Artist: Various (Noiro, DJ Tjizza...)
Title: Format 001
Label: Format Recordings
Cat No: FORMAT001
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist:

A1. Noiro - Rat Race
A2. pH Project - Optical Resonance
B1. DJ Tjizza - Vivavesta
B2. Pelle - Timeztorm

Format Recordings present their debut EP, bringing together various artists from across Europe to express their vision for the future.

The four tracks explore different variations of House Music with the aim of becoming dancefloor fillers in the coming months. From the heavy synth lines of ‘Rat Race’, to the rolling bass of ‘Vivavesta’, each track is original and unique in its execution and style.

Various (Noiro, DJ Tjizza...) - Format 001 (FORMAT001)

For it's 46th outing, Klasse Wrecks recruits the Brooklyn based producer Gee Dee to it's ranks. Gee Dee aka Greg Droggitis turns in a wonderful and fully fledged collection of tracks that burst to the brim with atmosphere and sunny vibrations. True to the label's ethos, the music is as always, hard to pin down under one specific genre but instead slyly calls on various classic House, Electro and Acid tropes. The overall sound is one that is both universal and transcendent, feeling familiar but still surprising. 'Dream In Colour' is indeed an apt title for the EP as it spans the musical spectrum and is a lucid and vivid trip into the imagination of this new and exciting producer.

B3 Dream Sequence

As he lay in the long grass he watched as the clouds passed by slowly against a backdrop of deep, radiant blue. The occasional gull weaved and flew overhead before disappearing out of sight once again.

He felt the grass blowing all around him in the warm glow of the day as he began to ponder his own existence. Here he was, lost in a daydream again.

This was to be his reverie, his release, his remission.

It was everything.

Innate are set to release a belter of a four track EP showcasing some of the best Deep House and Electro - the proper kind. It's a beautiful collection of tracks, a hot tip if we say so ourselves.

PREMIERE: Curved Space - Reverie [Innate]

Garden of Eden

Tonefloat

If you can drive in them I think  I will walk 😁

it is sure windy in the valley

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Mistral

Mistral [anv10]

sampled from "this old tune -Hugo Kant". part. 2 of this session 

18 Aug 2025

code purple pt.2

From A Guy Called Gerald - How Long Is Now EP 
Release 30th November, 2012 vinyl and 25th December, 2012 digital

Side A 
How Long Is Now 
Groove Of the Ghetto featuring Taka Boom

Side B 
202

Bosconi is proud to announce the arrival into the family of one of the greatest legend of house music, the oldskool hero A Guy Called Gerald. The release randomly arrives in coincidence with the definitive closing of another legend, the place in berlin that has been a symbol for years of the cultural renaissance of the german capital after the wall, the Tacheles. When Gerald just moved to berlin, he got his house and his studio inside that very inspiring and artistic place, and as a tribute and homage to his legendary figure, some mysterious writer draw G's face on the right side of that building with the shamanic enigma above that giant mural "How Long Is Now", an existential sigh or question that perfectly sums up the uncertain past, present and future of one of Berlin's most important initiatives, as the Tacheles was, and as the things of our life that we love, as the music, can be, uncertain…But for sure this 3 tracker vinyl is real and it will last for long in our bags, these are 3 deadly club weapons by The Master between bass music, micro funk and soul excursions: A1 gives the title to the EP and it's subliminal dark and psychedelic after-hours dope session, while on B1 there's the shady and sexy atmosphere of "Groove of the Ghetto", a driving and funky house tune sustained by an ultra fat synth bass and enriched by soulful vocals and deep pads, while on B2 the EP ends wih the brutal Uk bass bonus beats monster entitled "202".

Serious Stuff. In memory of Tacheles and the good old days.

Worldwide Distributed by Synchrophone Cyberproducion. For preorders contact: Didier Alline - dalline@syncrophone.fr

All tracks published by Nanoplasmic licensed courtesy of A Guy Called Gerald Records www.guycalledgerald.com

A2 contains a sample of ‘Can’t Get High Without U’ performed by Taka Boom, licensed courtesy of Z Records Ltd. www.zrecords.ltd.uk Written by David Lee, Published by Universal Music

(P) & (C) Bosconi Records 2012

http://www.bosconirecords.com/record_info.php?rec=86

Preview : A Guy Called Gerald - 202 (from How Long Is Now EP)

DC Promo Tracks #484:  "En Croisière" by Coco à Gogo is part of the release "Lo O Goulo EP" on Tartine Records @tartine-records @cocoagogo

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DC Promo Tracks #484: Coco à Gogo "En Croisière"

LOWMONEYMUSICMIX - 18 Paolo Macrì

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/abdul-raeva-neon-raver-dance-all-day-records
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/5N3eXhPQBOc
* Pre-order: https://dancealldayrecords.bandcamp.com/album/heart-to-heart

Dance All Day Records is a U.S. label located in the lush forestry of the Pacific Northwest showcasing eclectic electronic music of all varieties from around the world.

The label’s long-awaited sixth release, due to drop on May 15, comes from Estonian duo Abdul Raeva, a production team consisting of artists Rashida Prime and 1309ESO.
The duo has previously released projects with Neptune Discs and Gestalt Records, and are quickly developing a sound rooted in lush, driving deep house.

The Heart to Heart EP is Abdul Raeva’s strongest and most cohesive release yet, a sign of growth and a bright future for the young duo. The music is captivating from the jump. Each of the three tracks is brimming with emotion. In its entirety, the project feels rich, heavy, and full of dub techno-influenced motifs. As “good” tech-house makes a resurgence, its style and pace has trickled into the deep house scene, and there seems to be a ton of pacey (thanks for the term Harrison) driving jams being created by artists from all corners of the globe.

It’s refreshing to hear this type of sound being championed by a U.S. label in a scene more dominated by Midwest influenced house and techno. And don’t take that as a knock on the genre, okay? I love that shit. I just love this shit too and don’t hear it as often.

Anyways, let’s get to the ACTUAL premier. Leading the B-side is the trance-inducing bomb Neon Raver. I’m getting everything I want from this track. The swing. That goddamn bassline. Those PADS, BRO. Somebody smack me in the face cause I’m zonin’ outttt man! WHAT YEAR IS IT, FAM!?

When the world re-opens, this tune is going to do serious damage to the club. It progresses so nicely towards an amazing moment at 3:31 where the slightest synth melody takes me straight into the astral plane. The original also gets a bouncier, more celestial remix from up-and-coming Melbourne based DJ & producer, DJ Life.

Abdul Raeva’s Heart To Heart EP drops on May 15th via Dance All Day’s Bandcamp. Do yourself a huge favor and grab this one. OKURRRRR.

PREMIERE: Abdul Raeva - Neon Raver

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