Tune into “JOLLY JAMS", finally DJ KAOS very own imprint! The very first release “HORNY MORNING LOOP” by DJ Kaos features mixes by Eric Duncan and TVS & Aera. The first mix comes by Eric Duncan, who is part of Rub n Tug & Still Going, runs his own label C.O.M.B.I and remixed several artists under the aliases Dr Dunks and Keep it Cheap. Kaos met Eric D in NYC for the first time, before Rub n Tug was born. He was a DJ at a bar called “Passerby". The parties there where kind of sick, always crazy and till very late! Back then, Kaos heard Erics mix CD “Rui’s Place” and was really stoked about the sound. They started to hang out and DJ together here and there!!! On the flip we have a mix by Till Von Sein, who is well known for his production and DJ skills. He released a bunch of killer singles recently. A while ago, Kaos was cruising around town and bumped into Till while he was playing an amazing DJ set. He was so blasted that he had to ask him for his remix duties! “The most important thing for me after all these years is to be INDEPENDENT as much as possible and to release music of my buddys, like minded artists and of course my own stuff” Peace, Kaos

catz n dogz: “Jesus fucking Christi this is your remix? Horny morning rmx. Mp3? I saved it in the same archive where I have populette stuff and I was totally sure its this. Anyway that’s your best remix ever I guess!! I played it on this gay party last weekend and people fucking freaked out same at kleine reise, same at bar 25! charted and also in their latest podcast ”

Kasper Bjørke: “Love it! ”

Resident Advisor: “For most of this year, Berlin's Dennis Kuan, AKA DJ Kaos, has laid low as a producer, which is a little disappointing given his pair of '09 stunners: "Love the Nite Away," on Rong/DFA, whose fabulous Tiedye yacht-rock remix ruled that summer, and "Kosmischer Ruckenwind," on Clone Loft Supreme Series, a 12-minute krautrock odyssey from late December. Those tracks are pretty unalike, and so again is "Horny Morning Loop," the first release on Kaos's new label, Jolly Jams. Each side features a remix by a different artist, and they ease the imprint in nicely together. TVS & Aera call their version of the track the "Monday Morning Acid Dub," and in their hands "acid" means "1989" rather than "303." A bare, rubber-bandy bassline and mildly reverberant 808 kick, not to mention tense Rhodes strings and 8-bit handclaps, are the key ingredients, but the middle makes it especially clear, by bringing in some dawn-over-the-motorway synth swells. They blend in with everything else in no time. On the B, Dr. Dunks' "Kaotic Mix" has its own kind of chemistry: it's a steady-rolling percussion jam, the focus on a stripped down live drum kit and rolling congas, while a dubbed-to-fuck vocal line sways around the stereo field. It's space disco with little of the cliche that currently swamps the very idea of "space disco"—and then it gradually turns epic itself, a neat reversal it pulls off effortlessly.”

Sasse: “Suppa track ! Geht in die charts ”