Next up this summer on Nic Fanciulli's Saved Records is a release that we have been super excited to share with you even since we were first sent it back in 2019 and we're delighted to now be able to release the 'Nonsifa' EP from label favourite Ruben Mandolini who teams up with Riky Ild and Uness to bring you his latest outing. 

A record that has been in high demand ever since label boss Nic Fanciulli championed it at his Dance Or Die parties back in Ibiza 2019, 'Nonsifa' has already been heavily supported by the likes of Carl Cox, Fisher, Piero Pirupa, Marco Faraone and many more; truly indicative of Ruben and Riky's signature sound, oozing hypnotic vocals, an irresistible bassline, heavyweight Tech House drums, bubbling percussion and a grooving low-end. 

Ruben closes out the EP with another collab track, this time featuring the vocals of Uness, 'Take No More' maintains the high levels of energy with mesmerising vocals, stomping, raw drums and a commanding bassline running throughout

NONSIFA EP

Nonsifa

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Ruben Mandolini, Riky Ild - Nonsifa (Extended Mix)

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Really Really Hot

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To Da Beat

UK tech house maestro @willtaylor-uk returns with another debaucherous underground banger made for sweaty late-night club sessions. No stranger to the limelight, Taylor has brought his uniquely powerful style of dance music to some of the biggest venues and festivals in the biz. Some highlights include his multi-summer residency at the revered Amnesia Ibiza, as well as successive appearances at We Are FSTVL and gigs at Studio 338, Tobacco Dock, Motion Bristol, and Soho Garden Dubai. One of the most prolific acts on the scene, Taylor has released music on such storied imprints as Elrow, Spinnin Deep, Repopulate Mars (Lee Foss' label), Hot Fuss, South Of Saturn, Glasgow Underground, Viva, Roush, Superfett, and NONSTOP. He has worked with Roland Clark, remixed Steve Lawler, and been remixed by John Summit. 'Saltshaker' is sure to get the crowd moving in any setting.

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Will Taylor (UK) - Saltshaker

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Calm Ya Tits

Blame Rory & Norm T - Calm Ya Tits

London based DJ and production trio, Jaded, make their debut on Hannah Wants’ Etiquette this month with their brand new ‘Bang Bang’ EP. Best known for their quirky and bumpy House driven vocal tracks and with previous successful releases on powerhouse labels including Toolroom, Black Butter, This Ain’t Bristol, dirtybird and Mad Decent’s Higher Ground, the talented trio are proving their production prowess with countless streams, top chart positions and sold out live shows across the world. Title track, ‘Bang Bang’ kicks off the EP; an energetic vocal cut that will instantly get the floors moving with shuffling drums, a playful bassline, compelling grooves and resonant vocal chops throughout. B-side ‘Feel’ follows suit featuring the hypnotic vocals of Eda Eren alongside rolling percussion, punchy basslines, infectious drum patterns, moody chords and cosmic synths.

Bang Bang EP

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Jaded - Bang Bang

The Birdfeed has long been a place for exclusive music from brand new potential Dirtybird artists. Releasing (mostly) once a week, some of these tracks rise above the rest and stand out from the pack, and several Dirtybird artists have made the leap from Birdfeed-exclusive to regular Dirtybird releases.

“Best of the Birdfeed, Vol 2” showcases some recent highlights that are ready for primetime. Made up of primarily brand new artists and a few familiar faces such as Luke Andy, Pimpo Gama, DKING and Mancodex, the compilation also features a special edit of Animellix’s “Lost in the Forest” from Claude VonStroke.

Marco Strous - Diva

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Blame Rory & Norm T - Calm Ya Tits

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