Tracklisting:
A1 Ramu - Outro
A2 Ramu - Nothing Else To Do (Gravity Snare Mix)
A3 Ramu - Ignite
A4 Ramu - Soarr
A5 Ramu - Flies for Hours
B1 Ramu - Strange World
B2 Ramu - This Creature
B3 Ramu - Timetravels
B4 Ramu - Name One

Release Note:
Bristol don Ramu brings the latest edition of our Killer Cuts series. Bored In A Wormhole takes us on a journey through a kaleidoscopic journey through acid-tinged breakbeat, cosmic house, warped bassline breaks, techno, garage and earworm melody jungle. Strap in! More

Tracklisting
A1 Harrison BDP - Aether
A2 Harrison BDP - Third Time Lucky
B1 Harrison BDP - That wasn't a micro-dose
B2 Harrison BDP - Bottled up

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Shall Not Fade welcome the legend Harrison BDP back to their Lost Palms sister label for his NINTH release with the Bristol label!

'Third Time Lucky' EP is four deep, dubby, spaced out, meditative jams perfect for those late night rave moments!

Third Time Lucky EP drops June 7th via Lost Palms. More

Tracklisting
A1 Magnetic Family - Haze
A2 Magnetic Family - Aerial
B1 Magnetic Family - North Circular
B2 Magnetic Family - A Love

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Magnetic Family joins the Lost Palms family with 4 dreamy lo-fi anthems! More

Tracklisting
A1 Third Son - If You Remember The 90's You Weren't There
A2 Third Son - Don't Be A Pedant
A3 Third Son - Logical Sequences Of Grunt
A4 Third Son - Wisdom Of The Crowd
B1 Third Son - Posing For Pictures When It's A Video
B2 Third Son - Your Face As Art
B3 Third Son - Descartes Before The Horse
B4 Third Son - Lesson In Stoicism

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Third Son returns to Shall Not Fade sister label Lost Palms with 8 dancefloor cuts!

If you remember the 90's you weren't there EP drops Friday December 1st. More

Tracklisting:
A1 DOS - Clouds
A2 DOS - What You Want
B1 DOS - Dusk
B2 DOS - Wouldn't Go More

Tracklisting:
A1 Subjoi - Know You Better
A2 Subjoi - No More
A3 Subjoi - Rotary
B1 Subjoi - Parsec
B2 Subjoi - Carey Street

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Shall Not Fade sister imprint Lost Palms returns with another luscious cut of feel good, dusty house music from label mainstay Subjoi!

Rotary drops September 1st via Lost Palms. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Kemt - Asok
B1 Kemt - Terminal 21
B2 Kemt - This Time Around

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Shall Not Fade sister imprint Lost Palms celebrates its 60th release by inviting Kemt to the label. 3 dreamy luscious deep house cuts! More

Tracklisting:
A1 Astro - High On
A2 Astro - It's Timeless
B1 Astro - Radiance
B2 Astro - Disorder

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Lost Palms regular Astro returns with another killer 4 tracker of spacey, dubby techno goodness. TIP! More

Tracklisting:
A1 Holo - Juniper
B1 Holo - Shosa
B2 Holo - Try

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Following the success of Holo's groove-driven debut Atlas EP, he's back with another dreamy 3-tracker on Lost Palms.

Drawing from pop, classic rock, acid and 90's hip hop, he has managed to hone a truly idiosyncratic sound which at once is recognisable and takes you by surprise. The aptly-named Technicolour EP demonstrates the Melbourne producer's prowess in creating rich, warm, chromatic soundscapes which are downtempo but pack plenty of body. Following the shuffly house number 'Juniper', reverberating chords and MPC claps define 'Shosa' before the balearic-tinged 'Try' leaves a sweet taste in our mouths via acid melodies and airy pads. More

Tracklisting:
A1 DJ Psychiatre - Something That U Feel
A2 DJ Psychiatre - An Emotion, Whatever...
A3 DJ Psychiatre - It Is Your Only Choice
B1 DJ Psychiatre - Play The Music
B2 DJ Psychiatre - NMAV

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After Psychiatre's previous electro-focused Lost Palms release proved his artistic malleability, his latest sees him return to his signature sound. NMAV EP radiates warmth; music that sits back into itself, and invites its listener to do just the same.

