Gene Hunt
Urbane Devotion

The legacy of the UK’s prolific Alien Recordings lives on with another classy four track EP. Andy Panayi, Alec Stone and Rob Collman have been pivotal in shaping electronic music for decades. Their raw aesthetic formed Alien Recordings’ identity in the 90s, releasing timeless music from their several projects A², SKAT and Stopouts.The humble London collective are behind many influential records from tech-house’s golden era, pushing an infectiously groovy sound perfect for many scenarios. After connecting with the MASS crew in Leeds shortly before Andy’s passing, this release is a heartfelt tribute presenting four unreleased gems recorded between 1996 and 2010.

When they met few years ago in the funkiest vineyard of Occitanie (FR), Pierre Marty and Admo had a lot to tell each other. So much they started to feel the need of a musical journey together, barking in harmony. One thing leading to another, the two producers decided it was about time they’d put their skills to the test - and after countless CBD-Free jam sessions on some couches in Berlin, the Alpyren project was born. On a Tuesday.A duet project - four hands and twenty fingers (quick maths) - tailored for the floor and inspired by the quirkiest afters vibes. Their creativity is unleashed in this project, and they really let it all out.This new 3-tracker, made in Charlottenzbeul, evokes the thrill of the unknown - you don’t know where you’re going, but you’re getting there through tech-house. A dismal sound which catches you by the collar and transcends you. A Cold Case investigation, where you’re nowhere to be found - except on the dance floor.

In 2000, Leonora Epremian collaborated with Evasive Records' founder Rob Pearson to produce a remarkable three-track EP, marking the fourth vinyl release on the label. Recorded at the renowned Online Studios in Croydon, South London, this EP captures the essence of a pivotal era in London's Tech House scene."Remember" and "My Soul" epitomize the quintessential London Tech House sound, their polished production still capable of energizing dance floors 24 years later. The breakbeat track "Promoseus" gained significant traction, becoming a staple in many DJs' collections, notably championed by Adam Freeland in his club sets and on his acclaimed Kiss FM radio show.Due to the rarity and demand, original copies of this EP have fetched up to £150. This repress offers a unique opportunity to own a genuine piece of Tech House and Tech Breaks history, ensuring that these timeless tracks continue to resonate with new and seasoned listeners alike.