King Slav Tech House Techno vol.1

Is This kicks off the year with the one and only Freaky Disco and the Project X Ep! 
Another smasher of a release from the boys yet again, with three tracks of pure 
dance floor bizzness. Lunacy Sound Division really come up trumps with a wicked 
little remix of Music For Lovers and that rounds off this release perfectly and we're 
sure you'll feel the same!

Support: Maceo Plex, Maetrik, Slam, Terry Francis, Arnaud Le Texier, Rob Pearson, 
Corrie, Tom Parris, Nils Hess, Simon Page, James Kameran


Freaky Disco - Music For Lovers (Lunacy Sound Division remix - Is This

The 1605 Platform sampler series leads the way with the third installment, pushing the boundaries of our sound to the fringe and beyond.

The five-tracker starts out with DJ Tonio's ultra-sleek "Over 9000", which happily bounces into Axel Karakasis' "Stomp". The Greek master sets the Techno record straight with his sample-led affair and prepares the ground for Anti-Slam & Weapon's feel-good groover, bustling with percussion and vocal snippets.

Electric Soulside live up to their name and drop a frantic, no-holds-barred track that blurs the distinctions between modern genres, while showing off their synth wizardry. Groovebox close off this collection with a spoken word smorgasbord over a tough groove, while the bass sublimely rumbles under the surface.

Anti-Slam & W.E.A.P.O.N. - Push It (Original Mix)

Ant Brooks brings his housey flavors to 1605 once again, and blasts out two scorchers to satisfy all your groove-related needs.
"Skreamer"'s loopy vocal sets the tone for the whole release, while sharp synths are interweaved around feel-good riffs and twisting effects.
"Kymo" boasts a tougher rhythm section, relying heavily on a wide array of vocal samples. Glued together with a rubber-band bassline and driving stabs, the affair keeps on rising until the very end.

Ant Brooks - Skreamer (Original Mix)

Our Platform series has now become a staple of innovative sound manipulation, so this three-fold attack is definitely no exception. Deepdisco's "Welcome To The Club" is the uplifting opening act with genius sample mangling combined with vocal snippets and an ultra-pumping groove.  The steamrolling action continues with Schuhmacher's "Luzzi", but this time approaching psycho territory, courtesy of otherworldly bass squelches and brain-melting effects. Closing up, we are treated to the subliminal vibe of "Cirkus", a deranged ride through a madman's mind. Cavernous sirens? Check.  Alien percussion? Check.  Dubbed out vocals and dislocated synth fragments? Check.

Deepdisco - Welcome To The Club (Original Mix)

Stefano Noferini redefines the sound once again with his latest offering on 1605.
The title track smoothly eases us in with dubbed-out vocals and a bouncy bassline. Unfolding into a juicy journey through low frequency, more snippets are added and clever edits provide extra spice.
Things are completely different on "Numa", where a choppy riff takes control over a stripped-down rhythm section. Becoming an instant ear-worm, the quirky sequence comes and goes in unparalleled style, while some extra synth wizardry is sprinkled on top.

Stefano Noferini - Refusal (Original Mix)

With Mark Knight & Prok & Fitch already on the supporter list & license requests flooding in from Toolroom & Stealth this is set to be one of the summers big records.
Also look out for the Matteo DiMarr Remix forthcoming on Zulu Records.
Release Date Original Mix 27th May (Toolroom Ibiza Compilation)
Single Release Date 25th June (Incl. Matteo DiMarr Mix)

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Coming Out 19.08.12

Radio 1’s Pete Tong once again hooks up with production partner Paul Rogers for another outing under the delectable Tong & Rogers moniker, this time with ‘Shake The Dice’. Having already attained support from Luciano, Dubfire, Uner, Nic Fanciulli, Joris Voorn and more, Tong & Rogers’ latest cut is tipped too to be another timeless underground mainstay destined to enthuse seasoned White-Isle enthusiasts. Rolling, hip-shaking and heavy on the percussion, this is on-trend Tech House at its most pure.

Over on the remix tip and Italian producer Pirupa firmly imprints his own distinctive sound, with a big groovy bassline rolling out alongside supercool filterwork & meticulously produced percussion. Working in elements of funk, tech, and an array of other styles like only he knows how, this remix completes yet another Toolroom Records EP of pure undiluted House vibes crafted for the clubs.

