Tracklist:
A1 Kone Kone Sampadan 30
A2 Todh Teri Sampadan 31
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 32
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 33

Short Info:
The man with the funky plan is back! Known for his groovy disco edits, Todh Teri is back
with Deep In India Vol. 9. This all new record features another fellow sampler and old time
record digger - Kone Kone.
The album starts off with Sampadan 30 where Kone Kone works his magic to bring out delicious crossover disco beats that characterise the charming 80s flowing into the alluring
90s of the Indian cinescape, with the old school glam of electric guitars and synths. This
thumping track is followed by Sampadan 31 which is reminiscent of Chicago house but
with Todh Teri’s classic Indian touch. Next up is Sampadan 32, with a simple yet funky
bassline and juicy vocals that make you travel back in time to a golden era, making it quite
an enticing vibe. Find solace with Sampadan 33, the final track on the record, a quintessential dub version of another classic that will make your head bob and drift you off to a
safe & happy place.All in all, this record is wholesome as it has something for each and
every listener with a brilliant illustration by Costanza Chandra in collaboration with Masala
Movement More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 26
A2 Kone Kone Sampadan 27
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 28
B2 Todh Teri & United Machines Sampadan 29

Short Info:
Deep In India Volume 8 is a new compilation by Todh Teri, the unidentified being
who’s known for his groovy disco edits from the Indian subcontinent. This particular record
features two of his fellow beatmakers, Kone Kone and United Machines as they add their
personal touch to selected tunes from the yesteryears.
Sampadan 26 brings out fresh percussive beats, reminiscent of Indian cinema from the
80s with the Todh Teri’s iconic acid twist. In the “following” track Sampadan 27, Kone Kone
drives us a decade ahead into the 90s with a unique cusp of mystery blended with a funky
sound. Next up, Todh Teri flows into a classic tune, in Sampadan 28, with elements of jazz
that fuse well with the disco spirit of this record, as he pays a tribute to one of the greatest
Indian music composers. The final track on this album is a collaborative effort with United
Machines from India, who makes use of some crazy synths in Sampadan 29 that gives a
fresh symbiotic effect to an old school favorite. This eight edition of the Deep In India series presents a new perspective as it extends from conventional bollybeats and moves towards underground disco and house beats with each track. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 22
A2 La Jawab Sampadan 23
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 24
B2 Kone Kone Sampadan 25
Short Info:
The world may have come to a halt these days. However, Todh Teri & his international
bunch of merry pranksters never stop digging the rich Indian cinema music back catalogue. With Deep In India Volume 7, they have emerged & presented their best work for a
globally keen audience.
The first on this record - Sampadan 22 - is an italo cut, reminiscing the glittery disco divas
of the 80s & beyond. The disco fever continues with Sampadan 23 where brand new disco
prankster La Jawab reworks the quintessential Indian cinema classic track - with an ever
cascading French touch.
Todh Teri slows down the platter with Sampadan 24, and turns up the acid on a deeper
interpolation of a 90s Bollywood chartbuster. And finally with Sampadan 25, Deep in India
repeat offender Kone Kone flips nostalgic Indian dreams into head nodding boom bap
beats.
Brand new music for a brand new world - waiting to fill your bodies, minds & soul - with
that funky goodness that you need. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 18
A2 AAGUU Sampadan 19
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 20
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 21

Short Info:
Deep in India Volume 6 is probably the most intense release by live electronic artist &
Indian disco edit king Todh Teri. It is a definite milestone in his ongoing endeavour of
releasing and (most importantly) representing mysterious disco & house edits - from the
Indian silver screen - on vinyl. He immediately gets down to business with Sampadan 18
as it swoons you down to disco town, providing you quintessential 80s thunder & lightning
for competitive street dancing. In Sampadan 19, he passes the remix baton to AAGUU (his
first release), who further intensifies the dance off with a trippy arpeggiator induced frenzy.
Sampadan 20 is a must have house tool to instantly ignite peak moments on the dance
floor, with it's gliding riffs, South Indian disco chants, & epic instrumental crescendos. And
finally, Sampadan 21 rounds off the energy with a cumbia tinged acid rework - straight
from the Bollywood silver screen of the 60s.
So this fall & winter, if you are looking for some disco wool... Todh Teri will get your record
bags full. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 14
A2 Kone Kone Sampadan 15
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 16
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 17

