Long-time Munich DJ & producer DJ Linus returns with a superb house groover. DJ Linus came up with the basic idea for You Are House Music while DJing. He provided the vocals himself and refined them through numerous tests during his DJ residency at Munich's Pacha club. The track is a tribute to the party people and became the secret anthem of Pacha during its six-month production period. The vocals seem to work... A.O.D.S. - DJ Linus' self-created genre: Adults Oriented Disco Soul. He organizes parties and plays vinyl records from 1975-1985, covering everything from AOR to soul and disco. Senium refers to DJ Linus's newfound love for the chillwave/retrowave genre, for which he has acquired a small new record collection. DJ Linus spent a whole year working on the EP, including relentless testing and sound adjustments. DJ Linus: "I am very happy with the result—thank you!" By the way: DJ Linus released his first records on Compose, Compost's 90s house label.

Michael Reinboths third release under his real name. Produced with Jan Krause (Beanfield). Cover image by Ena Oppenheimer. A vibrant mid-tempo delight. The drums are played by Peter Gall, whose album Love Avatar was named Best Jazz Album of 2024 by the German Jazz Awards. On keyboards is Roberto Di Gioia, mastermind of Web Web and Marsmobil. The rest, programming, production, is played by Michael Reinboth and Jan Krause (Beanfield). The Moodorama remix is just as wonderfully groovy. Moodorama is currently riding high, as evidenced by their other great remixes for Jazzanova, Charles Petersohn, Beatkozina, and Inkswel. After early Beanfield productions, circa 20 remixes (some old ones labelled simply Compost Remixes), more than 30 compilations and 30+ years of running Compost, a few 12s under alter egos, the Compost boss decides to liberate the alias and mystic.

Michael Reinboths third release under his real name. Produced with Jan Krause (Beanfield). Cover image by Ena Oppenheimer. A vibrant mid-tempo delight. The drums are played by Peter Gall, whose album Love Avatar was named Best Jazz Album of 2024 by the German Jazz Awards. On keyboards is Roberto Di Gioia, mastermind of Web Web and Marsmobil. The rest, programming, production, is played by Michael Reinboth and Jan Krause (Beanfield). The Moodorama remix is just as wonderfully groovy. Moodorama is currently riding high, as evidenced by their other great remixes for Jazzanova, Charles Petersohn, Beatkozina, and Inkswel. After early Beanfield productions, circa 20 remixes (some old ones labelled simply Compost Remixes), more than 30 compilations and 30+ years of running Compost, a few 12s under alter egos, the Compost boss decides to liberate the alias and mystic.