House Mix ft. calabasa, denis kaznacheev, helly larson, mihai pol, brizman, premiesku, noah skeleton

Don't Make Signal (Giuseppe Bianchi edit)

Loco Dice - Don't Make Signal (Giuseppe Bianchi edit)

Cat No: ARR049
Brizman - Tomorrow Is A New Day
Craving for that perfect serving of benchmark minimal house with a flavor of psy-chill and euromantic? The Kyiv-based vinyl label Artreform Records is ready to treat you to a tasty new EP by the long-established chef Roy Brizman. His new release, Tomorrow Is A New Day, looks well-prepped for repeating the success of Midnight Tales, the previous Artreform offering by Brizman from 2021.

Brizman is a star of the Israeli electronic scene. Roy is also known as Gel Abril in Tel Aviv and far beyond. He has been in great creative form lately, releasing many new tracks and remixes (his latest twist on Depeche Mode's "Policy of Truth" is just one example). 

Roy offers three new tracks in one sitting this time—a triad united by an overarching mood and atmosphere. It's the perfect soundtrack for diving deep into your feelings and thoughts right on the dance floor. The producer's signature micro-house groove is so clear and transparent that you can hear the distant echoes of past electronic music—from New Age to Balearic. 

The release concludes with the lead track remixed by the ro-minimal star Floog. This gifted producer is alternatively known as George G—a member of the Premiesku project, which also includes Livio and Roby.

B2 Brizman - You Only Get What You Give

B1 Brizman - Tomorrow Is A New Day (Floog Remix)

A2 Brizman - Hakol Kore

A1 Brizman - Tomorrow Is A New Day

It is a well-known fact that the rings on some tropical trees can inform scientists about turning points in human history. And likewise, one can find and read the history of the Ukrainian electronic scene among the copies of records in the archives of the vinyl label Artreform. The needle drops, the record starts spinning, and as it revolves, one finds themselves moving on the legendary Heaven dancefloor, once described in Laurent Garnier’s Electroshock. Local crowd favorite DJ JOSS puts on his recently written killer acid track "Well Placed Trust," remixed by Israeli producer Chaim. The first record in the Artreform catalog is playing…

From one release to another, one can hear how tech house and house music have changed over the years. How club sensations of the 2010s went explosive (Boom Boom Room, L8 Park, Mantra); how Ostrov Festival was developing, and stars from Kyiv, Odesa, and Kharkiv established their presence on the musical map… To the present-day charity events at КУРЕНІ. Artreform music has always been played at those parties and within those walls.

Today, as they’re confidently approaching their landmark 50th vinyl release, label boss Jennie JOSS and his team are still full of desire to release and promote their favorite music. The label’s catalog already includes an all-star crew of local artists: IO, Harris, Outstrip, KiRiK, Raru, Silat Becksi, Alex Pervukhin, Rayo, Fedo, and JOSS’ self-produced releases. The internationals are as impressive as the local back catalog, including Robot Needs Oil, Frank Lorber, Christian Burkhardt, Daniel Stefanik, Djebali, Magnus Asberg, Priku, Mihai Popoviciu, Bushwacka!, Franco Cinelli, Tom Clark, Benno Blome. 

This roster is likely to be expanded with new intriguing names. Judging by how engaged the label is in defending the spirit of freedom in its homeland, Ukraine, there can be no doubt that the imprint is privy to some exceptional plans for the future. 


Management: mgmt@artreform.in
Promo: label@artreform.in

New tracks tagged #Premiesku