Shortinfo:
For the uninitiated, good old disco music fever has (once again) taken over the dance
music world in recent years. And if you are looking for some rare & obscure grooves on
wax, your infamously enigmatic live electronic artist & Indian disco edit king Todh Teri has
got you covered for any dance-floor situation for this season. With Deep In India Volume 5,
he offers a unique vinyl tool for your collection that deftly interpolates 2 evergreen disco
gems from the South Indian silver screens.
Sampadan 14 is a rolling 303 disco work out, peppered with lush & summery vocals.
Sampadan 15 is a chunkier interpretation of the same by the equally mysterious Kone
Kone, built strictly for stereo wide dance moves. Sampadan 16 is an 80s breakdancing
groove bridged with classic 90s lush & wavy house beats. And Sampadan 17 pushes the
same chunky house madness further into peak time dance floor rambling business. Dance
music so ill... buy this copy to get your fill. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 10
A2 Todh Teri Sampadan 11
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 12
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 13

Shortinfo:
International man of mystery Todh Teri is back on his mission of sneaking in acid tinged
Bollywood cuts at clubs & festivals globally (by sneaking into the record bags of
unsuspecting DJs & selectors worldwide).
With Volume 4 of Deep in India, he presents 4 new flavours with which he further cements
these intentions. First up, a big slice of Caribbean sunshine that's straight out of the silver
screen, which guarantees to energise dance floors of all sizes.
Next up - an updated classic disco anthem, for the Spanish hustlin' / bell bottom peddlin'
disco freak inside of you. Followed by oodles of dance floor intrigue & mystery, with a
rolling acid stomper that's best suited for dark warehouses & basements.
And finally, a slow burning slice of acid funk, chugging away on a bed of layered 303
basslines & suspense. With 4 new edits of various contrasts, Deep in India Volume 4 aims
to be 'that freaky record' in your record bag this season.
More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 7
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 8
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 9

Shortinfo:
Fresh from his recent tour full of sweaty live sets & deep record digging in the motherland,
Todh Teri is back with the 3rd instalment of his Deep in India series of edits & reworks.
First up, a chunky acid rework of a huge 90s hit - brimmed with relentless drum
programming & shimmering peaks of ecstasy. Followed up by a suspenseful tribal house
reinterpretation of a 60s cabaret classic (with a breathless twist that would definitely leave
the purists scratching their heads). The final one is strictly day time dance business
drenched in Caribbean sun rays & the evergreen vocals of 80s Pakistani disco diva.All 3
tracks in this release are the essential Bollywood disco curve balls that you need in your
record bag to set dance floors ablaze all over the world.
More

Tracklist :

A1. Sampadan 4
A2. Sampadan 5
B2. Sampadan 6

Shortinfo:

Following up right after its first vinyl release, Todh Teri returns with Volume 2. Todh Teri's retrospective continues to reimagine the golden era of Indian cinema.

Sampadan chaar revisits a Bollywood ballad with a light breeze of acid thrown on. Next up, a homage to a legendary Indian producer, with a retouch to his classic 1980's tune. The final edit on the EP takes on a sensuous super hit from a Pakistani-born disco queen. Giving it a little soul, and a lot of groove. Making this a significant release that proves the artist will continue to produce top notch reworks.

Once again Todh Teri recreates memories of the legacy Indian music directors & singers left behind. A tribute that's fresh & definitive.

In the past, Todh Teri has brought this style of music to Berlin's well known night life like Voll Schoen & Wilde Renate. The act debuted a very special LIVE set at Wilde Renate, this August.
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Todh Teri announces the launch of its debut release,with a limited vinyl only edition.

Tracklist :
A1. Todh Teri Sampadan 1
A2. Todh Teri Sampadan 2
B2. Todh Teri Sampadan 3

Shortinfo:
Todh Teri announces the launch of its debut release,with a limited vinyl only edition.
Todh Teri is the revival of the golden era in Indian cinema. It’s the resurgence of Indian disco, funk & cabaret from the 70’s , 80’s & 90’s.
Deep in India Vol.1 goes back to its homegrown roots and gives us three classic gems. Each edit retaining its original flavor & a little something more to take to the dance floor.Todh Teri polishes off each track with a signature groove if its own.
Ten seconds into an edit and you are deep in India!
In the past, Todh Teri has brought this style of music to Berlin’s clubs like Rummelsbucht & Wilde Renate. The act is scheduled to showcase in July at Sispyhos, Berlin & set for a very special LIVE debut at Wilde Renate, this August.

