It is time to succumb to the sounds of the Magic Wand label once more and this eighth sonic spell is another one that will leave you happily helpless. It finds the Coyote lads step away from their fine work on Is It Balearic? to cook up two top edits. First up they offer 'Lonely' - a broody, steamy and shimmering tropical Balearic workout and then comes the organic and lazy drums of 'Western Revolution' with an iconic gravelly vocal from Gil Scott Heron. There are folk-tinged Americana sounds on 'Love Home' and laid-back disco licks on the seductive 'Luca' to make this a summer party essential. More

The latest mini LP from Coyote sees them continue to explore the realms of emotionally charged electronic music. From dreamy horizontal soothers to more ecstatic uplifting refrains. 'Both Gone' is an embrace from the sun as it sets gently into the horizon, 'People Take It' is an early afternoon watching the shimmering sea with a mint tea, 'We Got Lost' is a cautioning tale to all, 'Beltane' a celebratory Pagan dub, 'Show Me' is a poolside midday smiler, 'Cirrus' is an ecstatic sunrise anthem. So hurry up, and Live! More

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Coyote drop a special 7 inch single. Inspired by recent events over the last 2 years and their continuing love affair with all things dub and reggae sound system.related. They have been playing lots of this type of stuff at their monthly night at The Bodega in Notts. Apparently causing some heat at recent ALFOS parties too. Bubble Up! More

Is It Balearic finally offer up four cuts from Coyote's fantastic The Mystery Light album. First up is Dan Lissvik on the remix of 'Simpsons Sky' with its loose-limbed Balearic drum funk and tropical synth work. Then come Reverso 68 who layer in some superb arpeggiators for the silky piano sounds of sunset gem 'Copacetic.' Japanese downtempo boss Calm brings his signature mellow acid lushness to 'Outsider' and last of all Chris Massey reworks Coyote's 'Cami Sa Valeta' which was a tribute to Tony Pike. Here it is a go-slow, blissed out and cosmic star-gazer. More

Last year's 'Will We Ever Dance Again' 12" was a big one for Coyote who now follow it up and impress once more. First up they do so on 'Baka Re-Rub' by paying their respects to the iconic Jon da Silva remix of The FADS track. It's steamy, tropical, full of loose drum energy and jangling synths that lightened up any club. On the flip you find 'No Entry' which is a big house anthem plenty of classic tops, uplifting arpeggios and pianos, and dramatic strings next to big acid lines. It's an all out, hands in the air gem that brings the good times. More

As NuNorthern Soul gets ready to celebrate its tenth birthday, it seems fitting that the label’s next album release comes from Coyote, whose impact on the 21st century Balearic scene has arguably been even more significant than that of Phil Cooper’s Ibiza-based imprint.

Everything Moves, Nothing Rests is classic Coyote. Musically varied but tied together by a distinctively warm, dreamy and tactile trademark sound, it contains numerous subtle references to musical and cultural themes that have long been an under-reported feature of their work (the title, for example, is a reference to the 7 Hermetic Principles outlined in ancient Greek text The Kybalion, a work that has long fascinated the duo).

Those familiar with the pair’s output will feel right at home. A rich, loved-up musical tapestry rich in drifting chords, dubby basslines, echoing vocal snippets, languid instrumentation, colourful synthesizer motifs and relaxed beats, the album’s multitude of sonic highlights come together to create a coherent musical voyage that seems to reveal new audio details with each successive listen.

And what highlights. There’s opener ‘Free To Choose’, where aural textures reminiscent of vintage Italian dream house tracks rub shoulders with echoing spoken word vocals, cascading synth solos and flashes of acoustic guitar atop a head-nodding groove, the Flamenco-dub shuffle of ‘Freya’s Song’, and the yearning lament of ‘Nothing Rests’, whose lilting trumpet solos, swirling chords, tumbling Marimba melodies and infectious drums sound like a sunrise soundtrack in waiting.

