Langenberg strikes back with a three track heavy hitter, following up to last years Times (MILD002)! 'Planitz Proposals' showcases the label co-founders fine sense for hypnotically floating house layouts that merge club functionality with atmosphere and soul. Be it the steadily building deep excursion on the EPs title track, the rolling epic shuffle of 'Tribute' or the rhodes-driven subtle funkiness on 'Dog Days', you really cant go wrong on a Langenberg EP, can you?

Langenberg

Planitz Proposals

Mild Pitch

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'Holographic' is the lead single taken from techno giant Joel Mull's forthcoming LP, 'Sensory' - the Swedish producer's third Album under his own name.

Having produced for a dazzling array of pivotal techno labels such as Music Man, Harthouse and Cocoon as well as contemporary trailblazers Liebe*Detail, Audiomatique and Saved, Mull is truly a veteran who has driven his sound forward.

Leading the charge is the somewhat misleadingly titled 'Danny Boy', which is less Irish folk and more sleek tech-house characterised by intense knocking percussion and a simple but massively effective arrangement which oozes quality.

'Holographic' continues the percussive form and is a low slung affair, lifted gently by a nagging keys and punctuated with background drum fills and heavily effected, otherworldly vocal sounds.

'Duh Dub' closes the package with a punch. Kick heavy, stomping and rhythmic, it's an exercise in groove control which Mull pulls off superbly by using the ebb and flow of effects and layering of percussion to add intensity and then pull it back at just the right moment.

Just Just "just sort of happened" according to producers Fake Chicken and Cheap Soap. Although the piece has a deep and elaborate sound, the production process was unusually quick, as everything just fell into place after the duo was inspired by a great summer season in music. 'Just Just' is Fake Chicken and Cheap Soap's first release on Greenh'o'rn records, alongside Tigerskins and King Rocs remixes of the track.

Caytas & Patz's journey began with their eclectic taste in electronica being developed fully in the late 90’s. Their infatuation for quality house & techno kick-started their own output & they began producing in late 2007. It was to be a unique & special collaboration with the duo being born & raised in Stockholm… and cousins to boot! Stepping up to 2009 & they're well on their way & start a supreme year... A big accolade came from an article in Resident Advisor which compared their track to Guido Schneider's "Focus On" (this was even before its actual release)... Whoop Whoop & they're on a roll... continuing on with an array of super phat productions & remixes.

During the fall of 2009 they began a new & intense collaboration with much respected deep house label "Loco Records". Their blues inspired track ‘Eve Nin’ was followed with a remix of "Dirty Culture’s "About Me"... This track blazed through the charts. They finally ended a sensational year with the heavily charted smash "Bungawe" on Caramella Records. This being fuel for the duo’s fire of consistent quality releases. With a trail of blazin productions behind them, 2010 see’s their released remix for Voltique "Get Physical" & "Recycling EP" on Rawthentic Music explode through the charts. Once again damage is unleashed with "Take V" on the Italian imprint Starlight & entering the top 50 overall charts on Beatport.

Caytas & Patz show no sign of dampening the fire. These incredibly talented cousins are here to stay & keeping it in the family just how they like it... This super duo are gonna keep that fire burnin!

After numerous releases on labels like Firm, Crosstown Rebels and Trapez and 15 years of DJing all over the world André Kraml debuts on 200 Records. 'Mercado de Mexico' is a trip to the Latin American country. "Mañana En El Mercado En Condesa" is a track with field recordings from a Mexican market, which is spreading more and more to the absolutely unique André Kraml sound.

"El Cuclillo Y El Burro" is a sound journey par excellence from techno to a futuristic disco final. Following the Mexico concept of this EP, Guadalajara's Marco Balcazar contributes a perfect club remix. "Mercado de Mexico" contains everything we await from techno these times: Fresh and deep sounds, new ideas and tracks, which are eternal.

André Kraml

Mercado De Mexico

200 Records

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We are proud to present you a new face to the trance/progressive scene. A fresh talent from Iran Amir Farhoodi. Amir comes to Silent Shore Records with his début release called New Touch including his Original and Club mix together with Remix by another Iranian producer you already know; Suprano.

New Touch is really impressive progressive tune which catches your attention straight from the first beat. Build up grows goes really smooth creates just the right atmosphere for your ears. Breakdown reveals interesting bubbly melody guiding you throughout the tune. For a first release Amir did really amazing job on this one.

