Detroit 90s gem from KEVIN SAUNDERSON's KMS label gets a 2024 12" release from COLLECTIVE RHYTHM NETWORK. Featuring
unreleased, extended, and freshly remastered versions of the killer D'PAC dub mixes. The full-length version on the A-side and the
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TERPSITON is back again to rough up the UNDERGROUND with its first and much-longed for full-length House-Album called THE GREEN FOLDER by the ingenious masterheads from THE EVERGREENS. Those dudes definitely know how to bring forth the right mood with their gift in the art of soul music to achieve the goal of every single human being: satisfaction, pleasure and harmony. THE EVERGREENS fully delivered the goods by presenting a wide range of emotional and multi-layered electronic music rooted in the origins of the SOUL, FUNK and HOUSE - movement. On this 2x10" records you easily will find the detailed and passionate long-time relation of THE EVERGREENS to the cordial and organic soundscapes of the 70's and 80's. To give you a little review of chosen tracks of the album, we highly recommend you the main-titles like SWEET, SOFT LIGHTS & U, Dr. KISS, LOVE WAVES and DON'T TURN BACK - all of them with their very own signature of groovy, funky and housy beats underlaid with forcing kicks, tremendous percussion and unique vocals of pure sexiness.To bring it to extremes THE EVERGREENS further drop DETROIT EVENING in which they combine all the quality aspects of this record and reach the climax by hilarious singing in duet what this album is all about: "Brothers and sisters, enemies and friends...everybody is welcome for the LOVE WE SPREAD..." This album is truly a dedication to SOUL, it is truly a commitment to HOUSE, it is truly a homage to FUNK and last but not least it is truly a memory of the real legends in music. There is nothing better than getting catched by THE EVERGREENS. But these are only big words, what really counts is the music - so let's play the green records on heavy rotation, because you will definitely stick to the sound of THE EVERGREENS! THE EVERGREENS are comin...

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TERPSITON are proud to welcome to the gang the new faces of the scene and old friends of the label called themselves THE SCENE.This strongly and catchy headline is wisely chosen and named after the legendary Detroit based TV-Show that turned usual men into celebrities over night. It absurdly and hilariously demonstrates how to get a name and how to get fame just by being marked as a celebrity. So, these well talented guys that are totally into the deep and underground house stuff vault themselves into the scene by releasing this ass-kicking and groundbreaking record that is full of catchy and lovely hook lines, forcing kick drums, intense arrangements and a true passion for the house movement as it was back in the days. On two songs (Feist Movement & Lab) The Scene is supported by two other new gang members soon to be well known namely as NIKI and FRANZ B. WERNER who add their feel and taste of sounds. A unique blend of individuals, great sounds and real emotions that will make history. Never mind the celebrities - here comes THE SCENE!!

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This time TERPSITON are presenting their first compilation called "Collagen". A collage (From the French: coller, to glue) is a work of formal art, primarily in the visual arts, made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole. And that´s what this record is all about. Musicwise this means on the A-Side the holy ANTON ZAP (Ehtereal Sound, UQ) delivers a intense, authentic and slow burning cut. Additionally on this side Terpsiton want to introduce a new mystery called CHORDULA that brings you an extraordinary and smashing retroesque track just to tear every dance floor apart.The B-side starts with the label-dandy KAI VON GLASOW and another love song for the broken hearted. "How to love" not only shows you how to love but how to dance at all. Last but not least Terpsiton present another new artist duo named HAMPEL&NIKI who stands for raw, stomping and disco-like old school sounds, enough said. To formulate this record: punk house at its best, but think for yourself and listen

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