Here we go again.Now, Strictly Chosen invited Terje Bakke.

The young producer from Norway surprised us with three interesting groovy Tunes and now we´re proud to present his Debut-Ep on Striclty Chosen! Chere Madame: Simple beat, surrounded by a groovin, subtil melody. The hypnotic vocalpart round off the package! Horsel: Drivin rythms, will make you go wet on the dancefloor, get in touch with the fresh Bakkesound! Coolcat (Dub): Hear the dubby housegroove and feel the smile on your face. Chilled tunes, ready for the beach, relax and listen!... For the deep side of life...

Support by: Reboot, Robert Dietz, Einzelkind, Chris Wood, Meat, Dorian Paic, Chris Lattner, Antohny Collins, Tim Green and more...

Alex Flitsch meets Audiofly was the first part of the labelheads series, nturning out to be one of Connaisseurs strongest releases in 2009. In Beatports Tech-House top ten for weeks, Long Way To Go was on heavy nrotation on every open air party last summer.  Alex Flitsch meets Butch, the second strike, was part of the Grand Cru 2010 ncompilation, an acid-influenced House-cut.  Now, Alex presents his third cooperation, this time teaming up with the nindefatigable Mutant Clan aka Timo Maas and Santos. Compared to his nprevious team works, Imanah has the strongest Techno appeal, a dirty weirdo nwith strong synths and catchy percussions.  Patrick Chardronnets remix on the flipside is the perfect counterpart. nWorking strongly with the spooky vocals of the original, Patricks version is ndominated by a massive bassline and deep and dubby chords. The uplifting nstring break together the twittering birds make this remix a genuine open-air npearl. Last but not least, Portuguese youngster Himan delivers a second ninterpretation and convinces with a floating and hypnotic theme. Played & supported by Steve Bug, Simon Baker, Nick Curly, Kiki, Maetrik, Peter Kruder, D´Julz, Nuno dos Santos, Laurent Garnier, Himan, Bleed, Anja Schneider, Brendon Moller, Hell, Solomun, Meat, Markus Kavka, Till von Sein Ruede, Hagelstein, Claude VonStroke, Melon, Gregor Tresher, 2000 and One, 3Channels...

Brand new release from Milton Jackson

New sonic output from Dyno's secret hill: Cruda is raw neo-tribal electronic body music, did someone say Tenaglia? Scienza is a blistering harsh soundscape into another dimension and Marco Dassi, hotter than this august sun, gives us his best remix to date. HELL YEAH!

Cécille like to introduce some new talent artists Paulo Boghosian & Torquato.Paulo Boghosian is already know as the resident DJ of the Club Warung in Sao Paulo and he was voted three times for the Best DJ in Brasil.

Together with Torquato he produced a great deep house 4 tracker EP. Perfect fitters for summer and beach sessions.

Hope you enjoy!

Played by: Nick Curly, Johnny D, Lawrence, Steve Lawler, Laurent Garnier, 2000 And One, Gorge, Ilario Alicante, Meat, Daniel Kampf, Butch, Reboot, Markus Fix, Matthias Tanzmann, Anthony Collins, Martinez, Federico Molinari, Monika Kruse, Julietta, Onur Özer, Nic Fanciulli, Tiefschwarz, Raresh, Matthew Dekay, Kreon, Dubfire, Jacuzzi Boys.

Tony Rohr & Tim Xavier - Level Me EP (Remixes) - with remixes from Chris Liebing, Gary Beck, Hans Bouffmyhre and Billy Johnston & Gennaro Mastrantonio!

After the success of the stunning Level Me EP on SLEAZE030, we thought it was essential to get these tracks remixed by some great artists. CLR kingpin Chris Liebing gets his hands on the title track and brings it up a notch with a dark techno workout. After supporting his music for many years, we are delighted to have him on Sleaze. Gary Beck provides the 2nd remix on this one. Beck has been going from strength to strength recently with chart topping releases on Nic Fancuilli's Saved Records and Soma Records from Glasgow. His remix of ACB Experiment is cut from the same cloth and will not dissapoint.

