￥As the new millennium dawned, the euphoric waves of the early 90s were subsumed by something deeper. The legacy of disco, electro-funk, and boogie-down intermingled with the emergent movements from Chicago and Detroit, whilst across the waters in Berlin, a sparse and sumptuous dub techno template took root. This pack speaks to this intersection – this liminal moment of unexpected futurism. Paying homage to the basement funk of Clone Records and Bearfunk, to the insistent melancholy of Chez Damier, Ron Trent, Dubfire and Sharam and more…

 

From Larry Heard to Dexter, Gosub to Juan Atkins, Eddie “Flashin” Fawlkes to Lindstrom, Akwaaba to Deetron. Stunningly raw vinylised chords and pads. Rare synth workouts and boogie-down funk basslines. Ready to cut to acetate. This is house.