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"Now on our sixth release & going strong, Brooklyn Sway returns with a heady combination of local producers, further-afield figures and scene-setting interludes to get that real Bucktown mood, accompanied by bold new artwork from NYC "Grafstract" muralist Fumero.After words of wisdom from originator David Morales, St. Xose, patron saint of afterhours, re-rubs his own entry from BKS-01 into an electro flip with a forceful but smooth strut, Nathan Nothing's ephemeral vocals vanishing in spaces between steady bass pulses and broken beats. Those looking for late-night addresses check Noha's 'Madison Street 932', where the PanickPanick! label head proves his local cred with a funky, vocal sample-driven house jam equally at home on its eponymous street corner or somewhere later, darker, and preferably inside.Label regulars DeWinter & Emma return with 'Unity', the spoken word Spanish vocals interweaving with choppy snare patterns and a room-filling reverberating bass roar that hits paydirt when English vox and a kick hit late in its second half. C&K are local legends Connie & Karina, and while that may not be some punters' first guess for their moniker's meaning, the track is an exercise in restraint and class, jaunty house swathed in dub echoes and hand drums that positively sways when the trombone lead swings in to carry the tune."

Communication facilitates the Transmission of the unseen into the material."Artwork by KataiWritten & Produced by Kyle Julian HallEngineering by PheekVinyl mastered by By Beau Thomas Ten Eight SevenPublished by KMFH Music Works BMICopyright Forget The Clock 2024

Broken Keys, as you may know, is a multi-talented musician and producer based in Los Angeles. His cut 'Assorted Colors' has become a real underground house classic that now lands on wax for the first time as a special extended 12" remix that really locks you into the languid grooves. The legendary Galcher Lustwerk steps up to add his own distinctive take on the original and infuses it with a techy yet atmospheric groove. Then Broken Keys explores a different facet of his sound with three distinct cuts on the flip that range from blunted beats and sun-kissed Balearic to chilled-out future soul. They make for a diverse package that has something for many different situations.

Cut-Line Records proudly unveils its inaugural release, featuring a collection of euphoric, minimal, and breaky tracks that resonate deeply within the realm of house music. Launched by lifelong mates and production partners Maják and Diego Knows, this label aims to capture the essence of dancefloor energy while pushing creative boundaries across an endless soundscape of alien vibes.Setting the stage, Pedro Goya’s “Celeste” opens the EP with a euphoric minimal groove that perfectly encapsulates the magic of house, taking you on an emotional journey that sweeps you away into sound. Next, we dive headfirst into "Alien Vision" by Francula & St. Xose—a gritty, breaky banger loaded with gnarly vocals and a tight groove, punctuated by an uplifting euphoric break that keeps the energy flowing on the dancefloor.At the heart of this release lies the highly anticipated "Warning Bells" from Digital Pimps, which opens the B-side. This classic '90s break track, once long lost and now reborn, roars back to life thanks to a brilliant remaster that is sure to evoke nostalgia. Collaborating with the original artist, New York local Fonseca 72, we’ve breathed new life into this beloved classic, ensuring it grooves on vinyl for a whole new generation of listeners.To round off this sonic journey, our label heads deliver their own signature flavor on B2. Expect pure pumping grooves with a dash of funk, wrapped in their iconic psychedelic minimal vibe that will keep you hooked. With this debut, Cut-Line Records invites you to embark on a journey filled with rich textures, infectious rhythms, and the vibrant spirit of house music. This EP is an absolute must-have! Grab it before it's gone!