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Deep Night marks a refined and introspective release from Emiliano Leonel, showcasing his deep and atmospheric approach to groove. Built around a warm and steady bassline, the track unfolds through layers of lush pads, subtle stabs and dreamy textures, creating a hypnotic and immersive soundscape. The vocal elements appear as a chopped and textural component, blending seamlessly into the arrangement and enhancing the overall depth without taking center stage. With a strong sense of space and flow, Deep Night delivers a smooth, late-night energy, balancing groove and emotion with precision. A delicate and elegant cut, designed for intimate dancefloor moments and deep, flowing sets.
With "The Thrill", Berlin-based producer Jonaku delivers a four-track EP that sits right at the intersection of minimal, house, and tech-house. Rooted in the raw energy of Berlin's underground, the release showcases his signature approach: tight percussive grooves, subtle rhythmic shifts, and a hypnotic sense of flow designed for late-night dancefloors. The title track "The Thrill (Original Mix)" sets the tone with a driving yet restrained groove, built around crisp drums and an infectious low-end that unfolds with precision. It's a track that captures tension and release in its purest form—functional, but deeply engaging. On remix duties, Juli Lee (Klaus:elle, Zürich) injects her distinct blend of house and techno into "The Thrill", adding a groovier, more melodic touch while maintaining the original's hypnotic core. Her version expands the track's emotional spectrum and brings a vibrant, dancefloor-focused energy. On the B-side, "Of The Night (Original Mix)" explores a slightly deeper and more atmospheric territory. Subtle textures and rolling percussion create a late-night mood that feels both introspective and propulsive. Ray Shindi closes the EP with a remix that bridges minimal house aesthetics with deeper, dub-influenced elements. Drawing from his Nairobi roots and Malmö-based perspective, his rework of "Of The Night" adds warmth, space, and a fluid groove, turning the track into an immersive journey. With releases on labels like DirtyHands, GGCR, and Zapped Records, as well as regular appearances at renowned venues such as Kater Blau, Golden Gate, and Renate, Jonaku continues to establish himself as a distinctive voice within the underground circuit. "The Thrill" is a versatile EP that moves effortlessly between peak-time functionality and after-hours depth—crafted for selectors who value groove, subtlety, and atmosphere in equal measure.
Mo'Cream steps up with a fresh take on "Jazz Black," reimagining the original into a deeper, groove-led journey built for the late hours. Leaning into his signature swing, Mo'Cream reshapes the track with a tighter rhythmic framework, crisp percussion, and a rolling low-end that locks in from the first bar. The jazz-infused elements remain, but here they're filtered through a more stripped-back, hypnotic lens—subtle chord stabs, warm textures, and just enough melodic movement to keep things simmering. Where the original drifts, Mo'Cream's version drives—crafted for head down moments on the dancefloor while still carrying that unmistakable musical soul at its core. A refined, understated weapon that fits seamlessly into the deeper side of the Large Music catalog. Curated by Jeff Craven for Large Music LLC Deep since 1993 For licensing:info@largemusic.com
Bush Doctor Recordings welcomes Reagan Ruler to the label with his new EP, *Why*. An exciting new voice on the South African deep house scene, Reagan Ruler delivers a soulful four-track release filled with depth, groove and emotion. Featuring **Reasons, Soothe, 1995** and **Why**, the EP showcases a warm, thoughtful sound that blends atmosphere, rhythm and feeling. *With Why*, Reagan Ruler makes a strong introduction to the Bush Doctor Recordings roster and confirms himself as an artist to watch in the world of deep house.