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9th House: From The Vault

Artist: Citizen & Ashworth
Title: Situation EP
Label: W&O Street Tracks
Cat : WO 006
Date: TBC
Format : Vinyl - 3 track release - State and Situation 'Dub' will stay exclusive to the vinyl. 
Digital single (Situation) will be released on 9th December 2013.

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For release number 6 we are delighted to welcome our good friend Citizen back to the W&O Street Tracks family and along with him a producer we've had our eye on for sometime, Joe Ashworth.

Kicking off the EP we have 'Situation', a deep tribal house track featuring vocalist Shona Carmen that evokes the spirit of legendary clubs such as NY's Sound Factory whilst still sounding totally fresh and original. Stripped back without any unnecessary frills or flourishes, it's a masterclass in soulful yet simultaneously jacking house music.

If the original had more than a touch of Manhattan to it, then the 'LDN Warehouse Dub' brings things right back home with a sound forged on smoke filled dance floors in the grimier districts of East London and in its hypnotic, metallic bass line a nod to the Bleep sound of a previous generation of warehouse fillers like Unique 3 and LFO.

Finally we finish things off with 'State' a tautly wound piece of underground house music, that gently ratchets up the tension over 4 minutes before the organ comes in and before you can say 'La Da Dee, La Da Day' lifts the track, and we'd put money on any crowds listening to it, up to a whole 'nother level.

With half a dozen releases now in our first year from the likes of Ejeca, Rhythm Operator, Squarehead, Chamboché and Waze & Odyssey, W&O Street Tracks has quickly established itself at the forefront of the UK’s ongoing house music renaissance.

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Citizen & Ashworth - Situation feat Shona Carmen [WO006]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/Cosmic_Kiss

On their third release for Street Tracks, the Munich based duo Tonic Walter enlist the vocal talents of Nina Nst on the beautiful ‘Cosmic Kiss’ single. 

Having already impressed on their previous releases ‘Empty Space’ and ‘Let You Go’, both featuring SWSL¥, ‘Cosmic Kiss’ leans upon the celestial electronic pop that has defined their sound to date.  Soft kicks and lofty pianos underpin the warm and echoing vocal from Nina Nst, as comforting melodies and waves of soothing synth lines drift over this enriching piece.

Cosmic Kiss

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Tonic Walter & Nina Nst - Cosmic Kiss (WO136) [clip]

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Self-proclaimed ‘24/7 Disco Boy’ Aristo G returns to Street Tracks with the ‘Body Motion’ EP.  Following 2021’s ‘Rapture’ EP, the Australian producer serves up another trio of feel-good house tunes packed with punchy rhythms and powerful melodies.

Soaring synth riffs and chunky bass characterise the lead track ‘Can You Feel The Funk’, as an arresting vocal topline cements this fun and funky disco house number.  On ‘Shock Me With Your Love’, a hi-NRG vibe is captured, doffing its cap to the tunes that backdropped the NYC disco heydays, whilst the arpeggiated bassline of ‘Synthetic Love’ propels a deep and delicious synthwave style cut that wouldn’t sound out of place on a vintage John Carpenter movie.

Aristo G - Can You Feel The Funk [clip]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/imprint-vol-17

The 17th volume of Street Tracks Imprint series serves up the usual exceptional quality and freshest production talent as this five track EP shines the spotlight on five new artists.

UK duo K & K deliver an old school rave inspired house track with ‘Blow’, with its cheeky acid motifs and hands in the air stabs for a real peak time energiser.  The roots of UK dance are similarly doffed a cap to, as ELZACE’s ‘Xstacy’ deploys classic house tropes for an epic future-retro floor filler.

Rising Italian producer ProOne79 comes good with the rattling 909 driven jack track ‘Spicy’ whilst Sopp goes straight to the euphoric pianos on the pumping ‘Make Me Feel (Don’t Hurt Me)’.  Wrapping up another bustling Imprint instalment, Ollie Red’s ‘My Love Appears’ signs off in fine style, as spongy synths and skippy beats make for a bright, soulful and inventive cut from the San Diego based producer.

Sopp - Make Me Feel (Don't Hurt Me) [clip]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/arriba_ep

West-coast US DJ/producer Jackie Hollander makes a splash on her Street Tracks debut with a pristine three-track medley of varying flavours. Racking up serious mileage as a DJ playing numerous shows at prestigious venues across California and Las Vegas, Hollander now looks to expand on her current discography, which already features releases on the likes of Fantastic Voyage and Nervous Records.

Hollander gives a little insight to her new release; “this EP is a representation of who I am as an artist; I am not following a plan or a set path, I’m just making music that I connect with. Each of these songs are a different style yet they fit together into a complete project that takes you on a journey. The idea behind the project is that we are all connected. On the dance floor we become one and our common love of music is an unspoken language we all feel.”

Jackie Hollander - Arriba [clip]

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Storm Mollison opens the Street Tracks 2024 account with a stylish groove-laden single, ‘Mollyraw’.