In an Interview with Todh Teri, Red Bull said –
„Indian artists have been loath to touch anything Bollywood and understandably so… Step in Todh Teri who wants to “connect the lost world of Indian disco with western club sounds.”
Teri understands that “most Indian artists are (or were) not sure [about edits], because without proper execution, they can be easily clubbed as [mainstream] Bollywood remixes.” More

Tracklist:
A1 Kone Kone Sampadan 30
A2 Todh Teri Sampadan 31
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 32
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 33

Short Info:
The man with the funky plan is back! Known for his groovy disco edits, Todh Teri is back
with Deep In India Vol. 9. This all new record features another fellow sampler and old time
record digger - Kone Kone.
The album starts off with Sampadan 30 where Kone Kone works his magic to bring out delicious crossover disco beats that characterise the charming 80s flowing into the alluring
90s of the Indian cinescape, with the old school glam of electric guitars and synths. This
thumping track is followed by Sampadan 31 which is reminiscent of Chicago house but
with Todh Teri’s classic Indian touch. Next up is Sampadan 32, with a simple yet funky
bassline and juicy vocals that make you travel back in time to a golden era, making it quite
an enticing vibe. Find solace with Sampadan 33, the final track on the record, a quintessential dub version of another classic that will make your head bob and drift you off to a
safe & happy place.All in all, this record is wholesome as it has something for each and
every listener with a brilliant illustration by Costanza Chandra in collaboration with Masala
Movement More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 26
A2 Kone Kone Sampadan 27
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 28
B2 Todh Teri & United Machines Sampadan 29

Short Info:
Deep In India Volume 8 is a new compilation by Todh Teri, the unidentified being
who’s known for his groovy disco edits from the Indian subcontinent. This particular record
features two of his fellow beatmakers, Kone Kone and United Machines as they add their
personal touch to selected tunes from the yesteryears.
Sampadan 26 brings out fresh percussive beats, reminiscent of Indian cinema from the
80s with the Todh Teri’s iconic acid twist. In the “following” track Sampadan 27, Kone Kone
drives us a decade ahead into the 90s with a unique cusp of mystery blended with a funky
sound. Next up, Todh Teri flows into a classic tune, in Sampadan 28, with elements of jazz
that fuse well with the disco spirit of this record, as he pays a tribute to one of the greatest
Indian music composers. The final track on this album is a collaborative effort with United
Machines from India, who makes use of some crazy synths in Sampadan 29 that gives a
fresh symbiotic effect to an old school favorite. This eight edition of the Deep In India series presents a new perspective as it extends from conventional bollybeats and moves towards underground disco and house beats with each track. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 22
A2 La Jawab Sampadan 23
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 24
B2 Kone Kone Sampadan 25
Short Info:
The world may have come to a halt these days. However, Todh Teri & his international
bunch of merry pranksters never stop digging the rich Indian cinema music back catalogue. With Deep In India Volume 7, they have emerged & presented their best work for a
globally keen audience.
The first on this record - Sampadan 22 - is an italo cut, reminiscing the glittery disco divas
of the 80s & beyond. The disco fever continues with Sampadan 23 where brand new disco
prankster La Jawab reworks the quintessential Indian cinema classic track - with an ever
cascading French touch.
Todh Teri slows down the platter with Sampadan 24, and turns up the acid on a deeper
interpolation of a 90s Bollywood chartbuster. And finally with Sampadan 25, Deep in India
repeat offender Kone Kone flips nostalgic Indian dreams into head nodding boom bap
beats.
Brand new music for a brand new world - waiting to fill your bodies, minds & soul - with
that funky goodness that you need. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 18
A2 AAGUU Sampadan 19
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 20
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 21

Short Info:
Deep in India Volume 6 is probably the most intense release by live electronic artist &
Indian disco edit king Todh Teri. It is a definite milestone in his ongoing endeavour of
releasing and (most importantly) representing mysterious disco & house edits - from the
Indian silver screen - on vinyl. He immediately gets down to business with Sampadan 18
as it swoons you down to disco town, providing you quintessential 80s thunder & lightning
for competitive street dancing. In Sampadan 19, he passes the remix baton to AAGUU (his
first release), who further intensifies the dance off with a trippy arpeggiator induced frenzy.
Sampadan 20 is a must have house tool to instantly ignite peak moments on the dance
floor, with it's gliding riffs, South Indian disco chants, & epic instrumental crescendos. And
finally, Sampadan 21 rounds off the energy with a cumbia tinged acid rework - straight
from the Bollywood silver screen of the 60s.
So this fall & winter, if you are looking for some disco wool... Todh Teri will get your record
bags full. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 14
A2 Kone Kone Sampadan 15
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 16
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 17

