Introducing ‘Double You,’ the latest four-track vinyl EP from celebrated producer Amadeo, soon to be released on One Records. Known for his standout releases on Yoyaku, Amadeo brings his refined touch to this EP, merging the realms of minimal house and techno. Each track on ‘Double You’ is a journey through deep, intricate rhythms and immersive soundscapes, making it a perfect addition for discerning DJs and vinyl aficionados alike. More

Subb-an continues to adapt and develop his One Records label with another EP from long-time collaborators Yamen & EDA.

As per usual - the duo's productions rounds up One Records signature sound perfectly: neatly reduced, modern minimal that doesn't shout too loudly for attention but is highly effective on the dance floor.

The 'Joe Kerr' EP is brimming with active, bouncing bass lines, darting stabs and pacy drums. Also included is a remix from the label head himself who sticks a new engine in 'Infinite Diversity' giving it a more potent, gritty drive. Man on fire Youandewan also weighs in with his take on Joe Kerr which interweaves tight stabs and drums with effortless flair - a sound that he's become renowned for and one that does the job on the floor without fail. More

Back with more dance floor weapons, One Records bring you Alex Arnout and ‘One Nation’ featuring the legendary Tyree Cooper. Killer remixes come courtesy of Cocoon and Cadenza favourite Argy and Dame Music’s Bloody Mary. Dogmatik boss Alex Arnout has been a firm staple in the One Records crew since the huge hit ‘Vanishing Point’ was released on the label back in 2011. For this next venture on One he offers a true slice of Chicago house featuring the Midwest favourite Tyree Cooper. An absolute hero for Alex and label heads Subb-an and Adam Shelton since they first heard his seminal tracks including ‘Turn Up The Bass’ and ‘Move Your Body’, they all jumped at the chance of having him involved in the release. With a punching beat and deep chords holding the rhythm, melodic keys soon creep into the foreground, complimented perfectly by Cooper’s sensational voice. Argy takes the reins for the first remix, offering a peak time house bomb like only he can. A firm favourite in the One Records camp yet making her first appearance on the label, Bloody Mary twists ‘One Nation’ with her sultry edge. Dark and hypnotic, she uses her own voice with added synths and a deep dose of acid.

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