Another month, another collection of exquisite releases from the MN2S label services group. Here is a rundown of music our labels released in April 2016.

 
The Hard Times label kicked April off with a brand new track from electronic heavyweights Harry Romero & Joeski. ‘Love Can’t Save It All’ is an atmospheric dance track of the highest order, displaying the fine craftsmanship of its two creators. The single came with remixes from Jay Vegas and Louis Bailey.

DE$IGNATED’s Beyond the Above EP was also released at the start of the month on UNDR THE RADR. The EP contains some of DE$IGNATED’s best work to date, with a dark blend of beats, synths and samples.

Other releases came from Kenny Glasgow on My Favourite Robot Records, and Dirty Culture on Frole Records.

Moving into the second week of April we heard Hector Couto’s Get It On EP for the first time. Couto’s first full release on 20/20 Vision, Get It On EP lets the young DJ explore his 90s influences with relentless drums and bumping sub bass.

Stealth Records gave us sanXero’s latest single: a reimagining of Debbie Malone’s ‘Rescue Me’. The single included yet more music from Harry Romero on remixing duties.

Kevin Knapp & Sacha Robotti teamed up to release their Stay With It EP on Lost Records, which featured two funky house jams and two remixes.

As we approached the end of April, sinnmusik* treated us to a bunch of tracks by Adrian that gave deep house a whole new meaning with their sophisticated beats and extremely low frequency bass parts.

Smash TV’s Vespertine EP on My Favourite Robot Records was also released this week, bringing us some appropriately robotic tech house tracks.

The last week of April brought us a great EP from Kaoz Theory: POPOF feat. Arno Joey’s One Chance in Three. The EP includes three tracks of deep house goodness.

Denny’s Bambuco EP was the third ever release from 20/20 Editions, and Landmark’s Dirty Radar EP on UNDR THE RADR was a two-punch tech house treat.