Shortinfo:
For the uninitiated, good old disco music fever has (once again) taken over the dance
music world in recent years. And if you are looking for some rare & obscure grooves on
wax, your infamously enigmatic live electronic artist & Indian disco edit king Todh Teri has
got you covered for any dance-floor situation for this season. With Deep In India Volume 5,
he offers a unique vinyl tool for your collection that deftly interpolates 2 evergreen disco
gems from the South Indian silver screens.
Sampadan 14 is a rolling 303 disco work out, peppered with lush & summery vocals.
Sampadan 15 is a chunkier interpretation of the same by the equally mysterious Kone
Kone, built strictly for stereo wide dance moves. Sampadan 16 is an 80s breakdancing
groove bridged with classic 90s lush & wavy house beats. And Sampadan 17 pushes the
same chunky house madness further into peak time dance floor rambling business. Dance
music so ill... buy this copy to get your fill. More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 10
A2 Todh Teri Sampadan 11
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 12
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 13

Shortinfo:
International man of mystery Todh Teri is back on his mission of sneaking in acid tinged
Bollywood cuts at clubs & festivals globally (by sneaking into the record bags of
unsuspecting DJs & selectors worldwide).
With Volume 4 of Deep in India, he presents 4 new flavours with which he further cements
these intentions. First up, a big slice of Caribbean sunshine that's straight out of the silver
screen, which guarantees to energise dance floors of all sizes.
Next up - an updated classic disco anthem, for the Spanish hustlin' / bell bottom peddlin'
disco freak inside of you. Followed by oodles of dance floor intrigue & mystery, with a
rolling acid stomper that's best suited for dark warehouses & basements.
And finally, a slow burning slice of acid funk, chugging away on a bed of layered 303
basslines & suspense. With 4 new edits of various contrasts, Deep in India Volume 4 aims
to be 'that freaky record' in your record bag this season.
More

Tracklist:
A1 Todh Teri Sampadan 7
B1 Todh Teri Sampadan 8
B2 Todh Teri Sampadan 9

Shortinfo:
Fresh from his recent tour full of sweaty live sets & deep record digging in the motherland,
Todh Teri is back with the 3rd instalment of his Deep in India series of edits & reworks.
First up, a chunky acid rework of a huge 90s hit - brimmed with relentless drum
programming & shimmering peaks of ecstasy. Followed up by a suspenseful tribal house
reinterpretation of a 60s cabaret classic (with a breathless twist that would definitely leave
the purists scratching their heads). The final one is strictly day time dance business
drenched in Caribbean sun rays & the evergreen vocals of 80s Pakistani disco diva.All 3
tracks in this release are the essential Bollywood disco curve balls that you need in your
record bag to set dance floors ablaze all over the world.
More

Tracklist :

A1. Sampadan 4
A2. Sampadan 5
B2. Sampadan 6

Shortinfo:

Following up right after its first vinyl release, Todh Teri returns with Volume 2. Todh Teri's retrospective continues to reimagine the golden era of Indian cinema.

Sampadan chaar revisits a Bollywood ballad with a light breeze of acid thrown on. Next up, a homage to a legendary Indian producer, with a retouch to his classic 1980's tune. The final edit on the EP takes on a sensuous super hit from a Pakistani-born disco queen. Giving it a little soul, and a lot of groove. Making this a significant release that proves the artist will continue to produce top notch reworks.

Once again Todh Teri recreates memories of the legacy Indian music directors & singers left behind. A tribute that's fresh & definitive.

In the past, Todh Teri has brought this style of music to Berlin's well known night life like Voll Schoen & Wilde Renate. The act debuted a very special LIVE set at Wilde Renate, this August.
More

Todh Teri announces the launch of its debut release,with a limited vinyl only edition.

