Sabotage strikes back with its third release, yet again showcasing the strength of Mediterranean techno with Alex Di Stefano and Phunk Investigation behind the wheel.

Each taking turns on remixing two cuts from Greek artist Christian Cambas' "Beyond Suspicion" album which was released this past summer on Devilock Records. Alex Di Stefano throws a dark curveball with his interpretation of "Violator", taking the main riff and manipulating it through a long dark tunnel, so to speak....

Using his trademark hi-tech sounds, he rolls and crunches until there's no-one left standing. On the flip, Phunk Investigation take bits and pieces of the original "Just Another Marilyn" and completely transform it into a perpetual builder, keeping the tension boiling throughout the track.

Marco Bailey and Tom Hades make their debut on Rekluse, following up their earlier summer adventure on Excentric Muzik with a double header of their trademark groovy Techno...

Massive support for the release from:

Carl Cox, Umek, John Digweed, James Zabiela, Slam, Mauro Picotto, Karotte, Gary Beck, Nick Warren, Stephan Bodzin, Wehba, Nicole Moudaber, Groove Armada, Hernan Cattaneo, Spektre, Danny Howells, Flavio Diaz, Anderson Noise, Guy J, Markantonio, Dave Seaman, Nihad Tule, Loco & Jam, Tim Richards, Arjun Vagale...

Here's our final release in 2010 for you, as always a special early mailout to a few DJ's and friends of the label only, Tom Flynn with his debut for BNS including a great house rework by Arado & Marco Faraone.

Support by:

2000 And One, Mathias Kaden, Anton Pieete, Joris Voorn, Christian Smith, Madskillz, Butch and many many more...

Originally from Canada but now residing in beautiful Melbourne Australia, producer Timothy Allan has been popping up on our radar quite a bit recently with his acclaimed remixes of Empire Of The Sun, Seaman & Funkagenda and Dirty South.

So much so, we decided it was high time we invited him to hop aboard our merry bus of acid house revelry and join the Therapy fold. He duly obliged and above and beyond the call of duty, he has done us proud with a couple of storming cuts that have been two of our very own Dave Seaman's secret weapons in recent weeks.

'Pony Up' is a genre straddling peak timer driven by an hypnotic percussive riff and featuring a couple of explosive drops whilst 'Bring It Back' is a barnstorming slice of main room tech house that weaves it's way to yet another dancefloor destroying payoff. Seriously guys, these are not to be missed. Our casa es su casa! ;-)

For further evidence, check out this little vid of Mr Seaman playing Pony Up in Mexico recently...

Thomas P. Heckmann and Jesper Dahlbäck locked themselves in for two days in the Trope Studio, surrounded by knobs, patch-cables, modular synthesizers and crazy toys, for some decent analogue madness! No boundaries were accepted and over the edge experimentation and fun were the main manifest of the sessions!

This is the first release of many more to come and includes already two more than great peak time gems, already tested to very big success at the clubs around the globe!

Reducing the instrumentation to the max and using absolutely no computers in the process, this recalls the main idea and revolutionary aspects that Techno was all about!

We hope you enjoy these tracks as much as we do and stay tuned for more to come J

The first pressing will be released as limited two coloured Vinyl.

Support by:

Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Paco Osuna, M.A.N.D.Y. and many more...

DJ Feedbacks:

Popof: great ep, love it !

Mateo Murphy: Yes! REAL TECHNO!

Martin Landsky: wicked mind twisting techno for these special loco moments....

John Selway: cold blooded, knife-twisting.

Jussi Pekka Parikka: Full on dudes!!! ..what ever that means, cool rave for the floors!

Alexi Delano: Yes!

Thomas Schumacher: Will test Ep One

Stephan Bodzin: the good early morinin stuff!!! :-)

Len Faki: both episodes are sick tunes... just as we love it :)

Matt Walsh: Enough here to satisfy the kids and the grown ups, both tracks draw the line perfectly... plenty of plays from me coming!

Alex Bau: oh my god, poor druggies on the floor :-) episode one is my pick!

Dub Dummies: This is from OUTERSPACE!!! thanks for this incredible release :) 

Excess Agency, Raphael Dincsoy, Partysan: wicked !

Tomas Andersson: sounds good as it should.

After some stellar all star remix work for us and releases at large, the red hot duo of Dino and Stef better known as Phunk Investigation release their first ep for us at Definitive. From just under the famous volcano of Mount Etna in Sicily we present you 'Ride On It' and 'Enigmatik' a tech house and techno eruption for your clubbing pleasure.

Herz ist Trumpf with the next huge release. Including a remix by the Labelowner.

Here we are with the last release of the year, a year wich was somehow busy but at the same time cool and full of happyness also, special for one of us.

Working all around, creating fresh sounds, trying to show the best we can doo, ofcourse everyone with their own bests, we are going forward and lets see, we have a promising producer from Romania, with a cool release and a few remixes on Cimelde, ofcourse to mention the other great productions like his last EP on Brise Records or other works, this artist called Atapy who is the hidden guy behind this imprint, comes up with a new EP called "Want You" including two great deep house tunes, Want You and the second track called Different Talk.

Our cool and freindly main guy Atapy, would love to wish the bests for all of you together with the Cimelde crew and with this last release we close the year so we can be able to start to work and have fun on a new one, ofcourse on many ones :)

Apparel Music is a a record label with an international distributor, and born like the home of the “Housy Jazz”. Apparel Music born in 2009 behind the research work of the most diverse currents of music. The need to explore this genre arises from the idea to give a dress at the electronic scene.

Jazz becomes the means for a reconfirmation of the world of house most virtuous, not forgetting to accommodate the new sounds of the international scene. So the founders decide to explore this genre that combines dance with a fine ear for good sound not generalizable.

Only the bpm jazz can make the difference, which can give to house a dynamic and more human.

For our 26th release we welcome back producer & DJ ALEX CELLER.

Greek by right, but a Londoner by choice hes causing a stir with his energetic and intense house sounds, full of swing, tribal rhythms & deep basslines. First acquiring international success in the spring of 2009 with the release of La Palma (Area Remote) which became one of the years biggest dancefloor tracks and one of RA's most charted tunes - the last twelve months has seen an amazing run of productions from Alex Celler.

Hes back again with two dancefloor slammers, hot-off-the-press from his London studio:

WALLABY: A banging industrial bassline thats powered with dancefloor diesel. This thumping tune takes you on a sound excursion across funky sound snippets, sex sighs and soaring sirens - propelling everyone towards the deep and pleasurable side of dance life.

MONTAGU BAY: Upbeat and trippy percussive action meshed with electric space warps relentlessly hypnotises you, pulling you into melodic madness.

HIGHLIGHTS FEEDBACK ARTISTS:

Tobi Neumann: phatt tunes! great & sexy release! i like the old school flavor!

Anthea (Phonica): Full Support for my favourite guy!! These tracks explode on the dancefloor!

Martinez: SUPER MEGA BOMB RELEASE! Love Alex sounds... Been playing these tunes for a while now and the dance floor explodes every time. Big up's and full support!

Ellen Allien: oioioi nice one :-))) groovy dirty GREAT YEAH :-)

Smokin Jo: Montagu Bay is killer

Dan Drastic: very cool ep. love it!

Matthias Tanzmann: montagu bay is the bomb!

Noir: LOVE Wallaby - already supporting in clubs, podcasts etc. Fantastic!