First solo EP from the talented Signal ST also known as a member of Garage Shelter duo. 3 anthems for this third release from Midi Deux Entertainment: techno, deep & house to feed every dancefloors! Supported by : Axel Boman, San Soda, Dj Steaw, Chicago Skyway, S3A, Anetha, Eliott Litrowski




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Third Chapter of the Split Ep Series. the Dutchman Michel De Hey and Dj Steaw Fuses together Bygone With Vibrant Synths and Buoyant House Rhythms to Bring Us Four Dance floor Ready Musings !.... More

Coming straight from 42nd Street in Manhattan’s Hells Kitchen neighborhood, HPF015 brings us three fiery house tracks from NYC producer Coral O’Connor, each alive with floating melodies, tactical rhythms and thundering basslines suited for summer sunsets and dark dance floors alike. More

DJ Steaw returns on his own label with 4 bumpy tracks for the dancefloor !

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T. Jacques’ debut release comes on DJ Steaw’s House Puff, providing four floor-focused tracks, perfect for many situations. More

Chris Stussy touches down on Dj Steaw’s House Puff for the very first time to present you the ‘Positive Mind EP’. (A1) ‘Positive Mind’ kicks things off with very refreshing chord sounds, catchy b-lines and church voices that lead you dreaming in the breaks. (A2) ‘Alone In The Dark’ is a dance floor orientated track that keeps you moving all the way through. (B1) On the flip-side ‘You & Me, Together’ has that typical Stussy style with a bumpy bassline combined with deep and dreamy chords, next to some crunchy 909-drums. (B2) Cabinet Case rounds off the package with warm attitude via blissed out synth pads and a delightful MPC swing on crispy hi-hats.
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This release is a reissue of « Everydayz ep « with an unreleased dub from the vault . All tracks have been reworked with a new mixing and mastering for more good sounds
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New label run by DJ Steaw.the EP sees Salzburg-based deep house man Bernard Weiss continue his recent rich vein of form, which has included outings on RTCT and Muja. On the A-side you'll find the pleasingly chunky beats, held organ chords, toasty bass and sampled blues vocals of "What's Up Buddy", a floor-friendly concoction with enough haziness to please the heads amongst us. Flip for the vintage Prescription Records style goodness of "Different From The Rest" and the woozy warmth of analogue-rich West Coast deep house shuffler "Getting Dark" (which, to be honest, isn't actually that dark). More