Long-serving Scottish label Soma have announced details of Soma Compilation 2011, scheduled for release this December.

Beginning life back in 1991, the label founded by Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle (better known by their production name Slam) have been responsible for releasing such classics as Daft Punk's "Da Funk," Funk D'Void's "Diabla" and their own "Positive Education." 2010 has been another fairly substantial year for them: in addition to putting out music from Joris Voorn, Gary Beck and Silicone Soul, Soma proffered The Black Dog's Music For Real Airports — an LP that will likely prove to be among the most highly regarded in electronic music this year.

Contrary to its title, Soma Compilation 2011 rounds up this year in the life of the label. Music from perennial Soma producers Silicone Soul, The Black Dog and Funk D'Void rubs up against tracks from newer names like Harvey McKay and Gary Beck. Joris Voorn's remix of Samuel L. Session's 2006 club smash "Can You Relate" makes an appearance, while The Black Dog remix Slam's "Azure" which did similar damage of dancefloors in 2007.