The London born, Florida raised producer & DJ has been turning heads with her DJ sets, performing across the UK & further afield, with residencies at Pleasurehood (XOYO) and Feel It (OMEARA), on top of sets at Lost Village, Wilderness, Glastonbury Festival and Rise Festival.  Storm was also recently singled out by Beatport as an emerging artist to watch over the coming months.

With a slew of successful releases and remixes already under her belt for labels such as Black Butter, Slow Supermarket and Hot Haus Records, the ‘Mollyraw’ single further cements Storm’s emergence on the scene.

Mollyraw

Storm Mollison - Mollyraw (WO250) [clip]

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Sean Den lands once again on Street Tracks with ‘T Bomb’-  an energetic cut of colourful, peak-time house full of vibrant, hands in the air synth work.

The Irish producer & DJ has built a name for himself through a slew of releases for the likes of The Disco Express, Stories and Cormac’s Polari Records, that reimagine the sounds of dance music’s heritage through a contemporary lens, and draw from a distinct influence of the pop-electronic sound of the 80s.

Sean’s second outing on Street Tracks, following on from the punchy workout of ‘Only Want You’, arrives ready for the dancefloor, with a pumping house beat and rave-heavy keys.

Sean Den - T Bomb (WO301) [clip]

Need Your Love

State Of Mind

Live & Let Live

Put The Work In

The Dark Side

Dance4loor

Deep Love

Perception

Table For Two

Extraterrestrial Vision

Chaos Planet

Concentrate

To The Club

Stop Go

Stay A Little Longer

T Bomb

Solar State

Tanit

Touch

Light Year

Natural Consequence

Keeping Me Up (Edit)

Feel it In The Evening (feat. Baltra)

The Calm Of Libra

Pagoda

Punk

Xarraca (Edit)

Starworks (Edit)

Tightrope

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Having already being singled out as an artist to watch out for in 2018, Will Easton presents his debut release on W&O Street Tracks with a fine triplet of tracks on the “18 Month Free Trial” EP.

The title track has notched up radio play already from the BBC Radio 1 team of Annie Mac, Pete Tong, Danny Howard and Monki, as well as club support from the likes of Patrick Topping, Solardo and Waze & Odyssey, and it’s not hard to see why.  “18 Month Free Trial”, with its irresistible ascending synth riff, bumping groove and shuffling percussion, is a fully formed and fully road tested dancefloor heater!

“Take It To The Bridge” mashes up rave chops and rasping bass as Easton ramps up the BPMs; snare rolls and old school piano stabs make for one hell of an industrious production, whilst on “Karma”, arpeggiated keys and vocal refrains are joined by a hefty bassline and driving drums for a real ‘hands in the air’ house moment.

Beatport

Will Easton - 18 Month Free Trial (WO038) [clip]

Celebrating twenty years at the forefront of British house music, Andy Cato and Tom Findlay, AKA Groove Armada, serve up a triplet of new tracks par excellence on the “L’esprit d’escalier” EP, and a real coup for Waze & Odyssey’s W&O Street Tracks imprint.

Working their way through Top 40 hits to underground nuggets with ease, Groove Armada have notched up singles for labels like Hypercolour, Weapons, Strictly Rhythm and OM Records, remixed for artists as varied as London Grammar, Rockers Revenge and Paul Simon, and assured their place in dance music’s rich tapestry with big chart hitters like “At The River” and “Superstylin”.

Classic house tropes and dynamic sonics are plastered over all three cuts, from the deep NYC flavours of “For You”, the chugging groove and swirling top line of “Show Me The Way”, and the synth heavy, jack trax style of “Once Upon An Edit”.

Groove Armada - Once Upon An Edit (WO041) [clip]

Groove Armada - For You (WO041) [clip]

One of the biggest dance tracks of the year so far undoubtedly belongs to Will Easton.  ’18 Month Free Trial’, released on W&O Street Tracks, was hammered from all four sides of the electronic music community, and spent 5 months in the Beatport Top 100 chart, so infectious was this young producer’s debut for our label.  

On ‘023’, Easton wastes no time at all in bringing the key elements to the fore; a gnarly acid bassline and rasping chord stabs provide the contagious melodies underpinned by a swinging and shaking drum pattern that recedes as the breakdown takes on ‘French Kiss’ proportions with it’s drastic speed adjustments.  Quite simply, it’s another sure-fire winner from Easton, whose star continues to rise with stellar productions like this.

Will Easton - 023 (WO046) [clip]

W&O Street Tracks hits the half-century with its 50th release since launching in 2012, clocking up a steady stream of first class releases from the likes of EJECA, Groove Armada, Waze & Odyssey, Citizenn, Bodhi, Will Easton and many more.  The Berlin based DJ & producer, VONDA7, released the 50th installment of the label’s burgeoning catalogue, and ‘Street Tracks: 50’ compiles ten of the label’s defining tracks on one album.

