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The Parisian-based label Outdom Records is now introducing his fifth release on wax, presenting a fresh association of two proficient artists on the electro/tech international scene. On one side, we are welcoming the acclaimed Ukrainian, half Syrian producer : Nizar Sarakbi, part of Sonic Resistance, navigating through stripped out techno, electro, minimal and dub influences, with his distinctive touch of quirkiness and unique sound design. Nizar delivered with this release two strong after-hour tools, building hypnotic tension along the way and a recognizable skipping groove with raw edges. Expect two quite unconventionally groovy curiosities, packed with numerous stumping drum and percussion surprises, vintage in its core and alien in its soul. On the other hand, we are glad to introduce to the label BOOH, the French prolific Producer, head of BOOOoo! Records, has definitely always one trick up his sleeve. He’s bringing us this time along an intricate robotic excursion in space, filled with chatting vocoders, gritty electro textured basslines and acidic vintage lines breaking through a raw techno oriented rhythm. We will let you recognize and appreciate the “2001: A Space Odyssey” movie references and samples along the A1 track, settling the mood for a unique dance floor oriented sci-fi experience. Do not put in anyone's hands, use at your own risk! This record is definitely aiming at a more leftfield techno and electro DNA expanding Outdom Records’ genre sonic explorations, with versatile tracks ideal for peak time and after-hours dancefloor situations. A strong reference to late 90s & early 00s surreal aesthetic, backed up by this release’s singular, raw and hypnotic artworks

Featuring the unique sound of Oward, "MR.B009" is packed with hypnotic beats, deep basslines, and intricate synths, keeping the dancefloor buzzing. This high-energy track blends smooth grooves with subtle, unexpected twists, making it a must-have for any minimal tech house lover. A perfect balance of precision and unpredictability, delivering both fun and intensity in every beat.

Opik delve further into the DAT archives and come up with another two unreleased tracks in ‘Hear My Mind' and ‘Kaulsoum (Ambient Mix)’ which derive from the same recording sessions as their self-titled debut LP from 1994. Two dazzling downtempo tracks in limited edition vinyl with no repress.