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LEGRAM VG & Rubber Ducky Records watch over as noble producers from lands far and wide battle it out to solidify themselves forever in plastic as the victors of Game of Tunes!

Fathers & Sons Productions is back in the game! After several years on hiatus, the Spanish label has returned with a freshly baked record entitled "FAS012+1". The catalog number undoubtedly holds significance for some, and the release is being led by none other than Julian Perez himself. So you know it's gonna be extra special! The album comprises three original tracks and a powerful edit of an iconic Spanish group from the late 80s and early 90s linked to Ibiza, taking us back to the original source, back to where it all started.

For the next edition under the number twenty-two we have Peruvian mastermind Rufo, coming up to steer the spaceship into the right direction as he always does. Currently based in Barcelona being the resident of the legendary project Mad Radio that is expanding rapidly with the clear vision of electronic underground music. Therefore, our artist has learnt and studied the ancient methods of best of the best. The extend play is called chronicles of past millennium and explores the sound of the past with a modern twist on it. It’s sounds splendidly fresh now and with full confidence could be said it will sound fresh in all the upcoming future millenniums. The record features a vast range of sounds which shows the maestro is very versatile at the executing stunning audio puzzle pieces that are ready to blast the dancefloors of big clubs, illegal raves or the afterparties all over the globe.

Thirsty work!Leeds-based long-time friends Kepler & Wickham join forces for the first Thirst release, with four varied and functional house cuts. ‘The Recipe’ kicks things off with a wiggy bassline and plenty of energy, Octa takes things into more melodic territory with a nod to classic deep house. The B side starts in hypnotic fashion with the golden-era UK tech house influenced ‘Represent’, before the closing future classic ‘Free Your Mind (Deep Mix)’ wraps the package up nicely. Something classy for all occasions.