No More Hits artist John Devecchis, launches Instinkt Recordings this April, with the ‘Find A Way’ EP, comprising three original cuts and a remix from James Barnsley. York-born, now based in Australia, producer and DJ, John Devecchis, launches his brand new Instinkt Recordings imprint this April, delivering up-front house music pertaining to peak-time dance floors and the afterhours, and with a release out now on the reputable No More Hits imprint, alongside the likes of Nicholas and Simoncino, It’s safe to say he has an attentive approach to sculpting sounds, as well as creating and scoping out tasteful, elegant house music. The release opens with title track ‘Find A Way’, taking on the format of classic deep house, with crunchy 909 drums, warm string melodies and a bulbous sub-bass line. Devecchis chops up an amalgamation of female vocal samples and crafts them into enticing hooks, while organic piano chords progressions further fuel the musicality, and bubbling percussion drives the movement of the track subtly in the background. Get Physical, Catwash and Safari Electronique artist, James Barnsley, steps in to rework ‘Find A Way’ next, stamping his signature hypnotic house mark on the original. Barnsley opts from rolling toms and shuffling snares in the drum programming, while dubbedout vocals and warbling chords create and expansive atmosphere. Opening the B-Side of the release is ‘Gonna Be Right There’, maintaining the classic feel of the preceding track with bright synth chords, swinging drums and spoken word vocal lines. The focal point of the track introduces a cosseting pad lines, which falters in pitch and evolves with intermittent drops for the remainder of the cut. Closing the release we have, ‘Ask You’, an apt choice to wind things down as Devecchis takes things even deeper. Smooth pads and hi-strings lead the way, while raw, natural percussive lines drive the energy. This is an outstanding debut from Instinkt Recordings, and a good indication of what’s to come from this promising new Australian label.
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new No More Hits release from a super talented Berlin-based producer known as Jurny. Extremely strong debut EP, reminiscent of the early NMH sound. Killer!! More

Midweek shipping this week, new release on No More Hits is ready to go. Bucharest duo The Gemini Bros are welcomed to the No More Hits family. Providing an absolute killer EP for the 24th of the NMH series. 3 superb tracks which have been killing dance floors around the world. More

new No More Hits release from Stereo 12" + Soulaction, proper underground disco stuff on this one! It's been killing dancefloors far and wide for months! More

Ivory Boy and Pash are back once again as The Peanuts, huge funky release on No More Hits. The label has had a short hiatus but now is back with a bang! The guys have been working on this release for some time now, a lot of effort has been put in and it really shows! More

Buzz Compass is back for his second stint on No More Hits, following support from the likes of Jacques Renault for his NMH012 release. Pure house grooves on this one. More

A1: Can You Understand - Trademark Nicholas sound, brilliant percussion and moving synth, warm bass and a superb sample combo. Excellent! A2: If This World - Old school house vibe with the keys on this track. Hypnotic vocal throughout, great idea and execution. Awesome bassline! Killer!  B1: World Of Confusion - Beat down disco, 85 bpm on this one. A real gem, slow groover. Awesome percussion, vocal will stick in your head for days! Brilliant! B2: I Know A Place - Keeping with the beat down vibes. Great vocal, horns with a brilliant beat, percussion is superb! Big track!
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No More Hits are keeping with the fresh new producer flow, this time G&D at the controls. Originally a two track 12 with Mustang & Turned, we heard the ‘Some Time’ track and had to put it out! A1: Some Time
- Heavy, chugging track this is a KILLER! Throwback vibe on this one but sounds so fresh. Loads of percussion going on, the lead is tremendous. This track has got it all! B1: Mustang - This is a quality track; beat down disco feel – perfect No More Hits material. Love the hypnotic synth. This really builds to a huge finish, peak time destroyer! Deep! B2: Turned - This is the sexiest song, such a beautiful groove. Deep bass line is the main focus, really works with great use of vocals and a stunning lead. So, so HOT!!

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No More Hits follows up the chart(s) topping release from Nicholas on NMH011! Up and coming producer, Buzz Compass is in charge with a excitingly
deep release. Keeping up the quality of releases on No More Hits. A killer 4 track 12" More

No More Hits (NMH011), with Nicholas back at the helm. Following up on his CD compilation for NMH, which went down a storm, the man is back with a brilliant 4 tracker of classic house and boogie vibes. More

New talent on No More Hits, Turbo Jazz drops his first single. A1: Go Broadway: House feel on this edit, cool vocals and heavy use on the cowbell sounds. Top track! B1: Boogie 2 The Top: Latin boogie disco, nice bass line with a New York Harlem disco style. Cool percussion. B2: Jungle Struttin’- Raw afro beat style to this track, gorgeous horns. One for East London Afro-Heads!
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No More Hits (Italy) are at it again, this time with a debut release on the label from Simoncino. A1: Tales of Mistery - A very house feel on this one! Vocals add to the house vibe, with 808 sounds throughout. Echoed snares and evolving pads add the atmosphere. The bassline carries the track and gives off an 80's vibe. Breakdown stutters the track and groove kicks back in just at the right time! A2: Vae Victis - Very mellow vibe to this track. A slow track, with each element taking its turn to come in throughout the intro. Nice bass line, things start moving with the hats. Very atmospheric, a cool little number! B1: Mind Games - Cool vocal with a nice synth rhythm. Bass line takes things forwards and the percussion is well thought out, nice clicks and generally gives the track an edge! B2: Epic -
Disco house vibes on this one. Old school synth sounds backed by a deep bass line. Percussion is wicked. Long synth notes add to the atmosphere. A killer track! B3: Dream - Fat bass line, with synth that adds an flavour of the 80's. Quiet vocals in the background along with a evolving pad sound give a cool vibe. More