Tracklist :
A1. Todh Teri Sampadan 1
A2. Todh Teri Sampadan 2
B2. Todh Teri Sampadan 3

Shortinfo:
Todh Teri announces the launch of its debut release,with a limited vinyl only edition.
Todh Teri is the revival of the golden era in Indian cinema. It’s the resurgence of Indian disco, funk & cabaret from the 70’s , 80’s & 90’s.
Deep in India Vol.1 goes back to its homegrown roots and gives us three classic gems. Each edit retaining its original flavor & a little something more to take to the dance floor.Todh Teri polishes off each track with a signature groove if its own.
Ten seconds into an edit and you are deep in India!
In the past, Todh Teri has brought this style of music to Berlin’s clubs like Rummelsbucht & Wilde Renate. The act is scheduled to showcase in July at Sispyhos, Berlin & set for a very special LIVE debut at Wilde Renate, this August.

In an Interview with Todh Teri, Red Bull said –
„Indian artists have been loath to touch anything Bollywood and understandably so… Step in Todh Teri who wants to “connect the lost world of Indian disco with western club sounds.”
Teri understands that “most Indian artists are (or were) not sure [about edits], because without proper execution, they can be easily clubbed as [mainstream] Bollywood remixes.” More

GENRE/S: indie-disco, disco-house, house, nu-disco

TRACKLIST:
A1 1999 - david bay & gome
A2 strangers - david bay
A3 <3 beat - david bay
A4 dancing on the edge - david bay

B1 1999 (Lauer Remix)
B2 strangers (Marie Lung Dub)
B3 <3 beat (Digitalism Remix)
B4 dancing on the edge (Dylan C. Greene Remix)

SHORT INFO:
Comic relief serves as a refreshing element that lightens up a tense or tragic situation. It creates a moment of contrast and distraction from the seriousness of the scene. This pattern can also be found in literature and film, in humorous characters like Chandler from the sitcom Friends. Especially in difficult times like these, we all occasionally long for comic relief. With his new EP, David Bay tries to create exactly such a moment of escape.
The songs on the EP unite an organic yet modern approach to indie, disco, and house music. David combines the two worlds he is rooted in: growing up in an indie band and, at the same time, running a disco-house label. After two edit EPs and a collection of singles with classic instrumentation and songwriting, this release brings everything together – music that sounds distinctly indie, but with a pulsating house beat.
Next to the four originals on the A-side, each track was remixed and is to be heard on the B-side of this vinyl: 80ies-influenced and well-known producer Lauer contributed his version of disco-gem „1999“, up and coming Dj- and producer Marie Lung flipped the indie-disco track „strangers“ into a deep and housy groover - Electro-legends Digitalism turned the dance-floor-ballad „<3 beat“ into a French-House belter and Dylan C. Greene hailing all the way from San Francisco remixed „dancing on the edge“. Out now on vinyl, only on Zissou Records.

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Artwork and Typography by Stefan Marx

Smallville Records welcomes Barcelona’s Lis Sarroca onto the imprint this November with her four-track ‘Untitled Thoughts’ EP.
Since 2018, Barcelona, Spain’s Lis Sarroca has been steadily unveiling her take on House, Techno, Disco and Electro via the likes of Shall Not Fade, Hot Haus and Chiwax among others as well maintain a steady presence across the globe as a heavily in demand DJ. Here, we see Sarocca making her debut on Smallville with her latest collection of works, again showcasing her widespread influences and mesmerising sonic aesthetic across four cuts.
Up first is ‘Atacote’, a hypnotic house cut with a Balearic feel courtesy of breathy vocals, cinematic strings, piano lines and hazy atmospherics, intertwined with organic percussion and bouncy sub bass tones. ‘Breaks Reminder’ follows and shifts gear into a broken rhythm section, squelchy acid lines and textural synths throughout.
Opening the flip-side is ‘Early Years’, diving back into deeper realms with a multitude of ethereal pads, dubby synth flutters, plucked bass hits and crisp drums. ‘Might Be’ then concludes the EP on a more chuggy Nu-Disco tip, employing gritty bass stabs, bubbling arpeggios, airy flute melodies and a saturated off-kilter drum groove.
Comes with a Full Cover Artwork by Stefan Marx

Tracklist:
A1 Atacote
A2 Breaks Reminder
B1 Early Years
B2 Might Be

All tracks written & produced by Lis Sarroca
Mastering and Vinyl cut by Helmut Erler at Lathesville More

Genre: Electronica Romantica / Nu Disco

System Olympia drops her album debut and, in turn, initiates her Okay Nature label. 'Delta Of Venus' takes elements of minimal synth/wave, pop, contemporary R&B, and fashions them into this steely, icy cool and highly original new form whilst keeping loyal to the DIY tradition. Stunning release that you really don't want to miss.

