TechHouse

Crewcutz deliver a high-impact debut on Moan with the Roomin EP. Featuring two original cuts — Roomin and Underdome — the UK duo showcase their signature blend of rolling grooves and infectious energy, already earning early support from Michael Bibi. The release is topped off with a standout remix from Late Replies, adding extra club-ready heat to this essential EP.

Roomin EP

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Crewcutz - Roomin (Late Replies Remix)

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Breathe Deep

Cade Solito - Timing (Free Download - Lost Culture Records)

Cade Solito - Timing (Free Download)

LO SABES

Keep It Real

Braydon Terzo - Work feat. Nevve (Edit)

Brooklyn Groove 54

And dance - Ed White

Tell Me Why EP

Tell Me Why

Blair Suarez - Let Me See

Im officially marking the start of winter club season by dropping some of the edits I've been playing in my sets this summer. Enjoy...

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Bo Saris - She's On Fire [Mike Morrisey Rolling Edit]

Part of my Snake Skin EP, forthcoming on Avotre!

Josh Butler - Snake Skin [Avotre]

Time for House Music

Time for House Music (David Glass Remix)

‘What’s The Name’ closes the EP in style bringing some of Josh’s UK garage roots with curious modular sounds, doubled hi-hats and a rolling fat bassline which moves up and down, locking you in into the groove while the title-track inspired vocal sample makes you wonder ‘what’s your name’.

Josh Baker - What's The Name

Since bursting onto the scene in 2017, Josh Baker has made a huge impact with a string of hugely successful releases, always focusing on quality than quantity. Our eighth release marks his debut on the label and it’s a pleasure for us to present this amazing EP, which also sees label boss Yaya back on the remix duties. Hailing from Manchester, Josh has rapidly gained the attention of lots of European enthusiasts due to his ability for crafting huge dancefloor cuts, blending the most forward thinking sound of the moment with the typical UK raw and garage approach.
Title-track ‘On The Rollover’ is an effortlessly cool and breezy house groover full of percussive elements, crafted layers of bleeps and driving drums. But it’s when the astonishing vocal kicks in that this one becomes an assured peak-time bomb that will be a main-stay in many DJ boxes right into the upcoming summer months. 
This is followed by Yaya’s remix who makes of the original a percussive monster, rising the heat with pressing shakers, clean drum patterns and warm pads. Here, Yaya uses only a few parts from the original vocal, ensuring a more dancefloor-oriented and dub version with a naughty bass and warped synths. 

Buy on Vinyl:
https://www.deejay.de/Josh_Baker_On_The_Rollover_EP_TMNG008_Vinyl__934286

Buy on Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/release/on-the-rollover-ep/2628729

Premiere: Josh Baker - On The Rollover (Yaya Remix) [Tamango Records]

Tamango Records proudly announces the first album from label-head Yaya called “You Decide” that draws from Yaya’s several musical influences and his wide multicultural background. The album is packed with percussive numbers, where Yaya manages to discover a common ground between his minimal roots and the most avant-garde tech house, finding himself at ease into the 4/4 structure and often bringing into play his sister Karice.
The album opens with rattling tribal percussions and ethnic Yoruba chants provided by Karice for a proper mysterious intro that leads to “Be Yourself”, which features again some catchy vocals from Karice. Here, Yaya plays with whirring synths, broken beats and infectious groove elements, while “Black Mamba” rolls with Yaya’s trademark groove of tribal percussions, bongos and toms, all together with deep strings for a vast sonic exploration that culminates into an epic dancefloor burner. Thus, “Ebi Awon” is about flashings synths, elegant organs and a serious rough-edged rolling bassline, with the astonishing Yoruba vocals by Karice being the real deal. Up next is “One Way”, where Yaya chooses spacious kicks and refreshing funky synths for a full high-octane track, whilst “Lost Beach” is a heady and rapid dancefloor brew with scattering percussions, slapping claps and unusual dark synths. Rounding out the package, “Love And Hate” features downsampled and digitalised pads with thoughtful bass strokes and gently swaying drums, suspending you into a smooth and seductive lo-fi space over its 7+ minutes ride. On the outro, the mysterious Yoruba chants make their return, sanctioning, like an ancient prophecy, the end of this journey.

C1 | Yaya - One Way

“The captain makes good on his threat and shoots the cannon into the hold, literally silencing the slaves' songs...”

Tamango Records is the imprint of Italian acclaimed DJ and producer Yaya. The name is inspired by the myth of Tamango, who - according to the legend - was the first African slave to fight for his freedom, perfectly fitting with the no-boundaries style of the label. Born in Berlin in 2016 and captained by Yaya himself, the label’s aim is to spread its rainbow vibes from the soul between unusual and curious records, parties, and adventures.

- Send your music to: promo@yayamusic.net or music@tamangorecords.com (we will ONLY listen to Soundcloud links, please enable the download as well) or https://www.tstack.app/tamango

C1 | Yaya - One Way

Tamango Records

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