The quality doesn’t stop there, either. Many will gravitate towards the subtly psychedelic electronics, weighty acid bass and evocative ambient house chords of ‘Vine of the Soul’, and ‘Fullness’, whose atmospheric synth strings, sampled spoken word vocals, slow-motion grooves and deep bass are the aural equivalent of a tender embrace. Then there’s ‘Writing on Water’, a rushing, ever-building dancefloor excursion in which spine-tingling piano motifs, life-affirming strings and waves of kaleidoscopic synthesizer sounds lap around a dubby house groove. It provides a stunning conclusion to a fittingly evocative album from Nottingham’s Balearic masters. More

Coyote drop their 7th album The Mystery Light.A double 12 LP. Copacetic is a mellow disco shuffler. Don’t Run It Extra Ordinary is a percussive soft acid groove lamenting the material world. Woosh is Coyotes personal understated reflective tribute to Pete Woosh. Simpsons Sky has touches of Krautrocker about it. Fridays Child hits peak Balearic retro poolside euro chug. Mint Tea is the post breakfast view over the shimmering ocean. Bougainvillea is a moment of calm. Cami de Sa Veleta is an homage to a fav Ibiza road trip for lunch and music. The Outsider is an uplifting reminder to all that you don’t have to play the game and to always remember the Guv More

Rothmans are back with there first release of 2014 - Coyote - The Socrates EP. This time the guys are paying hommage to one of the more contriversial stars of the late 70's/ early 80's , the absolutely legendry Dr Socrates!!. This 6th release by the the retro, football mad, perm loving lot sees them take a step away from the various artists format into the world of EP's. And what a stomper they have in the form of the 'Is It Balearic...?' boys Coyote. Featuring on last years Claudio Gentile Release the boys are back on Rothmans and in fine form with a mixture of psychadelic disco and funky Balearic beats that would make Dr Socrates himself stand up and shake that afro all over the dancefloor. And joining them on the team sheet are a pair of knock out players in the form of Mark E & Ste Spandex. Mark E putting his silky skills, and attacking mark on Passing Memories, and then Ste Spandex bringing it up the rear and joining him in attack with a live VHS remix of Act Like You Know. The Rothmans label seems to be taking shape now and looks like it could be also putting together a dream team of releases.
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Some two years in the making, Glide Time is the brand new studio album from Is It Balearic..? Recordings head boys Coyote. Eight tracks deep, this album sees Ampo and Timm Sure further perfect their approach to modern Balearica, ambling from moments of incandescent calm such as the expansive opening track "California Jam" and "Feel Beautiful" to euphoria inducing cuts like the chuggy "Swimming" and acid tinged "Break On Through". Look out for the guitar playing skills of Is It Balearic...? Stalwart Max Essa too. It is indeed Time to Glide. Switch on and feel the new Balearic beat at its best More

Somewhere between Center Parcs in Nottingham and the white sandy perfection of Formentera reside two men dedicated to the art of horizontal dancing. Their mums call them Ampo and Timm (funny names, those Notts lads), though we know them by their collective name of Coyote. In their minds eye, it is 1986 and there are leathery looking Germans with alarming posing pouches dancing to Simply Red records on the shimmering terrace at Ku club while down the road Alfredo is building his legendary reputation at Amnesia. Apart from the clued-up few, most of the Brits are billeted in San Antonio where the beers are cheap and the sunburn is plentiful. Coyote’s music, despite being produced in the east Midlands conjures up a world of sun, sea and ’80s glamour, while still sounding very much like today. More

VINYL TRACKLISTING:
A1. Róisín Murphy - Incapable (The Reflex Revision)
A2. Daisybelle & Tasty Lopez - Starlight (Future Disco Ballroom Dub)
A3. Roosevelt - See You Again (Lazywax Remix)
B1. Saison - Rocinante
B2. Breakbot, Irfane & Yuksek - Taqa
B3. PPJ - Primavera
B4. Bondax - Don't Want It (feat. Tara McDonald)
C1. Boys Shorts - Suburban Love Affair (Brian Ring Remix)
C2. Italoconnection - All Over (Future Disco Edit)
C3. Elder Island - I Fold You (Kassian Remix)
C4. Digitalism - Offline
D1. Clive From Accounts - You Understand
D2. Storken - Think Happy Be Happy (Dorothys Fortress Remix)
D3. Gilligan Moss - Ultraparadiso
D4. Kosmo Kint & Kapote - Strangers

OVERVIEW: Welcome to the Mirrorball Motel - the shimmering nocturnal world of Future Disco from the NeedWant label. It's a 19-track exploration of the magical and escapist sounds of artists like Digitalism, Cinthie, Bondax, Reflex, Roosevelt and more. The Mirrorball Motel is a place that transports you to another place, a party you don't want to end and when it does, you'll feel it was all a dream. It’s where the magic happens, an evening without inhibitions, where you dance without thinking. Musically it's a mix of all forms of disco and house as represented here.

