We are very happy to welcome back Mr. Rick Wade on the 25th RAWAX MOTOR CITY EDITION!
It's almost the 4th release form Rick Wade on this series, which is dedicated to the Love for Detroit Music and in our opinion the strogest so far! More

Repress!

Following the recent dip into the theo parrish archives that was the twin cities, Phil Weeks' Robsoul imprint looks to another one of Detroit's adopted sons in the form of Rick Wade. Like that recent Parrish reissue, Weeks re-releases another three tracks from wade's bulging discography. The upbeat disco loops of "Players Theme" was originally released on French label Funky Chocolate in 2002 and still sound fresher than anything being plied by the soundcloud dwellers today, while "Can't You See" from 2003 provides a more soulful take on house music. On the flip, the tracky funk and cascading string melodies of "I Feel Good" originally graced Wade's own Harmonie Park imprint in 1998, but sound no less vital today. Essential.... More

Tracklisting:
A1 Rick Wade - Golden Era
B1 Rick Wade - Tropical Twilight
B2 Rick Wade - That Time

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House music royalty Rick Wade returns to Shall Not Fade with another feel good cut of Deep House goodness! More

RAWAX proudly welcomes back Mr. Rick Wade from Detroit on the Motor City Edition Vol. 20! Rick delivers with "Mystic Tech Ep" another deep house beauty with his remarkeble and unique sound.
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Rick Wade needs no introduction. The motor city’s own deep house legend has been releasing the best of deep since the mid-nineties on nearly every record label of note. TYR is proud to be one of those and bring you 4 tracks of this legendary output. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Rick Wade - Late Right
A2 Rick Wade - Kabukicho
B1 Rick Wade - Acid Creep
B2 Rick Wade - Quantum Jit

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Detroit legend Rick Wade returns with his fourth Shall Not Fade release: a four track EP packed with different flavours from timeless deep house to drum 'n bass.

On Late Right EP, Wade delivers the classic Detroit-sounding deep house with which his name is synonymous, at times experimenting with stylistic elements borrowed from tribal house, acid and ghettotech. The title track is a punchy deep house track with a funk-infused bassline and jazzy ambience which carries through to the next two tracks where it's accompanied by the rattle of conga drums ("Kabukicho") and a gentle acid melody ("Acid Creep"). Finally, "Quantum Jit" brings things to a giddy close: a stripped-back club tune with skitterish claps and the syncopated breakbeat of drum and bass.

Late Right EP drops 26th August via Shall Not Fade. More

For our third release we are thrilled to welcome Detroit legend Rick Wade to Purveyor Underground Limited! Rick has delivered 2 stunning tracks for the "Can't Be Beat EP" We hope you enjoy!!! More

Repress!
Rick Wade makes his return to PoE with a brilliant 4-tracker entitled "To the People Pt.2". More

Tracklisting
A1 James Curd & Marcellus Pittman - ArtNosphere
B1 James Curd & Marcellus Pittman - Motion Coastin More

Tracklisting
A1 Hayley Zalassi - Lose Your Head
A2 Hayley Zalassi - Time
A3 Hayley Zalassi - Raining Angels
B1 Hayley Zalassi - Tell Me Why
B2 Hayley Zalassi - All Night Long
B3 Hayley Zalassi - Freddies Miracle

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Hayley Zallasi serves up a delightful six track record of dance music goodness for Bristol label Shall Not Fade! Ord More

Tracklisting
A1 Kid Simius - The Cure
A2 Kid Simius - Karaoke
B1 Kid Simius feat. Bonaparte - Ask For My Number
B2 Kid Simius - Calvinklein
B3 Kid Simius - Party People In da house (Fiesta en casa)
C1 Kid Simius - Jose
C2 Kid Simius feat. Chico Blanco - Hasta Tarde (Till Late)
D1 Kid Simius feat. Acidheaven & Philipp Gropper - Relaja Tu Cuerpo (Relax your body)
D2 Kid Simius - Mucho Fun (Lerele Mix)
D3 Kid Simius - Virtua Tennis 2



Kid Simius is back with his third full length album, this time via Bristol label Shall Not Fade.

JOSE LP is 10 tracks of high-quality dance music, delving deep on all things jazz, house & disco, showing with Kid Simius is one of the most innovating producers in the current dance music scene.

