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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
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Following What Up Doe? Vol. 1 on Shall Not Fade and Apron EP on Apron Records, the Atlanta producer joins Jeff Mill’s legendary Axis Records to deliver one of the albums of the year - one that we will come back to over and over again for many more -, Ambrosia.
Read MoreThe Bacatá Extrapolation is Gordon’s latest project, marking his debut on the revered Shall Not Fade label, and is a groove-laden homage to his hometown, Bogotá. A must record from a must producer for all the house music fans out there.
Read MoreThe sound present in the six tracks that compose Les Mouches is faithful to the band’s style, but with the new members Souleance’s sonic imprint becomes bigger, more realized and more formidable than ever.
Read MoreProviding high-karat remixes for a variety of artists recently, Fradinho now presents his first EP on the newly created Eclectic Beats Music label, jumping back to 2001 to recapture and release his first electronic track ever made - A Bright Future drops tomorrow.
Read MoreVia Apparel Music, Jazzyness is a carefree miscellaneous of jazzy sounds and virtuosities not failing for a second in the portrait of Kisk’s way of thinking music. Every track is a journey through the Italian producer musical mind and a perfect display of his influences.
Read MoreThe Swiss house veteran Kurt Spichiger (a.k.a. Shaka) has been in the game since the early 90’s as a reliable source of skillfully constructed house music. His latest EP, The Riverwalk, arrives via the Swedish imprint Local Talk, accustomed to deliver an eclectic and complex brand of sound.
Read MoreTheo Parrish is in a class of one. His latest album, that came out via his own Sound Signature label and is entitled Wuddaji, is impossible to categorize much like Parrish’ entire discography. Experimental, improvised, jazzy, deep… the Detroit legend very own brand.
Read MorePresent in the Dope Tones Records Family since the beginning, D2000P refines his house music influenced by the Beat and Hip Hop scene, in which he grew. His return to Dope Tones Records, with Madame Monique, is composed by three original tracks complemented by a remix made by Pauline Sampler.
Read MoreSteve Mensink, the wizard. Urkelle, Felix Leferink, Frederik Eisink… Frits Wentink. We repeat: the wizard ‘ink’. Via Dutch imprint Clone Royal Oak he is back with his double to deliver another bumping EP entitled Double Man - meant to cause real trouble on the dancefloor.
Read MoreNew names, some of our all-time favorites and late night discoveries compose September’s playlist. Comprised of the usual 50 tracks, this selection is eclectic, profound and result of hours and hours of music listening and pleasure.
Read MoreCollaborative magic from the hearts and minds of Keith Lorraine (a.k.a. Baby Rollén) and Oliver Gallegos delivering their energetic 4-track EP entitled Along the River. Via Feelings Worldwide the duo deeply explores sonic flavours of garage, breaks, acid jazz and balearica.
Read MoreShake’s new EP, We Have Love, is filled with crispy hats and funky b-lines powered by kicks that punch through the mix without ever being overbearing. Everything is well placed and everything moves at the same time.
Read MoreIn 400 Years, Reginald Omas Mamode IV delivers a very powerful message, while showcasing a funky and distinct sound trademark that represents the sonic growth of both the artist and CoOp Presents - preparing an highly-awaited all-new-double-album compilation entitled Plug One.
Read MoreMildlife sounds like Mildlife is a fair affirmation. Their latest output dropped last friday and it’s entitled Automatic, following the critically acclaimed Phase released back in 2018. In Automatic, the band have made a step-change from their debut, achieving more discipline, direction and arguably more danceable grooves.
Read MoreO Sótão presents the Guest MIX #2 made by our good friend Martim. High Times Candidate is a trip of about 45 minutes through some of the best records in his collection. If you’re reading this you might be in the right place at the right time to rediscover some grooves.
Read MoreThe undeniably infectious bass licks of Henry Hicks (a.k.a. Horatio Luna) have been conquering a space of its own in the electronic-jazz global stage. Following his solo project, Yes Doctor, released by La Sape, Horatio Luna presents a new LP entitled Boom Boom, coming out friday via Jitwam’s The Jazz Diaries.
Read MoreDropping today, we focus our attention in a special project from Metro Beirut Records. Lifeline is a ”Various Artists” compilation of six tracks and six different producers that aims to help with donations to the victims of the Beirut blast and to help them rebuild their wonderful city.
Read MorePreviously known as half of Pablo Discobar Soundsystem, Dutch producer and DJ Rob Scholtens presents his new alias: A Bunch of Guys. Dirt Crew Recordings curates his exciting debut EP entitled Let The Rhythm Hit’em containing three original tracks and a remix from Fouk.
Read MoreApron EP is a ten track trip that traverses sunshine house shades, with spacey synths, funk rhythms, electro flourishes and layered instrumentals. It contains Byron’s very own trademark sound. One that we cannot praise enough.
Read More"I remember those days, those nights, those parties that went on for weekends at times, Everybody high... Momma dancin' in the corner smokin' a cigarette... that was momma's groove.
It was a family affair back then..."
Dedicated to those that...
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