This bumper collection features five exclusive new tunes. Daisybelle & Tasty Lopez's 'Starlight' (Future Disco Ballroom Dub) has a classic disco feel from the two first ladies of the green. Italoconnection - 'All Over' (Future Disco Edit) brings an eighties vibe that reminds of Ibiza venue Pikes, whilst the mysterious Clive From Accounts 'You Understand' impresses with its soaring strings and house bassline. The final two exclusives are Charlie Hepworth's 'It's Satisfaction' with its full thrill house drums and acid flashes, and Boys Shorts's 'Suburban Love Affair' (Brian Ring Remix), which sounds like summer on the shores of Los Angeles in 1989.

Elsewhere is the simple but effective future disco of Bondax, a Brazilian via French disco cut from PPJ, and exciting and intricate grooves from the trio of Breakbot, Irfane & Yuksek. There is euphoric 90s house from Saison, challenging yet reassuring vocal work from the legendary Roisin Murphy as remixed to perfection by the wizard that is The Reflex and much more besides. More

House and techno purveyor Ejeca delivers with a high-octane release, ‘Keep Climbing EP’ on Needwant Records, which celebrates 100 releases. The four-tracker is available on a limited run of vinyl. From its inception, Needwant has focussed on pioneering the sounds of tomorrow, developing exciting artists in the world of crossover dance and electronic music including lau.ra, Kiwi, and Ejeca, who first released on the label in 2013. The title track kicks off the EP with serious force; heavy kicks and a glitchy melody loops hypnotically before making way for the track’s commanding vocal which is equally entrancing. Like its title, ‘Keep Climbing’ builds and builds, generating full-throttle energy that is finally erupted after a euphoric piano breakdown. ‘Vader’ reduces the pace and deepens the mood with a deep humming bassline, twinkling chords, and eerie strings. A breakdown follows with Ejaca’s signature ravey piano-lines in combination with hooky top-line vocals that seamlessly takes the track into peak-time party territory. The track is dynamic, enthralling, and highlights the depth to Ejeca’s production. ‘Won’t Beat Me’ is colourfully uplifting from the offset with bright piano and arpeggiating pads shimmering in tandem. The vocal is contagiously catchy, topping the instrumentation with positive energy which is present throughout the track’s duration. ‘Won’t Beat Me’ is a peak-time club big-hitter. Rounding off the EP is ‘Zyfer’ which boasts uncompromisingly chunky kicks and raw industrial echoes, before cleverly switching to a contrasting sonic soundscape in true Ejeca style. 8-bit arpeggiating chords bubble before warping into a driving club melody which dances on top of the heavy-hitting kicks and groovy percussion. The EP perfectly captures the ethos of Needwant; forward-thinking music with innovative ideas from an artist who contributed to the label in its early stages. 100 releases on and Needwant continues to push the sounds of tomorrow in slick style. More

The infamous Kiwi returns to Needwant with his second EP on the London label (home to the likes of The Revenge, Ejeca, Maxxi Soundsystem and many more) On this cut Kiwi does what he does best by incorporating emotion and grit into dance music. The EP features 3 mixes of ‘Kiya’ as well as a remix from underground hero Brian Ring. The record has already seen support form the likes of Theo Kottis, AME, Tensnake, catz n dogz, Nick Warren & Fort Romeau to name a few. The record opens with the original version of ‘Kiya' which features warm bass tones, spaced out synth lines, shuffling percussion and a tribal-esq vocal. The Rave mix gives ‘Kiya’ dance floor authority, introducing driving acid synth lines and a weightier low end. On the B side Kiwi delivers a deconstructed ‘Dreamscape’ mix stripping ‘Kiya' back to it’s beautiful bare bones. ‘Kiya’ will be another addition to Kiwi’s already impressive physical discography which includes releases on imprints such as Disco Halal, Future Boogie & 17 Steps. His unique approach to remixing and producing over the years has meant that he has seen a wealth of support from names such as Andrew Weatherall, DJ Harvey, Gerd Janson, Daniel Avery, Erol Alkan, Optimo, Annie Mac and Skream. More

