supported by laurent garnier, jimpster, ame, manoo, dj deep, anja schneider, black coffee, anthony collins, mike huckaby, charles webster, glenn underground, alex kid, tedd patterson, marlon d...

with mind reflection ep vol 1, franck roger is going back to the early years of house! in fact he shows a lot of himself, musically, and vocally (feat mani hoffman). some may call it old-school, franck simply calls it 100% pure house music. supported by main djs!

new franck roger on his fr production label!! im waitin is a deep groovin, jackin track with warm rhodes and cool vocal sample snips!! flip for spaced out taking you outta space...

two excellent dope tracks !! big with agnes, rocco, charles webster, rob mello, jay tripwire, shonky, laurent garnier

another amazing phunkin deep house monster vinyl release... big tune for sure!!!

next big bomb by mr roger!!

solid techy house two tracker !! supported by jimpster, sebo k, alex attias, agnes, greg van bueren/hardsoul, marlon

franck continues to make deep house trippy and electronic that always has the balls to work on dancefloor. (josh wink)

music was my first love... and it could be my last! pretty much looks like whats to be said judging by the increasing productivity of famous parisian the 5 beats sessions host over the last years, with the launch of real tone records new sublabel fr prod where is to be found this firing 2 tracker. definitely for the house headz in search of straight in yer face sensations, both the components of this ep are the perfect illustrations of an ongoing movement fusing the countless elements which have made the contemporary groove what it is since the arrival of the electronic kraut and disco in the mid 70s.

the 5 beats parisian head takin us to a fascinating one way trip straight to the epicenter of the lectromatrix on the vibrant synth led the journey opening this 2 tracker with the result guaranteed to blow your minds up. and he seems even goin further on the bouncing hades foreshadowin what might pretty well be considered as a piece of - call it whatever - garagey tech or techy garage...

definitely for the house headz in search of straight in yer face sensations, both the components of this ep are the perfect illustrations of an ongoing movement fusing the countless elements which have made the contemporary groove what it is since the arrival of the electronic kraut and disco in the mid 70s. from the infectious dubbyphonk deeptechy the pressure, to the essential discorgasmic vogue sounding like an unlikely jam featuring lil louis, les l.a. mix adams and the memorable john davis & the monster orchestra.