RE-MASTERED, NEW CUT AND NEW ARTWORK.
PLEASE UPLOAD!

Teaser: https://dbh-music.com/shop/release_view/11502


Tracklisting:
A1. Jabalou
A2. Mix Masters
AA1. Classic Piano
AA2. Take Me Away

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DBH Music proudly presents Master Jams 4 by Chez Damier!
As always high quality House Music by Chez who teamed us with Roy Burgess on A1 "Your Love". A2 is a great remix of "Your Love" by Dj Aly. On B1 it's Chez Damier with a very soulful track called "Soul Minimal", reconstructed by Stephan Hoellermann and a s grand final on B2 it's Chez Damier and Ron Trent with the stunning "My House".
Fantastic release!

Artist: Chez Damier feat. Leroy Burgess, Ron Trent & Chez Damier
Title: Master Jam 4
Label: Master Jams
Format: 12"
Cat: MJ004
Genre: House
Release date: 02.06.2021
Tracklisting:
A1. Chez Damier feat. Leroy Burgess - Your LOve
A2. Your Love (Dj Aly RMX)
B1. Chez Damier - Soul Minimal (Stephan Hoellermann RMX)
B2. Ron Trent & Chez Damier - MY House

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RAWAX proudly welcomes Mr. Santonio Echols aka DJ Tone to the Family!
The man from Detroit presents his release from 1992 which originally came
out on Vicious Music on our Motor City Edition Vol. 8.
This remastered classic will be available on vinyl only!

RMCE008 - DJ Tone - Serious Grooves (12")

Artist: DJ Tone
Title: Serious Grooves
Label: RAWAX MOTOR CITY EDITION
Cat: RMCE008
Re. date: 15.01.2018
Format: 12" (vinyl only)
Price: 6.00€
Tracklisting:
A. DJ Tone - Weekdays * Additional programmed by Chez Damier
B1. Santonio Echols - Trauma
B2. DJ Tone - Nightlife

Teaser:
https://soundcloud.com/dbh-music/rmce008-dj-tone-serious-grooves

Recorded At – KMS Studios
Mastered At – National Sound Corporation
Phonographic Copyright – Drive On Music
Copyright – Drive On Music
Phonographic Copyright – Virgin Songs
Copyright – Virgin Songs

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Another classic in the rebound on the original Prescription Records will be out in March 2021! USG aka Chez Damier & Ron Trent Featuring Monica Elam - Life 4 Living from 1998. Highly recommended!

Teaser: https://bit.ly/2LFCvhL
Artist: USG Featuring Monica Elam
Title: Live 4 Living
Label: Prescription Records
Genre: Deep House
Cat: PR-5014
Format: 12"
Release date: 22.03.2021
Tracklisting:
A. Life 4 Living (Vocal Life Mix)
B. Live 4 Living (Dub Mix)

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C-ROCK & FRANKSEN
Back 2 The Raw EP
Houseworx 013


Long-term Frankfurt house-players C-Rock (of Lo-Fi Stereo, Stir 15 and Cocoon fame) and Franksen (InCase Recordings, Mainakustik) team up for HOUSEWORX to bring you tracks with a timeless, raw and soulful feel in one.


C-Rock is globally known as an all star expert in terms of real and truly felt deep house. Whether he puts out solo stuff (from, works with legends such as Chez Damier or pushed his former Motorcitysoul project: C-Rock’s sound takes things to the inner core and understanding of the place we call home – and that is housemusic!
Hosting Germany's eldest radio DJ Show, today's YOU FM Clubnight, Franksen represents electronic culture 360° since fifteen years. He appeared on labels from Suara and InCase Recordings to Mainakustik. 2013 a Stir 15 EP sealed his longstanding musical friendship with C-Rock’s label. Now it’s time for the headz to bring their raw collabo bombs!


A1: Raw
“Start everything raw – make sure you don’t lose the emotion and the intention that you started from.” This track is all about the raw truth - of housemusic.

A2: Raw / Matt Star & Robert Drewek Remix
The Labelowners did a deep and dark remix of RAW, since a long time a new collab of the guys.

