Belgian house music at it's finest with this killer from Maxim Lany that featured on We Play House Red. Immense.

Things are heating up in anticipation of Kate Wax's Dust Collision album on Border Community. Label boss James Holden serves up a couple of dancefloor bound edits to whet the appetite.

This track by Area features on Mindshift's latest release. The track is something quite special, incredibly subtle in it's delivery it is a track I have been going back to for weeks now. The release also features some nice work by Hakim Murphy and Murdoc. One for the heads.

Family Meeting One by The Cartridge Family was out in 1999. Chirpy house tracks that still sound fresh.

Pic: Evasion

One of Recloose's own tracks which features on Hit It And Quit Revue. A compilation that showcases the sounds you're likely to hear on Recloose's and Frank Booker's radio show of the same name. Funk, Disco, House and more.

Great blurb to go with a great idea. The Binary Collective is a new project formed by the Autonomic family in order to make spontaneous music as a collective with multiple inputs from whoever happens to be in the studio at the time. It could be two people involved on production duties or it could be four or more such as on this first release. Made on a drunken afternoon crammed into Rosies Box (dbridges Studio), the collective put their talents together and the tracks formed themselves like Voltron, The Binary Collective was born

Editions Mego sub label Spectrum Spools has put out Container's self titled LP. Container makes jarring techno with a very DIY touch. Highly interesting.

Alla Farmer - Fortune (buy)

Analog Solutions - My Own Transition (buy)

Truncate - Concentrate (buy)

Emmanuel Top - Dominos (buy)

Wolfgang Voigt - Kafkatrax 3.2 (buy)

Pic: Tabor Robak

Geometric Nature dates back to 1992 and the Never Ending Cycle 12" released on Eevo Lute Musique. Remastered and re-released digitally, the track is oozing modernity despite pushing 20 years old.




Manchester based deep house Juniper turn out some pure quality (not that you can expect anything less) on Underground Quality. The Theories EP is a delicate blend of soothing electronica and deep house grooves that are sure to please.





Taken from the Range Gate EP by Restoration Records boss Lucretio. Some really pleasant vibes on this release.

Pic: Hannah Tindle

Going back to 2005 for this cracking b-side to Birdland's Slower EP. After a few years absence the Neurhythmics label that put this release out is back on the scene and offering some quality house music.




Dedicated was the first release on Velasquez's Terpsichore label in early 2009. Coming in at nearly 15 minutes it smashes the boundaries of interpreting classic techno into it's own modern sound.





Taken from Editions Mego's 12" of Philipp Quehenberger remixes.






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