Newbie Nerdz - Dont Want (Kreature Remix)

Newbie Nerdz is a duo formed by the Italian newcomers Dario Frenda & Alex Vovel, their sound is fresh & its nothing like a newbie producer would do. This would be their first release with Neim Records, so, giving the name to the EP, Immagination slow & sexy is what this track is all about, the analog bass comes together with the beautiful vocals amalgamation the sounds & creating an amazing feeling that music need these days. Dont Want delivers the dirty part of the EP, a heavy bass is what this track has to offer. Kreture's interpretation comes hand to hand to the original adding nastyness to the bass giving the track an extra punch for the clubs.

Luminodisco - Ragazzini / Diavolo Di Un Disco

The deep-disco fucked'up hands in the air vibes of "Ragazzini" and that crazy acid rhumba bongo track (accordingly to Prins Thomas) called "Diavolo Di Un Disco" makes this 12" another Hell Yeah rec little classic in the making and give Luminodisco the status of producer to watch if you are looking for different honest electronic party music this year.
Luminodisco equals disco made in Italy. Firmly linked to DWDK (Danny Was A Drag King) by Ajello, the latest offshoot of the ever-blinding Hell Yeah label, it’s the moniker of Federico Costantini: a resident of the Exe-cute parties, an eclectic artist with southern Italian blood and a Roman soul. His story goes like almost every nice club music fairytale. After bothering his neighbors with post-rock, Costantini was then struck by Kraftwerk, put his guitar back in the closet and began to play around with synthesizers and a vocoder. If his releases Questo Amore Splendido and Balerama are anything to go by, all that's left to do now is sit comfortably and wait for what seems to be one of the hottest artists on the Italian mirror ball scene, present and future.

Luca C & Brigante Feat. Robert Owens - Tomorrow Can Wait

Luca C & Brigante now unveiling a collaboration with Chicago legend and Fingers Inc frontman, Robert Owens, who joined them for a 4-day recording session in Ibiza last year, 'Tomorrow Can Wait' is the result of this meeting of minds and demonstrates Luca C & Brigante´s diversity and power to produce electronic music that moves the dancefloor while fizzing with emotion. On what the duo themselves have labelled a follow-up to ´Morals´, Robert´s iconic vocals are juxtaposed with a rugged bassline while an orchestra of ethereal sounds dance around the beat. On the flip, Toronto's major players Art Department deliver a remix that bristles with offbeat energy, haunted keys, murky bleeps and elasticated bass.

The Miners - The Dark Club

The Miners is a project created by Brazilian DJs and producers Alex and Philip Souza Braga, with productions in the style Deep House. The project is gaining space on E-Music with independent productions, and with a unique style.

Miguel Campbell - Not That Kind of Girl

It is an album I have been looking forward to for almost a year since Miguel Campbell took over the deep house and deep disco scene with his iconic and phenomenal tracks "Something Special" and "Baby I Got It". "Not That Kind of Girl" is the first single from his forthcoming album, which will be released later this year on Hot Creations.

Martin Brodin - Cash Money

Martin Brodin needs little introduction as his quirky blend of beautifully produced beats and label 'MB Disco' have been making rather large waves within the Nu-Disco community for quite some time.
Martin Brodin is mainly known for his organic Disco productions but Cash Money is far more electronic in sound, with a full-bodied analog bassline and vocoder vox helping drive this epic track. It's not all Kraftwerk though, as Brodin sprinkles his trademark Disco-agogo cowbells creating a warm organic sheen.
For those that want less vocoder, we have some Extra Cash Money, a dub version that strips that track back to a sparser groove, and on remix duty we have Mullets' very own Casio Social Club, who go all-out acidic bleepy Disco with feel-good poly chords to boot...

Crackazat - Book On The Beach

Following a killer EP of more downtempo leaning grooves on Astro:Dynamics earlier this year, Bristol’s Crackazat returns on Futureboogie with some material aimed squarely at the floor. “Book On The Beach” combines rolling congas with a laid back Chi town groove and nimble bass work. Get your summer percussion disco boogie on!