Alister
Fun House

Invisible City Editions reissues a selection of classic street soul tunes from the legendary duo Soul Connection (Toyin Agbetu and Earl Myers). A mix of well-loved tracks from Soul Connection's 1988 "Rough & Ready" and 1990 "Raw Street Soul", remastered from the original master reels.

ONLY ONE MUSIC presents ACME - Soul Of Life!Originally released in 1998 on Delirium USA.

Tancido · [TNCD001] Various Artists - Past Lives EP 12”Four dance-infected cuts start a new label from Ukraine.

Hot on the heels of its debut release, Montreal’s Chambre Noire is back with its second record: an EP by Québecois artist Vromb, a veteran producer around since the mid-90s, known in particular for his releases on Ant-Zen. Over the course of five tracks on vinyl (six in the digital version), the artist’s sounds seem to take on physical shapes, like living origami: constantly mutating as they open, close and transform into something else. With attention to movement and boundary-challenging textures, this EP is ready to ensnare listeners in a variety of contexts, from club environments to more contemplative environments.

DJ Babatr, an influential figure in Caracas' miniteca scene, pioneered the city's distinctive raptor house sound, also known as changa tuki. Breaking free from established norms, DJ Babatr explores genres, creating a sonic universe that defies easy classification. Born from the rich tapestry of Venezuelan sound, DJ Babatr boldly reimagines electronic music within the nation's unique context, shaping and redefining the global landscape with Raptor House. His recent resurgence in the electronic music scene, catalysed by his contribution to Nick León's breakout track "Xtasis," has rightfully brought attention to his innovative work. This vinyl release on Paryìa, the next chapter in the ongoing narrative of electronic music, captures the essence of Venezuela's electronic evolution. It serves as a testament to a cultural movement originating in vibrant Venezuelan neighbourhoods, inviting listeners on a transcendent journey through innovative electronic landscapes. As electronic music continues to evolve, DJ Babatr's story underscores the importance of diverse voices and Latin rhythms in shaping the genre's global roots and influences. To seal off this special release, NYC’s Ayesha's percussive remix of DJ Babatr's track brings a fresh, dynamic energy to the raptor house sound, infusing it with pulsatingrhythms and vibrant textures.

Before British house and techno found its’ distinctive groove at the turn of the 1990s, one act led the way: Bang The Party, a trio who emerged from London’s vibrant underground party scene in the mid 1980s and proved, beyond any doubt, that UK producers could make music every bit as magical as the pioneering productions put forward by their counterparts in Chicago, Detroit and New York.By the time long-running DJs and party promoters Kid Batchelor and Leslie Lawrence joined forces with trained engineer Keith Franklin at legendary North-West London reggae studio Addis Ababa in 1987, they’d spent years as DIY dance music activists in Britain’s capital city. They channelled these experiences and their love of imported house and techno sounds into a new project, Bang The Party, in the process becoming the first British act to appear on Transmat, a reflection of the quality and authenticity of their music.The latest Rush Hour Reissue Series release offers a snapshot of some of the numerous gems nestled in the Bang The Party catalogue, delivering a much-deserved celebration of one of Britain’s most significant early acid house collectives. It features four fully remastered cuts recorded and released between 1987 and 1990 – on-point and far-sighted club workouts that sound as fresh and timeless now as they did when Britain was sweltering under its infamous ‘second summer of love’.