B1: Bring Back / Original Mix
The instant classic within this package. Deep down n dirty beats and shakers charmed by that ol’ piano sound make up for a real shure shotl!

B2: Bring Back / Darkside Dub
C-Rock and Franksen’s darkside Dub reminisces the legendary cuts of New York old school days and gets you lost in sound!

dbh music presents electric blue - ron trent's new label!

taken from the upcoming double album "raw footage".

"Kids At Play" is convincing for "Altered States" again as another lesson in an extremely elegant design of exciting electronic aspects from life "on the cutting edge behalf House and Techno." Like with his legendary warehouse classic from 1990 Trent moves again at this point in 2011 off a harmonically dominated terrain on Prescription sound philosophy, to which many of his die-hard fans may focus him otherwise only. Anyone who has seen Trent since its KMS interlude with Chez Damier and his collaboration with Berlin's Maurizio duo [Mark Ernestus & Moritz von Oswald] as a real producer and not only as incarnate 4-Four-house machinery recognizes and loves the other side of his genius and his techno-affinity immediately. This is oriented so on the rawness of the early Chicago House with the initial spark of Farley Jackmaster Funk or Adonis, as well as the fusion potential of Herbie Hancock and performs as an educational base for the forthcoming album "Raw Footage" to an expression of open creative style that extends beyond the normal limits of the genre far beyond otherwise binding. "Kids At Play" touches in a whole both morning wee-wee-hours as well as ecstatic, night club moments, before Trent defines the trackwerk as unusual blueprint for new stringent forms of the House, where this vinyl will also demand his most impressive moment experiences. In Trent's body of work, the track comes ahead of many recordings in recent years on the highest level, mainly because it the dimension of predictability with that of unpredictability in the sense of "more energy and power" exchanges and at the end of an exhibit defines what probably most of today's house conaisseures with an open mind demand as their own. We therefore recommend simply seat reservation on the dancefloor!

„Kids At Play“ überzeugt dabei nach „Altered States“ erneut als weitere Lehrstunde eines extrem eleganten Entwurfs zu aufregenden elektronischen Lebensaspekten “on the cutting edge behalf House and Techno“. Wie bei seinem legendären Warehouse Klassiker aus 1990 bewegt sich Trent dabei erneut an dieser Stelle in 2011 (12 ?) abseits eines harmonisch geprägten Terrains an Prescription-Soundphilosophie, auf das ihn viele eingefleischte Fans sonst nur allzu gern allein fokussieren mögen.

Wer Trent seit seinem KMS-Intermezzo zusammen mit Chez Damier sowie seiner Zusammenarbeit mit Berlins Maurizio-Duo [Mark Ernestus & Moritz von Oswald] als realen Produzenten und nicht nur als fleischgewordene 4-Four-House-Maschinerie erlebt hat, erkennt und liebt die andere Seite seiner Techno affinen Genialität ebenso sofort. Diese orientiert sich so an der Rohheit des frühen Chicago House mit dem initialen Funk eines Farley Jackmaster Funk oder Adonis sowie dem Fusions-Potential eines Herbie Hancock und führt als Erziehungsgrundlage für das in Kürze erscheinende Album „Raw Footage“ zu einer Expression des Stil offenen Schaffens, die über die normalen Grenzen des sonst verbindlichen Genres weit hinaus reicht. „Kids At Play“ berührt dabei in einem Ganzen sowohl morgendliche wee-wee-hours wie auch ekstatische, nächtliche Club-Momente, wie auch bisher an Trent weitestgehende ungewohnte Blaupausen für neue stringente Formen des House, durch den dieses Vinyl dann auch seine beeindruckendsten Momente erfährt.

In Trents Gesamtwerk dürfte der Track damit weit vor vielen Einspielungen der letzten Jahre auf allerhöchstem Niveau rangieren, vor allem weil er die Dimension der Kalkulierbarkeit mit derjenigen der Unberechenbarkeit im Sinne von „more energy and power“ austauscht und am Ende ein Exponat definiert, dass wahrscheinlich die meisten House-Conaisseure mit offenem Geist ihr Eigentum nennen wollen. Wir empfehlen daher schlicht Platzreservierung auf dem Dancefloor!