Sublee
Personal Universal EP

Perfect minimalism grooves by Thomas Melchior and J Gabriel incl. a huge Bruno Pronsato Remix. . Stunmning mastering and production.

Limited Colored Version. brawther & daniel paul the house music makers think its time 2 play. indeed ))

Originally released 1999! The new version contains a new mastering and design.

A1. Mike Berardi is put in the spotlight with an incredible breaks original. Originally born and raised in Italy, Mike has been bringing exquisite sounds to the concrete jungle for over a decade. Mike Berardi has made a name for himself, even working with big names such as Chez Damier. Having an ear for what dance floors crave, his productions continue to land on huge labels around the world. A2. Samuel Padden is a producer who needs no introduction. His reputation for making incredible records has brought him around the world, with more and more DJs dropping his originals on the dance floor. The rising star generously delivers another banger to lucky listeners.B1. Jay Tripwire is clearly an artist who is channeling energy from alternate universes. With a sound unmatched, and a discography like an encyclopedia, Jay Tripwire is undoubtedly one of the greatest producers of all time. We proudly present his mind melting 12-minute minimal masterpiece.

Deep in the Minibarian cosmos, a new sonic explorer from the distant lands of Frankfurt beams in!Kuyateh touches down with this Máté EP, a fourtrack transmission packed with wobbly basslines, mischievous grooves, and that unmistakable magic.Crafted not far from our civilization, the EP is perfect for latenight cosmic negotiations or dancing. Whether you're a seasoned Minibarian or just hitchhiking through, come inside This one's got the funk.Welcome aboard, Kuyateh, the minibar is fully stocked!

Any discerning deep house heads will be familiar with Yossi Amoyal's work as the head of the cultured Sushitech label, and now he steps out with a new imprint, Endell Street, alongside co-founder Nils Hess. This one is named after a busy thoroughfare in the heart of London that was home to the Eukatech record store and will be focussed on reissues of work from the Eukahouse archives. First up we some prime tech house from genre pioneer Nathan Coles who serves up a kicking and unreleased mix of the Housey Doingz classic 'Kitchen Spasm'. Then comes a garage-tinged bumper in the form of Soggy Plop's 'Hairy Scary' (Get Fucked remix) and last of all, Flunky's 'Love Song' brings low-slung sleaze.