Tracklisting
A1 Tommy The Cat - Up & Down
B1 Tommy The Cat - Poisonous Youth

Sales Note
Black repress from Splatter Cat In The Bag Limited 03 - Solo from Tommy the Cat !!
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DJ Support: Chicken Lips, Kelvin Andrews, Bill Brewster, Eric Duncan, Wrekin Havoc, Alice Palace, Andy Taylor & Mind Fair

Hot from his Magic Wand releases Baz Bradley gets busy on the edit block for Vol 3 taking in Proto house boogie, obscure European chanting pop, and punk funk freak-outs, plus a tasty MF bonus cut with new wave funk leanings. Don’t miss the boat with this one limited vinyl only folks! More

DJ Support: Sean Johnston, Bradley Zero, Andy Blake, Ruf Dug, Jimi Jules, Richard Sen, Tia Cousins

After a brief hiatus, the tartan tantaliser returns to town for his 6th offering. Two long awaited flips for your bags. Don’t sleep! More

Straight Outta Belpaese, MORE disco – exotica – balearic- Italo-funk for the demanding digger!!! More

Dance floor in need of a little spark? Need some extra ammo in the record bag for this weekend’s set? Pleasure of Love has the key to your ignition with a new series of specialty re-edits from the vaults. "Covers Blown Vol. 1," features a pair of unlikely disco classics expertly done up in a smokin' tex-mex style More

Moxy Edits' Ignite the dance floor once again. Turn up the volume and let the beats speak louder than words! More

> Cohering
> Powerful words
> Dance floor moment More

Straight Outta Belpaese, MORE disco – exotica – balearic- Italo-funk for the demanding digger!!! More

Tracklisting
A1 Unknown - Cindy
B1 Unknown - Grindhouz (radio edit)
B2 Unknown - Grindhouz

Sales Note
There is no in-between, neither is it only black or white - it is always, also, a question about
contrast.

This is the third edit release on the newly reborn Tech-nology label.

The first was played by Luca Bacchetti at Burning Man 2023 and by Michael Meyer in his
Soundcloud, radioshow - a big thanks.

The second is yet to be discovered, but mostly jazz and afro with a Minimal and Chicago touch.

The edit series is a mix between techno, which was initially the start of the label, so!

The edit series is not disco in the sense that is most popular or most accepted, this is a new way!

Making a techno approach to attack the original disco track.

Tech-nology!

This output is the third and not a secret track.

Here it is black, like the techno sound behind.

There is the basic well-known one-to-one production with extra techno breaks for your dancing
pleasure.

But the flipside, with 2 versions, is the big room killer.

There is always white noice More

Tracklisting
A1 Unknown - Cindy
B1 Unknown - Grindhouz (radio edit)
B2 Unknown - Grindhouz

Sales Note
There is no in-between, neither is it only black or white - it is always, also, a question about
contrast.

This is the third edit release on the newly reborn Tech-nology label.

The first was played by Luca Bacchetti at Burning Man 2023 and by Michael Meyer in his
Soundcloud, radioshow - a big thanks.

The second is yet to be discovered, but mostly jazz and afro with a Minimal and Chicago touch.

The edit series is a mix between techno, which was initially the start of the label, so!

The edit series is not disco in the sense that is most popular or most accepted, this is a new way!

Making a techno approach to attack the original disco track.

Tech-nology!

This output is the third and not a secret track.

Here it is black, like the techno sound behind.

There is the basic well-known one-to-one production with extra techno breaks for your dancing
pleasure.

But the flipside, with 2 versions, is the big room killer.

There is always white noice More

Digwah is back with yet another standout release, showcasing two new rollers that expertly fuse timeless late '80s vocals with an infectious tech house rhythm and pulsating synth lines. More

Debut studio album by Dutch electronic music producer and DJ Speedy J (real name Jochem Paap), Ginger was originally released in June 1993 as part of Warp Records Artificial Intelligence series.

Remastered in 2021, the reissue contains the original design by longtime Warp collaborators The Designers Republic.

Rotterdam-based Jochem Paap began creating techno tracks such as “Three O’Three” and “Something For Your Mind” in his hometown to play out in clubs, and chose the artist name Speedy J as a reference to his DJ skills. As commented on by All Music, Paap's clear intent with Ginger was "to take his music out of the rave and into the home-listening environment," and balance elements of the manic energy that defined his early releases with a lush sound palette. Writing and recording on his own in The Plant studio, the album was released on a number of different labels internationally and brought his minimal but melodic production style to a far wider audience, with critics noting his meticulous attention to audio design, skillful use of track interludes (the “Fill” tracks on Ginger, something Black Dog Productions also explored on Bytes), and a careful balancing of four-to-the-floor grooves with ambient textures. He released a second album with Warp, 1995’s G-Spot, and has continued to make a diverse range of electronic music, included releases on labels such as Mike Paradinas’ Planet Mu and Peter Namlook’s FAX +49-69/450464, and showcasing a more experimental strand of releases via his own Electric Deluxe imprint. The music on Ginger has been highlighted as a seminal release in a number of retrospective features by the likes of Pitchfork, The Wire and FACT. More