Various Artists
Hyper Love Vol. 01

SCRTC013 is coming !A super warm welcome to this French duo Yamen & EDA . These guys bring the Mac Stories album with a very deep and nice dance making this album a genuine Lp, you will be able to feel it from start to finish.Including a remix by Spanish artist Sergio Moreira, member of Slow Life. Enjoyable synths rhythms that will make you dance with a happy feeling.C.2 one of the most important guys in Deep House, a musical reference. Triple clap to Lawrence, what can we say about this hero… It’s a real honour to have him.D.1 Perlon’s genius, THE ONE, fresh, exponentially and euphoric ARK alleluyark double kick ur brain with his hypnotic remix.To conclude with D.2, the new Argentinean based in Santiago de Chile Delfina Franco. You can hear his music flowing and the soft harmonic details he can find in his version.For the artistic cover, a true Chilean legend, Carmen Piemonte, 91 years old, founder of the “Grupo del Rectangulo” with her partner Ramón Vergara, surprises us with this masterpiece that will inspire future generations, from here to the end of the world.Enjoy!

The 2 Smooth World Vol. 1 Album broadcasts a highly addictive tale of electronic frequencies. A whole universe of musical explorations, ranging from twisted electro to more dubby compositions, beatless ambient ballads, classic house nostalgia - naturally flowing into oceans of acid & bass.

Reba's 858 Ass marks the first trip to Transarctica. Precise percussions, ethereal pads and voices, textures and breaks, 858 Ass is a 4tracker deconstructing influences like bass, breaks & jungle. The first EP sets the tone and direction for the new label, that will explore a broad musical aesthetic with the distinct “Transarctica” touch.

Whilst his debut release on Accessory Records (AR001) is still refreshing parts other releases cannot reach Miles Mercer is not waiting around. Back with a second EP once again full of underground rawness it’s yet another fine showing for this promising label.

After this long period of pandemic and staying at home, these tracks represent a glimmer on which to look out and have the hope of soon returning all together to party.

In contrast to their previous EP’s, ‘Xenolith’ ups the intensity focusing on rugged breakbeats and destructive low end pressure. Across four tracks the duo experiment at different tempos, unearthing a myriad of themes inspired by forensic analysis and autonomous technological forces. Like alloys mysteriously grown from ore, fragmented artifacts of familiar origin take on new meaning. ‘Xenolith’ is bound together by complex and dystopian atmospheres, forging perhaps Tracing Xircles most intriguing record so far.