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Our 10th release is here with artists never appeared on any of the previous Freakyhouse joints. The first track sounds like it was a fusion baby of Theo Parrish and early Matthew Herbert sounds. We are confident that Ashok Leylund (aka Asio Otus)’s unique and special musical world will find its way to the people in the know abroad as well. The second piece is right from the studio of Black Lego aka Gnork. Playful, easy summerish feeling, for sure can set the dancefloor on fire. Herewith we have to mention Gnork’s latest release, to be out on vinyl at Bokhari Records early July. Back to the EP, Mr. Fiel remembers the summer of ‘98, when tracks like Music is the answer were rocking clubs. Classic house with strong bassline and chords. The final track was found at the base of Rocket Science Orchestra: deep house, nice piece of bass spiced up with pads and pinches of trumpet.
Good news for those who prefer the uncompressed versions: the EP soon will be available for purchase in WAV format at our Bandcamp site. Until then enjoy the download of the free mp3 version and listening!

Artist: Various
Title: Future thoughts Ep
Cat.Nr.: FHL010
Quality: 320 Kbps, mp3
Release date: 2013

Tracklist

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Chicago- and acid house dominates our ninth netlabel release. To cut straight to the chase, our first track is from Grema, who delivers the usual and expected high quality stuff. A piece of dynamic, dancefloor killer, followed by Vinyluser’s also rocking acid fly. Latter’s title is an acronym, with the following meaning: That Magic From Yesterday Is Gone. More than 5 minutes of music primarily made up of Roland Juno 60 sounds and with the help of a Doepfer Modular. Gnork, who already has a vinyl release in his past, aiming for a smoother style: Skysurfin is a nice game with pads, backed by a variety of deep, buzzin basslines. The fourth one, titled Our Future got out from the workshop of Route 8. Another gem of Chicago house, recorded by the artist on a tape. We are pretty sure that the works of Route 8 soon will see a vinyl cut. The slow and charming final track comes from the Farbwechsel label owner duet, Silf. If we wrote this teaser for an online record shop, something like this would come: essential release, must-have!

Cover photo by Vinyluser

01. Grema – Sabada
02. Vinyluser – TMFYIG
03. Gnork – Skysurfin
04. Route 8 – Our future
05. Silf - Her long copper legs stretched out under a short skirt

For our 8th release, we received works from 5 Hungarian producers. The first two tracks are from Banyek and OhmikRon, the two known dub representatives of the region. Banyek’s music was inspired by Kelenföld (a territory in the outskirts of Budapest), it’s a deeply pulsating 5 minute-long “dub wonder”, built by analog machines, while OhmikRon’s slowly evolving dubby chord play dandles us for 10 minutes.  We have got the thrid track from Direct and Range, it’s the ambient version of Radical Motion’s work titled Invasion. Mr. Fiel’s track transports us to Alaska. House grooves with a powerful bassline, and synths slowly building up in cold melancholy. The 5th track is from Dj Slow’s downbeat lab: fading chords, broken rhythms, and vibrating subs in the background frame this 4 minutes. Wishing you a good listening to the Eastern Block!

Tracklist:

Six track was selected for our 7th EP thanks to our formerly submitted competition titled as Spring Deck. The EP starts with In:Form’s electro based grooves and continues with a classic sounded deep house in five and half minutes, a work handi- and earicraft of Tamas “Freaky” Fiel. We got the third track from Grema, who once again delivered us his energetic, membrane-stimulant piece of music (which is expected to be released on vinyl also on a new British record label). Our fourth contestant is Peter Bernath with his remix of Colorstar’s Falling. Summer evening blend, wrapped up in unfortunately only eight minutes. Legend Record’s Ozon, the local don of abstract hip-hop and electro brought us the next track: Can August be like this as well? Hell yeah! The final record is by Sullivan and Direct, the scratch genie of SoulClap Budapest, who reinterpreted In:Form’s track, Nativa, giving it a deep, downtempo pulse.

1,2 and 3rd track was mastered by Grema, 5th track was mastered by Ozon, 6th track was mastered by Direct.

photo by Istvan Tóth