A Side:
The Only Way To Do It
Sirius Desire
So True
Look With Your Eyes
Possible Worlds


B Side:
Erotic Line
Tommib
You’re Not Talking
6AM Romance
Not Us (U)

Vital Sales Point:

First album from System Olympia
Sold out on presale twice when previously released
Currently selling for £ 100 average on Discogs.


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GENRE/S: House, Deep House

TRACKLIST:

[12” vinyl]
A: Stay Here
B: Writer

Two of the most sensitive and sweet big room bangers to ever fill a floor, here’s Stay Here and Writer, the results of a recent machine jam between heavyweights of emotional dance music, Fort Romeau and Gold Panda.

Stay Here strikes first with slowly simmering synthesizers intertwining with slinky guitars and delicate vocal samples, while b-side Writer shows up to the party loaded with restrained euphoria, steady beats paving the path for the fragile acoustic elements of its glorious, beatless ending.

All of this spiked with just the right amount of acid to keep things constantly entrancing!

The record comes wrapped up in designer Eliot Axelsson's blurry shapes and vivid colours, arriving on vinyl and in digital form through Studio Barnhus on November 8.
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Genre: Balearic, Boogie, Vintage

After a string of ambient and experimental releases across labels such as Bedroom Suck, Best Effort, Ken Oath and Analogue Attic, Matthew Hayes - veteran bassist of Z*F*E*X, welcomes his latest project Xpress Point, designed to keep your hips moving rather than kicked back on your couch. Born out of jam sessions and collaborations with artists such as Dreamcastmoe, Jitwam, Ziggy Zeitgeist, Finn Rees and Allysha Joy and an obsession with reclaiming the nostalgic sound sounds of the Korg M1 and Yamaha DX7, Xpress Point, which takes Its name from a local surf break off the coast of Phillip Island, draws heavily from the boogie tradition with a nod to vapourware, downtempo, balearic and funk breaks.
Assembled in 2023 across Melbourne/Naarm, London and Berlin, from surf breaks to crusty drum breaks, Xpress Point is a vehicle for Hayes to search for the perfect bass line, explore funk minimalism, continue nurturing longtime musical relationships with close friends and offer his own take on music to make you move.


A1. Been Remindin’ Me
A2. Newbutt Lane
A3. Wine w/Me
A4. Gregory
A5. Ohh take!
B1. Feel Free
B2. Boi plz don’t go
B3. Go For It
B4. Follow Me More

12"

GENRE:
Deep House


TRACKLISTS:
1. Choreosexual
2. No Respite

SHORT INFO:
The seventh excursion on our beloved Vessel and the joyful return of Jacob Ohrberg. Two lengthy deep tracks.


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Limited Edition, includes
- 4 x 12” with full cover artwork
- exclusive Bonus-10” with new remixes from Amirali and REZarin
- printed Energy 52 biography leaflet
- handnumbered

GENRE/S:
Progressive House, Techno, Trance, Breaks

TRACKLISTS:
A. Café Del Mar (DJ Kid Paul Mix 30 years anniversary Vinyl Remaster)
B. Café Del Mar (Three ’N One Remix 30 years anniversary Vinyl Remaster)
C. Café Del Mar (Nalin & Kane Remix)
D. Café Del Mar (Deadmau5 Remix)
E. Café Del Mar (Tale Of Us Renaissance Remix)
F. Café Del Mar (Paul van Dyk’s XOXO Remix)
G. Café Del Mar (Orbital Remix)
H. Café Del Mar (Michael Mayer Remix)
I. Cafe Del Mar (Amirali Extended Remix)
J. Cafe Del Mar (REZarin Extended Remix)

SHORT INFO:
Energy 52's Café Del Mar is one of the most iconic tracks in dance music. Over the years, Café Del Mar has achieved legendary status, regularly featuring in lists of the greatest dance tracks of all time. To put it simply, Café Del Mar is a cultural phenomenon, encapsulating the spirit of an era and influencing generations of artists and fans alike.
Superstition Records appreciates the 30th anniversary of the legendary track with a limited box set release consisting of four 12”es and an exclusive Bonus-10”.
The original version (DJ Kid Paul Mix) and the Three ‘N One remix appear in remastered, vinyl only versions alongside new classic remixes from Nalin & Kane, deadmau5 and Tale Of Us. The newer remixes include Paul Van Dyk’s XOXO remix as well as reworks from Orbital and Michael Mayer. The package also includes a Bonus-10” featuring new, exclusive remixes from UK producer Amirali and Latvian DJ REZarin.






