Maeve is the record label run by three close friends, Mano Le Tough, The Drifter and Baikal. With over a year passing since Maeve 01, they are back with a bang. Maeve 02 consists of two versions of Baikal's "Why Don't Ya?" from friends of the label, Ripperton and Dixon. Ripperton turn's Baikal's Why Don't Ya into a 14 minute epic. While Dixon gives Ripperton's remix his concise edit treatment on the flip. The tracks have had huge responses worldwide and have appeared on Dixon's BBC Essential Mix and Sasha's Mixmag Mix. More

Kieran has been one of Ireland’s best producers for almost two decades, and when he spoke with Maeve about an album he’d been working on, he sounded a note of caution that, maybe, well, it wasn’t the sort of thing Maeve would like. If this was a shameless attempt at reverse psychology, it worked. Interest was piqued, the conversation continued, and the result was an enchanting, hypnotic album unlike anything heard from Phil, or anyone, before. That album was Life Cycling and it was quickly agreed that this would be the perfect record to serve as Maeve’s first full-length artist release More

Maeve is the record label run by three close friends, Mano Le Tough, The Drifter and Baikal. For Maeve’s eighth outing it has enlisted the talents of long time friend Ed Davenport. The record grew from a chance hearing of some new material at Ed’s studio one night and after a brief discussion it was decided that the tracks would find a fitting home at Maeve. Although recently more known for his harder techno releases under the moniker Inland, Silver Walks is some what a return to Ed’s roots. Slower, emotive, more contemplative tracks, recorded over a pretty short period of focused studio time.
'Silver Walks' is a synth-led jam. The arpeggiator holds pride of place as the centre of the tune with filter tweaks complementing its progression. 'Kuromaku' has a tougher attitude - heady and cosmic with a deep kick. It means 'black curtain' in Japanese. More

Maeve is the record label run by three close friends, Mano Le Tough, The Drifter and Baikal. Some years ago, Mano and The Drifter ran a clubnight in Berlin called Passion Beat. Aera was their guest a couple of times. It's very fitting that Aera now joins us for Maeve 06. Aera's original "You Know Juno" comprises of warm arps and a dark hypnotic bassline over a jacking house beat. On first hearing the track, The Drifter was keen to do a remix. His interpretation is a dark take on the original, boosting the bassline, adding a driving beat and pushing the drama to high levels. More

Maeve is the record label run by three close friends, Mano Le Tough, The Drifter and Baikal. Maeve 04 is The Drifter's debut on the label, and his first original music since late 2012 for Permanent Vacation. "Again" showcases a tougher side to his productions. The Again EP consists of 2 tracks, both aimed firmly at the dancefloor. "Again" is a rolling 10 minute trip, with some twists and turns along the way. "Blocks" with it's tougher, ahem, blockier beats and soaring synths is a more upfront affair.v More

Maeve is the record label run by three close friends, Mano Le Tough, The Drifter and Baikal. Maeve 03 is Mano Le Tough's debut on the label, and his first original music since his album "Changing Days" in Spring 2013. Tempus EP consists of 3 very different tracks, which showcase the different sides of Mano's productions. Title track Tempus is a warm melodic burner. Return To Yoz certainly a dancefloor moment. Sorry Is A Useless Word is Mano the Haus Romantiker, returning to a style reminiscent of his album. More

Maeve is the record label run by three close friends, Mano Le Tough, The Drifter and Baikal. With over a year passing since Maeve 01, they are back with a bang. Maeve 02 consists of two versions of Baikal's "Why Don't Ya?" from friends of the label, Ripperton and Dixon. Ripperton turn's Baikal's Why Don't Ya into a 14 minute epic. While Dixon gives Ripperton's remix his concise edit treatment on the flip. The tracks have had huge responses worldwide and have appeared on Dixon's BBC Essential Mix and Sasha's Mixmag Mix. More