Needwant welcome Bristol born, Berlin based Geoff Wright aka Kemback (Omena/Futureboogie) to the label. By day, Kemback teaches music production classes to students in Berlin, with such a musical background behind him, his latest EP Moving Through Clouds is every bit exquisite as you’d think. Opening with the luscious ‘I Need You’, hi-hat, bongos and sumptuous strings are just some of the elements that blend together seamlessly, a touch of modern jazz-house. The experimental combinations continue on ‘Stepping Back’, a heavy breaks track coupled with harps and saxophones. Whilst the hazy pads of ‘Moving Through Clouds’ goes down a more atmospheric route. The EP includes remixes from Soulphiction and Kim Brown (Needwant). Over the past ten years the Needwant mantra has been to push the very best in new talent, hav-ing provided the platform for the likes of Kiwi, The Mekanism, Maxxi Soundsystem, The Revenge and many more. More

Needwant welcome Berlin duo Kim Brown back into the fold with the stellar ‘Pleasuredome Continuum’’. Comprised of two dynamic breakbeat cuts to sink into and some incredible remixes from Earth Boys (Let’s Play House) and Kemback (Omena/Futureboogie). ‘Helical Scan’ comes straight from the Berlin 5am scene with raw breakbeat production and huge hitting pads and rolling synths. Whilst the uniquely titled ‘Ceramic Unicorns’ is anything but fluffy and cuddly. The pulsating hi-hat, lofi percussion and cosmic chords take you to another level. Kim Brown is Ji-Hun Kim & Julian Braun, local heroes on the Berlin club scene and rising producers with previous releases on Just Another Beat, Retreat, Rivulet, Rimini, Freerange, Fauxpas Musik, Film and Permanent Vacation. More

Johannes Albert is a producer as diverse as they come. Comfortable across all sub genres of dance music from deep house to italo disco, in Italy they call him Giovanni Alberto. He’s been praised by the likes BICEP, Gerd Janson, Lauer and the Keinemusik crew, and he’s only just getting started. The Dancing Plague EP is summer music for summer people. Opening with the hefty, wonky basslines of the club ready; TPTS. Gravy Train is a combination of grooving bass-lines and disco drums, the end result is a solid dancefloor stomper. The uniquely titled Pachanga follows, abundant with nu disco and italo references. This is a real summer track, as the sun sets in the city ahead of a huge party, the one that will entice the shyest of dancers to move. Keeping with the off the cuff track names, the EP finishes with the dusty, sun tinged Rainbow Pan.
Over the past ten years the Needwant mantra has been to push the very best in new talent, having provided the platform for the likes of Kiwi, The Mekanism, Maxxi Soundsystem, The Revenge and many more. More

Ashworth's Grain LP captured the imagination of many in the music world on it's release last year. After releasing two original EP's from the album we get an excellent remix package from three leading lights in electronic music. What better way to wrap up his debut with Needwant. The EP serves up three very different remixes all for a different occasion and mood. The ever reliable Dorisbourg, who remains one half of the lauded Genius of Time, takes a laidback Electronica approach but with Techno at it's heart. Newcomer Kris Davis and Yost keep the original feel of Cork but provide a sensual but progressive vibe.
While Simon Haydo drives all the way to the end with his remix of Fireworks. Great production on show across the EP for the emerging producer Ashworth. More

The much-hyped TRAXX compilation from London-based record label Needwant is back after a near two-year hiatus. After the critically acclaimed ‘The House That Garage Built’, that captured the sound of the scene and called it right with early tracks from Disclosure, Ben Pearce, Breach and Ejeca, the long anticipated follow up - Vol. 2 – ‘My House is Your House’ is guaranteed to have you jacking and stepping all through Spring, Summer and beyond. Curated and compiled by DJ/Producer Anna Wall, the track selection fuses classic inspirations with forward thinking House. Bringing together standout cuts from some of the genres most respected and forward-thinking producers, along with unreleased and original tracks from the very best of up-and-coming talent. Featuring new cuts from Italian favourite Nicholas, London-based REbEL, LA-born Evan Iff and Manchester’s Cy Humphreys, and limited to just 300 copies world wide, this 12” sampler proves the current crop can kick out inspired floor-filling originals. More

