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Milan's Dirty Channels bring their polished club sound to RNT with the "Jungle Echoes EP", seamlessly marrying influences of various international dancefloor vibes. "Guilty" and its accompanying Dub have a euphoric energy that feels destined for Euro festival season currently in full swing; while the uptempo and hypnotic "Semliki" incorporates elements of South African kwaito into its dazzling, rose-tinted proto-house vibrations. 

Rounding out the EP is the deeply brooding title track which evokes the proto-house sonics of 90s Chicago and NYC making the "Jungle Echoes EP" one of the duos strongest production statement to date. 

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Matt says: Dirty Channels return with an anthemic proto-house / disco belter. With a dock off piano line, dancing in the trees percussion, catchy vocal refrain and slamming electro-disco drums there's simply no escaping the energy and charm on "Guilty".

TRACK LISTING

A1. Guilty
A2. Jungle Echoes
B1. Semlili
B2. Guilty (Dub)

RNT co-founder JKriv joins forces with keyboard virtuoso Jason Lindner to drop the Real Ones EP, a clubby and musical 3-track excursion that includes a deep and polished remix from rising star Retromigration. Needing little introduction, JKriv is a driving force behind RNT, architect of edits, original productions, and the aesthetic direction of the label. Jason Lindner has a storied musical history that includes leading the in-house big band of legendary jazz club Small’s in the early 2000s through to performing on David Bowie’s final album Blackstar, and much more. The duo have been honing a musical alliance for the past few years through their work together in the A Joyful Noise band and hybrid-live sets on hometown Brooklyn Razor-N-Tape events, developing an inctricate musical interplay and incendiary energy that is captured perfectly here. Across these 3 melodic house tracks, lush layers of synths interlock and build toward big anthemic moments, with hard-hitting drums driving the energy forward. Retromigration steps up to deliver a gorgeously slick remix to round out this exceedingly musical and eminently playable 12".

TRACK LISTING

A1. Real Ones
A2. Catch Feelings
B1. Regionale
B2. Regionale (Retromigration Remix)

Alistair Colling Vs. Tortured Soul Featuring Sabina

When You Find Your Love…Hold On 25th Anniversary Mixes

25 years ago, at the turn of the millennium, downtown NYC was spoiled with record stores. In this pre-digital age, vinyl was king for club DJs, and shops such as Downtown 161, Dance Tracks, and Vinyl Mania peppered lower Manhattan, thriving businesses that supported an expanding scene of local and international DJs. Perhaps the largest and most established of these was Satellite Records, an institution of club sounds that also spawned multiple record labels, including the deep-house imprint Central Park Recordings.

At this time, Central Park Recordings and Satellite Records owner Scott Richmond signed a demo in need of a vocal from young British producer Alistair Colling, and enlisted John-Christian Urich to write it, who had just had a massive hit with “I Might Do Something Wrong” the debut Tortured Soul single on Central Park. He in turn brought in Sabina Sciubba of then newly-formed band Brazilian Girls to record the vocal, and with Jon Cutler on remix duties the record was complete. Tortured Soul went on to release numerous deep house classics like “Fall In Love,” “How’s Your Life” and have continued to tour as a groundbreaking live-house act to this day (of which RNT co-founder JKriv was bassist and collaborator for 10 years).

For the 25th anniversary of this turning point release, Razor-N-Tape has rebooted and remastered the original and classic Jon Cutler mixes, which have never been reissued in any format since the original release. RNT also commissioned two new exemplary remixes from DJ Spinna and musclecars, connecting the dots between the deep-house lineage of the past and present. Presented in a gorgeous jacket that calls back to the graphical style of the original Central Park Recordings aesthetic, this 12” is an absolute essential for any lover of soulful club sounds or purveyor of NYC dance music history.

TRACK LISTING

A1. DJ Spinna Galactic Soul Remix
A2. Musclecars Remix
B1. Jon Cutler’s Distant Music Mix
B2. Original Mix

Kicking off 2026 in style! Here we have volume 5 of the annual Razor-N-Tape Family Affair series. As always a wide-ranging collection of vibes and grooves from the extended international Razor-N-Tape network, this year’s vinyl sampler includes label newcomers and veterans across 6 tracks. Recloose, Medlar & Daisybelle, Misiu, Saucy Lady, Anoraak and Marina Trench deliver in their respective signature styles, taking us on a genre-bending tour of genres and sounds. From House to Disco, Dub to Breaks, and Chuggers to Pumpers, there’s bit of something for everyone here…fun for the whole Family!

TRACK LISTING

A1. Recloose Ft. Hazmat Live - Dance Girl
A2. Mike Misiu - Hold Your Body
A3. Medlar & Daisybelle - Body Ache
B1. Mpharanyana - Disco (Anoraak Edit)
B2. Saucy Lady - Falling
B3. Marina Trench - Icy

UK-born, Lisbon-based DJ, Producer, Songwriter, and activist Megatronic joins the RNT roster with her ‘Do I Belong To You?’ EP, a bold statement of her soulful and visionary sound. Side A opens with the deeply emotive ’The World’ featuring soulful and melancholic vocals by Stavros, then moves to the pulsating and freewheeling groove of Nuffin’ But Love (co-produced by Jitwam) and finishes with the jazzy vibes of Organic, with Meg’s sultry spoken poetry floating over live instrumentation. On the flip side two superlative remixes by heavyweights Jimpster and Kiko Navarro take Meg’s music straight to the dance floor, with Jimpster bringing is his signature lush deep textures to ‘Been Thinking’ (the original of which is available as part of the digi EP only) and Kiko delivering an acid afro-house banger of a mix on ‘The World.’ A gorgeous listen from beginning to end, this EP captures a sound that feels both classic and futuristic all at once.

TRACK LISTING

A1. The World Ft. Stavros
A2. Nuffin But LUV
A3. Organic
B1. Been Thinkin (Jimpster Remix)
B2. The World Ft. Stavros (Kiko Navarro Remix)

Colombian-born, New York-raised producer and instrumentalist Felipe Quiroz aka Prince of Queens brings his unique synthesis of trans-caribbean culture with house and techno to RNT on his Merida EP. Known for releases on Names You Can Trust and his band Combo Chimbita, this lush and varied EP invites you into a world where vintage tropical sounds and modular synthesizers live side-by-side on the dance floor. With 6 songs stretched across two sides, the record explores a wide range of tempos and electronic Latin vibes, and boasts gorgeous cover art that suits the emotion of the music perfectly. Although he is a seasoned producer, Prince of Queens is still a relatively new name on the club scene…but with this definitive musical statement it’s a name that the heads will remember.

TRACK LISTING

A1. El Tiempo
A2. Que Paso?
A3. Merida
B1. Macaria's Funk
B2. Summer Rain (Dub)
B3. No Hay Na'


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