Tracklisting:
A1 Deepak Sharma - Roaring Twenties
A2 Deepak Sharma - Roaring Twenties (Inigo Kennedy remix)
B1 Deepak Sharma - Lost Generation
B2 Deepak Sharma - 19th Amendment

Release Note:
The Roaring Twenties is hopeful time for peace, a burgeoning economy, with progressive rights for all. A humble group of artists continues to create, share and evolve.

Roaring Twenties offers three mesmerizing rolling bass groove tracks by Deepak Sharma centered around being powerful and effective late-night weapons. Included is a potent, raw remix from Inigo Kennedy.

Side A begins with Roaring Twenties, its looping and hypnotic design will catch dancers immediately as they feel it through unyielding, timely percussive changes. Techno dignitary Inigo Kennedy offers an organic, stripped down and forceful remix that will push dancers through the night.

Side B begins with Lost Generation, its capacious feeling of clutching groove, polyrhythms and texture will instantly grip dancers. 19th Amendment is a juggernaut of strength and power. It's groove intensifies as sinister percussion flows.

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Tracklisting
A1 Deepak Sharma - Veil Of Secrecy
A2 Deepak Sharma - Veil Of Secrecy (Psyk remix)
B1 Deepak Sharma - Deep State
B2 Deepak Sharma - The Fourth Branch

Release Note
Side A begins with Veil of Secrecy, its darkness bubbling up from the depths of a strong bass groove, loaded with rich textures and quirky shifts. Psyk offers his hypnotic trademark on the remix, a stripped down feeling with skillful changes to provoke the mind.

Side B begins with Deep State, its intensity gripping immediately due to its lavish percussion, off-kilter leads and unrelenting rolling bass driving the masterly arrangement. The Fourth Branch marches an eerie minimalism into bass oblivion with an abundance of lush atmosphere and well timed changes.

We recognize that now is a difficult time in society across the globe and especially to our dance music community where the impact is still unknown, however because of this, we believe it is more important than ever to share a common bond and a love for techno.

Hidden proves again its strength in consistency and quality with another hard-hitting four-track EP by label boss, Deepak Sharma.

The release is tough, gritty, dark and reflective of both the times we live and the artist involved: Deepak Sharma's heavy, rolling and sobering originals are paired with a somber, powerful remix with subtle movements by Psyk.

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Tracklisting:
A1 Deepak Sharma & Cory James - Divine Dino
B1 Deepak Sharma & Cory James - Gowanus Taps

Release Note:
The 47th release features a collaboration between two friends, techno vets and label owners: Deepak Sharma and Cory James.

The result is a two track EP combining the best of what these experts have to offer in the hypnotic realm: rolling bass, subtle shifts in percussive movement and eerie sounds that create a complete late-night soundtrack.

Dino Divine
Side A features nine minutes of relentless groove with dramatic sweeping pads for the ultimate journey deep into the night.

Gowanus Taps
Side B has an analog and darker raw vibe, combining massive bass grooves with well-timed percussive surprises.
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Tracklisting:
A1 Deepak Sharma - Roaring Twenties
A2 Deepak Sharma - Roaring Twenties (Inigo Kennedy remix)
B1 Deepak Sharma - Lost Generation
B2 Deepak Sharma - 19th Amendment

Release Note:
The Roaring Twenties is hopeful time for peace, a burgeoning economy, with progressive rights for all. A humble group of artists continues to create, share and evolve.

Roaring Twenties offers three mesmerizing rolling bass groove tracks by Deepak Sharma centered around being powerful and effective late-night weapons. Included is a potent, raw remix from Inigo Kennedy.

Side A begins with Roaring Twenties, its looping and hypnotic design will catch dancers immediately as they feel it through unyielding, timely percussive changes. Techno dignitary Inigo Kennedy offers an organic, stripped down and forceful remix that will push dancers through the night.

Side B begins with Lost Generation, its capacious feeling of clutching groove, polyrhythms and texture will instantly grip dancers. 19th Amendment is a juggernaut of strength and power. It's groove intensifies as sinister percussion flows.

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Tracklisting
A1 Deepak Sharma - Veil Of Secrecy
A2 Deepak Sharma - Veil Of Secrecy (Psyk remix)
B1 Deepak Sharma - Deep State
B2 Deepak Sharma - The Fourth Branch

Release Note
Side A begins with Veil of Secrecy, its darkness bubbling up from the depths of a strong bass groove, loaded with rich textures and quirky shifts. Psyk offers his hypnotic trademark on the remix, a stripped down feeling with skillful changes to provoke the mind.

Side B begins with Deep State, its intensity gripping immediately due to its lavish percussion, off-kilter leads and unrelenting rolling bass driving the masterly arrangement. The Fourth Branch marches an eerie minimalism into bass oblivion with an abundance of lush atmosphere and well timed changes.

We recognize that now is a difficult time in society across the globe and especially to our dance music community where the impact is still unknown, however because of this, we believe it is more important than ever to share a common bond and a love for techno.

Hidden proves again its strength in consistency and quality with another hard-hitting four-track EP by label boss, Deepak Sharma.

