with good atmosphere. Great artwork too.
Neil Quigley – Thanks, all versions sound good.
Nick Varon – Original is one of my favorite tracks for 2012 so far.
Nick Warren – Great package with the original still the best.
Randall Jones – Sickkkk music. I like the original, dub and Hernan’s version. Actually I like them all…great release.
Sasha – Good package, liking original mix / dub.
SIS – Wow Bomba! Original for me, great job.
Spesh – Outstanding release!
Stelios Vassiloudis – I’m a big fan of this label. Top stuff as usual!
Sven Vath – Hernan’s remix is cool!
Tini Tun – Great release! I love the original mix and Hernan’s remix, full support! Thanks!

A&R: Anton Tumas
Mastering: Robert Babicz

Android Cartel - Wake Up Call (Dark Soul Project Remix)

Subtract Music is a Los Angeles-based record label, event producer, and artist collective that has shaped the West Coast’s electronic music landscape since 2011. Founded by Anton Tumas and a small circle of like-minded friends, Subtract was built as a platform for forward-thinking artists—emerging and established alike—driven by a belief in music that lasts beyond the moment.

The label’s debut, Black Rock City by a then-rising DAVÍ, paired with a remix from Robert Babicz, set the tone for its identity: atmospheric, meticulous, and unconcerned with trends. From there, Subtract followed a deliberately measured path, curating a catalog that spans deep house, techno, and electronica. Standout moments include Pezzner’s melancholic Evelyn, Babicz’s infectious Beautiful, and Vinayak A’s experimental Set Her Free, alongside remixes from John Digweed, Hernán Cattáneo, Guy J, Matthew Dekay, and Stimming. The interplay between newcomers and seasoned veterans has become a defining feature of the label.

Beyond the studio, Subtract is equally known for its events. Its long-running Subtract On The Pier residency—now in its 10th season—has brought artists from Mathew Jonson and Lee Burridge to Patrice Bäumel and Doc Martin to Long Beach waterfront. As producer of the Love Long Beach Festival, the collective helps draw over 10,000 attendees annually, balancing cutting-edge programming with a strong sense of community. Subtract sound systems have powered some of LA’s most respected underground gatherings and set new benchmarks for immersive audio at Black Rock City.

With a release schedule that favors intention over volume, Subtract Music continues to evolve while holding firm to its original ethos: quality over quantity, artistry over hype. In a culture that moves quickly, it remains a steady voice for the underground.