Special Remarks: Recycled Brown Sleeve


Tracklist:

A1 - "Swell | Repeat"
A2 - "Swell | Repeat" (Renato Ratier Remix)
B - "Swell | Repeat" (Kenny Larkin Remix)


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The new Rotary Cocktail features a deep and effective bassline roller by youANDme and 2 remixes by Detroit legend Kenny Larkin and Brazilian hero Renato Ratier.
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Special Remarks: clear + stamped vinyl


Tracklist:

SIDE A ( 07:36 min)

Jesper Dahlbäck – "A JD Power Tools Vol. II" (youANDme Edit)

SIDE B (07:38 min)

Jesper Dahlbäck – "B1 JD Power Tools Vol. II" (youANDme Edit)



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Almost 20 years ago there was the limited release of a rare whitelabel by Jesper Dahlbäck. It's still one of our favorite "hard to find" records and we are really happy to re-release it on Cutz# with 2 well balanced DJ friendly edits by youANDme.
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Tracklist 12":
A1 Take Away B1 Take Away (Loco Dice Remix) B2 Take Away (Pablo Bolivar Club Version)
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youANDme is acclaimed collaborative project between Berlin based pair Martin and Daniel. They make raw, emotive underground sounds and Martin recently turned out a well received full length album on Ornaments that explored far and wide. They did official works for artists like Moodymann, Radio Slave, Seth Troxler, Lawrence and many others. They also run Rotary Cocktail and 3 other mysterious labels. "Take Away" was written in summer 2014 with vocalist Black Soda from South Africa. The track is made from various hardware synth, and is filled with feeling. It is built on a bed of pinging drums and coarse claps, but the heaviness lifts with the arrival of Black Soda's breezy, spoken word vocals and some colourful xylophone like melodies. It's a proper underground anthem in the making, frankly. Then comes Loco Dice with his version. It is chunky, with grainy, sheet metal claps, twisted vocals and skewed synths that all make it robust and masculine. Sure to be massive when dropped in the right club, it is a fine bit of work from the boss. Pablo Bolivar then steps up to remix and flips the track into a more uptempo, gliding house cut with starry melodic patterns, punchy drums and filtered vox. It builds and builds to a peak and then implodes under emotive arps that are dotted left, right and centre, no doubt owning floors in the process.
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Special Remarks: Stamped artwork (labels and cover) on side A and B

Tracklist:
A1 - Jet Black feat. Robert Owens
A2 - Going Deeper
B1 - Underground Is My Home
B2 - Dark Matters

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Sascha Dive presents mutualism between the deep vibes of dub techno and Detroit inspired productions. The title track "Jet Black" features vocals of the Chicago house legend Robert Owens. More

Special Remarks: 180g vinyl
Tracklist:
A1 - "Dusk"
A2 - "Dusk" (Norm Talley Remix)
B1 - "Wee Hours"
B2 - "Wee Hours" (XDB Remix)

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Echonomist is back on Rotary Cocktail Rec. and presents a tribute to the deep and hypnotic vibes of early Detroit techno but in his own way of modern and synth-driven sound design.
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Tracklist:
A1 - "Number 1"
A2 - "Number 2"
B1 - "Number 3"
B2 - "Number 4"


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Daniel Stefanik & Thomas Stieler team up for a new concept series called "Numbers". The first EP feels like a tribute to deep and classic vibes crossed with trippy atmospheres and shaped perfectly to the groove.
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Tracklist:

A - "Summer Rainbow" (Classic Vocal)
B1 - "Summer Rainbow" (Marko Fürstenberg's Summer Dub One)
B2 - "Summer Rainbow" (Classic Instrumental)




