KARMASOUND/JP SUNSHINE & GUIM
Esperandote

Later this year Kerri Chandler will release Spaces & Places, his first album in 14 years. Interestingly, the whole album was made "on location", with Chandler taking a small, mobile studio to some of the world's most lauded clubs in order to gain inspiration. This album sampler boasts vocal and instrumental takes on two of the hottest tracks from the set. On side A you'll find 'Never Thought', a wonderfully rolling, bumping and extra-percussive affair recorded at London's Printworks that's rich in deep analogue bass, layered drums and effortless piano motifs. Turn to the flip for 'You Get Lost In It', a more melodious, warming and soulful number that sounds tailor-made not only for the Warehouse Project in Manchester, where it was recorded, but 4am dancefloors the world over.

Another holy grail from the catalogue of SOUNDS. in the rebound. Billy Nightmare aka Mystic Bill - Reality Check from 1996.Recorded from original DAT, re-mastered and back on vinyl August.

'EP 2' hones in on highlights from RX-101's arsenal of warm, melodic techno gems. For those who crave playful analog basslines and wistful, evocative synth pads, you'll be hooked within the first minute of opener 'August '97.' The references are clear: if you're a fan of Bochum Welt or Aphex Twin's 'Selected Ambient Works Volume 1,' this 6-track 12' delivers just that sound - authentic, effortless and pure. Repress!!!

Midway Hustle proudly returns with another release straight from the Southside of Chicago. "Ed Nine" Delivers a 6 track EP packed with deep & soulful vibes, a bit of oomph, & a heavenly vocal tune featuring Detroit native "Javonntte".

Carpet boss Jorge Caiado returns with three tracks to expand your mind and your soul. Stretching across the A, ’Plant A New Garden’ is a cosmic neo-Detroit techno epic that comes accompanied by a life-affirming narrative in the long tradition of UR’s ’Transition’. On the B, ’Find Your Rhythm’ weaves a military kick, febrile percussion and a wicked acid motif into a dangerously groovy web. Finally, the easy, breezy ’Say What?’ smooths things over with classic house aplomb.

3 tracks for the club. F***in’ jack it!!