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We want people to know that Nois on the label side of Dimentique has released his Dusk EP, which you can get on all stores now. 

Our Summer Essentials 2015 is out now on all major stores. You can get at Beatport, iTunes, Traxsource, Spotify and more.

The Bristol-based artist Bordland epitomizes his Dimentique label as a producer filled with surprises and a ear to the eclectic. Unafraid at playing with genres, both Bordland and Dimentique have revealed a distinctive catalog held together within the rein of thoughtful deep house. The new Home EP offers three expressive tracks from Bordland, each presenting a lush, dreamily produced sound. "Home" is filled with spacey atmospheric synths and pulsing pads over the direct rhythms, creating a lovely, emotional vibe. "Switch It" also features Bordland's filtered, warm chords, this time accompanied by a more traditional house rhythm track and a hint of a 'lounge' style. "Finale", which was previewed early last year but is only now fully realized, applies the aesthetics of the EP to a gentle, slo-mo 'dubstep' feel. There's a skillful use of tension, as the sound rises to subtle blasts of synths and rhythm punches. Bordland's Home EP succeeds in transmitting an exquisite message to the dance floor.

Nick Holder - "I'm digging this!" Tensnake - "The title track is nice." Tom Lown (Savoir Faire / Lost My Dog) - "Nice, refreshing stuff. 'Switch It' is the one for me." Lil' Mark (Great Lakes Audio) - "I'm really loving 'Finale'." Tyler Stadius (Deepsite / Dialtone Records) - "Good summer grooves here." Distant People (Foliage / Seamless) - "Deep and twisted yet full of soul." Blueshift (French Express / Nurvous Records) - "Super deepness! 'Switch It' really stands out for me with the bendy stabs." Chris Udoh (Tigerhook) - "I love the warm vibey grooves … excellent stuff." Vincent Kwok - "Excellent deep stuff." DJ Di Costa (MoodyLushious Influences) - "Excellent release once again. Outstanding work by Bordland … all three of the tracks in the EP are remarkable, especially 'Finale' which totally nails it for me." Adam Warped (Whiskey Pickle / Strange Days) - "'Finale' is exactly the mellow eclectic vibe that i'm continually searching for to play." Jero Nougues (Savoir Faire Musique / DeepClass Records) - "Loving 'Home' … sounds fantastic, really." Jean Jérome (Radio FG / Kut 'N' Paste) - "This EP is just splendid!"

Bristol's Dimentique imprint is known for its eclectic A&R policy, reaching across genres to discover new producers and talent that tangentially fit the label's philosophy. This is evidenced by the latest signing, the one man indie project Machines For Dreams. Helmed by Australian-based Lachlan Morris, Machines For Dreams blends the guitars and rawness of lo-fi indie rock with the -- yes -- machines of electronic music. This debut single, "Premonition", is a somewhat plaintive composition utilizing 808 drums to underpin Morris's guitar and vocal contributions alongside electronic embellishments. Dimentique has also enlisted Austrian producer Espada (Colourful Recordings / Escapism Musique) to create a magical transformation of "Premonition", emphasizing the 'Dreams' in the original band's name with a floaty deep house remix that has no shortage of gorgeous moments. Gentle piano melodies and wisps of vocal tip-toe over a solid rhythm and bass track, combining into a late night excursion for ethereal dance floors.

Scheibosan (Shanti Roots / Kraak Records) - "The Espada remix is nice and dreamy." DJ SaF (Expanded / DC10) - "That Espada remix is really DEEP!" Distant People (Foliage / Seamless) - "I like this remix … laid back and full of emotion." Sumsuch (Colour and Pitch / Mega Jawns) - "The Espada Rework is gorgeous." Beppe Gioia (Garage Family / Unified) - "This is deep!" Adam Warped (Whiskey Pickle / Strange Days) - "Lovely stuff … full support." DJ Doubles (Freestyle Fusion) - "Great original track … I love that intricate rawness. And what a stunningly deep peak time remix … top class!" DJ Di Costa (MoodyLushious Influences) - "The original version is one real fine piece of trip-hop flavored electronica. At the same time, Espada's rework is really good with its more deep feeling." Corbin Dooley (Electric Feel Radio Show) - "The rework has a nice, melodic dance vibe, but I'm enjoying the original the best." Jero Nougues (Deep Essence Radio Show) - "The Espada Rework sounds nice … driving synths and pumping bass through a catchy groove." DJ Nova (Rodon FM, Greece) - "A sophisticated deep house destination for the remix." Darrell Stout (Next Level / Beatmatrix) - "Beautifully haunting." NoWay DJ (Sub-Zero Radio Show) - "Good tune, I like how it mixes the organic with the electronic." Kris Jones (Freshdrops) - "Wow … this is a really cool combination of original and rework! Personally as a DJ, I am more inclined to the Espada rework, but I really enjoy the original as well." Taigo Onez (Essence Radio Show) - "This is very nice … top quality from Machines For Dreams!"

French producer OBu makes his huge Dimentique label debut with the stunning _Time Machine EP_ which includes two original tracks and two remixes, combining to provide a sweet package for imaginative deep house fans. OBu really taps into his own stylistic sense on "Time Machine" and "Esprit d'Eclat" which break out in uplifting, colorful, and melodic organ and piano sounds that carry over into a very majestic feel -- perfect for the summer circuit. Turkish producer Planet King provides his touch to "Time Machine", introducing tech elements like pitch maneuvering toms. He also draws on his classical guitar background to create some truly mesmerizing finger play for additional atmosphere. Belgian artist Groove Riddim's take on the title track is quite different, giving it a complete makeover with a classic early '90s vintage deep house sound and extended vocal samples, very much in line with his previous work on the Plastik People Digital label.

Tensnake - "The original of 'Time Machine' is nice." Severino (Horse Meat Disco) - "Great remix from Groove Riddim." Vanilla Ace - "The original is the one for me." Lupe Fuentes (InHouse Records) - "The Planet King remix … nice groove!" Lorenzo al Dino (7th District Inc. / Royal Plastic) - "The two originals rule this package … well done!" Belabouche (Midnight Riot / DiscoDat) - "Good solid tunes … I will play 'em!" Distant People (Foliage / Seamless) - "Bumping and jumpin' Groove Riddim remix … nice swing and groove." Tom Conrad (Adaptation Music) - "A great summery vibe on the original of 'Time Machine' … I will be playing this for sure." Tee Cardaci (Low Down Grooves / Sine Qua Non) - "Damn, Planet King killed this! Can't wait to play it out." Jamie Topham (CDPool) - "Strong release once again from Dimentique … and a cheeky little MJ sample to boot. The original of 'Time Machine' is by far my favorite, but Planet King's remix is nothing to be sniffed at either. Good stuff." Michael Fossati (Spirit of House) - "Lovely deep, old school inspired production." Sam Hopkins (AccuRadio, Chicago) - "The original and the Planet King remix of 'Time Machine' are both stellar … I love this track." Revival88 (Strictly House FM / Househeads Radio) - "Absolute tune. Fierce remixes with the Groove Riddim version being my favorite. Wicked selection."