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Kevin Knapp is back on his own imprint Plump Records with a trio of standout tracks. Once again, the EP is shaped with the label’s underlying credo of radical inclusivity – queer positive, fat positive, sex positive, feminist and anti-racist with a focus on centering underrepresented and marginalized voices. ‘Baby Don’t Stop’ opens with a... Read more »

It’s a nice feeling when things come full circle. Rewind to the noughties when Dee Montero was but a fledgling, and he was an active part of Renaissance Recordings, releasing three EPs and regularly playing their events, not least the much-missed Cross in London. Since then Dee Montero spent his time as a global nomad,... Read more »

Because it’s all about the groove with Elliot Fitch, you instantly know that ‘The One’ could be just that when the Eindhoven producer’s glitterball begins its latest swing towards paradise. Glammed up and glorious, ‘The One’ is a filtered disco-house love-in, full of 24 karat strings, and a bassline that’s stern yet supportive and ultimately... Read more »

‘Six O’ Seven’ (6:07) – is the exact time when the world witnessed a devastating explosion in Beirut last year, which impacted many lives until this day. ‘Six O’ Seven’ is also the name of this compilation of wonderful music created to raise funds. Music, as we all know, is of ultimate importance to the... Read more »

Following his recent remix of Nox Vahn’s iconic track ‘Brainwasher’, which saw support from Super Flu, Nora En Pure and Luttrell, Washington D.C.-based DJ and producer ​Enamour​ now delivers his three-track ‘Say Hello EP’ on Anjunadeep. Enamour’s technical productions have seen him release on labels including Future Classic, Lane 8’s This Never Happened and mau5trap.... Read more »

It’s that time of the year again when Heist Recordings deliver their annual frenzy of collaborations from another years worth of label releases, all wrapped up in one package – ’The Round Up’. You’ll hear Crackazat taking on the breezy horns of Alma Negra’s standout ‘Dakar Disco’ and Dam Swindle’s re-interpretation of Teleseen’s ‘Dekalb’ full... Read more »