Pantytec
Elastobabe EP (2025 Repress)

Leitmotiv is on !The new label delivers their first release.Juzel, a youg south american producer from Mar de plata (AR) takes care of this first release with punchy minimal tracks with some dub and electronic influences.

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.

Capybara Music returns with its second release, a project rooted in the sounds of Latin America—the birthplace of both the capybara and the artists featured on this EP. (it comes with some surprise inserts!)

After a year-long silence, HOC is back with its third release, crafted by label co-owner Federico Molinari. Rio Bravo EP captures the eclectic essence of the label, featuring four tracks perfect for building the vibe, after-hours, or peak time. This EP blends breakbeat, house, and acid flavors, making it a must-have vinyl. The standout track, "Rio Bravo," kicks off the record and sets the tone for the entire EP.

Played by Ricardo Villalobos, Raresh

Courtesy Of Balance is the tasteful house label run by Brawther and it was back in 2019 in Lviv during an underground warehouse party that he first made contact with Laconica label founders Ocean and Sasha Pervukhin. They all hit it off and so were invited to showcase the deeper side of the house sounds of Western Ukraine, and the results make up this new EP with the artists taking one side each. Ocean T's opener is a psychedelic, trance-infused cosmic trip while 'What If' rides on crisp beats with some lush dubbed-out synths. On the flip, Pervukhin's 'I Hate This DJ' is balmy, heady deep house from up amongst the stars and 'TR 18 Blues' is a nice kinetic, lithe minimal house cut.