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- Limited Edition of 350 copies
- Thick high quality picture sleeve with hype sticker
- Previously unissued on vinyl, recorded in 1986

The Outer Edge is excited to announce the release of an intense and previously undiscovered funk rap / boogie single, featuring two tracks recorded in 1986.

While researching for his book on 80s funk music in Germany, DJ Scientist explored bands from Bavaria that collaborated with GIs. One of these bands is Grand Slam, a group that remains active to this day. The band’s leader, Toby Mayerl, lived near a US Army base in Amberg, where he fell in love with funk after hearing Roger Troutman and Zapp. He soon became part of two groups: Total Control and Grand Slam.

Originally led by guitarist Harry Zawrel, Grand Slam had a “European” funk sound similar to Talking Heads or Level 42. However, in 1985, Mayerl took over the band and merged it with Total Control, a mixed group that included African-American soldiers. From that point on, they shifted towards a heavier funk and soul sound, continuing to work with musicians from the GI community. By late 1986, they had enough material to record their debut album, Make My Day. Although published by the independent label Kerston, the album was only available on cassette, primarily sold at their concerts in early 1987.

DJ Scientist managed to track down an original copy of this ultra-rare tape in the MUZ archive in Nuremberg. "What I heard blew my mind," he said. "The cassette featured seven raw, well-produced funk and soul jams with fantastic arrangements and vocals." As an old-school funk and disco rap collector, he was immediately captivated by the track "Goin' Out," which features GI rapper Calvin E. Flagg. This song evokes the energy of early recorded rap singles from labels like Enjoy or Sugar Hill Records.

On Side B, the second track from the unheard debut album, ‘Don’t Let You Down,’ offers another glimpse of what we've been missing. This uptempo boogie-funk track features lead vocals by Aletha Mcbryde, Calvin E. Flagg, and Oliver Allwardt, along with thrilling synths and a lively brass section - perfect for turning up the volume.
Both tracks have been remastered from the original master tapes, which Toby Mayerl fortunately still had in his archive. The artwork for the release is inspired by original band posters, with the Grand Slam logo taking cues from Bootsy's Rubber Band’s Body Slam! cover from 1982. This limited vinyl pressing is capped at just 350 copies.

- Intense Funk Rap / Boogie single
- Fully Licenced, recorded in 1986
- Transferred from original master tape
- Mastered by Frederic Stader



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A
Goin’ Out

B
Don't Let You Down (Single Edit) More

Genre: Electronic, Oriental Jazz, Ambient, Breakbeat
lim. to 200 180Gr Vinyl!

Schnieke is rich and fruitful, yet carries a sadness within. A 5-string violin charts its melodious journey from Istanbul to Belin, accompanied by electronics, breakbeats, live drums and percussions. An authentic oriental funky mood keeps you in a trance or gets your body moving tribally…

This is Schnieke, a.k.a. Özgür Akgül, with his first studio album Hediye, or Gift. The album is intended as a gift to Özgür's grandmother, Hadiye, who was very important to him and to whom he dedicates a song. But his debut album will also come as a gift to anyone interested in how a sophisticated musical sensibility brings together electronic elements with stringed instruments of all kinds. Özgür plays the violins himself, as well as the analogue synths and drum machines. Guest musicians include Hasan Gözetlik (trumpet and trombone), Göksun Çavdar (saxophone), Korhan Erol (electric guitar and bass), Burhan Hasdemir and Baris Güney (live percussion), Zafer Tunç Resuloglu (live drums), John Gürtler (church organ) and the Istanbul Strings, Turkey’s most vibrant string ensemble.

Their diverse influences create a wide emotional range on Hediye - sometimes dark and melancholic, sometimes wild, groovy and danceable, somewhere between jazz, dub and electro, each song surprising in its own way. Despite the variety of the individual songs, a captivating pulse runs like a thread through Schnieke's first album. Incidentally, Özgür came up with the band name during a night out in a bar, when a friend explained to him what Berlin slang he absolutely had to know. He liked the sound of the word ‘schnieke’ – it means something approximating ‘snazzy’ - and perhaps he secretly also wanted to flatter himself a little! Well, shouldn't we all do that much more often?