Celebrating 5 years of Needwant, the imprint that made the world familiar with Mario Basanov, Kim Ann Foxman, Ejeca, Maxxi Soundsystem and many more, asks their now admired artists and its extended family to create fresh reinterpretations of its stunning back catalogue. This 4 track vinyl sampler creates new associations between artists with standout results, as artists reinterpret material from the Needwant vaults for this special limited edition 12”. The sampler features brand new mixes from Nicholas’, with his take on Kim Ann Foxman’s ‘Hyopnotic Dance’, as well as a Uluru’s reversion of Maxi Soundsystem’s ‘Make or Break’, all seemingly fording a new groove to these already formidable house records. Mark E makes his own retake on ‘We Could Love’ with a Sadness Of Yesterday mix and The Revenge unearths fresh depths with his take on James Fox’s cut, ‘Holding On’. All 12” vinyl samplers come with a download code of the 4 remixes, as well as nearly 20 other tracks taken from the double digital album including further new remixes and some highlights from the Needwant back catalogue.
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Needwant welcome Berlin duo Kim Brown into the fold with the stellar ‘Batteries Not Included’ EP comprised of three shimmering, deep cuts to sink into. Lead track ‘Other People’s Space’ features warm strings, mellow keys, and plenty of atmosphere while the softly melodic bassline, raw percussion and shakers provide the groove. Next up ‘Snow Measurement’ combines an infectious wiggly bassline and ethereal minor keys while nu­disco esque closing track ‘Bladenhorst’ is immersed in aquatic keys, soft rolling drums and more luscious strings. In short, this EP is your answer to summer sonic daydreaming...Kim Brown is Ji­Hun Kim & Julian Braun, local heroes on the Berlin club scene and rising producers with previous releases on Just Another Beat, Retreat, Rivulet, Rimini, Freerange, Fauxpas Musik, Film and Permanent Vacation. Their debut album ‘Somewhere Else It’s Going To Be Good’ was released in 2013 on Just Another Beat to wide critical acclaim with Groove Magazine declaring it “one of the best house albums made in the last decade”
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Northern Irishman Ejeca makes his second appearance on London based Needwant after his highly successful 'Horizon EP'. Title track 'Together' showcases the talented producer's style when it comes to combining a new twist on 90s garage with a 4/4 beat. The tracks huge euphoric breakdown cleverly reference the past whilst still keeping the future in mind, a signature sound that Ejeca has become so well known for over the past twelve months. House maestro Terrence Parker makes his first appearance on Needwant with his flawless 'Motor City Soul Mix' of 'Together' adding deep, warm chords for an elevating affair. A major highlight in his recent DJ sets, Ejeca has included a special 'Night Edit' of the mighty 'Horizon' for the flip side of this release with the second original track 'Forest' taking things deeper to round off this killer package. Things have really been taking off lately for fast rising star Ejeca with a residency at this years Warehouse Project in Manchester, various Ibiza dates including Pacha, Ushuaia and Sankey's and a thirteen date tour of the USA about to kick off. More

Needwant welcome back family member Mario Basanov with his ‘Bill EP’ to delve into the harder and darker side of his production skills with three bombs guaranteed to destroy any dance floor. The Lithuanian based producer Mario Basanov released his first solo album ‘Journey’ on Needwant at the end of 2012, which showcased his undeniable talents as a producer and garnered huge international support. Now he follows that long player with a switch in tempos and heads straight to floor with the three track Bill EP. Headline track ‘Bill’ is full of brooding energy and sure to be inspiring open air parties across the summer. ‘Tor’ heads in a more electronic direction with a barrage of enchanting synths, while ‘Give Me Back’ is a relentless slice of electronic Italo inspired House that completes an epic EP. Mario has more recently released on the mighty Innervisions with his dark and mysterious track ‘Red Line’ as part of the ‘Secret Weapons EP Part 5’ as well as penning an upcoming release on Mood Music. His recent remixes for the likes of Kruse & Nuernberg, Hollis P Monroe and Crazy P have only gone on to establish Mario’s versatility and consistent quality as a producer. More

