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Releases / October 2016 | Prospector 04 bY Pit Spector & Narcotic Syntax

As the brains behind a new concept that pulls together production and performance, Pit Spector has been throwing his Prospector parties since 2014. For each soiree he invites a guest artist to his studio to work on exclusive live shows for the club as well as on new music for the label. In 2015, Pit invited musical Jedi Yapacc and James Dean Brown for a Parisian residency in his studio, and now they present the fruits of their labour. During this session, the band recorded hours of hardware improvisation, merging their musical skills to present a full live EP. Mixed at Yapacc’s Berlin studio, the record represents a narcotic sense of music devoted both to melody and groove.

EVENT REVIEW / Event Review John Dimas / Le Blog bY John Dimas / OFFICIAL VIDEO / Official Video John Dimas

It’s like That / August 2016 | John Dimas playing at S.A.S.H. in Sydney

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Video / September 2016 | The Underground Sound of Paris by DJsounds x Pioneer

The Underground Sound of Paris is the first in a new series of documentaries where we go deep; probing and exploring unique facets of electronic music club culture. Told through the eyes of the characters who created, germinated and spawned the scene over twenty years ago - Laurent Garnier, D’Julz , DJ Deep, Nick V and the former Minister of Culture, Jack Lang - to current rave mavericks - Concrete, 75021 at 6B, Francois X, Antigone Djebali and a stealthy Molly - they lead us through the journey from Paris’ roots in African rhythms and Jazz, to the 90s electronic explosion including the inaugural Techno Parade, through to the current anti-establishment DIY party ethic of the scene today.

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Hot In Press / July 2016 | DJmag puts The French Renaissance under the light

in the mid-’90s, French touch ruled house music b4 going mainstream, paving the way for electro-house and eventually EDM. 20yrs later, a new wave of Parisian artists have reclaimed the sound and taken it back underground with long, vinyl-only sets featuring the deep, elegant grooves of US-influenced house and garage alongside stripped-back minimal techno. Already a staple sound of Ibiza at DC-10 and French Clubs like Concrete and Rex, its now going truly global..

Le blog bY Nicolas Lutz / PODCAST / Podcast Nicolas Lutz

Podcast / August 2016 | Podcast 450 [XLR8R 10 Years]: The Berlin-based Uruguayan digs deep in his mix on behalf of South America.

There have been four mixes thus far—Seekae on behalf of Australia, DJ Nobu on behalf of Asia, Tama Sumo on behalf of Europe, DJ Stingray on behalf of North America, and Culoe De Song for Africa—and up next, representing South America, is Nicolas Lutz. Spearheading a new breed of record diggers, the Uruguayan selector is probably one of the most passionate, interesting DJs out there at the minute, and the past few years have seen him getting the kind of recognition he deserves.

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Official Video / August 2016 | The Real Ibiza Ep 2: The Underground ft. Seth Troxler, Djebali & Claude Vonstroke

In this 5 part documentary series, Billboard takes you inside what has long been revered as the world’s premier dance music destination, Ibiza. It faces a reckoning as top DJs exit their residencies, prices hit dizzying heights, government regulations mount and decadent tourist-clubbers usher in a new corporate era. This week we dive into the underground scene