2010 was defo the year of Disco influenced Techno and Tech House. Koen Groeneveld & Addy van der Zwan dropped 3 releases entitled "Disko Tek E.P." (volumes 1, 2 & 3) of which "Gotta Move" became one of the best selling House tracks of twenty ten!

To close this Disko Tek year in style Abzolut will release a digital only album in December: Disko Tek L.P., a 10 track bundle including all Koen & Addy's Disko Tek E.P. tracks plus 4 new exclusives!!!

The leading tracks of this album's eclusives are"Morolando", which is a big room Techno monster riding on raw beats and a bassline inspired by legendary Disco producers Giorgio Moroder and Bobby Orlando, who were on top of the scene in the late 70's and early 80's and "Matra", a raw Techno monster, spiced up with some glamorous Disco sounds. Disco ain't dead, it has only just begun!

DJ Feedbacks:

David Guetta: 'Nasty disco vuds'

Tocadisco: 'Disco is back!'

Umek: 'Koen always delivers!'

Tiger Stripes: 'Morolando will move the floor!'

Orde Meikle / Slam: 'Big room tunes - Large!'

Yes! There is still more to offer this year! Haris C opened the year with Symphony and finishes the year (the singles category) by teaming up with Mr Summer Dream, Dream Makers, The ones we love and that is Plant (From Kuffdam & Plant) to deliver two tasty variations of "Flashback", both falling into the Tech Trance category.

Of course there is no real treat if Haris C didn't offer an uplifting mix which is also offered in this package!

We hope you enjoy this release.

Having built up several heavyweight releases on Figure already, Japanese techno magnate A. Mochi stampedes onwards with Primordial Soup his powerful 9 track longplayer, initially split over three successive 12 records and then released as a whole album digitally. This collection of simply overwhelming club weapons extends and expands upon some of the themes the producer already explored in his 3 previous EPs for Figure.

Ringing, gyrating and pulsing with sheer technoid power is Fastball, which will be included on the third part of the release. Devilishly simple and yet mind-expanding all the same, this is a true underground weapon for true techno lovers. This only leaves the haunting lift-off signal of Forced Run, and the trance-inducing, reduced jam that is Dark Matter.

Having built up several heavyweight releases on Figure already, Japanese techno magnate A. Mochi stampedes onwards with Primordial Soup his powerful 9 track longplayer, initially split over three successive 12 records and then released as a whole album digitally. This collection of simply overwhelming club weapons extends and expands upon some of the themes the producer already explored in his 3 previous EPs for Figure.

The next three tracks follow suit with the burning Bamboo quickly lighting up the bass bins in style. Rolling with intense percussive energy and Mochis killer bass, its partnered with the ominous tones of Sandman. Quickly giving way to a brilliantly textural and energetic drum jam, treading the lines between dancefloor tool and artistic statement to great effect. Watch out for this understated killer. Similarly Scream Of Silence is a pacy tool that shows off A. Mochis instinctive talents for creating real atmosphere and those irresistible, spacial builds.

Having built up several heavyweight releases on Figure already, Japanese techno magnate A. Mochi stampedes onwards with Primordial Soup his powerful 9 track longplayer, initially split over three successive 12 records and then released as a whole album digitally. This collection of simply overwhelming club weapons extends and expands upon some of the themes the producer already explored in his 3 previous EPs for Figure.

Focusing on heavy bass sub-sonics, swirling static energy and tough signature drums, opening track Restore is the perfect introduction into A. Mochis world. Rising from the depths of an industrial, tripping landscape of sonar pongs, intense pitching moments rise and release, creating so much tension on the dancefloor. Both Visible and Alpha maintain this intense kinetic energy, as 2 perfect tools for daring djs.

After Dashti and Zenon, the 23 years old resident of Club Oxa / Zürich Stefano Tropeano, is back with his 3rd EP on Yellow Tail. Two massive Tech House tracks cool bass with fantasitc grooves and great melody will set the floors on fire. Early supported by coproducer and Greenhorn Records labelchef Namito and masterer Martin Eyerer.

Stefano Noferini back on Deeperfect with "Back As U Were EP" delivery two tracks “Big Bug” and “Move Your Body” This club music at its best, Classic house vibes combined with big bass and beats and that will shake any Dance floor in to a frenzy! This is gonna be big in on Dancefloors across the globe as well as, we have a sneaky feeling.

Early supports from:

Mastiksoul, Abel Ramos, Muguai, Dj Chus, Denis The Manace etc…

Spektre are in full form and are ready for another original on their own Respekt imprint, backed up with a remix by man-of-the moment, Wehbba.

Sharp vocal stabs reminiscent of rave days set the tone on Incapaz, which is a rolling stomper throughout.

The guys didn't hold back at all and are hitting at full Techno force, not letting up even after the drop where things just get hysteric.

Wehbba shifts the original to groove mode, but without leaving out any of the intensity. Making heavy use of the vocal, his characteristic tough beats layer upon each other, making this remix a thump-laden trip.

Fatali Music produly presents one of the most promising EP ever released in our label, the 'Flippers' due joined forces with our home artist 'Rizo' and cooked a massive EP together. Flippers music has been supported by some of the biggest names in the EDM industry such as: Tiesto, Hernan Cattaneo and many more!

