“Forgotten Trax” by Enrico Mantini is a celebration of the artist’s contribution to the early 90s house music scene, reintroducing seminal tracks to contemporary audiences in a carefully curated EP. Mantini’s influence on Italian house music and deep house is undeniable, and this reissue EP pays homage to his legacy.

The selection of tracks on “Forgotten Trax” reflects Mantini’s ability to resonate with audiences worldwide, earning him recognition from influential DJs across generations. From Ricardo Villalobos to Jamie Jones, these tracks have found their way into the sets of some of the most respected names in the industry.

Originally released in the early 90s, these tracks have since become coveted rarities, commanding high prices on platforms like Discogs. Now, with this vinyl-only reissue, fans and collectors have the chance to experience these timeless pieces once more, remastered for optimal sound quality.

“Forgotten Trax” is more than just a reissue; it’s a testament to Enrico Mantini’s enduring impact on the house music landscape and a rare opportunity for aficionados to connect with the roots of the genre. Vinyl Only ! More

Fledgling but already well-formed French label Endangered Musique mints a new series here, Easy Trax Part 1, with four 90s-tinged house cuts. The Sexy Mix of Higher Level's 'Sax Maniac' opens up with loopy sax lines and throwback drums in a tune that is easy to love. There is a more sweaty, New Jersey style to Native Groove's pumping and dubby 'I Need A Man' before Side Kick's 'I Got The Hots' comes in two forms. The Hot dub loops a recognisable melodic pattern over chunky but deep drums and the Hot mix layers up bright, neon-hued chord stabs over an unresolved groove. More

Endangered Musique kicks off with a high-quality reissue of an EP that deep house heads will either already know or soon grow to love. It was written by Jose Chinga in 1994 and is an alias of an artist better known as Brothers' Vibe aka Tony Rodriguez. The opening tune 'Love Is What You Need' is also the most well-known - it's US garage with low-slung drums and grainy pad work with a simple but effective vocal. 'I Got You' picks up the pace with shuffling drums and a grinding lead before the warm 90s house sounds come to the fore again on 'Let It Go' and 'Riding On A Cloud'. Lovely stuff. More

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Alternate mixes of two seminal Drexciya tracks. A longer version of Black Sea and a different mix for Wavejumper (without the infamous 'skip'). And an Unknown Journey for good measures.

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Roy Davis Jr. was part of Phuture and then moved on to New York to record for Strictly Rhythm and DJ Duke's Power Music label. He was one of the main players in the 1990s House Music biz and is still very active until today.

Power Music issued his first long player „The Secret Mission“ and a number of Maxis. Some of his classics got reissued in 1996, sometimes remixed, re-edited and/or a bit faster than the original versions.

This remastered edition contains four of his biggest jams, carefully remastered by Thomas P. Heckmann (TPH). „2B Or Not 2B“ and „Heart Attack“ exist in two different versions, all included as a „digital only“ bonus.

Expect the best Chicago House, „Wild Pitch“ and the New York House sound can offer: Rolling drums, heavy snares, wild filter sweeps and slammin' vocals! More

Only one Music proudly presents 34th Floor Experience aka Rhythm Of Paradise!
We are so happy to release this timeless masterpiece on vinyl in Ooctober! More

UK Garage heat from genre originators - Karl 'Tuff Enuff' Brown and Crazy Bank
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Maltese producer, DJ and label head Acidulant makes his I Love Acid debut with four tracks of proper acid house party gear. More

the legendary and trend-setting chicago label re-releasing two of their biggest classics by Cajmere and Derrick Carter. More

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Groovin Recordings is proud to repress another masterpiece of the BLAZE duo, Kevin Hedge and Josh Milan, here under the BLACK RASCALS alias. In 1993 they released only few singles that still represent a landmark in the early 90's deep-house scene. “Keeping my Mind” will be out in late January with the same tracklisting of the original release, just like “So in Love”, that is going to be repressed in February. More

Born out of a friendship that has been stretching many years, DJ Sneak lets loose two heavyweight house weapons on Darius Syrossian’s Moxy Muzik with label head Syrossian also serving up his own Sneak sampling slice of heat, complete with a remix from none other than Todd Edwards.

Sneak had mentioned to Syrossian that he had been spending some serious time in the studio, for the love of producing without any particular label in mind. Having heard what Sneak was sitting on, Syrossian signed up a bunch of the material with this EP being the first in series.

The A side is trademark Sneak, punchy and passionate with a real OG’s touch. Signature skippiness with a bumping groove, this is Sneak leaving everything at the door and pressing record without any worries in mind.

On the flip, Syrossian slots into place a perfectly sampled section of one of Sneak’s voicenotes to him for ‘Big Bizness’, a beefy roller that’s certainly not messing about. Todd Edwards heard it, loved it and was brought in to remix it in true Todd ‘The God’ style. One of the biggest tracks at Defected Croatia this is a must for the bag. More