It begins with three deep house soothers, the first taking disco as its springboard, and the rest stripping it right back to a minimal, soul-caressing effect.

On the B-side the sun doesn't stop shining, except this time Psychiatre injects a healthy dose of acid and the groove of a breakbeat. But far from the rave connotations of each style, Psychiatre teases out the most gentle facets of each, bringing the EP to a suitably laid-back close. More

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Tracklisting:
A1 Computer Data - Seele
A2 Computer Data - Broken
B1 Computer Data - Departure
B2 Computer Data - Veloren


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San Fran’s rising star and Shall Not Fade fave, Computer Data, returns to Lost Palms with 4 slick, deep tracks to satisfy your sonic needs.

Colourful opener ‘Seele’ marries hazy, lo-fi vocals with bright synths and dreamy pads. A lush escape, one for lazy days watching clouds pass by. Next, let the thick deep grooves of Broken wash over you - soulful, enigmatic vocals tug on the heart strings, dancing over a silky, mesmerising melody. On the flip, ‘Departure’ is a slow burning house number with Computer Data’s own spin, stripped back kicks driving into an ethereal electronic wonderland. Taking us through to a soul-soothing sunrise, ‘Veloren’ rounds out the EP. Uplifting, nonchalant, deep house to wash away your troubles. More

Tracklisting:
A1 DJ Psychiatre - Lucidity
A2 DJ Psychiatre - A Moment Of Groove
B1 DJ Psychiatre - A Story About Sequences
B2 DJ Psychiatre - Join The Operation
B3 DJ Psychiatre - If A Heartbeat Could Speak

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DJ Psychiatre explores a different avenue of his sound. Whilst the enigmatic French producer's penchant for storytelling remains very much intact, he swaps out his usual house-centric sound for a focus on electro. Delivered via acidic synths, infectious melodies and metallic textures, Lucidity EP captures electro's most playful side and proves Psychiatre's stylistic ambidexterity. More

Tracklisting:
A1 &on&on - All Day
A2 &on&on - Melted
B1 &on&on - Delta T
B2 &on&on - Mid Valley
B3 &on&on - Samo

Release Note:
As &on&on, DJ's Noni and Worth Way have been making some serious waves over the past year, being named one of DJ Mag top artists to check out in 2022 and also featured on Disclosure's DJ Kicks compilation.

On their first release on the label, the duo boast their prowess in composing uplifting, melodic dance music which draws on myriad influences to create unique and innovative sounds. Whilst every track on Mentalphysics has fun and festivity at its core, some take their inspiration from disco ('Mid Valley'), whilst others from groovy deep house ('All Day') or breakbeat ('Delta T'). Finally, 'Melted' subtly evokes speed garage in the way the bass dips, giving the track lots of depth and 'Samo' brings things to an anthemic close with reverberating cymbals filling any space with body and movement. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Astro - Juniper Ash
A2 Astro - Gauze
B1 Astro - Sanzhi UFO
B2 Astro - On A Dub

Release Note:
Edinburgh party-starter Astro makes his return to the Lost Palms catalogue with a house quartet. Taking time out of his busy touring schedule which involves sharing stages with the likes of Helena Hauff, Pearson Sound, Or:la and Courtesy, on 'Outer Shon' Astro delivers four instant classics, some leaning towards disco ('Gauze') and others adding delay to a old school piano melody ('On A Dub'). More

