With more than a year passing since his last single release on Toolroom Records we just had to lock Richard Dinsdale down for another EP and boy does he deliver! With a musical CV that boasts releases on Global Underground, Juicy Music and of course Toolroom, Richard Dinsdale’s productions have been earning him support from dance musics elite DJ’s and it’s little wonder as in the Untitled EP he once again delivers with 2 pumping, disco-tinged delicacies!

Kicking off with ‘DJ, You’ve Got My Love’, Dinsdale slams straight in with crisply produced 70s style disco drums that are topped off with a catchy vocal, finely tuned stabs and old skool synth loops. Second track ‘One Step’ is a testament to Richard’s versatility as he treats us to a tech-house master class combining chugging beats and a perky bass with a live drum solo in the breakdown.

Showing no signs of letting up with his first-class productions, this is an EP you cannot afford to miss.

I have been waiting for this track for a long time since I heard Funkagenda dropped it while in Vancouver and just destroyed the club! The track is called Limoncello and his from French producer Da Fresh, released on Funkagenda’s label Funk Farm today. The EP also includes a track called Pumpushka.

After the great success with ‘DotBomb’ and ‘Sonic Dust’ we drop the next one by Ramon Zenker and Harada.

‘Klappe Zu Affe Tot’ is a german adage, which says ‘Door to dead monkey’ is closed, the discussion is over...

Give it up for Italian wonderboy Heartik with his first Kling Klong release after his Couscous collaboration with Kling Klong co-mastermind Rainer Weichhold and his own tracks “Boog Me”and “Wax Works” for Great Stuff. Additional remix help is provided by the mighty Kaiserdisco & Uto Karem.

Played by:

Riva Starr, Round Table Knights, Thomas Schumacher, 2000 And One, Karotte, Sébastien Léger, Popof, Alan Fitzpatrick, Hugo, Sharam, DJ Madskillz, Jay Lumen, Marco Bailey, Anton Pieete, Funkagenda, Loko, Martin Eyerer, Yousef and many more...

The final installment of Spektre’s Recykled series features four reworks that have really taken their original tracks to the next level.

‘Incognito’ is the first one up and Alex D’Elia & Nihil Young of Frequenza fame add some mighty grooveness while retaining the hypnotic elements that made the original stand out.

Subfractal have taken on the remix of ‘Flux Aeterna’ and have mangled the main melody, effectively taking the whole track up a notch, and lacing it with their signature sound

Kyfu & Rosie Romero’s remix of ‘Memory Effect’ goes straight for the jugular, using fragments of the melody, but still keeping the vibe and keeping the intensity level high.

The final track of the pack is remixed by Reset Robot, and he has transformed ‘Descent’ into a clean chugger with precise percussion in the leading role, and paranoid vocals setting the mood.

Perc is back on Sleaze again after his huge remix of Audio Injection’s “Toggle” last month. This time it's a 2 track EP co-produced with friends from Toronto, Metalogic.

Jonas Kopp is on fire at the moment after his recent successful releases on Ostgut Ton, Stroboscopic Artefacts & Curle Recordings. Jonas’s remix is a perfect example of his top quality techno productions of late. Perc has also provided a ‘Power Of Tower’ mix to complete the release.

For this new release, we are happy to welcome the two Spanish new talents Los Suruba.

On “Drogo”, these producers from Madrid perfectly show us their art of minimal groove. “Drogo” goes slowly, loudly, groovy, and invite the dancefloor in a freaky and sexy atmosphere.

We are really proud to have Tigerskin as a remixer on this EP. With his strong and beautiful production, he goes on a dark and beautiful deep techno journey. Carlos Sanchez & DJ Ray delivers us a strong remix based on a melodic & melancholic house.

Last but not least, “Hello” is a nice deep house track, dynamic and smiley, perfect to conclude this EP.

The beautiful adventure of Time Has Changed goes on…

Timid Boy & Acumen.

After the debut of Hooved on “Safari Electronique”, back for the second time on his label “She/It Records”. 

A fantastic ep, includes international remix by: Chris Wood, Micha Klang and Dole & Kom.

Enjoy!

Discobelle’s new release from San Francisco’s Worthy is a percolating tech-house ass shaker infused with enough oomph to make you sweat until you’ve messed up your hair. An infectious vocal sample and an uncontainable bubbling vibe make this one peak hour jacking tech-house at its best.

Accompanying the original, we’ve got three great remixes to round out the package from Worthy, Harvard Bass, Renaissance Man and Femme En Fourrure.

First up, Harvard Bass gives a chunky, infectious bruiser that strikes a perfect balance between the deeper dancefloors and the uncontrollable, messier ones.

Then, architects-turned-house-music-innovators Renaissance Man turn Worthy’s track into a sparse and icy percussive techno journey, continuing to push house music to deeper, stranger places.

Finally and also from Helsinki, Femme En Fourrure choose to let things simmer a bit with a druggy pulse and some signature female vocals evoking Laura Palmer’s from Twin Peaks if she was making dance music.