In 2016, Tommy Vicari Jnr continues to be a name on everybody's lips. Following his recent releases on Drifted and Robsoul - as well his much hyped reissue as 76-79 on Cabinet - he joins Nixwax for this hotly tipped release.
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Following on from his recent Nixwax debut, Tommy Vicari Jnr serves up three superb DJ tools. Limited pressing, VINYL ONLY, one for the heads... More

Introducing the latest, fresh off the presses, limited edition slab of essential vibes: NIX004. On this one we're proud to showcase our latest artiste: Joonipah. He's our very own geordie, cheeky chappie and the boy done good. As per usual, we're limiting it to 300 vinyl only treats for the world, all carefully hand numbered at our top secret production facility south of London.
Just when you thought you had the Nixwax sound nailed down, Joonipah switches things up on the Trapdoor EP with an A-side that's deep, techy and downright unruly. Let the dance floors tremble under the force of this punishing techno tool. The B1, Gut Feeling, keeps things on a more progressive tip but our boy doesn't let you off the hook that easily. Watch out for the second drop as our boy showcases the new UK house/techno overlap with vibes-a-plenty. Finally, the EP comes to it's logical conclusion with the B2: Downshift. Joonipah really demonstrates his depth as a producer pulling out this subtle, funky banger that takes you in deep. It's clear to see that this boy will be one to watch over the next few months. More

Nixwax is a recently formed record label releasing quality house music from the best new producers that the scene has to offer. The third in their series of limited edition, colour vinyl-only releases comes from Nixwax's first European representatives, Behr. The EP opens with "Camino", a massive slice of Tech-House like only the Behr camp can. It builds to the first drop with a combination of deep chords and live drums before unleashing that vocal. We defy anyone not to get down to this one. The B-side starts with "Blank Sheets", which has a similar infectious vocal hook to "Camino". However, the style is no longer Room One stomper and instead has lazy summer written all over it. This is brought to its peak at the breakdown as the vocal harmonies embed themselves in your mind and on from every listen thereafter, you feel as if you are hearing them, even when they have disappeared. "Monaco" rounds off the EP with yet another solid beat, which pushes and drives onwards and upwards. Behr pull yet another classic switch up though and whack in a keyboard riff that they are proud to say was recorded in just one take and moreover, fits not only the track, but also the EP, perfectly!

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