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Tracklisting
A1 Red Axes - Up
A2 Red Axes - Casi O
B1 Red Axes - Boss
B2 Red Axes - Saturday Night

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Dance music legends Red Axes return with four signature tracks for Bristol label Shall Not Fade! More

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A1 Felipe Gordon - Happy Sunday
A2 Felipe Gordon - I'll find a way
B1 Felipe Gordon - The Lichtenberg effect
B2 Felipe Gordon - You can do it on your own

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Felipe Gordon is back with another warm cut of feel good house music via Bristol label Shall Not Fade! More

2024 repress

Tracklisting:
A1 Barry Can't Swim - Lone Raver
A2 Barry Can't Swim - Rah That’s a Mad Question
B1 Barry Can't Swim - Jazz Club After Hours
B2 Barry Can't Swim - El Layali

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Rising star of summertime dance music, Barry Can't Swim, is the perfect fit for Shall Not Fade's Classic Cuts series. His delicate and classy take on house is a breath of fresh air and ideal for the new, hot weather, teasing the reopening of clubs and return to freedom that this summer hopes to bring.

His debut release on Shall Not Fade, Amor Fati EP is a perfectly curated four tracker of jazz with a modern twist, as shown on the opening track and first single "Lone Raver" and its bittersweet chords that blend with melancholy vocals and open out into a euphoric dancy beat. The anthemic trance overtones carry through to "Rah That's a Mad Question", which takes classic piano house vibes and more summertime heat with its Balaeric energy.

"Jazz Club After Hours" is a triumphant, high sheen lounge roller with intricate jazz instrumentation and playful percussion to boot. EP closer, "El Layali" shows the breadth of influence on this record, as it all coalesces into a catchy house number best suited to Mediterranean dances in the sun. More

Tracklisting
A1 Felipe Gordon - My Legs Are Numb
A2 Felipe Gordon - Sander's Journey
B1 Felipe Gordon - Do you ever miss me?
B2 Felipe Gordon - A perfectly calmed Felipe

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Shall Not Fade mainstay Felipe Gordon returns to the label with luscious cuts of his signature deep house goodness! More

Tracklisting
A1 Big Miz & Bessa - It Just Goes
A2 Big Miz & Bessa - Marvellous
B1 Big Miz & Hayley Zalassi - Too Much Nature
B2 Big Miz & Van Damn - So In Love

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Big Miz returns to Shall Not Fade, this time with a collaborative project featuring some incredible producers; Hayley Zalassi, Van Damn & Bessa! More

Tracklisting
A1 Coeo - Planet Earth
A2 Coeo - Satellite Bay
A3 Coeo - Rush Hour
B1 Coeo - Kawasaki Racing Club
B2 Coeo - The Stage Is Yours
B3 Coeo - Nina's Theme (The Berlin Skit)

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Coeo join the Shall Not Fade family with 6 luscious deep house anthems! More

Tracklisting
A1 Gerry Read - Not quite there yet
A2 Gerry Read - Fantasy
B1 Gerry Read - We won't smoke any California
B2 Gerry Read - Shampoo

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Gerry Read joins the Shall Not Fade family with 4 luscious, warm summer anthems! More

Tracklisting
A1 Bryson Hill - Show Me Your Love
A2 Bryson Hill - Until The Daylight
B1 Bryson Hill - Tha Dream Team
B2 Bryson Hill - Euro Seaside

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Shall Not Fade welcome Aussie newcomer Bryson Hill to the family with a delicious cut of deep house goodness!! More

Tracklisting
A1 dj poolboi - won't let it ruin my mood
A2 dj poolboi - for the last time
A3 dj poolboi - know each other so well
A4 dj poolboi - the joy you once felt
A5 dj poolboi - last call
B1 dj poolboi - you're not a burden
B2 dj poolboi - wherever you end up
B3 dj poolboi - with you all my fears wash away
B4 dj poolboi - sing to me
B5 dj poolboi - agape
B6 dj poolboi - build a life together

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One of the leading names in the lo-fi house scene dj poolboi returns to Shall Not Fade with the stunning album 'into blue light' More

Tracklisting
A1 ABSOLUTE - Only Me
A2 ABSOLUTE - In My Mind
B1 ABSOLUTE - Is It Raining In Berlin?
B2 ABSOLUTE - So Good
B3 ABSOLUTE - Creeper

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ABSOLUTE. joins the Shall Not Fade family with five massive dance-floor anthems, bringing out all the best of rave, breaks and acid! More

2023 repress

Tracklisting:
A1 Cinthie - Tough Times
A2 Cinthie - Shuffle And Swing
B1 Cinthie - Bossa
B2 Cinthie - Time To F..