And entering the biggest charts worldwide incl Beatport's Techno & Progressive House charts as well. We are sure that this powerful EP will sure mark their names and puts them under the spotlight. The reputation of these talented producers from israel has been growing in the last few years mainly thanks to their unique Techno / Progressive House beats, they worked together with alikes such as: Andrea Bertolini, Spartaque, Andre Bastos and many more. Are you ready for Flippers & Rizo?

With their first co-production, DJ / producer Paul Woolford and the Irish-born producer team Paul Hamill and Dee Lievense aka Psycatron deliver the prove that UK Techno has not lost any of its energy or visionary power in the year 2010. After releases for Carl Craig’s Planet E label and R & S (Psycatron) resp.

2020 Vision or Renaissance (Paul Woolford), the two tracks on the “Thunder” EP are consequently moving to the next level. “Thunder” impresses with extremely dynamic drumming and always changing percussion patterns; a rhythm body that is constantly in motion and will be enlightening every single dance floor with its hypnotic power dub. “Cloud 9”, however, is stepping back at first and stresses an explicit chord techno structure - despite its solid pumping elements - before integrating some Noise Rave signals following the epic break after some 5 minutes, as it was totally naturally and thus letting the whole floor blast off.

With such joy of telling and the eagerness to experiment in a musical way, you are really looking forward to the winter club season 2010/2011!

For release number 40, Perc returns to Create Learn Realize with a stomper of a record. Refusing to conform to preconceptions, twisting Techno into something truly his.

While "Antifunk" is pretty much straightforward Techno, characterized by Perc´s ceaseless sonic experimentation, "Purple" basically breaks with everything that's come on CLR before. Even though the beat pattern is downright unconventional and he uses all kinds of influences from different musical styles, Perc never loses sight of the dance floor.

DJ & producer Daisuke Yamagishi (better known as OMB) has been a major figure on the Japanese scene for years. His groovy and atmospheric productions gain regular support from the likes of John Digweed, Paul Oakenfold, Dave Seaman and Anthony Pappa.

Presenting his first EP on baroque, he delivers two solid & deep techno offerings. 'Woody' is a drum led slammin' techy groover, full of cut up vox & percussion. and a repeating xylophone line. Proper heads down techno.

'Atmos' is a more melodic brighter number, still heads down and still full of his trademark industrial production.. but with a more uplifting edge.

'Woody' is out now on Baroque Special.

Another massive release from Bek label head honcho Gary Beck. This has been getting props from almost everyone that's been sent the tracks, and off course has featured in Gary's sets of recent to great effect. An absolute monster Techno Roller. Also features a remix from Yousef, who takes things down a notch.

Born in Chile but raised in Sweden, Alexi Delano, with fellow Swedes like Cari Lekebusch, Adam Beyer, Jesper Dahlback, Joel Mull and others, became part of some of the first wave of Swedish electronic music producers that made a name for themselves in the mid 90s, releasing on techno labels such as Plus8, Missile, Primate, Hybrid, Svek and many more. His style dwells in the perfect balance between shiny minimalism and dark vivasious techno, which is exactly what you can expect from his brand new EP for Leena 'Un Do Me'.

As a long term friend of mobilee, and also an artist who's productions fit well with many of our artists dj styles and tastes, it's a great pleasure to finally release one of his productions on Leena. Both tracks on the EP 'Un Do Me' and 'Watch Out' come with a powerful punch and high energy. With more than two decades on the stage, he's an artist that is certainly showing no intentions of slowing down. We hope you enjoy this!

Man-like-Martijn Deykers slinks into motion with two outright killers on 3024. Remarkably, this is Martyn's first solo 12" of 2010, a year in which he dropped a crucial Fabric mix and expanded his label's horizons to draw blunted and Techno sounds into the fold.

With 'Left Hander' he cuts in from a broken house angle, sharing certain rhythmic traits with Altered Natives while firmly retaining his feel for soulful, classically-informed Detroit melody in grand style. On the other side, 'Shook Up' goes one step duttier, dragging the drums down to a gruffly accented swing while sly strings, twinkling keys and fluttering synth motifs imagine some infectious fusion of mad effective South London and Detroit disciplines. Basically, this 12" is lethal and your turntables want it, badly!

Fresh from the incredible success of his ‘Chicago Days / Detroit Nights’ album on Josh Wink’s Ovum Recordings, the Be As One label boss continues to bring the heat, with a brand new double-header for Objektivity.

A Side ‘Majestic’, with its stripped structure and layered vocal, has already become a staple in the sets of a few close friends. Its hypnotic and relentless, jackin’ groove is sure to make it an instant favourite. Flipside ‘Glooming’ is from classic Chicago stock. Filtered to perfection and already picking up support from DJ Sneak, it delivers a welcome blast of windy-city-inspired house.

Shlomi Aber on Objektivity, a perfect match!

Eric is one of thees producers who always brings only quality music. Another Pryda release from him & again brilliant.

The new EC release contains some great tunes by Roberto Calzetta & Twin Soul. Read about this four great tracks below! 'Frutti Di Mare' has a pumping bassline, an interesting and unpredictable arrangement, whispering voices, phat FX and a breakdown full of energy that blows the roof off from any venue makes this track a real dancefloor burner. 'Funghi Porcini' is a funky tech house track with snappy programmed drums, a rhythmic analog bassline combined with warm and natural sounding arps and pads.