Hediye consists of eight tracks, three of which are traditional: Aman Doktor comes from Istanbul, Özgür's birthplace, and is a homage to his own origins. Kadioglu comes from the Aegean region and features the zeybek dance form which, despite its ‘standardisation’ in recent times, still summons up the ecstasy, inspired improvisation and musical finesse of its historical roots. The other five tracks are Özgür's own compositions, with Pasali providing the soundtrack for the 2010 Turkish feature film Memleket Meselesi. Creating compositions for film has been Özgür’s primary passion since his time as a student at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg. You can hear that in his music, because on his debut album Özgür does completely without vocal support, the instrumental depth stands for itself, and, in the style of The Cinematic Orchestra, space is created for us to develop our own images while listening – it is a soundtrack for the film we want to make of it.

A1: Tanz Mir Den Untergang
A2: Schnieke Oro
A3: Aman Doktor!
A4: Pasali
B1: Kadioglu
B2: Hediye
B3: Stampol
B4: Bur
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We are excited to announce the next collaborative release on the WSNWG Label. LAVANDE is the result of a one week long jam session between french producer and live performer UFO95 and label head Rødhåd in January this year.
The EP will be released on vinyl and in digital formats on the 7th of June. A Special Edition limited to 100 copies will be available on the same date at 12.00pm CET via the WSNWG bandcamp site.

Written & Produced by UFO95 and Rødhåd at WSNWG Studio Berlin.
Mastered by Conor Dalton at Calyx Mastering in Berlin.
Vinyl cut at Schnittstelle in Berlin.

A1 LAVENDE 01 [240107.2] - UFO95 & Rødhåd
A2 LAVENDE 02 [240107.1] - UFO95 & Rødhåd
B1 LAVENDE 03 [240106] - UFO95 & Rødhåd
B2 LAVENDE 04 [240110] - UFO95 & Rødhåd

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GENRE/S: House, Disco, Deep House, Tech House

TRACKLISTS:
A1. Eddie C – Disco Freaks
A2. Tilman – Forevermore
A3. Julius Rennert – Got A Lot
B1. Toomy Disco – Dujour
B2. Ron Brown – Told Me
B3. Meeshoo - Miracles


SHORT INFO:
INEX016 takes you on a magical journey through the mellow realm of house music. Veteran Eddie C delivers a disco-infused belter that will make your hips shake. Tilman presents a juicy nu-groove track that transports you back to May 1st, 1992. Making his wax debut, Julius Renner offers a soulful voyage to the peak of the dance floor. Toomy Disco, a newcomer on InEx aswell, delivers a shuffling and groovy bomb, pondering the future of DJs. Ron Brown collaborates on a deep, almost Latin-spiced organ track with moments of melancholy and hope. Lastly, Meeshoo touches our souls with strings and disco excellence.




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Tracklist 12":
A1: Alma Negra - Kabaré (Bambounou Remix)
B1: Alma Negra - Haleto lale lalô (Glenn Astro Remix)
B2: Alma Negra - Tany Be (Michal Turtle Remix)

Release Info:
Switzerland's Alma Negra are known for their deft, tasteful explorations of world roots, anchored in digging, sampling and sharing. On this brand new remix collection, Alma Negra invite a trio of equally curious producers to remix some three of their best-received musical endeavours. French producer and DJ Bambounou capitalises on the quick tempo and raw-energy at the heart of
the Maloya sound as the basis for his raw and hypnotic reimagining of ‘Kabare’, originally sourced from Christine Cabare, one of the most notable stars of the contemporary Maloya scene.
Glenn Astro, meanwhile takes on another release, ‘Haleto lale lalô’. Originally influenced by the Saho sound, the origins of which lie in the musical history and landscape of Eritrea, the Money $ex Records owner fashions two distinctive reworks out of the already adapted original material. After applying the soft pressure of his weightless, smooth funk for an initial, blissed-out remix, he switches up to a warm, percussive jack session on his ‘Rhythm Trax’ remix, available here as a digital bonus. Finally, cult producer and musician Michal Turtle, best known for his sensational LPs and compilations
on Music From Memory, delivers only his second ever remix in a forty year career, conjuring a magical slice of dreamy, percussive pop from ‘Tany Be’, awash in signature brass. More