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Shall Not Fade celebrate their 100th release by welcoming one of the leading names in house music Cinthie back, with 4 feel good summer house cuts! More

Tracklisting:
A1 Alpharisc - Formation Filter
A2 Alpharisc - Circus Fear
A3 Alpharisc - Hot Morning
B1 Alpharisc - Ram Face
B2 Alpharisc - The Old One

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Mutual Rytm is back with more searing techno, this time in the form of a welcome return to wax from venerated Aussie mainstay Shane Yates, aka Alpharisc.

Melbourne's Alpharisc has been making music since 1993, initially with humble tools like the Commodore 64 and Amiga 500, before putting together and building a growing collection of hardware. He has always maintained a somewhat reclusive character since breaking through with the city's renowned Wetmusik party and label collective following the release of his first EP in 1999 and has always kept a nostalgic touch in his music alongside his signature Alpharisc sound. Following a string of digital EPs on the likes of Future Retro Music, this is his first vinyl 12" in two decades as he returns to Mutual Rytm following his appearance on the Federation Of Rytm II compilation, serving up his bustling 'Ram Face' EP.

The powerful 'Formation Filter' opens up with a powerful techno groove built from rock-solid kicks and rumbling bass that will rattle walls. Snares and synth rolls peel off the drums as they race onwards and grow ever wilder and more intense for maximum destruction. 'Circus Fear' is another stylish linear workout with lithe synth details and loopy drums peppered with coarse claps and hits to up the ante, while 'Hot Morning' brings even more fire with its big, churning percussive clatter and supersized hi-hats racing along over more bulky beats.

Things get more unhinged with the hard-edged 'Ram Face', which has pummelling drums and scraping hits forming a barrage of industrialised sound; a lead from a SID chip will bring a smile to those who are familiar with its sound playing a hypnotic lead over the top. The final track on wax, 'The Old One', builds up cosmic tension, haunting synth lines and howling solar winds into another peak time techno weapon. As always with the label, a digital bonus cut 'Hairyman' provides a special treat and delivers another frosty techno roller with pent-up energy and compelling drum programming.

Alpharisc 'Ram Face' drops via Mutual Rytm on 3rd November 2023.




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2LP TRACKLIST
A1 HAAi x Jon Hopkins x KAM-BU - Always Ascending
A2 HAAi - ZiGGY
B1 I. JORDAN - Life on the Wing
B2 Joshua James - We Go Again
B3 DJ PGZ - Quality High
C1 Koreless - Seven (Drumhell)
C2 Cocktail Party Effect - Make It Undone
C3 The Blessed Madonna - Strength
D1 Manni Dee, River Moon - Hot
D2 HAAi - SHiNE


London-based, Australian-born Teneil Throssell, aka HAAi, is known for a strain of sonic psychedelia that metabolises precise sound design, melodic techno, electronic pop and thundering beats. Following the release of her acclaimed 2022 album, Baby, We’re Ascending, HAAi has reached what she calls “another career milestone” - an invitation to steer the next edition of !K7 Records’ acclaimed DJ-Kicks series.
HAAi approached this mix with two concurrent goals: to continue to iterate on her artistic theme - which she named ‘always ascending’ - and to highlight her flair for hyperkinesis and drama behind the decks, which she achieves with BPM left-turns, endless upwards tilts and sharp accelerations, liminal transitions and moments of pure euphoria. Within the sweeping journey she More