Tracklisting:
A1 Alex Virgo - Don’t Buy The Sun
A2 Alex Virgo - FM Trilogy
A3 Alex Virgo - Charge The Gun
B1 Alex Virgo - Gale Force
B2 Alex Virgo - About Last Night
B3 Alex Virgo - About Last Night (Instrumental)

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Alex Virgo breathes his love of disco into all that he touches. With each release the London producer explores the genre's myriad forms, ranging from nu-disco to italo and cosmic inflections. On "Don't Buy The Sun" EP retro drum machines reverberate amongst full-bodied synth melodies, often backed by an assertive beat that gives the tracks their driving propulsion. At times, the music seems most fitted to an industrial warehouse setting whilst at others, a space shuttle ride to the moon.

Don't Buy The Sun EP drops 23rd September via Lost Palms. More

Tracklisting:
A1 DJ Physical - Uranium
A2 DJ Physical - Gold Mines
A3 DJ Physical - Lunatic State
B1 DJ Physical - Overshoot
B2 DJ Physical & Ika Sile - Bootybounce
B3 DJ Physical - Law Breaker

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This release will have you dancing and crying at the same time. On his debut album, Paris-based producer and founder of the "raw poetry" aesthetic Loyce Demellier - AKA DJ Physical - takes us on a fast-paced journey through techno, electro, breaks and more. Whilst the music's indisputable home is the club, Physical teases out moments of playfulness and sentimentality amongst hard-hitting electronics.

"Silver Lake" LP resides on the colder, more industrial side of Demellier's sonic spectrum, following on from his latest release on London imprint 10 PILLS MATE which saw him depart from the more lofi quality of his previous releases in favour of a raw, club-focused sound. On the A-side, Demellier situates the release within the context of old warehouse raves, with euphoric acid melodies and a 140BPM propulsion ("Uranium"): and high-pitched synth stabs that ascend from darkness ("Gold Mines").

The B-side maintains the pace, but this time it's about electro and breaks. On "Overshoot", reverberating cymbals add another layer of depth to Amen break interludes whilst "Lawbreaker" harnesses a cheekier tone, offering respite from the previous tracks' venom. This air of playfulness sticks around on "Lunatic State" helped by MPC drum claps and a ludic electro melody, before fellow Parisian Ika Sile steps up for "Early Sprinter" and "Bootybounce": the former offering a slicker take on acid techno and the latter: rave music at its absolute with piano stabs and sleazy vocal chops. Silver Lake LP drops 19th August 2022 via Lost Palms. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Harrison BDP - Brute
A2 Harrison BDP - Be Like Water
B1 Harrison BDP - Easy Does It
B2 Harrison BDP - Implosion

Release Note
Harrison BDP shares 4 dub techno jams for Shall Not Fade sister imprint Lost Palms.

Originally released in 2018, now being re-issued on limited edition pink vinyl.

Be Like Water drops 22nd July via Lost Palms. More

Tracklisting:
A1 DJ Boring - Different Dates
A2 DJ Boring - Lonely Valentine
B1 DJ Boring - I Know You Want To
B2 DJ Boring - I Know You Want To (Baltra remix)

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DJ Boring embarks on the sixth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with his dreamy 'Different Dates' EP.

Expedition six features three jams packed full of moody synth lines and broken beat drum sequences, accompanied by a mind-blowing remix from Baltra. More

Maroki comes through with a 6-track serotonin boost for our Lost Palms series.

With its title meaning 'flower' in Dutch, Bloem EP sees Maroki depart somewhat from the colder acid and electro inflections of most of his previous releases, favouring instead a sunnier vibe and a focus on melody and texture.

'ICBT1' embodies this sugar-coated departure perfectly. High-frequency metallic synth plucks form a dynamic melody, making up just one element of a dense soundscape which also compiles a reverb laden cymbal break, elated flutes and pitched-up vocal chops. The title track, together with 'Forgot You' strips things back a little, both driven by an understated deep house beat. 'Bloem' sees the EP at its most gentle with bubbly xylophonic tinkles that evoke the hypnotic allure of K-Lone's 'Cape Cira' LP; whilst 'Forgot You' gets its melody from the low ends.

