Roman Flügel returns to Phantasy with his second release of 2024 on Erol Alkan’s beloved London label, ‘No Solutions EP’. Following on from ‘Hotel Kathargo / Energies’, which garnered a summer of support from a typically diverse array of DJs including Gerd Janson, Jamie Jones and Saoirse, ‘No Solutions’ expands Flügel’s contributions to Phantasy into a triple track delight, another generous expression of his lifelong immersion in electronic music culture.

It’s time for another taste of Decius Vol. II (Splendour & Obedience). ‘Birth Of A Smirk’ is the second track taken from the second full-length Decius album, following on from ‘Walking In The Heat’.

“There’s usually a moment of rupture in life, where we fall short of even our lowest standards in lieu of some desperate pleasure - a rubicon of sensuality beyond which lies nothing but endless, bitter reckoning. This song is about such moments of personal fracture…HAIL”
Meat Divine aka L. Saoudi

Welsh producer / DJ and femme culture founder Elkka retools Lynx's ode to the joys of (occasional) conversation onto the dancefloor for a remix driven by an irresistible bouncing, pounding house groove. Now, stop talking and get dancing:

“When you get asked to remix a merchant of pure gay chaos you don't say no. I've been following Lynks for a while and I just loved their debut record. Small Talk was my favourite track off the album and I adored working with it. The idea came super naturally, I just kept imagining myself on the dance floor of a sweaty gay club and this is what came out…so to speak”
- Elkka -

Kneecap’s hit single collaboration with Fontaines DC's Grian Chatten 'Better Way To Live' gets a frenetic, skittering overhaul from London based mixer/producer genius Sam Interface (More Time Records) who doubles up the tempo, turns up the bass and then lets the whole thing burn bright as the sun.

Belfast DJ/producer/legend David Holmes takes on Kneecap's Parful by toning down rave intensity of the original track and transplanting Mo Chara and Móglaí Bap's vocals into five minutes of fuzzed up, bass driven psychedelic rare groove music.

“I Love these guys so much so it was an absolute honour and joy to remix their forthcoming single PARFUL…” - David Holmes

Sick in the Head is the sound of the Wu Tang's 36 Chambers hidden behind a doorway on the Shankill Road, a chugging old school hip hop groove and dual voices frustrated at reaching the ends of both their overdrafts and their tethers. Remixed here by Revival Season’s Jonah Swilley.

David Harrow's High Voltage Dubs is a stunning exploration of the modular analog dub genre, showcasing his innovative approach to sound. The album blends rich textures and deep rhythms, creating an immersive listening experience that invites you to lose yourself in its layers. Harrow's mastery of analog equipment brings warmth and depth to each track, making the dub feel alive and dynamic. This groundbreaking work not only pushes the boundaries of the genre but also pays homage to its roots, celebrating the essence of dub while infusing it with a fresh, modern energy. With all Instruments played by Harrow himself, it's a must-listen for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Dizzy K returns with Sweet Music Volume II, the long awaited sequel to 2018’s hit first entry celebrating the music of one of Nigeria’s most beloved artists. The second instalment compiles the best of the best from Dizzy’s final three secular albums from the 1980’s, delivering more infectious Nigerian synth boogie guaranteed to get you moving to the dance floor.

The selected tracks showcase a wealth of different genres; Soca, Pop, R&B, Funk, Neo-Soul & Boogie all feature, creating a dynamic blend of traditional West African sounds merged with American pop for a result that's unmistakably Dizzy. Pressed in a very limited run, this is another not-to-miss collection of never before reissued Dizzy K, and a must have for lovers of left field nostalgic Nigerian sounds.

Jaakko Eino Kalevi releases the dancefloor-ready Kiva Kiva remix of ‘Galactic Romance’. The original track featured on Jaakko’s acclaimed 2023 album Chaos Magic and was sung in Chinese by Yu-Ching Huang. ‘Galactic Romance (Kiva Kiva Versio)’ is the latest in a run of exceptional remixes by Fred Falke and Richard X of tracks from Chaos Magic.

Back in 2014, Vezurro remixed Jaakko's ‘No End’ for the Dreamzone Remixes EP (Weird World). Now the cult Finnish synthpop producer is back as Kiva Kiva with a brilliant high-energy, Bobby O-style take on ‘Galactic Romance’. He says: "Kiva Kiva combines Finnish melancholy with mid-80s Italo optimism into a unique Fenno-disco interpretation of Galactic Romance."


Jaakko also comments: "Once again Kiva Kiva – aka Vezurro aka Kasko – delivers an amazing version of Galactic Romance that makes you feel nostalgia for the future. And this time it's in Finnish!"

Belgian producer Gratts and pioneering Chicago vocalist Robert Owens first collaborated on ‘Brighter Future’ back in 2021 after meeting in the streets of Kreuzberg years before.

The pair now join forces again for follow up ‘Today’, a powerful and emotive, 90s inspired deep house cut with layered backings and Owens’ lilting affirmations soaring above. This one takes us straight back to house music's ecstatic heydays.

