Art Department Feat. Seth Troxler - Vampire Nightclub (Max Chapman Edit)

Max Chapman has been one producer gaining lots of attention later. Well now he is giving us something more to talk about. Max Chapman is so graciously to hooks us up with a free download of an edit he did of the late night classic, "Vampire Nightclub", by Art Department & Seth Troxler.

Detroit Swindle - Creep EP

The swindlers from Detroit, aka Lars Dales and Marteen Smeets has just released their Creep EP on Freerange Records. Having release on some of the most fabulous labels in the world – Saints and Sonnets, Berlin’s Dirt Crew and the lovely Stuart Geddes’ Murmur, this Dutch duo have been making serious underground waves. This latest EP on Freerange is another display of their charismatic ability to warp and twist tired sounding notions into something you actually want to dance to. The lead track "Creep" is a stripped back, muscular exploration of good energetic bass and sharp drums. "I Gotta Know" has an edgy little disjointed vocal sample, that almost sounds on a garage vibe, with a happy up tempo momentum. One of the highlights of the EP has got to be "Brotherman", some fresh Chicago house with a deep sexy male vocal, a filthy subbass and hollow rim taps. It’s old school dark house grooves updated for the modern age. Wolf music’s KRL has also done a wicked remix of "Brotherman" adding a lick of slick disco boogie edge. Detroit Swindle have always excelled at producing Motown esq modern deep techno and house, this release is no exception.

Betoko - U So Fine EP

Mexican Betoko recently released his U So Fine EP via Nurvous Records Nyc. It comes with remix from Mother Recordings owner Nhan Solo.

Andlee - Take More EP

Really nice bomb from Karera Records. The 2 release comes from Andlee "Take More". It's a beautiful deep house track with nice vocals. And remixes by David Keno, Oliver Schories, KolleKtiv Ost.

Drop Out Orchestra feat. The Reverb Junkie - Sun Machine (diskJokke Remix)

In the beginning of November, Eskimo released 'Eskimonde', a luxurious 5CD box set. The two first cd's are retrospective and select the very best from our extensive back catalogue. CD 3 includes 12 new and unreleased remixes from the likes of DJ Harvey, Solomun, Deetron, Moonlight Matters... Yes, that Oliver remix from We Can't Fly is included too! To conclude in style, there are two bonus mixes from The Glimmers, including a few exclusives too. The box will also include a poster featuring a decade of Eskimo artwork. Check out the tracklist below for all details! One of the most amazing tracks on this release is definitely Drop Out Orchestra and The Reverb Junkie's "Sun Machine" remix by Norwegian diskJokke.

Kreature - You Can EP

4,850 miles separates London and Tony Yeboah's birthplace of Kumasi, but new London label Kumasi Music intends to bridge the gap sonically with their debut EP. Leeds-based Kreature, whose first four releases have furnished the top ten of the Beatport Nu-Disco charts, absolutely outdoes himself for the first Kumasi EP, with two original tracks of funk and flex. These pave the way for three mighty remixes from other members of the Kumasi gang; Belgium's finest Kolombo, Russian beatmaker S.K.A.M., and hotly tipped Lithuanian disco men Markas and Mindaugelis.
'What You Want' opens the label's account, with dropped kick drums, sharp claps and future facing synths out in force to mesmerise and invigorate dancefloors. Despite plenty of details, it's no doubt the bouncing bassline that provides the tracks bristling energy, a club-oriented counterpoint to the alluring female voice whispering sweet nothings at the back of the track. Second up, 'You Can' operates in deep disco-house mode. Gently underlapping kicks caress the colourful, skyward chords, whilst an androgynous, sultry voice charms the spaces left behind. Pristine production and meticulous melodies make the track as intriguing as it is danceable, paving the way for a trio of remixes.
The first remix comes from Kolombo, a deep house producer of heavyweight proportions following well received EPs on Kompakt, Ghostly International, Noir and Solomun's 2DIY4 label. He re-imagines 'You Can' as a more bulbous and boisterous nu-disco cut with molten bass stands and hip swinging claps forming infectious step and vibe around which the drizzled melodies percolate.
As for the S.K.A.M. remix, it's a firm favourite of 2020Vision boss Ralph Lawson who has championed it at Space Ibiza this season to wicked effect. It's no surprise the track has been so well received given its upright and euphoric disco persona. Finally, Lithuanian newcomer Markas teams up with Mindaugelis for the final re-rub, with their version of 'You Can' stuffed with acidy little twitches, swathes of echo on the claps and a slurred, ethereal bassline that conjures a mysterious dead of night feel from start to finish.

Niconé - Why (Incl. Monte Remix)

OFF Recordings presents one of Berlin's most loved DJs on its roster: Niconé, known already from releases on Stil Vor Talent and his own label Dantze.
With "Why" Niconé delivers a true anthem - a massive Chicago-Electro bassline, a thrilling synth hook, and extremely catchy vocals in a tight mix - that's the recipe which will destroy dancefloors all over.
Hamburg's rising star Monte created a deeper interpretation in his trademark cutting edge sounddesign with loads of analogue synth goodness.