'Forgot Me' is its moody older sibling and the most minimal track of them all, showcasing the darker underbelly to Maroki's sound with eerie underwater arpeggios and hollow percussion. This atmosphere sticks around for 'Why': an entrancing full-bodied breaks track sure to be closing DJ sets this Summer.

Bloem EP drops 17th June 2022 via Shall Not Fade More

Stepping in with a new maxi, first after the album, can't deny it wasn't the easiest job. Inspired by several meetings with influential people in my life, this 4 tracker delivers melancholia and funk for the toughest Dancefloors in the very Oaks tradition. More

F4E002 is the second vinyl release in the House Music genre of a well known label Friends f4 Ever. This vinyl has only three tracks, and they’re all edits of Classic House tracks.

Only 500 copies of this vinyl have been made, and each one is unique due to being hand-stamped.

The artist has done a great job of updating these Classic House tracks while maintaining their original charm.
Because this vinyl is so limited, it’s a highly sought-after item for collectors and House Music fans. If you’re a lover of this genre, you won’t want to miss out on the chance to own F4E002. Whether you’re new to House Music or a seasoned enthusiast, this vinyl is a must-have for your collection.
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Since the early 90s Rotterdam is known throughout the world of dance music for its many influential creative endeavours and one of these was the short-lived label See Saw. Active between 1991 and 1995, the label was the home to mostly Dutch producers who were just dipping their toes in the waters of house and techno. Or, who already had a whole leg in like Speedy J.

Sandwiched between two of his early releases as The Melody (Discogs detectives know what’s up!) sits The Jewel EP, the only EP Gijs Vroom did under his Diamonds & Pearls alias. A kind stranger online once described the record as effective and joyful and we couldn’t agree more. It’s a mixed bag of zippy breaks, swirling pads, tight Lately basses, and foxy vocal snips and like many records of the era it maximises charm with minimal equipment. It’s these kinds of twelve-inches that stood at the cradle of the Dutch house sound and so it is very deserving of a little nook in your record bag. More

Tracklisting:
A1 M4A4 - Import
A2 M4A4 - Stepgroove
B1 M4A4 - Friends
B2 M4A4 - Bhouse

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Dublin based producer M4A4 releases his debut 12" for Running Out of Steam, with 4 luscious cuts of NY House inspired goodness.

It's hard to believe that 'Forever Underground' was scene newcomer M4A4's first vinyl outing, the talented young Irish producer flawlessly blends the sounds of Deep House with those of Jersey & NY House, creating a record that's destined to make people dance.
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For it's 46th outing, Klasse Wrecks recruits the Brooklyn based producer Gee Dee to it's ranks. Gee Dee aka Greg Droggitis turns in a wonderful and fully fledged collection of tracks that burst to the brim with atmosphere and sunny vibrations. True to the label's ethos, the music is as always, hard to pin down under one specific genre but instead slyly calls on various classic House, Electro and Acid tropes. The overall sound is one that is both universal and transcendent, feeling familiar but still surprising. 'Dream In Colour' is indeed an apt title for the EP as it spans the musical spectrum and is a lucid and vivid trip into the imagination of this new and exciting producer. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Asquith - This Is Home
B1 Asquith - Love Explosion
B2 Asquith - Somebody

Sales Note
- Limited Repress -

Three chopped & pumpin' disco edits.
Get ready to gonna ring in the summer big time oof! More

A double shot of stone-cold classic remixes taking on two unquestionable anthems, David Morales Presents The Face 'Needin' U' and FPI Project 'Rich In Paradise (Going Back To My Roots)' available for the first time ever on vinyl via Snatch! Records.

