Thick silence and a return. Statement breach. Feet moving. More

Final part of Abe's mini series. hot wax.
house or techno. we decide
limited as usual.
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colored wax
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Mini LP in limited clear vinyl and pink sleeves! 300 copies ONLY
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Resident Advisor+Abe Duque contest winners on a slap of wax. Very limited 200 pressing. Here and gone. Check the mixes.
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ADR kicks off the new decade in style! Pair of amazing remixes from two of the hottest underground producers Oliver Huntmann and Tigerskin. More

Remixes from Max Cooper(Traum) and Marc Romboy(Systematic). Long awaiting 'What Happened?' reworks. Cooper mix strips it back and works the house floor hot and heavy. Bass pushes the dB's to the 'max'.
Romboy turns it inside and out. Growling madness .Over stepped. More

Jay Haze(Tuning Spork) lends his analog ways to Abe+Blake's classic 'Disco Lights'. The release includes a recut version of the original track(ADR07). The Haze mix is thick and thumps. Deep chords and deeper bass. A warm house version that keeps Baxter lighting the way.
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A summer single from Abe Duque featuring remix from DJ Hell(Gigolo). Following up his Don't Be So Mean vinyl series and upcoming CD release of the same title. Women and man speak. Duque rhythms. soft yet pumps More

Installment three from Senor Duque. Grab onto the building tech B side highlighted by Obama's acceptance speech-finished off with a bit of signature acid. House and tech house heads will eat up the A1 cut which takes us deep. ambient natures for the inner A side track.
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The 2nd installment is ready for your ears. Another three track EP of various Duque styles. Start with 'Why They Need Us', an over the top set starter(or dancefloor breakdown segment). Loud speech over a massive bass drum blended with psychedelic keys. The longer inner cut brings us back to Abe's NYTK days-a grooving rhythm and layers of synth work. Let it ride. Flip it for the acid. A NYC club inspired house backbeat with no lack of energy. 'Trash Acid house' goes this and that way. Some trickles of latin drums with analog noises surround the listener. Push that button.
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Fantastic two track EP of melodic and acidic oldschool-house and minimal techno. B-Side features Tijana T. More

ADR is back and this time with help. House techno melodies and acid grooves.

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Thick silence and a return. Statement breach. Feet moving. More

Mini LP in limited clear vinyl and pink sleeves! 300 copies ONLY
More

Resident Advisor+Abe Duque contest winners on a slap of wax. Very limited 200 pressing. Here and gone. Check the mixes.
More

ADR kicks off the new decade in style! Pair of amazing remixes from two of the hottest underground producers Oliver Huntmann and Tigerskin. More

Remixes from Max Cooper(Traum) and Marc Romboy(Systematic). Long awaiting 'What Happened?' reworks. Cooper mix strips it back and works the house floor hot and heavy. Bass pushes the dB's to the 'max'.
Romboy turns it inside and out. Growling madness .Over stepped. More

Jay Haze(Tuning Spork) lends his analog ways to Abe+Blake's classic 'Disco Lights'. The release includes a recut version of the original track(ADR07). The Haze mix is thick and thumps. Deep chords and deeper bass. A warm house version that keeps Baxter lighting the way.
More

A summer single from Abe Duque featuring remix from DJ Hell(Gigolo). Following up his Don't Be So Mean vinyl series and upcoming CD release of the same title. Women and man speak. Duque rhythms. soft yet pumps More

Neurotic Drum Band is John Selway and Ulysses(Elliot Taub). 'Fill in the Blanks' has been in Abe's hands for some time. Here is the release with a remix courtesy of Abe and Selway recorded in the tiny Berlin flat. Pulsing club music... yes. More

Team of Abe Duque and Detroit legend Blake Baxter evolves into 2009. Three dynamite tracks that hit uncharted territory. Let them speak to you. More

Installment three from Senor Duque. Grab onto the building tech B side highlighted by Obama's acceptance speech-finished off with a bit of signature acid. House and tech house heads will eat up the A1 cut which takes us deep. ambient natures for the inner A side track.
More

The 2nd installment is ready for your ears. Another three track EP of various Duque styles. Start with 'Why They Need Us', an over the top set starter(or dancefloor breakdown segment). Loud speech over a massive bass drum blended with psychedelic keys. The longer inner cut brings us back to Abe's NYTK days-a grooving rhythm and layers of synth work. Let it ride. Flip it for the acid. A NYC club inspired house backbeat with no lack of energy. 'Trash Acid house' goes this and that way. Some trickles of latin drums with analog noises surround the listener. Push that button.
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Huge release from Abe Duque as he united with Detroit's legendary Blake Baxter {on vocals} on this Phuture-sounding house track. Baxter's hypnotic vocals promise 'disco lights' and point your way to the dancefloor overtop of some tweaky analogue synths and even a little Soul Sonic Force sampling. Instant anthem More

percussive techno with orgiastic moans and hysteric filter twist on the a-side - massive floor filler. deeper track on the flip and a weird drum'n'bass track by NY's ABE DUQUE ( cheap ) More

easily one of the biggest underground hits of 2001! main cut is a drum frenzy with a massive funky b-line and oh so familiar sample bites - the breakdown brings on the peak. this track is being rocked by the likes of HELL, VAETH, TENALGIA, FRANKIE BONES etc. More