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Out soon on DBH Music Records:
DBH-006 - AXODRY - LOOSING YOU (12“)
"Loosing You" was originally released in 1991 on famous ZYX Records.
Now 30 years later, we have the honour to re-issue this beauty!
The record is re-mastered by Ralf Henrich himself.

Axodry was founded in Frankfurt am Main in 1983 , the founding members were Talla 2XLC and RaHen aka Ralf Henrich.
The first release Feel It Right was a success (see also Sound of Frankfurt ). RaHen and Talla 2XLC composed and programmed
the debut song in RaHen's home studio . The Westside label made the final production possible in Axel Henninger's Dynaton Studio.
There RaHen later produced the songs Surrender and The Time Is Right as well as many other songs and bands for Westside with Axel Henninger .
At times Kurt Ader and Alexander Maurus were part of the band. The Music Hall concert in Frankfurt am Main took place in this line-up.

Teaser: https://bit.ly/3elTHD1

Artist: AXODRY
Title: Loosing You
Label: DBH Music Records
Format: 12"
Genre: Synth Pop/ House
Cat: DBH-006
Release date: 23.08.2021
Tracklisting:
A1. Loosing You (12" Edit)
A2. Loosing You (Radio Edit)
B1. Loosing You (Instrumental Dance Mix)
B2. Mechanic 

Worldwide exclusive manufactured and distributed by www.dbh-music.com, info@dbh-music.com

DBH - 006 - AXODRY - LOOSING YOU (DBH MUSIC RECORDS)

Step into The Rabbit Hole and we ll take you on a journey from Romania to Japan, featuring some of the finest producers from both worlds. 

First track is from the well known duo Livio & Roby, who also deliverd a stunning remix on our second release. They share the romanian side with Cally, who needs little introduction because of his beatiful releases on Fear of Flying, Neostrictly or Broquade. 

On the flip side we have Yudai Tamura, a very talented japanese newcomer and Yoshitaca, already a veteran DJ and producer in his home country. 

Pre-order here: http://www.decks.de/t/various_artists-from_romania_to_japan/c3r-k8

[TRH004] B2. Yoshitaca - Philadeligation

[TRH004] B1. Yudai Tamura - Subterranean

[TRH004] A2. Cally - 51

Following 2012's Paradise Summer Sampler, this 14-track release will showcase a breadth of new and established talent affiliated with the imprint, from the likes of Gel Abril, Patrick Topping and Russ Yallop to newcomers such as Jamy Wing, Beep Dee and Pete Dorling. Label boss Jamie Jones has also contributed, pitching in with cosmic dance floor cut "People From The Moon." The unmixed compilation will be available on CD, digitally and on two 12-inch samplers. 

Tracklist 
01. DJ Le Roi - Free Your Mind 
02. Tom Flynn - Take Me Down 
03. Jamie Jones - People From The Moon 
04. Gel Abril - Chemistry 
05. Patrick Topping - Too Much 
06. Jey Kurmis - Caz She Can 
07. Russ Yallop - Traffic 
08. Jamy Wing - Attention 
09. Beep Dee - From Above 
10. Smyth - F**K Detroit 
11. Mat.Joe & Kevin Knapp - Keep It Rough 
12. Pete Dorling - Palonga 
13. Santé & Sidney Charles - All Night Long 
14. Jaques Le Noir - Inside My Head 


HOTCCD004 Jamie Jones - People From The Moon

TRH Podcast 007 - Yudai Tamura

Nova Duet Ziekiel remix- Sound Revolution Records (: snippet

Catchment lay down their second single for Chase & Status' MTA Records following their bangers Wait For You / On Top , Get That is the flip side to the huge DJ’s Delight and comes armed just as heavily. i-D are pleased to share the premiere of the weighty tech house cut that is designed with strictly the dance floor in mind. Press play and go Get That! 

https://soundcloud.com/catchment
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Premiere: Catchment - Get That

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It’s time for a reversion excursion as four of Systematic boss Marc Romboy’s most distinctive 2015 cuts are shaken, stirred and slammed to smithereens by four of his most on-point peers.  Featuring on the package are remixes from Dosem, Alex Niggemann, Audio Jack and  the unstoppable Agents Of Time have taken Romboy’s cathedral-shaking original and completely rebooted it with lavish layers of crystalline synths that wink and twinkle psychedelically over a pulsating tech groove.