Many of the label’s mainstays are present and correct, with killer inclusions from Waze & Odyssey, and their spirited acid house of ‘Bounce’, Groove Armada’s ‘For You’, delivering those Windy City influenced warehouse vibes, and EJECA, whose rave chops are on display on ‘Night Rays’.

Elsewhere on ‘Street Tracks: 50’, Eliphino appears with the deep and shuffling intensity of ‘Marcus Dupree’, 90’s throwback breaks and pianos make for a magnificent cut from Mella Dee, and Mediman lays down some organ driven wonkiness on ‘Tiankeng’.  Other featured artists include Pedram, Deep Space Orchestra and Deejay Astral.

Deejay Astral - Phantasy (WOLP01) [clip]

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With his Italian roots clearly showing in his passionate execution of house bomb after house bomb, Durante delivers a fine brace of tracks on the Evaporate EP for Street Tracks.

Past releases on labels like Amtrac’s Openers imprint, Nice Age and Earthly Delights have helped establish the LA based producer’s credentials, and he shines once again across the two tracks here.

‘Evaporate’, featuring PaulWetz, dispatches a lazy disco groove over its seductive bassline and endearing keys, a perfect, breezy house cut for the long hot summer.  PaulWetz drops a captivating vocal and conscious lyric to bind this warm production together.  Steering musically into more progressive territories, ‘Once Again’ pumps low and heavy, a juicy and round bottom end rhythmically chugs as soaring synths and percussive hits raise the temperatures!

Durante - Evaporate Ft. PaulWetz (WO058) [clip]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/Kaleidoscope

Having already made a big impact on the music scene in a relatively short space of time, in part thanks to his two previous releases on Street Tracks (‘18 Month Free Trial’ and ‘023’), Will Easton returns to the label with a killer new single.  Support from Annie Mac, Pete Tong, Diplo, Camelphat and Danny Howard, amongst others, have ensured that Easton’s music is reaching far and wide.  

Bursting with a vibrant bass melody and a soaring piano & strings motifs, ‘Kaleidoscope’ creates pure dancefloor energy and drama from the get go.  Easton keeps the elements nice and simple, whilst always getting the maximum from them, a testament to his knack of crafting contemporary club bombs!

‘Walk The Line’ is equally buoyant, with its infectious lead riff and pumping rhythm track serving up an elated club cut for the peak hours!

Will Easton - Kaleidoscope (WO064) [clip]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/9th_House_Keeping_Me_Up

Street Tracks hits the big 100, with the release of 9th House’s huge 2019 vinyl only summer jam, ‘Keeping Me Up’.  The Street Tracks label has become a ‘go-to’ for fans of house music and techno tinged club bangers.  Over the last seven years, an A-list of producers & artists have contributed to the imprint’s enviable catalogue, with notable mentions to Mella Dee, EJECA, Groove Armada, Kill Frenzy, Will Easton, Junior Sanchez, Eli Brown, Lord Leopard and countless others. 

And so, the milestone release is handed to 9th House, an artist already making waves with a series of releases and remixes for labels such as 17 Steps, Shall Not Fade, Hottrax, We Are The Brave, and DJ Haus’ Hot Haus label. 

‘Keeping Me Up’ emits huge rays of sunshine, with its piano driven house chops and soulful vocal licks. It’s of no surprise, then, that the likes of Ryan Elliot, Honey Dijon, Cinthie, Dan Shake, Iron Curtis and William Djoko were hammering this cut when it was released on 12” vinyl last year.

Keeping Me Up

9th House - Keeping Me Up (WO100) [clip]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/Let-you-go

Inspired by combining unconventional synthesizer sounds with guitars and organic drum grooves, Munich based duo Tonic Walter team up once more with NYC songstress, SWSL¥, for a follow up single to February’s ‘Empty Space’ release on Street Tracks.

Another terse slice of etheral electronic pop, ‘Let You Go’ lets the organic and celestial atmospherics glide over SWSL¥’s tender vocal, as perfect melodies break out of the reverb soaked production and a pulsing four to the floor beat propels this modern nugget of electronic bliss forward.

Tonic Walter & SWSL¥ - Let You Go (WO106) [clip]

Download/Stream >> https://fanlink.to/need-u-so-bad

James Burton has already released certified bangers on labels like Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two, Skream’s Of Unsound Mind and Kaluki Music, and returns to Street Tracks after an appearance on the ‘Imprint Vol. 4’ EP in 2019 with a three tracker of contemporary house music.

Subby bass, tight swinging beats and slick synth stabs form the basis of title track ‘Need U So Bad’, which is abundant with energy and spirit, whilst ‘Expression’ is a funky and playful cut that certainly packs a punch, resplendent with vocal chops and precision drums.  Closing the EP, ‘Here’s What You Are’ doesn’t drop the energy levels one jot, with another sure fire winner, serving up a sweet vocal led groover on the highest order!

James Burton - Expression (WO111) [clip]

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