Supported By:

Wally Lopez, Laurent Garnier, Paco Osuna, Richie Hawtin, Tim Green, Someone Else, Danny Tenaglia, Channel X and many more!

Amam Extra, the digital-only imprint of Amam Records, returns with the second volume of its Manifesto series, showcasing label owner Alessio Mereu's concept of dancefloor sophistication with six new productions.

The mini-compilation begins with two Italian Berliners, both part of the the Sleep is Commercial crew: Francesco Assenza offers the tribalesque "We Come in Peace", marked by an eerie glow and a spoken-word account of extraterrestrial visitation, seemingly lifted from a lost episode of The X-Files. Then, Daniele Papini, also known for his work for Systematic, pushes things even further with "Bondye" sounding like a Roswellian rave - and you know how freaky those aliens get!

Miami-based Simon Wish, who made a splash earlier this year on a Cocoon Recordings 10", recruits vocalist Jah Cuba for "La Morocha", which is Spanish for roughly "she with the dark complexion" - and indeed this track dims the lights for a nocturnal tango mood. Then, Franco Cazzola from Turin, last seen releasing on Upon You, provides the majestic "Straight", wahing the dancefloor in dubby chords and disco strings.

Taking a turn towards poppier realms, Greg Delon teams up with fellow French producer Joris Delcroix for the fast-paced, electro-tinged, ooh-laden "Patio". Finally for a cooldown after that workout, Soulrack & Mikel_E (the guys behind Spanish label Cray1 Labworks) offer "Blue Dolphin", swimming to the finish line with organic percussion and synthesized melodies. Yet another class act from the Amam famiglia!

Played & Supported by:

Marco Carola, Santos, Daniel Sanchez, Adultnapper, Luca Bacchetti, Kaiserdisco, Hugo, Carlo Lio, Gregor Tresher, Marc Antona, Toni Rios, Martin Eyerer, Bloody Mary, Alex Celler, Butane, Jorge Savoretti, Mihai Popoviciu, Someone Else, Marko Nastic, Sian, Bryan Zentz, cesare vs disorder, Doomwork, Claudio Coccoluto, Matteo Milleri, Andrew Grant, Marcus Vector and more...

This December, Joachim Spieth will release Selected 6, the latest compilation of tunes from his Affin imprint.

Spieth first made a name for himself back in the late '90s with Abi 99, one of Kompakt's early 12-inches. He continued producing minimal and left-field tracks for much of the following decade, then in 2008 launched Affin, a label that has since put out more than than 20 digital releases by artists from all reaches of the globe.

Now in its third edition, the Selected series shows Spieth collecting personal favorites from his own stable. The latest edition gives a comprehensive look at the imprint's output over the past year, with tunes by the likes of Australian artist Nil By Mouth, Romanian producer Dirty Culture and Spieth's own remix of Deepchild's "Glitches Ain't Ship"