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Part One of the Album "Let Me Dance"

Oliver Marquardt aka Dj Jauche, one of the avant-gardists and pioneers of the Berlin techno and house scene, releases his new album "Let Me Dance".
During the last 3 years, he has incorporated influences and experiences from over 35 years - as a DJ, event organiser and clubber - into his album.
The idea to produce this album was born in the lock-down and with it the desire to make people dance again - house music, in all its facets.

TRACKLISTS:

A1. Dj Jauche - Freedom Of Inner Evolution (08.21 min)
A2. Dj Jauche - Love Muzik (07.31 min)
B1. Dj Jauche - Let Me Dance (07.53 min)
B2. Dj Jauche - Soulcapella (03.38 min)
B3. Dj Jauche - We Need Music (04.40 min)
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White Vinyl Repress of FR 006!

This Remix Ep was original released in 2018.
Great House Record with some of Berlins best Producers DJ Jauche & Oliver Dollar. And dont forget the great cover version of an instant classic!
Must Have for House headz!

Including remixes by Oliver Dollar & Dj Jauche and the "Smooth Operator" Cover by Machomovers.


TRACKLISTS:

A1 Machomovers - Jaegermeister ( Oliver Dollar Remix )
A2 Machomovers - Jaegermeister ( Original Mix )
B1 Machomovers - Jaegermeister ( Dj Jauche Klappfix Mix )
B2 Machomovers - Smooth Operator
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After 3 successful releases on Nu Groove and Refuge Rec. comes the fourth strike of the Acid Jerks.
Eighties and nineties inspired house music, powerful and stylistically confident

TRACKLISTS:
A1. Acid Jerks - Utopia Vision (07.04 min)
A2. Acid Jerks - Instant (05.54 min)
B1. Acid Jerks - The Catalyst (06.18 min)
B2. Acid Jerks - Narcotic Illusion (05.11 min)
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Lim. Yellow Vinyl / 100 Copies!

After 3 successful releases on Nu Groove and Refuge Rec. comes the fourth strike of the Acid Jerks.
Eighties and nineties inspired house music, powerful and stylistically confident

TRACKLISTS:
A1. Acid Jerks - Utopia Vision (07.04 min)
A2. Acid Jerks - Instant (05.54 min)
B1. Acid Jerks - The Catalyst (06.18 min)
B2. Acid Jerks - Narcotic Illusion (05.11 min)
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FR 008 comes from Rockford Inc. First release came out on Jay Haze's Turning Spork to later be followed up on Hamburg Label, "Baalsaal" along with diverse remixes for the Berlin's "Sonar Kollektiv", FM Music and many more. This is a 3 Track Ep with a long, deep a-side, the track spreads over 11 minutes, always changing while keeping the foundations strong. The B-side brings us, "Why not a Piano", a classic call to the dancefloor deephouse number. The EP finishes off with the b2, a drum 'n bass oriented track with New York born singer Desney Bailey.

Tracklist:

A1. Rockford Inc - Levyana
B1. Rockford Inc - Why not a Piano
B2. Rockford Inc - Kinda (feat. Desney Bailey)
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Oliver Dollar, Stefan Braatz and legendary Osunlade have created another stomping Pearl for the Dancefloor. Housemusic at it´s best.

TRACKLISTS:

A1. Isolated (Original Mix)
B1. Isolated (Alternative Dub)
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A Fresh and timeles Ep from the Fine Berlin DJ and Producer "Phazer".
He is one of the Old School Heads of Berlin's Underground House Scene in the early 90's.
After releasing Music on "Cabinet Records" & "Eclipser Chaser", we´re proud to release 3 of his fresh and uplifting House Cuts made for the Dancefloor.
Also included is an remix by Dj Jauche of Phazer´s "Could It be".

TRACKLISTS:

A1 Phazer - Could it be
A2 Phazer - Not afraid

B1 Phazer - Could it be (Dj Jauche Rework)
B2 Phazer - Lost Tape



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Three harmonic and deep tracks which were made mid of the town in a lab of Berlins Underground Basement. Created as a reminiscence to the deep beauty of our souls and the sound of labels like Tonika or Driftwood More

Format: Vinyl 12” (180 gr., Limited Full Cover)

Track list:
A1. I need to know
A2. Do you think about me
A3. Freddie’s groove
B1. Phantom feat. The Potash Twins
B2. Endless life
B3. When we last met