Sleaze resident Hans Bouffmyhre relishes the chance to remix two of his favourite artists. Hans uses the vocals and effects from Awesome Button to perfection here and creates a more straight, dancefloor friendly version of the original. Billy Johnston & Gennaro Mastrantonio are on the last remix. Both these guys have enjoyed chart success with their recent releases on the mighty Blufin Records from Germany. It's more of the same from the production duo, who are currently making a name for themselves on a worldwide scale.

B. Converso is on the track and a name to watch for this second half of 2010, South Bronx and Plastic are two classy tripped out tech-house cuts Converso style, no need to say how much they are functional and explosive on the danceflloor.

South Bronx is remixed by two heavyweights in modern house music, Kellerkind (Stil Vor Talent / FLASH) goes in your face with a slab of funk, the groovey trickery we love of the swiss party harder.

Hell Yeah's very own Enzo Elia dons once again his huge house music knowledge to the remix cause and it's another deep winner!

We are delighted to introduce you to our latest signing Ogris Debris. These young fellas from Vienna are sitting on a swing called 'Sexy Chair'. They use it to oscillate between techno and house music, in full swing, sort of. Actually Daniel Kohlmeigner and Gregor Ladenhauf are two really bad pranksters, or how they say in Austria- 'Lausbuam'. After two 12'' on the Compost Black Label Series and their supersmasher 'Miezekatze' OD finally found a cosy home @ Affine and are ready to astound with their full EP debut called 'Aery'.

        The whole EP was built around a basic idea, a kind of 'aery' sound element that served as the spine for four completely different clones. Probably a picture-perfect for every ornithologist but more likely to cause maximum euphoria on the dancefloor. The opener 'Dark Aery' is an object lesson on how to use a carpet beater (Ogris Debris' Corporate Identity) and to create a sophisticated cracker. Definitely the most extroverted tune on this record is 'Night Aery' - just imagine a former popular 80s actor passionately playing the trumpet.

            The flipside continues with 'Day Aery' and shows plenty of deepness, memorable hymnic vocals, the right dosage of tweaking aesthetics plus a magnetic jackin' groove. The perfect soundtrack for sunrise comes at the end- 'Light Aery' - sky is the limit...

Respected Swedish DJ/producer Jesper Dahlback turns to Cari Lekebusch H productions label for his next release; the three-tracker Moggl. Full review after the jump.

We’ve come to known Jesper Dahlback as a very talented artist in the field of (electro)house and techno and in that sense, his new EP isn’t any different.
The release kicks of with Cvan, a doomy house tune riddled with techno elements and a nasty roaring little bassline that’s best enjoyed through a wall of speakers. Although it’s a bit too repetitive at some points, the tune’s defo a cool tool to DJs who aim to treat their audience to minimal, hypnotizing techno with a bite.
Up next is Cripx, another fairly minimal tune with a cut-up siren melody as its main attraction. Much like Cvan, the tune relies on a single constant bass loop while its rhythm’s highly dynamic at all times. Another rather monotone piece of techno, yet with a slightly edgier bite.

Rounding things up here is Moggl –a digital exclusive- a deep, growling heavy techno stomper with an oldschool house cymbal structure, distorted fx and evil kicks. Moggl’s the most techno orientated tune of the three and definitely the most effective cut on the EP. Very cool stuff.

Final verdict: Cvan and Cripx are solid jams, but Moggl’s where the real value’s at. Solid stuff, although overall speaking things could have been much more exciting.

Right in time for summer Oslo presents us two promising talents from Romania named NOIDOI. They

fit perfectly into the exceptional talent round of Oslo and let us hope on a  hot summer.

"Aprilli 9" on the a side is a classic piece with wonderful house chords, which kept the audience by his extraordinary sound.

NOIDOI opens up on the B side with "Aprilli 6", a title with no less high quality. The sound is definite more electronic pronounced than on the A side.

"Trebor", impulsive and at the same time groovie is ideally suited for the somewhat late hour and rounds the EP off with his deepen mood.