If you like it clubby, harder, stronger than Club Mix should be your choice. Amir did not fail on this one and delivers one hell of a Club Mix!

Suprano as you like him and you want him. Speed, power, energy and total euphoria interpreted by his production skills in one remix.

DJ's/Radio Support: 

John Askew (Suprano is Rocking!), Manuel Le Saux, Ernesto Vs. Bastian, Suzy Solar, Ashley Wallbridge, Angel Ace, ReOrder and many more...

Guy Gerber teams up with an all-star lineup of fantastic friends to bring the label's 25th release to the dancefloor. A collaborative work featuring the likes of DOP, Ryan Crosson, Varoslav, Guti & Greg Paulus 'Time For A Change', marks a pivotal time & place for the label. The feel of this release is a vibe that transcends more than the music on the record. Its the way that the team behind the label operates day to day as well. With creative input on the label coming from all corners of the globe, its only natural that the 25th release would bring this crew together.

"Time For A Change" the EP title & leading track of Supplement Facts’ 25th release takes charge with an almost marching tone. Featuring basslines by Guy Gerber himself, the brass and drums permeate thru, demanding your attention. Click, clicking in rhythm with clockwork precision while the rest of the ambient "icing" creeps its way into the mix. By the halfway point we are greeted with an excellent breakdown where the vocal stabs bring a nice synergy between this & the B side track of this longplayer package. Stab, stab, stab, until the canopy explodes into a mass of percussion that will have every muscle in your body itching to dance.

Hypnotic, is at times, an overused phrase within House music. Hypnotic, however, ist the best way to describe "The Fire Within". As you get lost in the rhythm, the track is coming to the end of its 12 minute soundscape before you even realise it. Swells and brass band style & grace fixate the listener into a dance frenzy of forgetfulness. Rest assured the track won’t leave you afterwards... you’ll find yourself humming its sweet vocal over & over like a mantra.

The bonus [Digital Only] track from Guy Gerber & Guti, "The Man From Atlantis", is an esoteric, deep submergance track from the depths of ocean floor... its a swimming sort of journey, with a nice bass-reboost mid-way thru the track, and plenty magical elements thrown in for good measure.

After the successful Part I of the Music From The Basement Series, Jonas Kopp and his Argentinean label present Music From The Basement Part II.

 Another 3 artists are the in charge to keep the sonant humidity in this various artists compilation.

An Argentinean producer is participating in each reference of this series , this is the time to present to the already consecrated Franco Cinelli, with his characteristic moody style.

His last remix on Movida Records, was played the last summer by Ricardo Villalobos among others big names.

From Holland arrive the new Traut Muzik artists , The duo formed by Dimi Angelis & Jeroen Search AKA Counterpart... Enthusiastic men for the Analog sound, well knows for their releases on the Len Faki´s label “Figure” and Smallville among others. No doubt they are referents of the underground scene in Amsterdan and they had to be part in this Music from the basement compilation. 

On the last track of this EP we have a young and upcoming producer from Serbia, Regen AKA Milos Pavlovic, with his finest sound and a clear concept in his productions, his last work on Dario Zenker´s label “Ilian Tape” has been supported by biggers and respected names.

On The First Track “Synewave”, the argentinean Franco Cinelli show us an excellent dubby and moody track, We can listen a super cool deep vibe, with an envolvent bass line, fusioned with the chords and a super fresh groove. A perfect track from one of the most important argentinean referents.

Dimi Angelis & Jeroen Search take us to their analog world with their “Trip Manía” track, An incredible track with proper 909 drums and a substractive synth that reminds us to some DBX track, A track with a minimalist concept.

Closing the Part II of this music from the basement EP, The Serbian Regen introduces us to his deep sounds with his track “Duke”, dubby atmospheres and a similar Mauricio´s grove, ideal track to the fans of Echocord or Brendon Moeller.

Another piece of high musical quality with a totally underground concept.

No doubt, another reference of high musical quality, compilated by Jonas Kopp on his label Traut Muzik.

Ross Evana (Get Physical, Saved) deliverers his first release on the new label, Time Has Changed. The tracks have been featured on Nick Curly’s BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix and Pete Tong’s BBC Radio 1 Show.