I Love Your Edits Vol 2 EP
Label - I Love Your Edits
Released - 12th September 2025
Format - Vinyl
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Scottish producer Austin Ato follows up his much-played first volume with I Love Your Edits Vol 2, a new 12" for his own I Love Your Edits imprint. Known for disco, house and gospel influences, he's built a reputation for clever reworks that give vintage material sharper edges and extra weight for modern floors. This second instalment continues in that vein, stretching and reshaping rare grooves into extended club tools while retaining their original warmth. Having previously landed releases on Phonica White and Defected, Austin Ato's edit series has become a space for him to flex his ear for deep cuts and playful reconstruction.

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PREMIERE: AUSTIN ATO - CARNIVAL [I LOVE YOUR EDITS VOL.2]

Colorful Space

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LEROY - Premiere [Extended Mix]

[Premiere] Furia - Iñigo Vontier

Russian producer @krjuk aka Bogdan joins the @notananimalrecords stable with his latest release! We're premiering @justin-van-der-volgen's excellent remix of 'Parovoznikov', which turns the original into a rugged electro jam.

Parovoznikov

PREMIERE: Bogdan - Parovoznikov (Justin Van Der Volgen Remix) [Not An Animal]

Théo Spécial brings you the ultimate heat for this summer, including a Bartellow remix. Fire!

Order here: https://bordelloaparigi.com/shop/musica/theo-special-ivory-ep/

Theo Special - Ivory (Drum Mix)

endless flight 87
12"&digital
distributed by kompakt

b2 london mix (beesmunt soundsystem remix)

So here we are with Riotvan's second installment of the "Familiar Faces", showcasing what's happening with the label these days (a lot), making label-residents shake hands and welcome affiliated folks to the syndicate. Although this is a 'various artists'-format, the here gathered stylistic approaches and track-turned mindsets make a strikingly coherent body of work. Just another evidence of how Riotvan has evolved into a renowned think tank of likeminded artists and indicator of state of the art sonic bliss. 

Kicking off we find Perel immersing in yet another synth-driven stream, seeking continuation to her latest, widely praised full length-cycle, but this time bypassing Venus or rather "Super Venus" while floating off to other otherworldly dimensions.

Next in line are Black Spuma, i.e. Lauer and Fabrizio Mammarella, demonstrating via "Drumbaeck" what a match in Neo-Disco-heaven they are. A highly energetic beat, laying the grounding for a cheerful synth-hook and harmonies you won't get out of your head anytime soon.

Same goes for "Tropical Redux", the follow up by none other than Panthera Krause. A particularly elated affair, carried out by a funked up bassline and a catchy string-theme, sticking its neck out in Disco-realms, while maintaining a primetime-adjusted groove.

At this point it's about time for a premiere. Say hi to New Hook, an all-female power-force with their debut release. "FXART" comes as a well-versed exercise in reviving frigid 80ies leanings with a contemporary urgency and attitude. And that's just a glimpse on what's to come from Linda, Ilka and Juliane.

Chinaski, definitely no stranger to the Riotvan family, is taking on the 80ies vibe and hands in "Zeichen der Zeit", an unhasting ride through various galaxies, combining nostalgic synth-aesthetics with spaced out futurism.

Closing things off, it's label-mainstay Jennifer Touch cutting deep with "Bleed", an almost existentially emotive composition, exploring spiritual abysses lyrically, re-modelling emotional chaos within the overtones of the arrangement and even trimming things down to physical functionality within the track's progression.

"Familiar Faces Nº2" will be out end of October 5th on Vinyl and digital formats, both being distributed by Muting The Noise. Artwork courtesy of Karen from Studio M21N.

www.riotvan.de

Familar Faces Nº2

Tropical Redux

PRE-ORDER

Panthera Krause - Tropical Redux (Snippet)

https://clutching-at-straws.bandcamp.com/album/reflections-ep

Brian Ring - Forest Walk (Kiwi Remix)

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The eight chapter of the infamous Slow Motion Compilation series, “Italian Dance Wave Disco Otto”, has quite some hidden gems to be discovered. Beginning with a track from Marcello Giordani DJ (half of the duo Marvin & Guy), that expresses a perfect Italian melancholic sunset (as the title also states), energetic, strong, but always poetic. Always following that “beachy” vibes we find The Caribbean House, serving a track that could last a century, and we would never mind. Electro hints mixing with deep and balearic vibes: ears glued to the headphones. Moreover, we have again Slow Motion queen, System Olympia with a track that could make even nuns sweat on the dance floor: beats and bass to die for. To close this chapter, you can pamper your ears with a angry balearic track from Gallo, not suited for the more weak hearts, that’s for sure.

Gallo - Not Enough - Italian Dance Wave (Disco Otto)

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DSB’s first release consists of a diskomiks by Prins Thomas and two house tracks by Perdu. The Diskomiks has already reached a legendary status in Belgium since it’s free promotional download for Petrol’s summer club in 2013. Getting regular plays by more than a handful of respected DJ’s in the Belgian scene. Even Norse top-producer and DJ, Todd Terje, gave it a spin while closing the Castello at Pukkelpop 2018. It is a track that gives you the summer jitters, and makes you reminisce about those lovely days at the beach.

The B side is completed by promising Amsterdam producer Perdu. First track ‘Tribal Voices’ is a South African bubblegum edit from 1985 track ‘Nhamba Dance’ by ‘The Winners’. The vocals are re-recorded by original producer Selwyn Shandell and authentic African singers. The track has very strong percussive elements, a groovy bassline that makes you want to dance and funky synth lines to complete the whole thing. Second track ‘Yesterday’s Tomorrow’ is one to be played in the clubs. The track starts with a stomping beat and gradually opens up to an oasis of sounds. While adding layer after layer you get absorbed in the atmosphere like you’re in the jungle.

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PREMIERE : Perdu - Yesterday's Tomorrow

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