The waves rolled in against the beach - onlookers danced and moved beneath the glow of the moonlight as the drums bounced and echoed against the cliffs and the cove.

This was a magical place, ethereal and peaceful. The stars seemed closer than ever despite being millions of miles away against a backdrop of deep treacle black.

Soon the daylight would return and the crowds would retreat into the peaceful ambience of the trees and the tropical forests behind.

Perhaps this was to be their forever place...

Demi Riquisimo features on a new split EP from Semi Delicious - a sun kissed summer affair on vinyl only for the heads and dancers.

PREMIERE: Demi Riquisimo - Tutukaka [Semi Delicious]

Casino Times debut on Stamp Records with four carefully diced grooves. With acid-tinged disco and house-infused jazz on the A-side, and not one but two tributes to Austropop on the B, the duo show-off both their eclectic tastes and loose approach to crafting an edit.

Much like the style established by the Casino Edits series, ‘Ain't Enough Acid’ is a disco excursion that rolls with lively organic percussion, funked up guitar, singing strings and a meaty analogue acid bass line. Perfectly timed piano breaks pays homage to the monstrous source material, creating an abundance of dancefloor drama.

Vinyl available at Phonica: www.phonicarecords.com/product/casin…ecords/184231

Ain’t Enough Acid / Gaze Into The Future

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Ain't Enough Acid

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Wallace - Willow EP
CWPT007, 03 November 2023

Having initially forecast his production energy into his own Tartan imprint, Wallace’s music quickly developed a cultish following among record collectors and influential DJs including Gilles Peterson, Optimo, Hunee and Ryan Elliott. Another supporter has been CWPT’s founder Palms Trax, who, following releases on Studio Barnhus and Rhythm Section, snatches four highly sought-after tracks for the seventh release on the label, each showcasing Wallace’s inimitable and enviable skills as an engineer and a willingness to stoke the sort of organic euphoria that DJs dream of igniting.

Amongst the curios, rarities and other finds that have peppered Palms Trax’s sets this past summer, it’s title track ‘Willow’ that has levitated entire club and festival dance floors like few others. Escalating from a disco percussion loop, ‘Willow’ soon brings on high-energy melodies and a captivating sense of something more ethereal, seemingly reinvigorating old tricks with exciting new flavours: if you only raise your hands to one climactic snare roll this year, we ask you to make it this one.

This refreshing intersection between flourish and function is felt even more heavily on ‘Breathe’, a contemporary electronic battle weapon whose breaks-and-bassline arrangement fluctuates between weightless wonder and heavy business. Frontloaded with the detail and atmosphere of a vintage Chems or Leftfield cut, 'Breathe' exhales then explodes all the skill and reverie of the most memorable 90s techno.

Wallace appears to dip into the chillout room for the swampy rhythm of ‘Masada’, before proving his slow-motion mettle, a Sergeant Peppering of psychedelia creating true hedonistic density and groove. In conclusion and on the contrary, ‘River Dancers’ maintains subtle hypnosis at a similar pace with much less, employing simple timbres and a stuttering, innocent vocal inflection to conjure wide-eyed whimsy far downstream from the EP’s earlier, maximal wonders.

Released by:
CWPT
EP release date:
3 November 2023

Breathe

A1) Stay Cool (& Less Horny)

“Una Cosa De Amour” (Deco & Mahkina Club Mix) is out now!
New club mix with my broski Deco. Our version of this 91’ house banger of the one and only Ralphi Rosario
We wanted to bring this gem to the actual dance floor adding a new bass line, piano details, some Latin percs and the clingy 90s kick, but always respecting the flow of the original track.

Hope you enjoy this dance floor belter. Losless format is available in: https://alexaguayo.bandcamp.com/track/una-cosa-de-amour-deco-mahkina-club-mix

Una Cosa de Amour (Deco & Mahkina Club Mix)

The First Brick (delfonic edit)

12th Street – Circles / Brain Damage

Label/Cat#: Not On Label – 12ST
Country: UK
Year: 2002
Genre: Electronic
Style: Progressive House
Format: Vinyl, 12", Unofficial Release

Tracklist
A – Circles
B – Brain Damage

More information: https://www.discogs.com/release/337132-12th-Street-Circles-Brain-Damage

