Following hard on the heels of Tim Healey’s widely supported and radio-aired debut on DB Stereo, release 2 sees label owner Tomcraft take the stage with his latest opus. 

No stranger to global number 1’s, the Munich-based ‘Loneliness’ producer serves up a slice of ultra groovy tech-funk. A DJ-friendly intro and vocoded vocal carves up the sonics with its cut-up groove before the juggernaut kick and bass slam in. 

Road-tested across the globe by Tomcraft this spring and summer, the tune has been an anchor in his sets teleporting the dancefloor to euphoric beat-laden boogie heaven, whenever and wherever it’s unleashed.

On remix duty and ahead of their debut single on the label next month is, Bennun & Healey - Tim Healey’s new project with Bristolian sound-smith Colin Bennun. They mine a throbbing techno groove, where rolling sub bass collides with a de-tuned Arp to deliver party pandaemonium. Like the sonic lovechild of Skream and Solomun - this is peak-time perfection.

The Mucho Stylez rework digs a deep clubby-tech vibe and tribal groove, paying homage to the vocoded vocal from the original but peppering the arrangement with a progressive groove and racing high hats. 

It’s another belter from DB Stereo.

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DBS002 01. Tomcraft - What Does It Feel Like? (Original Mix)

DBS002 02. Tomcraft - What Does It Feel Like? (Bennun & Healey Remix)

DBS002 03. Tomcraft - What Does It Feel Like? (Mucho Stylez Remix)

Bennun & Healey are Bristol-based sound-smith Colin Bennun and DB Stereo’s DJ Tim Healey. 
Their debut on DB Stereo is all guns blazing with this astonishing single.

Penned after a lost weekend at Noisily Festival 2017, Lucy is a slab of future/retro acid tech funk, where a hypnotic groove delivers a de-tuned and lazy techno arpeggio to hook in the dance floor. When the time-stretched “Give me acid” vocal is unleashed, the tune slams back into acid mayhem, with a double-time arp resolving into a jaw-droppingly funky psychedelic motif. Unmissable. Unforgettable.

Irie Bliss switches up the styles with journey to bassline house central. A jacking garage groove erupts into chopped up vocal harmonies before the killer bass demolishes the party. Urban warriors beware, this genre-busting bad boy has whipped every event up into a frenzy when Tim drops it in his sets.

On remix duties is techno/tech house maestro Jhothi. His tasty beats and bass have been turning heads this year, working with Tod Terry among others from his studio in Ibiza. We were delighted that he joined the DB Stereo family and turned in this astonishing remix. The chugging deep-tech re-work would sit comfortably in any 4/4 set. The lushest bass, tightest percussion and moody melancholic atmospheres make a strong case for filing this as his best remix to date.

It’s another belter from DB Stereo. Volume on 11. 

Catch Tim Healey Djing this October at:

4-6 Oct Space Mountain Festival, Granada, Spain
11 Oct Cachorro Doido, Belem, Brazil
15 Oct Mandallah, Sao Paulo, Brazil
21 Oct Phrqncy, Boom Box Lab, London

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www.tomcraft.de
www.bennunandhealey.com

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DBS003 01. Bennun & Healey - Lucy (Original Mix)

DBS003 02. Bennun & Healey - Irie Bliss (Original Mix)

DBS003 03. Bennun & Healey - Irie Bliss (Jhothi Remix)

Bennun & Healey are Bristol-based sound-smith Colin Bennun and DB Stereo’s DJ Tim Healey. 
Their debut on DB Stereo is all guns blazing with this astonishing single.

Penned after a lost weekend at Noisily Festival 2017, Lucy is a slab of future/retro acid tech funk, where a hypnotic groove delivers a de-tuned and lazy techno arpeggio to hook in the dance floor. When the time-stretched “Give me acid” vocal is unleashed, the tune slams back into acid mayhem, with a double-time arp resolving into a jaw-droppingly funky psychedelic motif. Unmissable. Unforgettable.

Irie Bliss switches up the styles with journey to bassline house central. A jacking garage groove erupts into chopped up vocal harmonies before the killer bass demolishes the party. Urban warriors beware, this genre-busting bad boy has whipped every event up into a frenzy when Tim drops it in his sets.

On remix duties is techno/tech house maestro Jhothi. His tasty beats and bass have been turning heads this year, working with Tod Terry among others from his studio in Ibiza. We were delighted that he joined the DB Stereo family and turned in this astonishing remix. The chugging deep-tech re-work would sit comfortably in any 4/4 set. The lushest bass, tightest percussion and moody melancholic atmospheres make a strong case for filing this as his best remix to date.

It’s another belter from DB Stereo. Volume on 11. 

Catch Tim Healey Djing this October at:

4-6 Oct Space Mountain Festival, Granada, Spain
11 Oct Cachorro Doido, Belem, Brazil
15 Oct Mandallah, Sao Paulo, Brazil
21 Oct Phrqncy, Boom Box Lab, London

1. BENNUN AND HEALEY - LUCY

2. BENNUN AND HEALEY - IRIE BLISS

3. BENNUN AND HEALEY - IRIE BLISS (JHOTHI REMIX)

Continuing his run of releases and a serious return to form, DB Stereo co-owner, Tomcraft serves up a double A side for his latest project: Nordheim & Tomcraft, with Munich-based producer and modular synth wizard Dominic von Nordheim.

