for its fourth release, obsolete records welcomes the talented french producer herve ak, after released on kompakt and soon on octopus herve brings his own dancefloor approach with two great pieces, squalstuff a long evolutive track full of emotions and grooves, warm bass, nice and langourous synths, rollin hihats all the ingredients of the aks deepfunk, then some lovin another track perfect to spice up your dj set with the percussive sounds and the mental kickin drums. on the bside lust addict gives his own interpretation of squalstuff definitely a housy track, perfect for peaktime and summer set, while marcus vector cuts the original squalstuff sounds to reorganise patterns

following the massive success in february 2009 of herves debut compilation >ghetto bass<, he is back, this time profiling his label cheap thrills with the first album release from the label.

the strangers brings together hervé salters aka general elektriks and two exceptional rappers: frenchman leeroy (ex-saïan supa crew) and american lateef the truthspeaker (blackalicious) in a new project.

we are glad to introduce this new ep by the french duet acid square dance aka nicolas villebrun (society of silence) and hervé carvalho (acid arab). recorded during jam sessions in paris, here are 3 new killer acid tracks, 2 raw and intense floor burner on the a side, and a kind of deep balearic ballade on the b side.

mus is proud to annouce its latest release. mass prod and lifes track join forces for a brand new project and this uptempo shot. mass prod already known on this label has taken under his swing two young guys from florence called herve and marco d aquino aka lifes track. a side is a 45 rpm of 909 drums: distorded, filtered and slammed on tape.... the vinyl contains three tracks called: warlus, this is knobold, dead warlus

we no speak americano reached no. 1 on several charts, been no. 1 on the club charts for the last six weeks in australia.... similar success is in the netherlands, germany, greece and italy, where its signed to the major independent dance labels. for yolanda be cool juxtaposition is everything: bow ties and converse, hip hop and techno, animal noises and nightclubs, pretty girls and tattoos... unused hotel rooms! so yolanda and dcup apply describe >we no speak americano< as >party tech.< sylvester martinez and johnson peterson, aka yolando be cool are rapidly becoming a household name in contemporary clubs. their tracks have been licensed to compilations such as fabric 59 and fake bloods wax on mix compilations and have signed tracks to herves cheap thrills label.

uk funkee bomb!!

young up start and london based enfant terrible l vis 1990 engineers bass fuelled dance music designed to make your ears bleed! a pioneer of his own hyper bass sound, that sonically fuses aspects of dance music that have inspired him over the last 6 years ?garage, electro, b more, ghetto tech and drum & bass, his sound is unmistakable. the majority of the l vis 1990 ep was made on his laptop, on the 8am train commute from brighton to london, and finished off at the stereo mcss studio in brixton. further musical affiliates are sinden, herve, duke dumont, switch et al, as well as math head aka passions ny, philadelphias starkey, and early dubstep pioneer vex d (planet mu), the latter of whom spoke of l vis? change the game as a track that really struck a chord, totally made me think about new ways of doing shit...

2 dj remixers from london aka herve & sinden, well known through their own label cheap thrills. dirry dj vocals by glitty ranks.

ultra limited - 500 copies only!!! remixes of the glasgow band by the autokratz (kitsune) and the dead soul brothers aka hervé (dubsided, count of monte cristal) with his old chum seba in tow. limited copies

so you know were partial to a pseudonym or two in the dubsided camp. so just to confuse things further we would like to introduce voodoo chilli aka herve aka count of monte cristal. with a remix from mustapha 3000, aka erol alkan, the banging title track >look what you done to me< is accompanied by two more knock-hard tracks on the ep