Fine-tuned to fulfil House aficionados worldwide, ‘Shake The Dice’ offers up some unmistakeable underground flavours courtesy of Tong & Rogers.

Tong & Rogers - Shake The Dice (Pirupa Remix) - Toolroom

There is no reason to be subtle with titles, and this one says it all.&nbsp; The 1605 leader rolls the beats with unparalleled ease, making the whole affair seem like a walk through the park.&nbsp; The rubber-band bassline provides the juice and the sparse percussion and genius edits provide the brain stimulation.&nbsp; Keeping the arrangement spanking clean, a warped vocal in the breakdown signals ensuing mayhem, and each consecutive element falls neatly into place.

Sinisa Tamamovic goes the dub route, with clever effects and a snappy rhythm section, while DJ PP funks things up with meaty percussion and neat little tricks.&nbsp; The Filterheadz remix boasts almost-tribal sensibilities, which provide, in essence a proper drum attack.&nbsp; Intricate programming and some psycho medicine are the perfect combination to seal the deal.

UMEK - It Is Simple But It Works Like Fcuk (Sinisa Tamamovic Remix)

Happily cruising along with our eighth installment of our Platform series, we dive deeper into the groove with three cuts guaranteed to shake glutei maximi of any size. Amo, Navas and Maya kick things off with a rubber-band bass and high-pitched stabs over jacking drums, all making way for the obscure vocal that magically appears. Juan Ddd and Johan Dresser pick up from there and opt for an old-school rhythm section to hold everything down. A warped synth gets us in a quirky mode and the Boombox has, indeed, arrived. Raul Mezcolanza closes up with "Follow Me" and its rumbling sub bass. We are entering shuffle central from the get-go and get sucked in by the underwater vibe of the whole affair.

David Amo & Julio Navas & Marc Maya - Pootopito (Original Mix)

Hollen and Raul Mezcolanza team up for the "Meeting Dosage" EP, summing up their skills in ass-shaking grooves.The title track holds the fort down with a might low-end assault, and hypnotic percussion steers the battleship into the trenches. While a distant tribal vibe can be sensed, subtle riffs and clever editing keep us on our toes as the boys bounce happily along.On "Maiden", quirky, high-pitched beeps set the mood, only to be pummelled by locomotive drums. A rubber-band bassline adds more character to the loopy vibe, and a spoken-word passage gives us just enough time for a breather.

Raul Mezcolanza & Hollen - Meeting Dosage (Original Mix)

UMEK teams up with Siwell for this one-tracker that is instantly recognisable by its quirky effects and intricate drum edits. As the whole affair gallops along, mutated snippets fire at us from all angles, meticulously teasing towards the synth-laden breakdown, reminiscent of better days. Expect nothing less than full-throttle action, all held together with trademarked, juicy, sub bass glue.

UMEK & Siwell - You Get Used To All The Madness (Original Mix)

Siwell&#8217;s &#8220;Hangover&#8221; is a demonstration of pure class, with both tracks oozing character and quality.The title track&#8217;s rubber-band bass makes a triumphant entrance, allowing vocal snippets and phrases to do their business, while furious edits and funked-out vibes fill in the gaps.On &#8220;Reshuffle&#8221;, we get a housey treat with filtered goodness holding it down, before evolving chords add tons of prestige and panache to the affair.

Siwell - Hangover (Original Mix)

Siwell - Reshuffle (Original Mix)

Dema &amp; Paride Saraceni bring some sleaze to the table with this double dose of subliminal grooves. The title track bounces off the walls with its rubber-band bass and is led through the night by evolving percussion and cavernous effects.&nbsp; Picking up immediately is &#8220;The Snatch&#8221;, where a mysterious vocal welcomes us and mangled synthesizers work their way through dubby sensibilities and spooky chords.

Dema & Paride Saraceni - The Snatch (Original Mix)

It&#8217;s holiday time again and here comes the special Christmas compilation from Renesanz Records. The pack includes 18 tracks that will cheer up your mood for the New Year&#8217;s eve. Merry Christmas to all and see you in 2013!