Having recently relocated to London, Urulu & Chaos in the CBD join forces for Needwant’s next stellar release. Sharing the same musical passion and vision, yet each holding distinct style and influences, they were able to come together and deliver something really special. A combination of four deep, diverse cuts where old school meets the new school. Rising star Taylor Freels aka Urulu flies solo for the first track on the A-side, giving us a solid dose of 90s inspired house. Grabbing you from the first beat ‘Never Again’ is awash with deep chords, ethereal pads and smooth vocals. The first team effort comes with ‘Mind The Gap’, the perfect slice of garage style house, beautifully deep and rolling with a skipping beat, offering plenty of drive for the dance floor. Brothers Ben and Louis Helliker-Hales aka Chaos in the CBD take the reins for the first track on the B-side, boasting an unmistakable classic sound in ‘Mariana Trench’ with rich synths and warm analogue percussion. They team up with Urulu once more to deliver a piece of Chicago House in ‘Between Us’ with an acid drenched bassline, deep fluid chords and intoxicating vocals to round off this flawless release. More

Rising electronic producer Mario Basanov releases his highly sought after debut album with long time label partners Needwant Records this autumn. Available as an limited double vinyl pack with specially created gate fold artwork including exclusive vinyl versions. Also included is the full album as bonus CD insert. Basanov’s consistent and quality production techniques express a style that is both elegant yet enigmatic winning him fans from many different corners of dance music’s spectrum. His music sits as comfortably in the worlds of House and Disco as it does electronic or even popular music. In this debut album he walks the tightrope between the popular and the underground and makes the crossing with true finesse. Mario Basanov’s Vinyl versions of ‘Journey’ exposes new and exclusive records made especially for the LP that sit alongside some of his biggest tracks to date. Discover new interpretations of ‘Just Think About’ and ‘We Are Child of Love’ alongside new material featuring the vocals from the likes of Stee Downs or Jazzu. The vinyl version of ’Journey’ will also include a 16 track CD version of the album so you can enjoy both the exclusive vinyl version and full length album. More

Needwant proudly presents a blissful slice of disco tinted house courtesy of Ghostly International favourite Mark E with his new ‘We Could Love’ release that features the iconic voice of Robert Owens. The revered producer is back to deliver one of his best productions to date. Working his studio magic, ‘We Could Love’ is filled with fluid keys and soothing synths that flow through the layers of delicate percussion, with a deep rolling undertone providing plenty of groove. On the vocal version Fingers Inc. legend Robert Owens steps in with his flawless vocals, exploring a range from deep seductive whispers through to higher pitched vocal melodies. The ‘Instrumental’ version offers an alternative to the original. Stripped from the vocals, added radiant synths shine through with a deep prominent bass line to bring out a sure House classic. Mark is without doubt one of the true heroes of the electronic music scene, producing real honest music that is unique, classic and filled with emotion. ‘We Could Love’ is the perfect addition to the Needwant catalogue, keeping standards sky high, and a sign that the label’s blinding form is here to stay. More

Solid member of the Needwant family Mario Basanov is back with the eagerly awaited 'We Are Child Of Love' - a deep house, disco tinted, emotive masterpiece featuring redubs from Mario himself and a seductively smooth and effortlessly groovy remix from Needwant's newest recruits, The Mekanism. 'We Are Child Of Love' is utterly mesmerizing with it's sultry grooves, deep piano keys and radiant synth structures. A true delivery of smooth, emotive electronica of the highest caliber; exactly what we have come to expect from Mr. Basanov. Mario's dub version hits us with a deep driving bass, progressing into a Balearic ambience with reverbed vocals, fluid warm keys and shimmering synths that provide the perfect soundtrack to a beautiful Ibiza sunset. More

Needwant call upon on the immaculate production skills of Bonar Bradberry for his second release on the label. Bonar's You Were Away EP is a journey through emotive disco dreams, with remixes from two rising producers Maxxi Soundsystem and Space Ranger.'You Were Away' is a thought-provoking slice of day dreaming disco. Steady shakes and claps set the pace while sleek synth licks and emotive piano keys build the track into full momentum. More