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Classy deep and dubby vibes from the 2 masters of dub techno.
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Tracklist:
A1 - "House Heroes" (Original) A2 - "House Heroes" (The Analog Roland Orchestra Remix) A3 - "House Heroes" (A cappella) - [VINYL EXCLUSIVE] B1 - "House Heroes" (Ruede Hagelstein Remix) B2 - "House Heroes" (Thomas Stieler's My Own House Remix)
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Less presents his house heroes as classic Chicago oldschool house DJ tool cuts.
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UPC A Barcode: 827170554665 Releasedate vinyl: 10.11.2014
Tracklist: A1 - "Hysteria" A2 - "Peace Of Mind" B1 - "Hysteria" (youANDme remix) B2 - "Hysteria" (AND.ID dub)
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Echonomist is back on Rotary Cocktail Records this time with vocal support of the amazing Black Soda from South Africa. Petros delivers two original mixes which sound like classic inspired Detroit tracks with deep basslines, melancholy synths, groovy chords and driving analogue drum machines to provide the perfect soundbed for Black Soda's distinctive hypnotic vocals. Additionally youANDme and AND.ID deliver just the kind of emotional interpretations that touch our souls in the right moments with their beautiful remixes.
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UPC A Barcode: 827170554368 Releasedate vinyl: 07.07.2014
Tracklist:
A1 - "intensions"
A2 - "close to the river"
B1 - "todo del noche"
B2 - "under the blue"

Mystical Detroit cyber-techno meets footworking Berlin dub-techno.
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UPC A Barcode: 827170554467 Releasedate: 22.09.2014
Tracklist: A - "pattern five" B - "pattern six"
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Next pattern by The Analog Roland Orchestra. A homage to his heroes and the feeling they left since 1995. Both analog "one take live jams" consist of a rough SH-101 bassline accompanied by it's beloved fellows 808 & 909 and Juno-6. Live, analog, raw and distorted to punk the floor!
Check the videos of the live jams:
Pattern five: http://youtu.be/C904Vxq33Vc
Pattern six: http://youtu.be/CN_G52e5E2s
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UPC A Barcode: 827170469266 Releasedate vinyl: 24.03.2014
A - "pattern three" B - "pattern four"
A new pattern by The Analog Roland Orchestra. This one is dedicated to Chicago! 707 as the master triggering the 101 and Juno 6 with some Alpha Juno 1 Chords... thats it. No Midi, no editing, no software just the pure pleasure of a one-take-analog-jam.
Check the videos of the live jams:
Pattern three: http://youtu.be/usWDzG2a-TU
Pattern four: http://youtu.be/CaPv6Z4EKuo
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UPC A Barcode: 827170469167 Releasedate vinyl: 07.10.2013
Raw, effective Detroit inspired Dj weapons!

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UPC A Barcode: 827170469068 Releasedate vinyl: 10.06.2013
The Analog Roland Orchestra will start a new series with "PATTERNS 1 | 2". He is using only CV Gate, Trigger Signals, intern sequencers and arpeggiators, chord memory and transpose buttons. You will find each pattern on the label of the vinyl.
Graphic by Tabita Hub, mixed by Redshape, mastered by Calyx.
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UPC A Barcode: 827170468962 Format: 12” Single (violet vinyl) incl. limited ARTPRINT Releasedate vinyl: 21.01.2013
A1 – "carnal haze" feat. lee burton A2 – "carnal haze" (molly rmx) B – "lazy daze" (marc schneider rmx)
This is what we call european union. A greek (mr.statik / bpitch) and two italian guys (cosmic cowboys / musik gewinnt freunde) team up for doing this record on the german Rotary Cocktail label and a french girl (molly / rex club, rekids) and a german gentleman (marc schneider / circus company) are doing great remixes of it. If the politicans would deliver such a good work there would be no problems around! More

This are the remixes of Marko Fürstenberg´s album "Gesamtlaufzeit" (RCLP003) with reworks of Reference, Rhauder, Pattern Repeat and Rita Hess.

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This are the remixes of Toby Dreher´s album "Freiluft" (RCDIG004LP) with nice reworks of Kotelett & Zadak (digital exclusive), Mark Broom and Marko Fürstenberg.

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This is second part of >looking for the sea in remix< by the electronic indie project Pupkulies & Rebecca. You will find 2 nice remixes by Wareika. More

This are the remixes of the great album >looking for the sea< (normoton 37) by the electronic indie project Pupkulies & Rebecca.
Part1 (RC033) presents 3 wonderfull remixes by Marek Hemmann, Guti and Clockwork and on part2 (RC034) you will find 2 nice remixes by Wareika.
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Nice funky, moogy techtracks from larsson incl. great remixes from the men of the moment nicholas & anonym. More

Nice dubby trippin tech tracks from Dub Taylor. Pure sex for your ears !!! More

12“ Vinyl



GENRE/S: Electro/Techno


TRACKLISTS:
A1) Stephan Bodzin & Marc Romboy „The Alchemist“ (Marc Romboy Remix)
B1) Stephan Bodzin & Marc Romboy „The Alchemist“ (Remastered)


Reissue of Stephan Bodzin and Marc Romboy´s iconic „The alchemist“ which was released on Ralph Lawson´s legendary 20:20 Vision in 2006 and has been played by loads of jocks.

