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…