Orlando Voorn
Legendary EP

A decade has passed since we released our first vinyl in 2014 through the infamous ILLEGAL SERIES imprint.To celebrate this milestone, we've invited Miki to create a mix that weaves together tracks from our entire catalogue, reminiscing our journey over the past decade. We chose to release this mix on a classic tape cassette to better capture the essence of this special occasion.You can find the limited edition cassette at our event at OFF The Record, on Thursday, June 13th, and can also be reserved now through our webshop.

Release 8 on Nightflight Records is delivered by TN, a moniker of a Belgian producer with numerous releases on quality labels. Flux White released the producer’s first EP as TN in 2019.This three-tracker digs deep into the vaults of TN’s productions, containing the first track he ever made (Novice but True). These are three pure dancefloor tracks; no pretention just effective DJ tracks to dance to reminiscing simpler house days.

Ring Ring Ring! The dawn of a fresh day brings a new release near. Squid Recordings inks its way into existence with a heavy foot on rave Americana.With releases on Rush Hour, Velocity and his own Nylon Recordings, James ‘Nylon’ Thomas sees his Nylosphere project reborn, remastered and retouched (over two decades later) for the modern world.The two widely varying title tracks, backed with equally contrasting mixes, are a microcosm of what late 90s, American-made dance music embodied. That is, a web of genre hopping maximalism, analog driven punchiness and a beautiful uncertainty to a post millennia world.

After 6 years, label boss Ewan Jansen circles back to Red Ember’s main with a new EP. A concept journey equally for the mind and the dancefloor that strays from his house roots with themes of mysticism pushing wider rhythm palettes and creative synthesis.The opener ‘Solanoid’ marches over the horizon; a solid progression of sun-scorched chords, goaded by some distinctive chanting synths and driving bass.‘Caravania’ answers as a stomping IDM-esque fable, joined by bubbling rhythms on the ground and a central writhing serpentine synth guided from high above by voices unknown. The flip side quickly de-camps from the physical, with the organic ‘Mistik’ seeing elements of rave and tribal electronica driven by tuned kicks, sub-bass and resonant rhythms.Lastly, a stoic tome of stone and water is left with ‘Gecko’ – a skittish chunky groove, with isolated melancholic tones that find harmony in the end.