Here you find a brand new Marc Romboy remix which has been already massively supported by the likes of Laurent Garnier, Oliver Huntemann, John Digweed and Raxon and which can be considered as a, let´s say tasteful sure shot.

This powerful vinyl release is a must-have for enthusiasts of cutting-edge electronic music.



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Reissue of the 20 years old iconic Bodzin/Romboy track, with brand new Marc Romboy remix
Strictly limited vinyl (300 only)
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Once again, Erol Alkan and Boys Noize have teamed up, for what has become a stunning re-imagining of last years smash single 'Avalanche'.. Determined to avoid a taking an obvious route, the pair originally intended to commision a spoken word interpretation- the natural choice was the melifluous Jarvis Cocker.
Throwing his creative muscle behind the project, it was Jarvis's inspired choice for him to recite the seminal lyrics of Leonard Cohen's song of the same name... A handwritten letter and CDR were dispatched to Mr Cohen, who very quickly gave his full and delighted support to the project.
All that was left was for Jarvis to add his distinctive twist to the title, in the form of 'Avalance (Terminal Velocity)' despite this unlikely paring of minds the finished work sees the sonorous tones of Mr Cocker riding the megalithic slabs of fizzing synths and pistoning drums with aplomb to mesmeric effect.
On the remix tip the duo enlist the maestro himself Ewan Pearson, who supplies not one, but two different flavours of rerub - the 'Hall Of The Mountain King Remix' mix takes the original on a warped acid redux via Chicago, while the 'Deeper Underground Re-Version' reroutes proceedings to dubbed out Berlin basement afterhours to stunning effect. Not to be out done, hot talent Canblaster interprets the original as a low-slung bleeptastic old-school electro workout that rounds the package off in glorious style.
Tracklisting:
Side A:
AVALANCHE (TERMINAL VELOCITY) - Original version
Side B :
AVALANCHE (TERMINAL VELOCITY) Canblaster Remix - Ewan Pearson's Deeper Underground Re-version




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Format Notes: 2020 re-issue, 140g vinyl, 45 RPM, audio from the original tapes, plain sleeve

Track List:

A1 : Much Too Much (5:52)
B1 : Much Too Much - Instrumental (6:15)

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Be With hereby presents aural perfection.

Don’t let the title mislead you, “Much Too Much” by Sass has just the right amount of everything, whether you’re talking about the vocal or the instrumental. And that’s as true now as it was when it was originally released back in 1982.

In 1981 The Jack Sass Band, as they were known, were still working the NYC club circuit. Along with the likes of Change, The BB & Q Band and High Fashion, they were part of the Little Macho Music phenomenon and that’s how they ended up in an 8 track studio on 7th Avenue near 20th Street, where Little Macho recorded demos.

Produced by the band’s vocalist Mic Murphy, who also wrote the track along with fellow band member LaForrest Cope, the band needed just one session to capture “Much Too Much”. The recording studio just so happened to be run by Silvio Tancredi and when the tracks were finished he offered to put them out on his 25 West record label. The vocal version and an instrumental mix were released as a 12" the following year. Mic tells us this meant Sass “were one of the few bands to have a record release while still playing on the club circuit. So the reaction exceeded our expectations at the time”.

According to Mic “Much Too Much” was something a little different from the band’s live sound at the time, “it was more R&B smoothed out than the more funk rock we usually leaned into”. Indeed, the track glides with grace, poise and patience. The elegant, easy tempo, combined with the magnificent melody and Mic’s signature sublime vocal conjures magic. The blend of deep boogie-funk power and heavenly sweetness is both infectious and goosebump-inducing.

Over on the flip-side, the instrumental slaps harder. Without Mic’s vocal it’s just pure groove, with nothing to stop you vibing all night - the bassline, the drums and the melody still connect. Hard. Pick your side, you won’t lose.

