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Techno duo Jail Break live up to their name with the release of 'Feeling Wild' via Sound Migration, conjuring feelings of lawless mischief in the mode of snappy, minimal electro-techno. The title track, as well as B-side 'Mentality', come as a pair of simple, unfussy cuts. Designed for cheekier and more relaxed dancefloors, the tracks are snippy analogue-esque jams; sonic steamed hams.

N&W

Abel / A Good Christian

Pitty Mello is a Brazilian DJ and producer rooted in house, disco and soulful sounds, infused with strong Afro-Brazilian and funk influences. Known for her warm, groove-driven sets, she blends classic house, disco, boogie and tropical flavours with a deep yet uplifting energy, equally at home in the club or open-air dancefloors.

To mark their 50th release, Brooklyn scalpel fiends Razor-N-Tape has put together a triple-pack of tried-and-tested reworks from some of the scene's heaviest hitters. It's as strong as you'd expect, with highlights including the heavyweight, delay-laden disco-funk brilliance of Dimitri From Brooklyn's "Hooked On This Feeling" (a dub disco revision of an old Frank Hooker jam by Dimitri From Paris), the Clavinet-driven, piano-laden peak-time hustle of Joey Negro's "Let's Get Ornery", the Clarinet and trumpet-sporting hedonism of Jacques Renault's emotive and heart-tugging "Said I Would" and the screaming, hands-aloft rush of Superprince's "Dependable". Fittingly, label co-fouder JKriv delivers one of the standouts, a rolling revision of an Italo-style, arpeggio-driven delight titled "Lovin' Lasers".

Tom Flynn

Alex Cima

Deep house 2018 (Netherlands) MINT

Eli Escobar

New collaboration project from Larry Heard and Micheal Kuntzman featuring vocalist Madeline as Fingers N Flowers. Larry Heard himself on production duties and it shines through in the detailed, flawless vocal deep house tracks. Mr. Fingers remix and some acidity on the flip for good measures.

Junior Boy's Own is a London, UK-based brand specializing in dance music. The label began c. 1991 as an off-shoot of Boy's Own Productions. For a time, there were concurrent releases on Boy's Own (BOIX/BOX series), Collect Boy's Own (COLLECT series), and Junior Boy's Own (JBO and JNR 1- and 2-digit series, and non-V2 CHEM series). Eventually, Junior Boy's Own became the dominant brand and the company Junior Recordings Ltd. was formed around it.