Release Info:
Crackazat & Heist present: “Senses”. A stunning mini album that sees the artist deliver a heartwarming perspective on contemporary electronic
music
On “Senses”, we see the pure talent of Crackazat come to life like never before. We’ve all danced to “Alfa” or his most recent hit on Heist “Demucha” and
have heard his venture into the more poppy side of things with his 2022 album ‘Evergreen’ on Freerange. “Senses” however, is on another level. Crackazat
takes you on a sonic journey exploring his musical personality with live keys, vocals, bass and production all coming from his studio in Uppsala, Sweden. The
jazzy horns that are featured throughout are recorded by Adeev and Ezra Potash, better known as the Potash twins. The duo took a sidestep from their
recordings with John Legend, Robert Glasper and even Diplo to dive into this project with Crackazat and help him deliver arguably his best work to date.
The 6-track album starts off with the low-slung groove of ‘I need to know’. The whole atmosphere is warm, dreamy and seems to be written to lift your spirits,
no matter where you are in life. Plucked strings, arpeggios and long horn notes give this song its energy, which is subtly supported by lo-fi drums and sparse
bass licks.
“Do you think about me”, keeps the energy tight with a lovely drum groove and a sparse bass section. From the first note of the track, you get the feeling like
the energy could change any moment. Halfway through this is exactly what happens, when uplifting keys and a buzzing lead take control of the track. The
string arrangement is subtle enough to never overshadow the other instrumentation, but simply adds a beautiful layer to a track that’s already filled with
emotion. It’s all smiles when the energy of this track is set loose!
If “Do you think about me” is Crackazat in pop mode, “Freddie’s Groove” is Crackazat in full-on jazz mode. The nod to Freddie Hubbard is clear, and
Crackazat cleverly takes ideas from both the jazz legend and his legendary French sampler, Pepe Bradock for this track. The horns are deep and moody, the
groove is jazz-house at its best and Crackazat’s soft vocals have the perfect amount of fragility to fit the groove. The changeover into a stabby synth section
halfway through the track is a subtle reminder from the skilled producer that – even with all these musical elements – he can direct you to the front of the
dancefloor with the twist of a note.
“Phantom” sees Crackazat move into a shuffling Latin-dance vibe. Here, the song reaches its full potential through the horn section, so it’s only fitting that this
is the feature track for the Potash Twins. The Latin rhythms are lush, the key progression is on point and the energy on this track just keeps on going with
layers and layers of horns, powerful vocal chops, and subtle but effective percussion changeovers.
“Endless life” is a track that feels like it’s building up momentum with every repetition. Whether it’s the broken beat groove, the offbeat keys or the sparse
horn hits, chord hits or leads, there’s a certain energy in this track that takes a hold of you and simply doesn’t let go.
The outro “When we last met” is built around vibey drunk keys and a downtempo hip-hop groove. There’s a hint of old school D’angelo in this track and you
can clearly hear the artist feels at ease with the path he’s taking the listener on. It’s a perfect ending to a record that showcases the beautiful world that
Crackazat has crafted through his compositions and one thing is for sure: This is an album we will all keep coming back to for a long time to come.
Yours Sincerely,
Maarten & Lars More

Tracklist:

A1) Just Fine (Extended Version)
A2) Mind & Soul (Italo Version)
B1) Don't Think Twice (Ash Lauryn Remix)
B2) Mind & Soul (Art Of Tones Remix Extended)
B3) Mind & Soul (Art Of Tones Dub)

Blessed Madonna, Pete Tong, Gerd Janson, Ash Lauryn... the list of great DJs playing and loving Sam Ruffillo's very special italian disco music is long. With only 3 EPs on Toy Tonics, he might be the most talked about producer on the Berlin label (with Cody Currie and Coeo). One of his Italian disco songs form his last EP ITALIANISSIMO ("Chiamami Subito“) made it into the high rotation playlist of the biggest Italian pop radio and is still growing in the international club underground.

Now Sam comes with a new EP. And this EP shows his other side. Until now Sam has been known for his Italian organic disco songs (no samples, all instruments played live). But for his new BROOKLYN TAPES EP the Italo-Sicilian DJ, producer and super styler Sam Ruffillo worked with a few American rappers and soul singers to create what a New York critic called „post digital soul house music“.

In fact these 4 songs are house and electronic funk - but it's also rap music and R&B and disco. Played in a very modern way, musically colorful and complex and extremely groovy. Its dance music made by musicians - not by DJs. And that makes a big difference. The melodic and harmonic elements are catchy and clever, the chord progressions are beautiful and the syncopated bass lines make you think about great bass play by maestros like Bootsy Collins or Marcus Miller (musicians know them!). It’s a rap house & disco soul EP and it features a well known Canadian rapper (who decided to stay anonymous) as well as Edson Sean, soul singer and composer from New York.

For Toy Tonics this is one more step in the evolution of high quality dancefloor music for the future. Combining house with soul, jazz with 4 to the floor beats, disco with Indie, the Toy Tonics crew is working hard on new forms of quality dance music. And finding the most interesting new artists. With Sam Ruffillo, and the other American artists on Toy Tonics (NY singer Kosmo Kint, American jazz keyboardist Joel Holmes...) the label is bringing together what's internationally new in the dance world - with no borders and no limits...

Remixes for this EP by some of Sam's fans: Ash Lauryn from Detroit, Eli Escobar from New York and Art Of Tones from France.





















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Tracklist 12":

A1) Invincible (David Morales Club Mix)
A2) Invincible (David Morales NYC Remix)
B1) Too Big (Atjazz Remix Extended)
B2) Fake Love (Kai Alce Remix)

Release Info:
This is a fat package of remixes. David Morales, Kai Alce, Atjazz, The Checkup. All reworked songs from the upcoming debut album of Kosmo Kint.

Toy Tonics discovered Kosmo Kint 3 years ago when looking for a singer to work with. Kosmo is a Soul vocalist raised in New York. He lives in Berlin since a few years, after studying Opera singing in Vienna and was looking for the right crew to hook up in Berlin. Toy Tonics was perfect. Now, After 4 collaborations on songs of different Toy Tonics artists (Kapote, Rhode & Brown, Mangabey, Sam Ruffilo) Kosmo is ready for an solo album. The album will come out in spring, as the music has a fresh uptempo neo soul vibe. But these 4 remixes are made to introduce the voice of Kosmo. Four fat remixes. Check out.



















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