Working directly with Mic Murphy means that the audio for this re-issue of the classic 12" comes from the original tapes. Cut at 45 RPM and released in a plain sleeve, we’ve made sure this record is well up to the job of having a permanent place in every DJ’s bag. As far as we’re concerned, this is essential stuff.

Mic told us just how much it means to him to have “Much To Much” re-issued: “It’s an amazing feeling to have something you created almost 40 years ago still have relevance and even more amazing to be considered among the Northern Soul boogie anthems. And it’s especially important to me that we’re available again on vinyl”.
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Track list:
A1 Moon Desert
A2 Galaxy One Two Three
A3 Far from the Sun
B Lo Fi Hi (Ron Trent Remix)



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After his strong debut on our label last year Idan Hana is back with a very special follow up! This spring, close after his release on Berlin’s “Aterral” label , he celebrates a deeper and more open, eclectic side of his sound. This EP consists of a wonderful journey into jazzy, electronic spheres. The opener Moon Desert is a floating piano house track with ever evolving rhythms and melodies, showcasing the vast creativity happening in Idan’s LA studio during many late night shifts.

Placed as a short break is the cinematic and joyful “Galaxy One Two Three” interlude, sustaining the mood and setting the tone for the last track on the A side called “Far from the Sun”. This break beat joint is reminiscent of classic trip hop combined with atmospheric deep house grooves, organs and synthesizer flutes, topped with a distinct vocal sample.

On the flip there is a very special extended remix of one of Idan’s debut EP tracks “Lo Fi Hi” by none other than Chicago’s finest Ron Trent.
He reworked the original in his unique style and arrangement and elevates it to new heights by adding beautiful strings, guitar and keys.
We couldn’t have dreamt of a better remix for this track and are so honoured to have him featured on our label and this new Idan Hana EP.

All tracks have been mastered by Salz Mastering in Cologne. Art & Photography by Break 3000.
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Strictly limited splatter vinyl (300 only)

GENRE/S: Techno/Melodic House & Techno

TRACKLISTS:
A1) Marc Romboy & Timo Maas „Die Zeit“ (Original)
B1) Marc Romboy & Timo Maas „Die Zeit“ (Synthapella)

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We are delighted to announce that the highly anticipated collaboration between Timo Maas and Marc Romboy,
"Die Zeit," will be released on a limited color splatter vinyl. This 12" release features a powerful combination of
progressive tech beats and a thought-provoking German female vocal sample, making it a must-have for fans of
both artists.
"Die Zeit" is the result of a spontaneous studio session following the duo's back-to-back DJ set at the end of
2022. The track showcases the immense talent of both Maas and Romboy as they explore new creative
territories together.
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Tracklist:
(1) Raxon – Robotalia (DE-Q20-23-00013)
(2) Raxon – Kryptonite (DE-Q20-23-00014)

Release Info:
Next up is an overdue reunion with a familiar face. After his outstanding contribution to Cocoon Compilation S and his first solo EP on Cocoon Recordings, Raxon is back with a more than equally fascinating sound. The Egyptian-born and now Barcelona-based artist is back on it again, delivering two tracks that will take you on a journey through the depths of robotic soundscapes.
Intricate beats, hypnotic synthesizer melodies, deep bassline grooves, and distinctive EFX sounds create Raxon’s very special signature sound.

Straight drum programming paired with chirping percussions takes us away to embark on a travel through space and time while distinctive claps poke through a futuristic nebula of floating and shifting sequences. The twisted melody of “Robotalia” carries us to a parallel dimension of machine sound and if you listen closely, you can hear the robots’ screwing and sawing. Warping bleeps and mechanical effects complete the robotic feeling. Raxon’s understanding of structures and architectural abilities are reflected through the arrangement, slowly increasing to ecstasy.

“Kryptonite” scores with alien soundscapes. Stuttering vocals are the questions, while futuristic and dramatic chord stabs are the direct answer. A straight, radiant sound appears as an electronic trombone from outer space, offensively supporting the driving bassline. The symbiotic interplay between the euphoric synthesizer hook line and the relentless beat with pushing sharp hi-hats visualize powerful images in one's mind's eye. Suddenly the beat stagnates and results in a morphing break going head over heels developing a start-stop pitch effect that not only builds up tremendous tension but also bears an increased risk of melting your brain. We just love tape delay!



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