The release is tough, gritty, dark and reflective of both the times we live and the artist involved: Deepak Sharma's heavy, rolling and sobering originals are paired with a somber, powerful remix with subtle movements by Psyk.

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A Hidden Recordings mainstay, JC Laurent’s once again combines his admiration and respect for Detroit’s gritty past with a modern touch that makes his techno / house sound all his own. Previously on the label, he released “From Nice to Berlin” with a remix from the legendary Fred P. AKA Black Jazz Consortium as well as “Southside” with a remix from UK’s Tom Dicicco (The Corner, Run Out Run). Handling important remix duties is Michigan native Myles Sergé. First introduced to techno in the late 80’s and described as a ‘Reclusive Perfectionist’, his haunting productions reflect influences from early Detroit / Chicago electronic music.
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Hidden Recordings delivers another unique sounding and memorable four-track vinyl. Yuuki Sakai’s “Ran Tan” EP is unlimited in distinctive sounds, energy and vibe. These tracks are rare, like no other combining experimental design with controlled and well-thought out drumming. Test your limits, teetering on the edge of madness as you try to decipher the dancefloor etiquette for each of these! Complimenting the release is a rare and wonderfully percussive-full remix from the undeniable A Mochi. A well established and respected techno vet who’s been deep in the Tokyo underground for over a decade.
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Following up his debut on the label, JC Laurent successfully returns with this memorbable four tracker, “Southside” EP. Using his influences from deep within Berlin and detroit, he resumes where he left off, continually blurring the lines between techno and house with an uncanny ability to make it look easy. similar to 2013’s “From Nice to Berlin”, we have been fortunate to cast an extremely well respected, and in-demand producer to join forces on this release. last time it was Fred P, and now Uk’s Tom Dicicco provides a heady, seductive remix of the title track. Tom has been busy releasing on labels such as Run Out Run, Stockholm LTD, Ear to Ground, Inner Surface and The Corner. additionally, his globetrotting dJ skills have found him inside Berghain and also a standout appearance at Boiler room in london. we love his work and glad he’s a part of it. Hidden Recordings again focuses on quality over quantity with another master- fully curated vinyl. “southside” ep looks to be the next classic in the already well stocked and established history of the imprint.
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Hidden gets back to basics in a dark techno, no frills, in-your-face kind of a way with Hamburgs Felix Lorusso throwing the hammer down on his debut EP. Expansive rolling techno goodness with sinister bass heavy drums drenched in sweat, geared towards tho More

Hidden Recordings introduces its largest and most ambitious project to date – the debut full length artist album of Mike Wall. Mike’s history with the label and his rapidly expanding profile has led to this joyous moment. The break-through German talent seamlessly sows nine originals full of over- arching musical motifs: mood, balance, and character – there is a sense of depth and sophistication that underlies Mike’s unique sound of grime and toughness.
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Wolkenreise finds the duo moving away from the dark, peak hour techno to a gentler sound that flirts with emotive deep house for something classy and inspired. The track offers here is built on a raw, unhurried kick. all important contrast comes from the dry, echoing claps (which cut gorgeously through the bass clouds like, well, thunder) at unexpected intervals; a distant, longing and muted organ line (i think) and some heavy hearted synths. it’s melancholic but optimistic, and has a certain classiness to it which i really dig.” -Teshno, January 2011. These are just some of the words that have many saying Wolkenreise is the single of year so far with massive global support from all over the world including Seth Troxler, Laurent Garnier, Craig Richards and Alexi Delano to name a few. Glistening and glowing remixes are created by the brilliant
minds of John Tejada, DJ QU and Rene Breitbarth to offer up a vinyl that is timeless.
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The diversity of the material here is unique as hidden ensures every inch of the techno spectrum is covered from deep, late night insanity to vintage detroit analog electronics for the rare release these days that is broad and well rounded. Featuring remixes from Franklin De Costa (Trapez), Andrea Ferlin (Sleep is Commercial), Alland Byallo (Pokerflat/Liebe Detail) and Andrew Grant (Barraca Music)
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06HR-vinyl has seen strong support globally with many well respected and beloved DJs playing the release, which includes the likes of Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Cari Lekebusch, Anja Schneider, Todd Bodine, 2000 and One, DJ Hell, and 16 Bit Lolitas. This year has seen Hidden Recordings make a dramatic impact in the world of techno with this release featuring remixes from Ambivalent (Minus), Argenis Brito (Cadenza) and Alexi Delano (Drumcode/ADNY/Clink) and upcoming releases featuring remixes from in-demand artists such as John Tejada, Rene Breitbarth, and DJ Qu, with many more lined up to close out 2010 and kick off 2011. Additional support for our music has come from Magda, Troy Pierce, Craig Richards, Paco Osuna, Cari Lekebusch, Speedy J, Stephan Bodzin and Tim Xavier. The label has also been featured on Carl Cox’s Global Radio Show, showcased
on Sweatlodge Berlin and written up in Time Out New York, Ibiza Voice, Big Shot Magazine and Techno Travelers.
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