Hollands' finest Detroit Techno producer back in great shape! 3 tracks full of sublime chords. powerfull melodies and a hip shaking groove.. Typical Steve Rachmad STYLE! More

Bass Culture welcomes another industry heavyweight to its roster of talent with this new release, which follows hot on the heels of the killer 50th release by Mr. G. This latest release comes from long time friend of Bass Culture owner D’Julz and Dutch techno hero Steve Rachmad. Steve is renowned for his funky take on techno, honing his skills as a DJ and producer over 25 years and establishing himself as a respected and hugely talented artist in the process. The first of two tracks on this new EP is entitled ‘Sabre Song’ - a stomping, illuminating cut straight out of the Rachmad school of Detroit-influenced techno. D’Julz heard Steve play the track at Womb in Tokyo and had to sign it on the spot. ‘Sabre Song’ is a perfect fit for Bass Culture with its groovy bassline, cutting hats and ‘big band’ instrumentation. On the flip D’Julz himself contributes an edit of one of Steve’s nineties classic, a favourite of his and one which both men agreed should be given a release. Pumping out at a speedy tempo, the force is strong with ‘Activa’, transporting us back to the rave era with its catchy melody, and retro physique. Summer vibes all the way with this one. More

Dutch legend Steve Rachmad helped shape the international techno scene with groundbreaking and classic releases on M-Plant, Music Man and his own Scorp and Ion imprints under at least a dozen different pseudonyms. Supported by Raudive, Troy Pierce..


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Summer 2014 saw the release of Anton Pieete’s ‘The News’, an eight track selection that further cemented his new musical path. Raw, powerful productions that matched the classic sounds of early Detroit and Chicago, with the future leanings of Anton’s own production tastes and techniques. The News was an instant hit with his peers, drawing a tidal wave compliments and club support. It was some of those same supporters that Rejected have looked to when drawing up their wish list for this exciting remix release. UK sensation Mosca was first on board, having been an early fan of the originals. He chose to take on the deep, mysterious and somewhat spooky ’Next Year’, with the Not So Much boss toughening and twisting the original with reversed sweeps in an elongated beatless opening that leaves us feverishly anticipating the drop of the first kick drum, at four and half minutes. Fellow Dutchman Tom Ruijg goes to work on the title track. Relegating the original's dominant synth chords he strips things back, only to rebuild as a tense, minimal and mysterious techno outing. Anton himself joins forces with Awanto 3, layering their wonderful vocal lick over the original to give it a fresh and addictive new face for the summer.
Detroit’s own, Rolando, also takes on The News. Feeling at home with those home-town synths he pulls them further within his remix, filtering things down whilst pushing his beats and snare to the fore. Still keeping things deep Rolando creates an impressive and essential rework of Anton’s original.
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(Kabale und Liebe, Edwin Oosterwal rmx) With the original already having been a firm favourite for label boss Joris Voorn since the spring, its infectious vocal and big funky bassline helped create an audience favourite and terrace hit.
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(Reggy van Oers Remix) This powerful track left both Joris Voorn and Edwin Oosterwal awe inspired and they are proud to finally re-release it on their label Rejected.


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Joris Voorn's alter ego 'Dark Science' returns with 'Rain', A 2-piece package on Rejected, kicking off the labels 2014 Debut


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Arriving firmly on time for the approaching summer, Rejected welcomes back Dutch techno music maestro Anton Pieete for another killer double track EP fresh out of Amsterdam. Known for his straight forward contemporary take on techno Pieete once again fuses together experimental synths, high-octane rhythms and rigorous patterns to bring us the next installment “Culture” & “Cotton” Culture & Cotton both focus on solid groove-layered four to the floor percussion. Culture showcases a futuristic twist with a digital pattern lead, electric synth & a warping bassline, whilst Cotton throws up classical elements of house with its airy synth lead & warm bass both bouncing off a solid tech pulse.
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Entering fresh into 2013, Rejected’s first release is from highly respected DJ and producer Ross Evans aka Ross Evana. More

After the release of the mega sultry remix of 'Lets Go Juno' with Fellow District One Partner Bart Skills, it's no surprise Rejected had to have Dutchman Anton Pieete back for REJ026 More

Following off from Rejected's successful summer they have hooked yet again some fresh new talent, Dutch DJ & Producer Mulder who steps up to take his place on the labels stellar stand of releases. More

Daniel's stocked the bar, rigged the lights, fed the smoke machine and is ready to welcome us all into Room 5 with his brace of new tracks. Two polished dance-floor tools in the shape of his and Adam K's In The Vibe and the solo cut Wash The Dish. More

Teaming up with Teo once again and returning to Rejected for the first time since 004, Heiko presents a couple of stunning mixes of, "Polyrhythm." More

Amsterdam label, Rejected are proud to announce a special remix of techno pioneer Moby from their very own head honcho, Joris Voorn. This will keep you dancing After the After!! ltd to 500 copies for the world. More

Rejected look to round out the summer and call in the autumn with a track that has been igniting floors all season for label chiefs Edwin Oosterwal and Joris Voorn.


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On the A we find Joris Voorn locked in a dream-team combo' with Rejected regular, Nic Fanciulli. On the B it’s the turn of the younger Fanciulli to take center stage with Joris on the Edit. Enjoy!
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Berghain resident, Klockworks label boss and Ostgut Ton artist, Ben Klock leads the way, having remixed the track for his own sets, now Rejected bring it to you. Backing Ben is another techno favourite of the Rejected camp, DVS1.
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