Cat#: Gomma 176
Release: 16 November 2012

Milanese duo The Barking Dogs return to the Gomma label for a superb new single featuring Rush Hour’s Tom Trago and Young Marco and a remix from the ever-excellent Analogue Cops. Warm bass, heavily delayed claps and skittering percussion work around subtle vocal edits, abstract piano chords and sonic sweeps to wonderful effect and create a record that has a truly unique feel. The original is backed up with a remix from Italy’s The Analogue Cops who create a mix that is a wonderful fusion of live elements and techno sensibilities, sublime stuff.

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„Tune of the month“ (MixMag/UK November 2012)

Today we finally release the Moullinex debut album FLORA. After several singles over the last years. The album is a 60 minute collection of new songs that mixes the warm Moullinex sound with influences from Motown soul, great 80ies Pop, DiscoFunk and today’s electronic music. Vocals by Moullinex aka Luis Clara Gomez himself, Peaches (on the „Maniac/Flashdance“ cover) and some other great singers.

Essentially FLORA is a dance album, but it is neither a retro pastiche as you have heard it so many times the last years, nor a cold modern imitation of the old sound. Luis has delivered a wonderfully selection of songs that marry timeless melodies with a deft production touch to create an LP that is brimming with positivity. In fact: Flora was recorded in Portugal. Not far from the beach. And knowing this fact you might better understand this sunny vibe of the album.

Moullinex puts some soul back into electro. And Gomma is proud to release such a forward-thinking record.

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Cat#: Gomma 177
Release: 12 October 2012

From Moullinex‘ upcoming debut album – here the first single release.
An arpeggio bass hard disco tune with a child choir singing the most catchy
line you might have heard for years. This is a bomb.
Remixes by Gigamesh (Kitsune), Strip Steve (Boys Noize), Rory Phillips (Phantasy) and DJ Steef (Toy Tonics).
Check the great video! Video premiere today on NME.com.

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Cat#: Gomma 174
Release: 14 September 2012

This is a very special Gomma 12inch: venezuela’s latindisco superstars Los Amigos Invisibles met up with Dimitri From Paris in a Miami studio and did a new version of Chaz Jankel‘s old track. The original already is a boogie – funk bomb. But then Ray Mang made a extended version that makes people go crazy on the dancefloor. Check this out!

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Cat#: Gomma DT045
Release: 27 July 2012

This month we release a collection of 5 remixes by friends– massive stuff for the dancefloor:
Made to Play’s Round Table Knights reworked Gomma’s Mercury. Featuring mighty Robert Owens on the mic. Mercury made a hot remix of new band Junior. Mr. Munk remixed Berlin discohead DJ Kaos.
Cocolores – German upcoming housekids from Exploited Records remixed Belgian house heroes The Glimmers – a track from their last year’s Gomma album.
Plus an edit of The Barking Dogs‘s “Linked In” by Innervisions’ Marcus Worgull.

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Cat#: Gomma DT043
Release: 22 June 2012

Gomma London buddies Daniel Avery & The Deadstock 33s aka Justin Robertson come up with their second work for Gomma. A deep 3 track EP (plus 2 remixes by Filthy Dukes and People Get Real). Deep, psychdelic electronic jams. Big Bass. Tight beats. Weird synths.

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Gomma records Berlin buddies Hugo Capablanca (Los Massieras) and
T. Keeler come with a new EP on our little label. The Acido EP! This time they get deep, deep, deep. Dreamtechno, proto electronica, space house… with or without drugs – this shit makes you trip AND dance…

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Cat#: Gomma DT044
Release: 1 June 2012

New Mercury out now. The “Swiss House Mafia” – that’s how they call the boys from Mercury and their friends Round Table Knights. Here comes the fourth Mercury EP. Much deeper than the last singles. Think Paris Filter House 1998 meets a gospel singer and a percussion band… but better than thinking is.. checking it out.

3 dope tracks and a remix by Martin Dawson.

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