it's all good…

First release from a new label, been out for a couple months – worth a listen.

Preferring instead to let the music speak for itself rather filling the internet with pointless self-written hyperbole, the reticent Laak returns with a second release on Austere Recordings, amply building on the premise of the first release.

A quick listen will tell you that new material by Leonid is always worth the time and effort to blog about.

Subterranean house vibes from Aybee on Connecticut’s finest, Underground Quality!

Second release on Anton Zap’s own label and it’s name is already proving apt with his haunting soundscapes.

The formative Chicago label, Balance Recordings (sub-label of Prescription) adds to it’s discography after a thirteen year break with another well-crafted EP from Sammy Gouyette, househeads rejoice!

San Soda returns with another four track E.P. featuring recordings from his forthcoming album.

Aesthetic Audio do themselves no discredit by adding the Atmospheric Existence label owner to their roster of artists with this formidable three track EP – a fairly recent release.

Bu-Mako Recordings conveys another hand-crafted platter with this sultry late night groove from the “Music 4 Adults” release.

A three track sizzler on Soul People Music; Move D takes a little acid, Steve Oh goes retro and Black Jazz Consortium hangs out with some monks.

One of the highlights from the Sushitech double double vinyl compilation release… and it has ‘deeper’ in the title.