Tag Archive: single

Madteo, ReCast

For evidence of Madteo’s pull within the house and techno community, witness the line-up of remixers on ReCast: Anthony “Shake” Shakir, Kassem Mosse, and Marcellus Pittman.

2562, Air Jordan

Oddities have always run through Dave Huismans’ music, but his latest record for his own label When In Doubt is quite a bit different from anything we’ve ever heard from him.

Adam Marshall, NK33

Adam Marshall’s latest for his own New Kanada imprint continues his slightly off-center approach to making techno and house. XI features on remix duty.

Venetian Snares, Fool The Detector

With Fool the Detector Venetian Snares instigates a full-scale interplanetary advance, exercising restraint, tension and perhaps even a little dramatic romance.

Lauer, Trainmann (Tensnake Remixes)

With his remixes of Phillip Lauer’s “Trainmann” for Running Back, Tensnake charges into the once forbidden trance territory and demands dancers follow.

PBR Streetgang, The Downstroke

PBR Streetgang head down a brazenly populist avenue with “The Downstroke,” whose title track takes its rambling vocals wholesale from a 1994 Mike Dunn tune.

BBH: The Housefactors, Play It Loud

Larry Heard’s 1988 EP Play It Loud isn’t a hugely rare record, but its availability 24 years on is sparse enough that Black Market International has seen fit to reissue it.

Mr. Beatnick, Sun Goddess EP

On the Sun Goddess EP for Don’t Be Afraid, Mr. Beatnick hones his sample craft to elevate his productions.

Automatic Tasty, Fieldwork EP

Released concurrently with the Strange Terrain EP, Fieldwork is Dillon’s third record for Dublin imprint Lunar Disko, and again delivers only the sunniest of tunes.

Ekoplekz, Dromilly Vale EP

If you’ve heard any of Ekoplekz’s umpteen transmissions, you’ll know what to expect from Dromilly Vale, which collects five beatless, grimy soundscapes.

Ugandan Methods, Sixth Method

The second effort from the pairing of Regis and Ancient Methods delivers music that’s as engaging as it is uncompromising, and by no means a simplistic exercise in aggression.

RJ Fletcher, Double Down EP

Tact Recordings’ inaugural release is a polished three-tracker by label co-owner RJ Fletcher, backed up by a Rick Wade remix of the title track.

San Laurentino, Forbidden Fruit

Forbidden Fruit, San Laurentino’s first EP for Live At Robert Johnson, collects four tracks of the best sort of starry-eyed disco-house, negotiating a line between pop and dreaminess.

Vapauteen, L.I.E.S. 008.5

L.I.E.S. adds New Yorker Shawn O’Sullivan under his Vapauteen moniker to their growing roster of seemingly fresh-faced producers who sound like they’ve been at it for years.

Doc Daneeka & Abigail Wyles, Tobyjug

Tobyjug marks the birth of another Daneeka/Wyles project, an electronic soul ballad that looks to be ushering the singer towards the producer/performer collaborations that brought Jessie Ware and Fatima to wider attention.

Peter Horrevorts & Philogresz, Return of the Titans

Return of the Titans on Philogresz’s Team Records sees him share vinyl space, if not actual studio time, with Peter Horrevorts in away that distinctly complements one another.

Peter Kruder, Xenomorph / Vespertilio

Side-stepping functional music’s penchant for single themes and slight variations on them, Kruder’s latest tracks for Macro consist of several interlinked sketches presenting as two coherent, dance-ready wholes.

Simoncino, WereHouse EP

Simoncino is a perfect fit for Echovolt Records’ catalog, a clear stylistic peer to the likes of Steve Summers and Legowelt, the latter of whom turns up on remix duty here.

October, String Theory

Collaborating with Borai, October showcases far more approachable sounds, backed by rock-solid remixes from Danny Wolfers, in both Legowelt and Polarius guises.

Kirill Tipo, Believe In Rhythm

Arriving on Outernational, Kirill Tipo’s sophomore EP refines a deep-house sound, which, while still bearing distinct influences, makes a striking impression.