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Kuniyuki´s Live Version for "Earth Beats" from 2012 is available again! This Track Is Still One Of Our Favorite Releases And Maybe The Best Work Of Kuniyuki. Great DJ Support by Kevorkian, Laurent Garnier, Luciano And More. This More Dance Floor Oriented Live Version Is Recorded For His European Tour In 2011. We Added Legendary Larry Heard Remixes To The Package. All Versions Are Excellent.

The debut release of australia born, berlin based producer “fantastic man” on mule musiq. He has released many nice records from the quality labels like let’s play house,kitjen and own superconscious records. Since we’ve met in milano last year,we started to talk about the release. Now our first 12inch then his debut album is coming in this summer. Stay tuned!

Petre Inspirescu is back! His dance single is almost 4 years since last one. Two first class minimalistic house music.

A new series on Mule Musiq with a kind of "best of" Remixes by Kuniyuki Takahashi for the first time on vinyl. This release features wonderful remixes for Paul Randolph, Marewrew and Etv Girls Choir.

Raw, soulful and agitating: Glenn Astro, the humble house sorcerer from Berlin, produced four tunes and a sweet interlude for Mule Musiq that point out: house music is still heading for the future.

Germany-via- artist Osker Offermann, the owner of leading label white presents us a quality dou-bled package on the Mule, strongly effecting his meditated mindsets.

We are very glad that our favorite spanish producer “Eduardo De La Calle" is back to Mule Musiq. There are four deep analog techno tunes.

mule musiq welcomes british producer jimmy wallace, presenting his debut album “red, yellow, black” - a nine track strong record that partly leaves the dancefloor behind.

since childhood, music has been a strong influence on the 33-year-old artist. his mother, a music teacher, exposed him to classical sounds from an early age.

but it was hearing the electronic tones of the french touch movement, which really ignited his mu-sical journey. a year later he started to dj, acting out his love for four-to-the-floor grooves in local clubs. today you'll find him on the bill with artists like ruf dug, mr scruff, or bradley zero, heating up the dance floors.

as a producer he has already released a handful of stunning eps, including one for sweden’s finest house label studio barnhus, and one for london’s revered rhythm section international imprint.

both feature house tunes with an edge, house tunes with a love for the roots of the genre along-side more reflective, ambient moments. he also runs the label tartan records, where he publishes dancefloor focused white labels.

his music has been championed by titans of the scene such as palms trax, ryan elliott, dj tennis, gilles peterson, dixon, and hunee. axel boman even coined his debut ep as “one of the very best demo emails ever received at label studio barhnus hq”.

an advance praise, that wallace now acknowledges with an album full of deeply crafted music. some tracks lean towards the dancefloor, like the swung sounds of “bubbles”, the hypnotic mael-strom of “good morning”, or the epic, jazzy moments of “labyrinth”.

the theme of nature is evident throughout, with field recordings and environmental sounds he rec-orded on the road, being fused with his own musical ideas.

tracks like “waterfall” and “tokyo street”, draw influence on time spent in asia, whereas "dhq", "by the river", and "by the lake" are inspired by his childhood and hometown in the shropshire country-side. “i’ve been writing ambient and more nature focused material for a few years now without really having a plan for it.

finally, this year after writing the tune “labyrinth” i felt i had a body of work which was both diverse and cohesive enough to bring together on a record. so, the album represents moments of time i have spent in various outdoor spaces around the world, using sound to try and turn these experi-ences into musical format.” wallace discloses.

the result is a mesmerizing long player featuring an evocative, emotional story arc that avoids ste-reotypes and straight party orientated narration. “having written plenty of club music for the past few years, i wanted to show a different side to my sound.

something more intimate, private, experimental which can be listened to away from the party.” he reveals on the meditative, blissful “red, yellow, black” - an album, which has the power to transport listeners to places and spaces new – for inspiration, relaxation, and dancefloor moments off the beaten path