Frank Situation arrives on Situationism with Mustard, a four‑track deep house EP that balances slick musicianship with serious underground weight. The label, founded by Frank Situation and his close circle, has steadily built a reputation for carefully curated, vocally led deep house that feels both classic and contemporary, often threading soulful detail into peak‑time tools. […]
From the Bushes deliver a fresh dose of energy with their latest release, “Great Place to Twerk, Pt. 1,” on Situationism. This track captures a lively spirit, combining rhythmic drive with playful melodies that invite movement and celebration. The production explores bold grooves and compelling layers that build a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for both private
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Immerse yourself in the Wanghart October mix, a curated journey through the productions of Soultechnic, South Beach Recycling, and Manuel Tur on standout imprints like Enyoi Youzelf Records, Situationism, and Spaced Repetitions. The flow continues with essential tracks from Sven Wegner, Nacho Marco, Jimpster, Retromigration, Marcel Vogel, LYMA, Ossie, Manuel Sahagun, and Coflo.
You might want to grab your headphones because Situationism is back with the latest installment of their celebrated compilation series, VA – In the Bag 2Up2Down, Pt. 7 (Situationism). This new release is packed with a fresh selection of house and techno cuts that are perfect for everything from a high-energy dance floor to a
South Beach Recycling, the innovative band known for blending diverse and experimental sounds, has just dropped their latest album, Sketches from South Beach 1 (Situationism). This release is a deep dive into eclectic soundscapes, weaving together a variety of influences with an unmistakable edge. The album captures the vibrant and ever-changing atmosphere of South Beach
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Here Situation is back with some snap crackling rim shot led 4 to the floor beats bustling around a relentless bassline, overlaid with beautiful soaring chords only to be pierced by some superb electro keys & all wrapped up in the warm vocals of Lauren Rimmel. The Radio mix serves up a break in the
The Original version is driven by the emotional yet breath-taking vocals of Lauren Rimell, nestling on top of an easy disco beat, backed up by layers, awash with warm synth chords. A heavy rolling bass fills the bottom end & cements the elements together in a bucket of electronic funk. The Radio edit comes snapping at
