Les Yeux Orange

What started as an idea to update mixes turned into an unexpected family collaboration.

Berlin to Lisbon via Cork, Big Town Boy Small City Dreams released in 2018 on Dutch label XXX gets remixed and reimagined for 2024.

Debut record release, K.P. Ring blends a tapestry of lyrics into a hooky club tune with flair.

Cult Producer Bangkok Impact returns to the label and reaches for the Italo stars with a distinctive chugging rendition adding additional vocoder effects along the way.

We’re excited to present you Yurk’s First Vinyl album on Chomp! Chomp! This six-track all original music by Yurk, is diverse and rhythm heavy across the electronic genres. Kicking off the album with “Delay Tech,” this 90s-inspired acidic house track is festival-ready with big energy. Then we dive into “Bustin’” - a bouncy Tech House with punchy and multiform tones. Follow by “Sin Control,” warm Jazzy House grooves accompanied by delayed filled Trumpet theme. On the B side, “Cosita” - a hard-hitting Detroit-inspired dub techno composition that treks into 90s territory. Follow by “El Nuevo Jazz”, a playful and dynamic track which combines punchy percussive electro breaks with a high-spirited bassline. To conclude the album - “Satori,” takes us on a spaced-out acid house journey, inspired by the Japanese Buddhist term for awakening, offering a psychedelic and uplifting finale.

Yurk is a dynamic producer and DJ from Puerto Rico, now making waves in Brooklyn's music scene. Blending Latin rhythms with global electronic beats, he has released music with local labels like Mechanical in Queens, NY. As the head of Organized Disorder, Yurk hosts a biweekly radio show, along with an all vinyl monthly Saoco! Party focused on Caribbean and outernational music.

"Dedicated to Erik and my beloved mother Laura, whose spirits guide every note with love and grace.” -Yurk

While summer is already in full swing, we have compiled the perfect soundtrack for your sunset or sunrise parties. Here is Smiling Comp Vol.1, featuring 8 tracks that reflect our influences, ranging from Balearic and progressive to electro and trance vibes, created by local and international artists we've encountered on our travels.

The compilation opens with a progressive piano track by @breezysmusic, evoking a nostalgic vibe from years before we were even born. "Insomnia 92" is followed by "Some Magnetic Way" by @geo-taguchi, capturing the perfect Balearic summer mood. Next is @doubluremusic with "Looping Loop," a close friend who once again proves he’s a top-notch electro producer.

Some of our co-founders are also featured in the compilation, each showcasing their unique talents: "Call It a Day" by @arvemusic highlights his electro and rock inspirations, while @nairless-music makes a striking return with "Celestial Infinity," ideal for an afternoon in Tisno for those in the know.

We then enter peak dancefloor euphoria with the progressive "Spellbound," the debut release from @eclectic_elektra! @aidenfrancis needs no introduction; his energetic "Pomona Beach" definitely sets the tone for an endless summer. Finally, our dear friend @shader_dj perfectly closes this compilation with "Nighcrawler," leading us into a trancey and nostalgic atmosphere until the end of the night.

Track title: Eclectic Elektra - Spellbound

VA title: Smiling Comp Vol.1

Format: Digital

CAT: SMPHVA001

Release date: July 31th, 2024

Distribution: Yoyaku

Mastering: Analogcut Mastering

Artwork: @Maelshake

totem projects - totem 001

BUY LINK: https://totemprojects.bandcamp.com/album/totem-001

Justin Deighton and Leo Elstob (Leo Zero) emerge from the exit of Two Tribes to unveil Totem Projects. This new project is part their continued evolution of music, art, and brand experiences.

For those who don’t already know, before the beer brand, they created labels in the 90s such as Pacific Records of Hot Lizard fame, Top 10 UK dance hits, and more recently festival stages (We Out Here, Wildwood, Bigfoot) and London’s Café Del Carpark - CAMPFIRE King’s Cross and Hackney Wick.

The journey continues in 2024 with a series of music releases, brand collaborations, pop-ups, and capsule collections that push boundaries, combining visual art with DJs.

V/A - Waves

Featuring: DJ Shaman, DJ Hoshino, Tom Vernon, AljoMen, mr.brown, TOMATOSLICE, AL94, Awkward Soul.

BUY LINK: https://dancingonwax.bandcamp.com/album/dowva001-dancing-on-wax-waves 

Label: Dancing On Wax (https://soundcloud.com/dancingonwax)

https://www.instagram.com/dancing_on_wax/

> DJ Hoshino: (https://soundcloud.com/djhoshino )

https://www.instagram.com/dj_hoshino_/

BUY LINK: https://ffm.to/dotwdjsabrina

> Flight Facilities (https://soundcloud.com/flightfacilities)

https://www.instagram.com/flightfac/

> DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ (https://soundcloud.com/djsabrinatheteenagedj)

https://www.instagram.com/djsabrinatheteenagedj

Flight Facilities share a brand new remix of their recent single with Enumclaw, “Days of the Week.” Following the remix earlier this month from Beatport chart-topping artist VXSION (listen here), the duo now enlists the enigmatic nostalgia sorceress, DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ, to take on the track.

Inspired by how the comfortable familiarity of nostalgia can tap into the imagination, DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ’s remix interweaves sparkling disco, synth funk, and nostalgic Y2K pop into her own signature blend. Sabrina meshes her whimsical sound with the tongue-in-cheek nature of the original. Not much is known about the London-based producer, whose bio claims a cat named Salem is uploading music from an old colonial Dutch house somewhere in 1996. Still, she’s remained prolific over the course of her brief career so far, already releasing eight tracks in 2024.

Still smoldering from his recent No. 1 Beatport release with fellow Brazilian producer Maz, VXSION’s take on “Days of the Week” melds the bass-heavy house of his home country with Afro house-inspired rhythms to create a warm but festival-ready remix. The lush piano stabs and robust percussion fill the mix and elevate it to meet VXSION’s paradisiacal, big room cravings. No stranger to hearing his music around the globe, VXSION’s productions regularly appear during the peak-time moments of the Keinemusik crew’s DJ sets in 2024.

Written in Los Angeles, “Days of the Week” followed the wrap of Flight Facilities’ Trouble Tour, which concluded with dual weekend performances at Coachella’s coveted Yuma Tent earlier this year. The duo, who were steeped in Southern California spirit, indulged in a playful commentary on stereotypical LA, with nods to the city’s guilty pleasures like overpriced Erewhon smoothies, plastic surgery, and influencer culture.

“What started as a joke … has turned into one of our guiltiest pleasures,” Flight Facilities says about “Days of the Week.” The track was born during a 3-hour session with Tacoma, Washington-based rock band Enumclaw frontman Aramis Johnson, who facetiously raps cheeky lyrics over Flight Facilities’ too-good-to-be-true acid house production. In the music video for the track IG/TikTok influencer and dancer Gilly Moya feels the groove of the track in the iconic LA spots: Catch & The Beverly Hills Hotel, the Church for Scientology & Muscle Beach, and Runyon Canyon.