Rising Parisian star Joss Moog is back with his "Room 27 EP" serie on Robsoul. 4 killer tracks for the dancefloor with soul and feelings.

From two of the most recognizable names in the world of Deep House, 'Back Together' marks the long friendship and musical collaboration between Martin Iveson and Frédéric Blais.

Having met through the DIY circles in the late 90s in Nottingham, Martin & Fred have remain best friends since. Martin collaborated on Freds first album, 'Under The Sun' (released on 20:20 Vision in 2000) on the tracks 'Derby' and 'Let You Down'. His recent remix of Freds track 'Mercyless' on OM became a staple with Deep House DJs worldwide, holding a steady position in Traxsources top 5 sellers. Fred has remixed tracks for Atjazzs now defunct label Mantis (Kimbu Kimra's 'Raise The Dead' and Atjazz's 'Its Complete') as well as a recent remix for Atjazz feat. Clyde 'I Forgot You'.

Earlier this year they got together at Martins studio in Derby to create this classic Deep House number. The parts were then taken to their respective studios to create their own versions. Fred's mix has a more straight forward vibe to it while Martin takes things to the deep end, adding dub elements to the mix.

This collaboration marks the 18th release for Fred Everything's label Lazy Days Recordings who are fast approaching their fifth anniversary.

Next up on the label will be:

LZD019 Fred Everything & Peter Christianson

LZD020 5 Years of Lazy Days, including remixes from the catalogue by Crazy P, Ian Pooley, Art Of Tones (Llorca) & Mr Greg Wilson

We hope you enjoy the releases and would like to thank everyone for the support.Available at all digital shops as well as on vinyl through Topplers (France).

Early support by :

Dixon, Jimpster, Soul Minority, ShurIKan, Luke Solomon, Quentin Harris, Johnny Fiasco, Mark Farina, Ashley Beedle, Ben Westbeech, Nick Holder, Nacho Marco, Jazzanova, Harri, Kraak & Smaak, Faze Action, Danny Krivit and many more...

One of the world's most renowned DJ/Producers, namely Dennis Ferrer's earlier Afrobeat-ridden cuts is now seeing a new set of remixes. The first set of remixes is from King Street's own Tomo Inoue who gives us a pumpy and lovely vibe on his Main and Dub mixes. However, Tomo's Alt Dub is filled with pads that lift you from the ground and into a higher state of consciousness.

South African producer Lips along with new collaborator Spoiled bring us back to the motherland with the luscious Main Remix and followed by a serious Dub that'll have you jacking your body all night long. Kruse & Nuernberg provide a profound set of house remixes. Their mixes are straight up funky deep house with a proper funked up bassline, builds and looped chords pumping up this jam to head-nodding heights. Dennis' original Kicked Out Mix is also included in this package.

Electric Rescue is one of the best techno talents coming out of France just now. This guys has released on a lot of huge labels, including Cocoon, Sci+Tec Harthouse, Analytic Trail, AFU Ltd, Excentric Musik, aswell as managing his own Skryptom Records imprint. We welcome him on Sleaze with his great track Empire Of The Desert.

Remixes on this one from Northern Irish duo Loco & Jam and Toronto based Subfractal!

Played by:

Nick Curly, Kreon, Dubfire, Veitengruber, Hernan Cattaneo and many more...

The Atmosphere launch EP by the label's main artists Jochem Peterson & Tom Hill. Featuring delightful melodic progressive house tunes and a remix by one of today's leading artists in the genre, Italian producer Andrea Bertolini.

Hot on the heels of remixing Royksopp, Dapayk & Padberg, Juan MacLean, Crimea X Florian Meindl has been asked to remix Hot Chip's massive 'I Feel Better'. The result is a nine-minute floor-rocking sonic slayer with huge breaks and deep, Meindl-style bass.

It received massive Ibiza support by the Hot Chip DJ's and has been rinsed by Florian, to great response worldwide.

It is now available on a special FLASH 500-run limited edition vinyl that includes a remix by UK electronica whiz Max Cooper - also a prolific remixer, whose recent and upcoming remixes include the Wombats, Au Revoir Simone, and one of the world's best-known film-soundtrack composers, Michael Nyman.

Supported by:

Sander Kleinenberg, Wally Lopez, Kaiserdisco, Stephan Bodzin, Laurent Garnier, Coyu and many more.

Sabotage starts showing its teeth, this time with an EP from the mighty Lützenkirchen.

With his feet firmly planted in tough, tech house, Lützenkirchen's first offering , "Get Lost", is a bouncy, uplifting affair with a vocal hook that really makes this a cross-over release. Roy RosenfelD takes the original to more techno territory with sharp synths taking over and a mighty bassline to spice things up.

Continuing on the infectious sound, "Kansas City Shuffle" is another party-friendly gem that features an instantly memorable sax sample... A sample which Wehbba mangles beyond recognition and throws into an intense blend of rugged, shuffling beats.

This is tech house for serious headz.

Naph is our biggest discover, this young Italian talent from Milan is progressing very quickly in the music world. You can easily appreciate the seriousness of their sound from one record to another within a few months. ‘Frozen Feelings’ reflects a stage in the life of this great artist, to capture the emotions into music plays a key role in his production. This album is a fusion of feeling and technology, synthetic sound and the human soul.

Naph signs a memorable work, able to be danced and listened, shown why the future holds for him only success. Naph belongs to a prolific generation of young producers that understands the electronic music as a fusion of lots of styles but more efficient and deeply inspiring. Naph is gonna be soon one the big names of the electronic music scene. With a huge talent for djing and with an awesome live act, Maurizio Frigerio aka Naph is always present in the main festivals and clubs in Italy, keep an eye on Naph.

Accompanying Naph's work 2 remixes from 2 experienced producers who need no introduction. The always cool Maetrik with a remix up to its name, dark, elegant, organic, a remix masterpiece. In the other hand Swat Squad's remix that demonstrates why Treibstoff, Trapez and Resopal have him in their team.