Collecting orders for restock
Includes the Jamie 326 edit of his acid classic 'There's Somebody Out There'
Marcellus Pittman's is back with his second EP of 2018 on his own Unirhythm Records. The jewel here is Pittman's 2007 acidic masterpiece "There's Somebody Out There" getting the edit treatment from Chicago's Jamie 326, who whips the original into a hypnotic bender. "Something Like (A Dream)" is an upbeat key-driven vocal house cut in Pittman's flowing style with bits of vocals floating over the mix. "Breathe Beat" is a low key bouncer stripped down to the raw elements with floating synths hovering over a minimal shuffling beat. More

Underground house heads will very much be familiar with this tune. It has been circulating as a white label owned only by the coolest and most connected cats and now Detroit badman Marcellus Pittman does the right thing and gives it an official pressing on his own Unirhythm label. A-side jam 'Pick Yourself Up' (feat Crystal Procedures) is dusty, loopy, trippy house with swirling vocals adding to the late night feel, then 'Ode 2 Juan' slows things down to smoky basement house vibes with melancholic pads bringing hints of light to the muggy atmosphere. More

Adeen Records is on a roll right now and this time out they welcome the Detroit hero that is Marcellus Pittman for a new and beguiling four-track 12". Known for his work with The 3 Chairs collective as well as his solo jams, this Motor City mainstay opens up with 'You Always Hank Bank One Time' which is a real mental maze of rickety loops and blurts of degraded synth. 'Another Spring Lover' is another rusty and lo-fi piece of archetypal Detroit house that is very clearly machine music but with a unique sense of human soul. 'I'm Gonna Be The Everything' is a raw drum track with sparse, heartwarming chords and 'Slick Nickle Pladium Investment' is a knackered downbeat hip-hop closer. Magnificent. More

Two killer Marcellus Pittman tracks on a new 12" for his own Unirhythm Records. Deep and wild rhythm workouts in true Pittman fashion More

We are blessed with another 12" from Marcellus Pittman's Unirhythm Records. True to Pittman's genre free approach to music - on this record we hear sounds from the ethereal to the creepy, from the dirty to the deep! More

This long awaited 12” from Marcellus Pittman has finally surfaced with two killer tracks from his debut album ‘Pieces.’ Be quick! More

several months of "silence", Downbeat is here again. The 3 chairs member, Marcellus Pittman is the man responsible for "Do You Like Music EP". "Our time is now" and "Extra credit", are two detroit-flavoured house tracks with sequences coming from Mars and melancholic keys with the unmistakable Marcellus Pittman mood. The release is closed by "Happy to be here", a gloomy downbeat-Hip hop track made with MPC. There won´t be too many copies pressed, so don´t sleep on this.
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Sound Signature release of the long overdue 10 track debut album of Marcellus Pittman showcasing his talents More

Two new house tracks twisted, chewed up and spat back out on wax by Marcellus Pittman on his own label Unirhythm. One of Detroit's most progressive and talented producers, Marcellus has had a great year of releases so far with his Unirhythm Green 12" and a well received EP on the FIT SOUND label. This one will not disappoint!! More

Another hot limited Marcellus Pittman release with 3 tracks. Already been played by Theo Parrish and Omar S. Dirty raw house tracks from Detroit! On a dark dance floor you will be given a glimpse into the heart and mind of Marcellus Pittman. FIT SOUND, a new imprint from Detroit,debut with an EP from the talented Detroit producer Marcellus Pittman. Erase The Pain, is a mutated acid banger carefully arranged to be absolutely devastating when in the right hands. Twisted bass lines and synths travel together and divert over a fierce jacking beat. Sync is a night drive through the city streets, but this night is strange because the sky has become purple. Grey buildings turn into unrecognizable forms. People standing on street corners, now appear to be zombies lurking in the darkness. Is this a nightmare or is this for real? Illa 5 Ela brings it all back to the days when you first felt love for that special somebody. Early white labels copies have been tested in clubs worldwide and the results are unanimous: KILLER. Follow Theo Parrish’s advice, “Don’t Sleep….Serious rugged service right here!”
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The first edition of the Unirhythm Green Series. Two brand new, smooth as ice tracks from the Motor City Madman Marcellus Pittman. The A-Side is ''TOM Remix'', a dynamic DJ tool that will keep the heads bouncing in the club. The B-Side, ''If the Earth Could Talk,'' is equal parts deep and dubby, but still has that lo-fi Detroit grit in the sound. This is a record that will stick around in many DJs crates for a long time. This record is the first of a series of collaborations between Unirhythm and FIT. Only 500, numbered copies for the world. More

Collecting orders for restock
Includes the Jamie 326 edit of his acid classic 'There's Somebody Out There'
Marcellus Pittman's is back with his second EP of 2018 on his own Unirhythm Records. The jewel here is Pittman's 2007 acidic masterpiece "There's Somebody Out There" getting the edit treatment from Chicago's Jamie 326, who whips the original into a hypnotic bender. "Something Like (A Dream)" is an upbeat key-driven vocal house cut in Pittman's flowing style with bits of vocals floating over the mix. "Breathe Beat" is a low key bouncer stripped down to the raw elements with floating synths hovering over a minimal shuffling beat. More

Underground house heads will very much be familiar with this tune. It has been circulating as a white label owned only by the coolest and most connected cats and now Detroit badman Marcellus Pittman does the right thing and gives it an official pressing on his own Unirhythm label. A-side jam 'Pick Yourself Up' (feat Crystal Procedures) is dusty, loopy, trippy house with swirling vocals adding to the late night feel, then 'Ode 2 Juan' slows things down to smoky basement house vibes with melancholic pads bringing hints of light to the muggy atmosphere. More

Two killer Marcellus Pittman tracks on a new 12" for his own Unirhythm Records. Deep and wild rhythm workouts in true Pittman fashion More

We are blessed with another 12" from Marcellus Pittman's Unirhythm Records. True to Pittman's genre free approach to music - on this record we hear sounds from the ethereal to the creepy, from the dirty to the deep! More

This long awaited 12” from Marcellus Pittman has finally surfaced with two killer tracks from his debut album ‘Pieces.’ Be quick! More

A modern boogie 7" on Unirhythm!? Yep, you heard right! Marcellus Pittman graces the A-Side of the disc on "1044 Coplin" - a nice slice of mid west funk sure to appeal to all the boogie heads worldwide. On the flip we have the Unirhythm debut from Detroit's own John Cannon. John C is a veteran producer and MC, most recently featured on the J DIlla album "Rebirth Of Detroit." No suprise there - we definitely hear some Dilla on "J.C.'s Groove." Essential! More

Two new house tracks twisted, chewed up and spat back out on wax by Marcellus Pittman on his own label Unirhythm. One of Detroit's most progressive and talented producers, Marcellus has had a great year of releases so far with his Unirhythm Green 12" and a well received EP on the FIT SOUND label. This one will not disappoint!! More

The first edition of the Unirhythm Green Series. Two brand new, smooth as ice tracks from the Motor City Madman Marcellus Pittman. The A-Side is ''TOM Remix'', a dynamic DJ tool that will keep the heads bouncing in the club. The B-Side, ''If the Earth Could Talk,'' is equal parts deep and dubby, but still has that lo-fi Detroit grit in the sound. This is a record that will stick around in many DJs crates for a long time. This record is the first of a series of collaborations between Unirhythm and FIT. Only 500, numbered copies for the world. More

one part of the famous Three Chairs crew Marcellus Pittman provides an excellent start for this new imprint with two slices of driving deep detroit house - pure bliss! More