12th Street - Brain Damage (2002)

London duo @makeadance return to their M.A.D. label with a heads-down deep house heater

Title track ‘Young Man' is out on 25th June, ahead of the full EP release on 11th June – have an exclusive first listen to ‘Young Man’ via DJ Mag


More info: https://djmag.com/listen/premiere-make-dance-young-man

Premiere: Make A Dance ‘Young Man’

exclusive | Emi Ömar - Beat a Stick | Groove To Grave Records

Some summer cuts fade like cheap tan lines - but Emi Ömar doesn’t deal in disposable sunshine. Sitting mid-way through Summer Hits Vol. 1, the Paris-based Groove To Grave crew’s first digital VA, “Beat a Stick” hits that rare sweet spot where sticky funk, house heat, and playful hookiness all lock arms and swagger off together down the beach.

It’s the kind of track that doesn’t need permission to flirt. A bassline that bounces like it knows it’s being watched, drums that strut just enough to keep the floor honest - and then, front and center, those vocals: “Baby I like you a lot, you’re really hot!” Equal parts pickup line, dancefloor dare, and pure grin-wrapped summer mischief.

True to Emi Ömar’s groove-first philosophy, “Beat a Stick” doesn’t over-polish its edges. It stays raw enough to feel alive, tight enough to stay in motion - the kind of low-slung, sun-kissed roller you’ll want looping through poolside speakers long after the last bottle’s empty.

A sly highlight on an eight-track collection that knows exactly where you want to be when the heat peaks: somewhere between the beach, the booth, and the moment that bassline hits just right.

Buy the EP: https://groovetograve.bandcamp.com/album/summer-hits-vol-1

Artist & label information
Emi Ömar: @emi-oemar // 
Groove To Grave: @groovetograve // https://www.instagram.com/groovetograve

Buy the EP

exclusive | Emi Ömar - Beat a Stick | Groove To Grave Records

Available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UYciTbB2Kjw

Label: Self-Release
Artist: Peer Du
Format: Digital
Release Date: 25th of June, 2025
Support it: https://peerdu.bandcamp.com/album/spezial

Peer Du
https://soundcloud.com/peer-du
https://www.instagram.com/peer_du/
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Houseum
https://houseum.fr
https://www.instagram.com/houseum_
https://www.instagram.com/houseum_records
https://www.facebook.com/houseum.yt

Spezial

Listen on YouTube

PREMIERE: Peer Du - Spezial

DJLMP - Take it Easy 002 [Take It Easy] preview

A1: DJLMP - Blow Your Mind
A2: In Flagranti feat. Ayakamay - Kachi Kachi (DJLMP Edit)
B1: DJLMP - Tiger Cat
B2: DJLMP - Angry

Vinyl 12" release: 1 July 2019
Digital release: 22 July 2019
Juno distribution

Grab your copy at
Juno: juno.co.uk/products/djlmp-take-it-easy-002/727434-01/
Phonica: phonicarecords.com/product/view/160067
Deejay.de: deejay.de/DJLMP_Take_It_Easy_002_TIE002_Vinyl__931188

First supports by: The Black Madonna, Annie Mac, Adam Port, Tom Trago, Jacques Renault, Groove Armada, Dimitri From Paris, Auntie Flo, Jimpster, Horse Meat Disco, Black Loops and more

In Flagranti feat. Ayakamay - Kachi Kachi (DJLMP Edit) [Take It Easy 002]

Underground party and record label based in Milan since 2010.

Releases:
[TIE006] DJLMP — Spring Touch EP
[TIE005] Wema — Kiherehere [Bugsy ReDrum]
[TIE004] Bugsy – Love for You EP
[TIE003] Dirty Channels / Bugsy / DJLMP / Memoryman aka Uovo – Take It Easy 003
[TIE002] DJLMP – Take It Easy 002
[TIE001] Dirty Channels – Take It Easy 001

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Distributed by Juno Records

Take It Easy is one of the most lung-running and well-known parties of the italian scene. After developing the brand in the world of clubbing and hosting international artists such as Hunee, The Black Madonna, Kerri Chandler, KiNK, Derrick May, Louie Vega and many others, Take It Easy launches its own label that will be managed by the resident DJs of the party: Dirty Channels, Bugsy and DJLMP.