Sergio Gomez - 115 3 - 12-INCH SINGLE [12 inch Vinyl Single]

One of London's most loved underground parties, Tangent, celebrates it's 10th birthday this year with a new compilation on Mr Bongo. It's residents, John Gómez and Nick the Record, have curated a selection of prized, rare and dancefloor-ready tracks that have soundtracked the past decade of their parties. Alongside remastered reissues of these original cuts, the CD version of the compilation also houses three incredible edits from Nick, John and Dan Tyler of the Idjut Boys. These were too good not to press onto vinyl, so we've given them the standalone 12Inch they deserve.Contextualising their edits Nick states, InchTangent was not only the place for us to play the music we love the most, it also became the testing ground for our edits. It was really helpful being able to see the effect each of these had on a dancefloor before the records were released and many of them also became firm Tangent classics.InchUp first, Nick is joined by Dan Tyler (Idjut Boys), who he runs the edit tag Record Mission with, for a furiously feel-good re-edit of Leo Basel's 'Quelle Drôle de Vie'. Basing their edit on the 1987 'Special Remix', it does what any great re-work does, dropping the sections from the original that don't quite hit the mark, whilst focussing on the gold in amongst it all. The result is a slice of peak-time, French boogie joy, that will warm even the coldest hearts.John then joins Dan at the dials for a cosmic revamp of Love Isaacs 'Surprise Surprise'. A serving of '80s electro-funk, dripping in swagger with a highlife tinge. John and Dan extended the grooves for maximum dancefloor power, space echoing it into the stratosphere at all the juiciest points.Lastly, Nick takes on Rick Asikpo and Afro Fusion 'Let's Get High' from the super sought-after 1980 album, Got To Be Me. Celestial, gospel-infused soul from Nigeria, Nick homes in on the energetic last 2 minutes of the

Spanish techno titan Andres Campo is the latest artist to join the DCLTD ranks with his 'Domaine' four tracker. 'Conte Bleu' Full-on high speed techno attack with occasional industrial stabs, alternating with mysterious snatches of melody and echoing vocal heard as if through distant space, especially in the breakdown. 'Nuit Blanche' Fast breaksy beats with fluttering metal motifs and otherworldly vocal FX, all with a jazzy feel, and a long breakdown with a compulsive vocal riff crescendo. 'Ligne Jaune' Merciless beat with rattling, hissing percussive layers, with a muffled monotone processed vocal strand dominating the breakdown echoing, reverberating, up to the massive drop - before insane techno bombardment takes over once more. 'Pois Gris' merciless techno beats create a dystopian soundscape of spacey stabs and a repeated vocal ululation. Radio signal FX punctuate the invincible stomping percussion. Something dark is happening.Tracklisting A1. Conte BleuA2. Nuit BlancheB1. Ligne JauneB2. Pois Gris

'Matias Aguayo debuts on Rekids with 'El Internet', the ?rst single off his upcoming album on Radio Slave's acclaimed tag. Comeme co-founder Aguayo's 'El Internet' is a dance?oor-tested, pumping and uptempo track, with personal, intimate Spanish vocals phoning in. 'El Internet' tells about walking through the city on hot summer nights looking for the perfect dance?oor and about moments in life where you feel (musical) freedom and change, revolutions in music and dreams in community, about YouTube, MySpace, Fotolog and about people who dance in their houses, yards and on the streets to primitive, raw, and direct music (like the rhythm of the track itself).' - Matias Aguayo Chilean-born musician and DJ Matias Aguayo has been active for three decades, co-founding the Comeme tag in 2009 and releasing work on the likes of Kompakt, Pschent, Hard Fist, and Permanent Vacation. Beyond music, he has organized underground parties and led social projects, including a theater production at Le Chatelet in Paris. Radio Slave's Rekids was founded in 2006 and has since spawned successful o?shoots with the techno-focused Rekids Special Projects in 2017 and it's newest sub-tag, REK'D, in 2024. With Matt Edwards as the sole A&R, Rekids has been crucial in developing early artist careers and has become a haven for established acts operating in House and adjacent genres, having recently featured the likes of Hilit Kolet, William Kiss, Tal Fussman, Tiger Stripes, Harry Rimero, The Hacker, Sean Johnston, and many more.