Aqua Surf’s Seamless Motion 12” is out Today, the debut alias from Northern Operator @accented.measures The record nods heavily to the Quasimidi classics as well as early Korg romplers, 2000’s Roland workstations all while sprinkling dub type vocal fragments throughout the EPs four tracks. Limited to 300 copies. Distributed by @oneyewitness

Borghese - Cruel Carbo (SR003) A new player has entered the game. The German born Miles delivers the next 12” in the Squid Recordings series, a deliciously curated palette of club music programmed for the Euro-mind and beyond. The five tracks, all bubbling though various stages of analog circuitry, are a sonic sampler in the young producers archives. From Aside opener “Cruel Carbo’s” twisted techy drumwork, to the freaked out breaks sprinkled throughout “Are You Ready?”, SR003 is as serious as it gets. No filler all killer. @miles_borghese @oneyewitness

Nylosphere - Kalahari Sunrise (SR002) Ring Ring Ring! The dawn of a fresh day brings a new release near. Squid Recordings inks its way into existence with a heavy foot on rave Americana. With releases on Rush Hour, Velocity and his own Nylon Recordings, James ‘Nylon’ Thomas sees his Nylosphere project reborn, remastered and retouched (over two decades later) for the modern world. The two widely varying title tracks, backed with equally contrasting mixes, are a microcosm of what late 90s, American-made dance music embodied. That is, a web of genre hopping maximalism, analog driven punchiness and a beautiful uncertainty to a post millennia world. jaymznylon @oneyewitness

Liquid Earth Presents Mr. Liquid (SR001)) Squid Recordings inks its way into existence with a heavy foot on rave Americana. Four tunes, club-risen in an oven safe pan, dive into new territories for the California born Taylor Freels. SR001 grounds itself in the wirings of synths past while still focusing on heavy, sample-flipping grooves. The inaugural 12” for the project is a taste test for what is to come. @liquidearthliquidlove @oneyewitness