DJ Support:

Mousse T
Weiss
DE LA SWING
Michael Bibi
Franky Rizardo
Richy Ahmed
Tom Findlay Groove Armada
Hot Since 82
Chris Lake More

Tracklisting
A1 ANNE - Heal My Soul
A2 ANNE - Turn Back Time
A3 ANNE - Zephyrus
B1 Sera J - Blue Dancers
B2 Sera J - Common People
B3 Sera J - Delusion

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SHDW's label Mutual Rytm rounds out another year with 'Symbiosis' - an excellent split EP from Greek artists ANNE & Sera J, featuring six fresh cuts and four digital bonuses.

The release title comes from the Greek word 'Symbiosis', which means living closely together for a significant period and can be used to speak of a mutually beneficial interaction between individuals. And that is precisely what can be said of ANNE and Sera J, who have grown through life as partners and, more recently, as musical peers. This split EP is their first release alongside one another, and one that presents the story of their innermost feelings, with their full label debut following fine contributions to the label's 'Federation Of Rytm II' compilation back in March.

ANNE has had a busy few years making her mark with potent techno on labels such as Soma, Hardgroove, and Life In Patterns, while Sera J is just as revered for his tunes on the likes of Out Of Place, DifferentSound and more.

ANNE takes the A-side, firstly with the fiery diva vocals and thumping techno drums of 'Heal My Soul' and then the more physical and banging drum programming of 'Turn Back Time'. It's a big, metallic cut with rumbling bass and sleek synths peeling off the groove, while her final track 'Zephyrus' has plenty of infectious bounce and eerie pads to keep dancers on their toes.

On the flip, Sera J kicks off with the electrifying synth stabs and cantering techno power of 'Blue Dancers' and then offers up 'Common People' as twisted leads and slamming drums all run through with alien sound effects and bright stabs. To close, 'Delusion' is a psychedelic cut with roaming leads that bring plenty of cosmic energy to the unrelenting kicks.

In addition, each artist serves up a pair of digital bonuses: ANNE with the hurried funk of 'Serene' and loopy intensity of 'Victor', and Sera J with the liquid, dubby dynamics of the hard-hitting 'Intensity' and monstrous energy of 'Bodies Don't Lie.'

ANNE & Sera J 'Smybiosis' drops via Mutual Rytm on 1st December 2023.




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Tracklisting:
A1 Player - Player Three
A2 Player - Player Twenty-Five
B1 Player - Player Three (+8%)
B2 Player - Ghetto Bootie

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Proudly bringing for you on vinyl maybe my most played track and mighty tribal techno most influential sounds from the beginning of the millennium. Wilko sample based hard kicking grooves have been destroying dance floors continuously since they were created. OAKS is here to perpetuate this mission with a compilation of true effective tunes in total PLAYER fashion, for disc-jockeys and collectors.

ORIGINALLY RELEASED IN PLAYER AND CORE BETWEEN 2001 and 2003. RESPECT TO JOHN NUCCLE AND WILKO FOR PERPETUATING THIS RELEASE TO THE NEXT GENERATION AND TO ETERNITY.

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For the second release of his own Steamy Pizza Box imprint, Italian producer Valerio Vaudano shows us his Italo-house side under the Steamy Pizza Box alias.
The “Vibey” EP is a 5-track release that takes you back to the early days of house music, perfectly blending both atmospheres from the past and elements of modern electronic music.
The A-side kicks off with “Are U Feelin’ It?”, a brilliant 90s flavoured track where groove and dream-house pads coexist flawlessly. From there it continues with ‘Amnesia’, a peaktime house tune in full UMM style. “Oshibori” opens the B-side with its dreamy but catchy atmospheres characterised by oniric pads and a romantic brass breakdown. “Vhs” continues the B-side with a cheerful old school riff, topped with a Lately bass and rolling drums. “Murder” closes the release with its minimal but significant dress: 909, a Juno bass line and a pad borrowed from the Chicago pioneers. More