Kittball turns 300. Tube & Berger and Juliet Sikora founded the label in Solingen in 2005, at a time when Germany had no shortage of house imprints. The plan reached about as far as the next record. For twenty-one years, it kept reaching that far. There were ups and downs, highs and lows, and plenty of records along the way. Purple Disco Machine released Purple Pianos on Kittball in 2015, long before the pop charts found him. Robert Owens lent his unmistakable voice to Slipknot. Timo Maas, andhim, Ida Engberg, Format:B, Junior Jack and Volkoder all became part of the story through singles and compilations such as Kittball Konspiracy and the charity series It Began In Africa. Some of those records still work at 3 a.m. Others belong unmistakably to the year they were released. That is fine too. A label's catalogue should reflect where it has been, not pretend it always knew where it was going. Release number 300 is a various-artists compilation. Nobody involved is spending much time looking back. They are already working on the next record. That is exactly how Kittball got this far in the first place. Kittball 300. distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH

Mood Child returns with Groovy Moods Vol. 2, the second chapter in its themed album series dedicated to the many moods and shades of groove. Bringing together seven artists from across the underground house scene, the album explores groove in all its forms, from rolling basslines and funk-infused rhythms to punchy percussion, hypnotic vocals, and peak-time energy. While each track delivers its own distinct identity, they are united by a common thread: irresistible movement built for the dancefloor. Leading the charge are internationally respected Italian artists Supernova and Paolo Martini, joined by Stefan Meser, Anzzo, Taranco, GIORG, and returning Mood Child regular Franco Schmidt. Each producer offers a unique interpretation of the albums central theme, resulting in a collection that flows effortlessly between deep, driving, uplifting, and groovy territories. Landing on July 3rd, 2026, Groovy Moods Vol. 2 is a vibrant journey through rhythm, movement, and dancefloor expression, highlighting why groove remains at the heart of house music.

Mood Child returns with Groovy Moods Vol. 2, the second chapter in its themed album series dedicated to the many moods and shades of groove. Bringing together seven artists from across the underground house scene, the album explores groove in all its forms, from rolling basslines and funk-infused rhythms to punchy percussion, hypnotic vocals, and peak-time energy. While each track delivers its own distinct identity, they are united by a common thread: irresistible movement built for the dancefloor. Leading the charge are internationally respected Italian artists Supernova and Paolo Martini, joined by Stefan Meser, Anzzo, Taranco, GIORG, and returning Mood Child regular Franco Schmidt. Each producer offers a unique interpretation of the albums central theme, resulting in a collection that flows effortlessly between deep, driving, uplifting, and groovy territories. Landing on July 3rd, 2026, Groovy Moods Vol. 2 is a vibrant journey through rhythm, movement, and dancefloor expression, highlighting why groove remains at the heart of house music.

GIORG drops WERK004, two house cuts made for the underground. A Side: "Let Him Go" rolls on a groovy, driving house bounce with funky sexy weight and a vocal that nods to early house, flipped with a modern edge. Tight groove, strong dynamics, pulsing from the first bar — a cut that locks the floor and keeps pushing. On the flip, B Side: "Mind Flow" answers back: a groove-led roller carried by a smooth R&B vocal flow that sits deep in the pocket — you're on my mind, the whole time. One side lets go, the other won't — two halves of the same story, told straight from the underground. Raw, confident, built with funk soul house vibes, groove, and muscle. Bold and made to move, peak-time fuel from Werkoff. distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH

GIORG drops WERK004, two house cuts made for the underground. A Side: "Let Him Go" rolls on a groovy, driving house bounce with funky sexy weight and a vocal that nods to early house, flipped with a modern edge. Tight groove, strong dynamics, pulsing from the first bar — a cut that locks the floor and keeps pushing. On the flip, B Side: "Mind Flow" answers back: a groove-led roller carried by a smooth R&B vocal flow that sits deep in the pocket — you're on my mind, the whole time. One side lets go, the other won't — two halves of the same story, told straight from the underground. Raw, confident, built with funk soul house vibes, groove, and muscle. Bold and made to move, peak-time fuel from Werkoff. distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH

distributed by HS Consulting & Distribution GmbH // Housesession GmbH