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Dayoung Space EP

For the upcoming instalment of 'Abstrack Future,' Diskorrekt co-founder and label head Cape has brought together four of the most prolific Latin American producers for a 'various artists' compilation. Totally dancefloor oriented and designed to make you lose track of time through a mix of energetic and atmospheric futuristic techno and trance with a tribal twist. Connecting the past with the present will not let you unveil the future.We would like to present Two Phase U, Manuk, C.ru.Z and Mat Roz all together in this unforgettable compilation that you won't take out of your dj dag for a long time.

Avoidance Records is certainly a contradictory name for a label releasing such enticing music, especially EPs as magnetizing as Jeku's 'Cycling In The Future'. Who knows whether cycling in the future looks more like energetically-perpetual hoverbiking than Lime-biking - what we do know is that Jeku's take on this inevitable future tech is akin to the sonic wells evoked by acid techno, which are sweetly explored here. Neo-trance gaters ('Falafel Nights') and backstreet breaks ('Breaking Even') abound.

A genuine treasure trove of unreleased material from Mark Nicholas O., presented across two discs that together stand for his singular and compelling vision.The offbeat, buoyant grooves of his original Ringrose releases are present and correct, falling somewhere between beatdown house ('Konig Jeremy' and 'Iam The People), tuff UKG ('Luv It' and a new remaster of 'Calico Vibe') and a subtly reduced techno sound that can be surprisingly tough ('Peeonies Heed' and 'Hod Cours'). This is distinctive dance music that will make you feel as much as it makes you move.