‘Heat’ is a pressure-cooker of a club cut. Brooding bass and atmospheric hints of harmonies swirl around the pumping beats until the irresistible force of the full groove and melancholic melodic refrain kicks in.

Paradise Lost dips into a more self-reflective palate of sounds: the driving kick and bass remain but a Zero-7 style electric piano provides the melodic build, before the phenomenal drop, where gnarly distorted bass and huge held chords show this late-night groover is absolutely massive in all the right places. 

DB Stereo serves up another belter of a release.

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www.tomcraft.de
www.bennunandhealey.com


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DBS004 01 Nordheim & Tomcraft - Heat (Original Mix)

DBS004 : Nordheim & Tomcraft - Paradise Lost (Original Mix)

Lee Coombs and studio partner Andy Hughes unleash a belter of a dark acid house tinged club work out. Heavy bass, detuned arpeggio, 90s techno chords, spoken “Congo Bongo” sample and whip-cracking percussion groove separates the men from the boys in this dancefloor destroyer.

Remixes are in from Tomcraft, who supplies his trademark driving bass and peppers his mix with phased percussion loops and vocoded vocal. OhMyBoy deconstructs the original with a marimba-tinged tropical house vibe, abstract vocal edits and a groove that will drive you to the dawn.

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www.tomcraft.de
www.bennunandhealey.com

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DBS005 01 Lee Coombs & Andy Hughes - Congo Bongo (Original Mix)

DBS005 02 Lee Coombs & Andy Hughes - Congo Bongo (OHMYBOY Remix)

DBS005 03 Lee Coombs & Andy Hughes - Congo Bongo (Tomcraft Remix)

Tomcraft smashes it with his latest release, featuring South London wordsmith Eddie Styles. Having taken inspiration from the epic movie soundtracks of the ‘70s, a full live-recorded brass section collides with Tomcraft’s trademark beats and bass and the vocoded vocal hooks of Eddie Styles. Anthem alert.

Studio-heavyweight and chart-topper Lutzenkirchen delivers a heavy-weight techno re-rub primed for warehouse decimation. Winner of the DB Stereo remix competition, SIdewalker, mines a tasty progressive house route, unleashing a most filthy 303.

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www.tomcraft.de

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DBS006 01 Tomcraft feat. Eddie Styles - Follow Me Home (Club Mix)

DBS006 02 Tomcraft feat. Eddie Styles - Follow Me Home (Lutzenkirchen Remix)

DBS006 03 Tomcraft feat. Eddie Styles - Follow Me Home (Sidewalker Remix)

DBS006 04 Tomcraft feat. Eddie Styles - Follow Me Home (Radio Edit)

This is one fat tasty package and more proof that the dastardly DJ/production duo are totally on the money. First off is 'System Ignition', a bass bin shaking club smash that promises to deliver for techno and house-heads alike.

The partner in crime is 'Narcotic Influence' - a faithful re-creation of Empirion's 1990's proto-trance tune - but engineered for today's club/techno needs. It features the infamous 'Giving Them Drugs Taking Their Lives Away' vocal sample and is sure to be an effective stash for any DJ's armoury.
It’s no matter if the drugs don’t work, these tracks will deliver the dance floor rush.

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DBS008 01 Bennun & Healey - Narcotic Influence (Original Mix)

D.B.Stereo https://www.beatport.com/.../narcotic-influence.../2257212

This is one fat tasty package and more proof that the dastardly DJ/production duo are totally on the money. First off is 'System Ignition', a bass bin shaking club smash that promises to deliver for techno and house-heads alike.

The partner in crime is 'Narcotic Influence' - a faithful re-creation of Empirion's 1990's proto-trance tune - but engineered for today's club/techno needs. It features the infamous 'Giving Them Drugs Taking Their Lives Away' vocal sample and is sure to be an effective stash for any DJ's armoury.
It’s no matter if the drugs don’t work, these tracks will deliver the dance floor rush.

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www.bennunandhealey.com

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DBS008 02 Bennun & Healey - System Ignition (Original Mix)

Dom Smart aka Neurodriver has crafted a solid reputation as one of the UK's premier producers of underground dance music.
The genre-straddling Neurodriver sound encompasses an emotional range rarely captured in club music. A classically-trained musician, Dom employs his skill for harmony sparingly, crafting a stunning sonic landscape chiselled out of twisted machine rhythms and varnished with glimmers of psychedelia. So it is with Arrival taking the club on an intense but beautiful journey. Evaporate (with Tom Real) ups the ante, sizzling with intensity as a beat-laden beast of a tune.

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DBS010 : Neurodriver - Arrival (Original Mix)

DBS010 : Neurodriver & Tom Real - Evaporate (Original Mix)

The Sardinian wasp, Calabrone, famous for its super-painful sting, inspired this next release by DB Stereo head-honcho, Tomcraft.

Road-tested at Tom's gigs this year to massive effect, the moody groove and bass drive the club floor forward until the break where the bpms slowly decrease in tempo before slamming back into all systems go Tomcraft style club devastation.

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