We premiere this afternoon, Audiojack's take on ‘Byglia’ which fuses naked hip-shaking beats with a lean-but-super-funky bassline & the original riff is deftly repurposed on two climactic occasions. So few elements, so much fun... Enjoy

Marc Romboy - Byglia (Audiojack Remix)

Corina Lawrence - La Descarria Ft Miss Bolivia (Uji Remix)

Mairo - Freestyle Orochimaru

Heres the New remix of The Slacksons "Same as it ever was " Coming soon On Bulletproofsonics....some feedback would be great thanks Ronnie

THE SLACKSONS....SAME AS IT EVER WAS... BFP REMIX lowrez

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Automatic Tasty (Jonny Dillon) has been away from Central Processing Unit for five years now, releasing on labels such as AC Records and Furthur Electronix in the intervening time. However, new EP The Future Is Not What It Used To Be shows that the chemistry between label and artist is still in good nick by offering up four tracks of contemplative electro-boogie.

While the preceding CPU/Automatic Tasty drop may be 2015’s The Life Parochial, The Future Is Not What It Used To Be actually has more in common with Sentimentalist’s Choice, Automatic Tasty’s CPU debut which came out back in 2013. This is not due to a huge stylistic shift - all three records bring together classic electro, techno and boogie sounds to create charming and melodious tracks - but more to do with the tone of the record. You see, while The Life Parochial was a squelchy machine-funk delight, The Future Is Not What It Used To Be is a more pensive affair befitting its title.

This isn’t to say that The Future Is Not What It Used To Be is a muted EP. Far from it - this record contains some of the most gorgeous electro joints you’ll hear all year. The vibe is established on its eponymous opening jam, a vocoder-laced production pitched somewhere between the more ruminative tunes on Posthuman’s 2018 LP Mutant City Acid and contemporary boogie acts such as Funkineven/Steven Julien and Galaxians. The track is made by the beautiful, bittersweet timbre of its synths, and these are maintained on following number ’Romance In The Old Country’. Given the offbeat skip in its groove and sunset-glow ruefulness of the keys, ’Romance In The Old Country’ is a cut which invokes the instrumentals of Jessy Lanza LPs - and even (whisper it) a little Sade.

The Future Is Not What It Used To Be is an EP of evocative track titles, but there may be none more accurate than first B-side ‘Rising Sun’. Here, Automatic Tasty tweaks the wistfulness of the A-side cuts into something more uplifting. While a thoughtful quality remains in ‘Rising Sun’s soft synths and skittering 808s, the track is driven by the exuberant energy of the ‘Woo! Yeah!’ drum break to become the sort of tune you drop as dawn begins to break over the rave. ‘Rising Sun’s afterglow falls over the closing track ‘Adventures In The World Of Becoming’, a steady IDM-electro pulse that channels the spirit of Aphex Twin’s seminal Selected Ambient Works 85-92.

‘The future is not what it used to be - no past, no memory’. With this robo-voiced intonation, Automatic Tasty returns to Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit with four moving, poignant machine-funk tracks.

RIYL: Funkineven/Steven Julien, Posthuman, Jessy Lanza, Shanti Celeste, Selected Ambient Works 85-92

Automatic Tasty - The Future Is Not What It Used To Be

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Unusual Systems is an independent record label and distribution influenced by the early DIY record labels in the 80’s. Label was founded in 2019 to contribute, promote and diffuse 80's/early 90's electronic sounds and DIY philosophy keeping the underground spirit alive.

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