CWPT are proud to reissue Acopia’s self-titled sophomore album, available on vinyl outside of Australia for the first time, and accompanied by two powerful new remixes from Daniel Avery and JD Twitch of Optimo.

Leaning deep into the heavier palette of his celebrated sound, Daniel Avery transforms the skeletal intimacy of ‘Be Enough’ into skittering, hardcore-indebted, warehouse material. Already established as a breathless highlight of his recent DJ sets, lead singer Kate Durman’s gossamer vocal is layered into a feverish dream state, holding strong beneath an onslaught of kicks and atop powerful bass weight.

JD Twitch conjures his extensive knowledge of brooding outsider music throughout a rich, lucid dub of ‘Holding On’. Coaxing out the band’s gothic undertones, Twitch pulls away a billowing sheet to reveal layers of guitar feedback that recall the resplendent gloom of This Mortal Coil or Sunn O))).

October 10th - DJ, producer and drummer Anna Prior announces the remix edition of her debut EP Almost Love - released earlier this summer via House Anxiety.

The remix EP lands November 7th, led by Kornél Kovács’ lo-fi edit of ‘Tech Não’ and also features a further international cast of remixers - Jex Opolis (Canada) fresh off the back of his huge remix of Peggy Gou and Lenny Kravitz’s ‘I Believe in Love Again’, PPJ (France / Brazil), Hiro Ama (Japan), Rawson and Jackson (UK), Mörmaid (Norway), Sónia Trópicos (Portugal) and Anna herself.

Legendary musician Brian Jackson, known for his pioneering work in neo-soul and modern hip hop, has lent his extraordinary talents to two tracks on Alfonso Lovo's remarkable album "Terremoto Richter 6:25 Managua."

This EP is the sound of a tight orbit of live-musicians all possessing heroic portions of club DJ instincts, stretching out into a new confidence, putting forth two original tracks that effortlessly marry their cosmic-rock mechanics with tidy acid electronics. Flight Force, shows Captain Tegel Boy (DJ Hazy Pockets) Joel Isaac Black spiting caustic one-liners over a massive bass-throb and hypnotic, pulsing, chugging framework. Searing psychedelic guitar leads, haunting synth figures, and fat Moog squelches dress up this crushing, apocalyptic-cosmic track. As the Tegel Boys never linger around any one specific tempo or mood, That’s Enough is a track that storms out of the gates with magnetic B-Boy Bounce, funky-record-scratch breaks which effortlessly evolve into an ecstatic, splendorous kraut-rock romp. Sultry samples and funky disco shapes build this mammoth groove into an unstoppable, chugging, boogie excursion.

Dorothys Fortress are back with some old school New York City flavour !!! Inspired by the famous spray paint used for subway art and graffiti in the early 80s, KRYLON opens with dialogue taken from the original Hip Hop documentary ’STYLE WARS’ setting the scene for a track which samples aerosol cans and the sound of NYC L-trains.

Silvertooth is very pleased to collaborate with none other than dub/reggae legend Danny Red from Kingston, Jamaica. A name you may or may not be familiar with, but whose voice you will certainly recognize, as Danny's voice is responsible for 'Inspection (Check One)' as featured on the Leftfield album Leftism.

“My mate Rob says he can no longer make love without first sticking Vol. I on the stereo. A lot of the lads down Berghain have been complaining of a similar problem since we played there. Once you’ve had Vol. I you need Vol. II. With Vol. II, we hope to further inspire and extend this kind of desperate dependence in our acolytes.” Meat Divine aka L. Saoudi

Primal Scream have always had one ear on the dancefloor, from the seminal Andrew Weatherall re-working of ‘I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have’, which was also remixed by Terry Farley and went on to become ‘Loaded’, through to Adrian Sherwood’s take on the album ‘Vanishing Point’ named ‘Echo Dek’ and reworkings from such luminaries as The Orb, Jagz Kooner, The Chemical Brothers and Daniel Avery..

The new album from Primal Scream - ‘Come Ahead’ produced by David Holmes, is due for release on the 8th of November. Proceeding the full length release are a fanfare of remixes from Terry Farley & Wade Teo, Black Science Orchestra and Hardway Bros.

Terry Farley & Wade Teo’s take on ‘Ready To Go Home’ retains its uplifting gospel vibe, joyous to its core, smiles for miles, disco hugs for free. The Dub, which has been available as a limited edition single sided white label, rides a Roland TB-303 bassline for those ‘heads down’ moments in a club.

Hardway Bros anthemic take on ‘Ready To Go Home’ amplifies Bobby G’s sermon from the church of acid house, whilst the Hardway Bros v Monkton Uptown Dub strips it to its bare bones. Prime fodder for peak time at ALFOS.

Terry Farley & Wade Teo have also remixed the current single ‘Love Insurrection’, with sweeping strings, funky guitar and shuffling groove, it could have been a perfect fit for a ballroom dance floor away at a south coast Soul weekender.

Black Science Orchestra’s remix of ‘Love Insurrection’ with its tight funky drummer back beat, parping pipes, rolling keys and wooshes of L.O.V.E … completes the first set of remixes taken from the new album.