Rare late 80s reggae/dancehall heat coming yet again on DINTE sub-label 333. This time it's the turn of Hugh Maddo's Pop Style LP. Recorded in Jamaica at Byron Lee's Dynamics & Herman Chin-Loy's Aquarius studios for the Bronx-based Jamaazima label in 1987, it is issued here under license from co-producer and label owner, Nami Harmon. The record features a host of celebrated and renowned musicians incl. Winston Wright, Bobby Ellis, Carlton "Santa" Davis, Dwight Pinkney, Willie Lindo and Mikey "Boo" Richards amongst many others - alongside the sublime vocals of Killamanjaro's Hugh Maddo aka UU Madoo. A must. More

2023 Repress with alternate label-art. Epic Texan tear-jerk Techno classic. More

The first full-length studio album by Richie Hawtin, who was 22 years old at the time and living in Windsor, Canada. It was first released in June 1993 under the F.U.S.E. name on Hawtin’s own Plus 8 Records imprint and again on Warp Records as part of the ‘Artificial Intelligence’ series.
Remastered back in 2019, the reissue features original artwork from Richie’s brother, Matthew Hawtin.

Growing up in Windsor, Ontario, Richie Hawtin aka F.U.S.E. would make frequent excursions across the border to Detroit in search of record shops and new clubbing experiences. Soon he would take up a residency at the small subversive club The Shelter and develop his skills as a DJ. Together with his close friend John Acquaviva they launched Plus 8 Records in 1990 to release their own creations and to support other up-and-coming, like-minded techno producers who were in search of a musical home. Richie started recording under the cryptic alias F.U.S.E.- abbreviation for ‘Futuristic Underground Subsonic Experiments’ - and released seminal tracks like ‘F.U.’ and ‘Substance Abuse’ (1991). The From Our Minds To Yours compilations released on Plus 8 would make a mark on the developing techno scene in Detroit and beyond. At age 22 Hawtin released his first full-length studio album under his F.U.S.E. pseudonym. Dimension Intrusion was largely inspired by science fiction films and a collection of available vintage synthesizers and drum machines. Playing with their electronic yet warm sound effects, the young producer in turn discovered some of his favourite instruments. His heady manipulations of the Roland TB-303 acid sound helped develop an influential style that would have a lasting impact on electronic music. The tracks on Dimension Intrusion range from club focused techno to soundtrack ambience and can be seen retrospectively as experiments leading to what would soon become Hawtin’s trademark acid-laced Plastikman sound.

- Spec Black 2LP Vinyl in polylined inner sleeves in wide spine outer sleeve with 12” poster insert

[4th October 2023] Today, Warp announces reissues of two more albums from their Artificial Intelligence series: Dimension Intrusion by F.U.S.E. (aka Richie Hawtin) and Ginger by Speedy J. Both records were originally released in 1993, and these new vinyl editions mark their 30th anniversary.

Although unique records by distinctive artists, there are some strands that tie the two albums together. Dimension Intrusion was the fifth album in the Artificial Intelligence series, originally released on 7 June 1993, whilst Ginger was the sixth album in the series, coming out two weeks later on 21 June. Whereas the rest of the series focused on elevating underground electronic producers from the UK such as Autechre, B12, Black Dog Productions and Polygon Window, these two entries in the series added an international dimension, representing North American and Northern European takes respectively on the techno genre. Both albums were also released in Canada on Richie Hawtin’s own fabled Plus 8 label, with Paap putting out a domestic edition of Ginger in the Netherlands on his Beam Me Up! imprint, echoing the accidental Star Trek reference in Warp’s own name (actually a shortening of original name Warped). Both artists would go on to record for NovaMute, a dance music subsidiary of Mute Records.

The concept that unites this music above all however is the idea of crafting electronic music for home listening, charting the evolution of a musical form that had started out purely dancefloor-focused. Both Paap and Hawtin had started to make tracks with this idea in mind independently, and it chimed perfectly with the series that Warp founders Rob Mitchell and Steve Beckett were putting together concurrently to showcase exactly this development. The compilation that gave the series its title and kicked things off, housed in a striking sleeve featuring a robot reclining in an armchair, surrounded by album sleeves, succinctly communicated the central idea with a certain amount of tongue-in-cheek humour. It was after Paap had contributed to Artificial Intelligence with Speedy J’s “De-Orbit”, alongside Richie Hawtin making an appearance using his UP! pseudonym, that Mitchell and Beckett invited them to come on board to the series with full artist albums for release on Warp.
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