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Compost Black Label Series 4

Artist: V.A.
Title: Compost Black Label Series Vol. 4 – mixed by SHOW-B
Cat No: CPT 360-2 / CPT 360-3
Format: CD / Download

Quotes: Excellent music! full support! Abe Duque / Wow what a great release, I like each and every track a lot, can’t really decide for a favorite really. Deetron / nice release !!! Chris Liebing

Info: Compost Black Label is proud to present and celebrate the fourth chapter of latest and recent vinyl tunes. All done by most talented actors (for example Solomun, Peter Kruder, Rainer Trueby, Roland Appel, Jay Shepheard, Shahrokh a.o. or remixers like Pilooski, Franck Roger, Afrilounge, Tiefschwarz, Roberto Rodriguez a.o.) If you check some of the DJ quotes about the particular tracks (see below) you get an impression how we kicked off the last months. From moody late night house, via jazzy chords, jacking beats, discoid elements, deep tunes, or colorful techy soulful house music, our label vibe seems to be best typified and represented here. SHOW-B, another strong character of ours, selected and . . . →

Compost Blacklabel Series 3 – compiled by Jay Shepheard

Artist: V.A.
Title: Compost Blacklabel Series Vol. 3 – compiled by Jay Shepheard
Cat No: CPT293-2 / CPT 293-3
Format: CD / Download

Quotes: The Blacklabel delivers once again! Proper deep and rolling vibes to hypnotize the dancefloor. Jimpster / Real quality house music! Ashley Beedle / A very good and serious challenger for the record of the year… DJ Yellow / It´s proper jacking house! Full support! Sasse / Congratulations… great show! DJ Hell

Info: Three years ago Compost Records was breaking new grounds with the formation of the Blacklabel Series. The aim was to put Compost back on the dancefloor map and into the cases of the worlds leading international DJs. The formula was easy: less jazz and soul – more house and tekky stuff. The outcome wasn’t the “typical” Compost sound anymore which people related with the Munich based label. This was bleepy and creepy, dark and pumping! Distinguishable by its artwork, colour and sound, the Blacklabel Series turned out to be the perfect . . . →

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Compost Black Label Series 2

Artist: V.A.
Title: Compost Black Label Series Vol. 2
Cat No: CPT 254-2
Format: CD / Download

Quotes: great ep! will play and chart. Catz N Dogz / Great Package! Love It This Sound! Kebra / nice, deep stuff Makossa

Info: Two years ago Compost Records was breaking new grounds with the formation of the Black Label Series. The aim was to put Compost back on the dancefloor map and into the cases of the worlds leading international DJs. The formula was easy: less jazz and soul – more disco and tech house. The outcome wasn’t the “typical” Compost sound anymore which people related with the Munich based label. This was bleepy and creepy, dark and pumping! Distinguishable by its artwork, colour and sound, the Black Label Series turned out to be the perfect imprint to release forward thinking club tracks, DJ tools and sonic experiments. To this day there are 18 releases on the Black Label imprint and each 12” is getting mad love round the globe . . . →

Compost Black Label Series 1

Artist: V.A.
Title: Compost Black Label Series Vol. 1
Cat No: CPT 215-2
Format: CD

Quotes: cause Zeitgeist won’t stop! De:Bug

Info: Releasing the first part of the new Black Label Series in Spring 2005, Compost surprised quite a few people, who never had Compost on their map of clubland. This wasn’t the “typical” Compost sound people related with the Munich based label. This was bleepy, creepy, dark and pumping. Or as Michael Rütten described Black Label 01: “Rough and and ready to rumble”. Or simply just like Tiga said: “Cool!” Compost always had real club tracks on its roster. Remember Move D, Terranova or Procreation (Deetron). With the Black Label, Compost has created an appropriate surrounding. Distinguishable by artwork, colour and sound, it is the perfect imprint to release forward thinking club tracks and sonic experiments. The Black Label is also a platform for fresh new talents (eg. Brahmasonic) as well as for big names (eg. Tyree Cooper Compost will continue to be one of the . . . →