Collage of Memories is a thorough selection of hidden archived material from recovered DAT tapes from the legend Dan Piu. We take a trip to the mid 90s to revisit tracks to bring to the present in a collection of experiences A1. Collage of Memories is an introduction to a deep colorful voyage through the warm mediterranean coasts. A2. Late Night Beef is a trippy banger that gives intensity to the dance floor. B1. Ganas de Verte brings a sexy deep tech-house banger with charming vocals by Natalia and finally B2. Kammgarn is a studio version recorded in 1994 based on a live track performed by Dan Piu during his live sets from that era. This track culminates his memories going through a deep trip to a powerful dub techno influenced track. More

It’s the new millennia. We find ourselves outside the Packard Plant in Detroit. Inside dancers coalesce on the work floor of another decaying American metropolis. Part two of Terrestrial Funk’s six part series with Dan Piu brings us to the year 2000. Four more tracks from the three decade compendium with nods to contemporaries like the late great James Stinson. Astral ancestors on celestial highways.

comes with a foldout 17" x 24" poster of Dan Piu's oil painting of the Detroit skyline in the year 2000 More

TRUE CONFESSION TWO: ZEIT DES ERWACHENS BY DAN PIU.

TALES OF SELF-PROPHECY. CIVILISATIONS BORN FROM ANCIENT TECHNOLOGY. THE ARCHITECTS OF THE FUTURE. VERWANDLUNG DER WELT…

A CHILDHOOD INTELLIGENCE PROJECT
BY DAN PIU & VENUS NEWS NETWORK. More

The light is at the end of the tunnel. The light is shining bright because of love. The love is the answer to the darkness + the remedy for the experience which might bring unclearness and letting drown in the metaphorical swamp which every single human has felt during the journey they are on. The EP by the Switzerland based mastermind Dan Piu is dedicated to the love and to the love only. The tracks that were produced from the artist’s creative inflow are from the year 1995 to our present days and are telling the story of hope and compassion. Starting from A side we have a demonstrative rollercoaster which is ‘Selfish War Machine’ gracing before the ‘Made in Japan’ which is inspired by the early arcade machines and the ethos they were bringing with them. Side B starts with seductive house number straight up from the year 1995, followed by Robotic tool ‘Robota’ and finishing off on the perfect and soul caressing track going by the name ‘Equinox of Ceres’. This precise body of work which has found its home with Sakskøbing is pure and direct message of love, in a way when things are seem bleak the light can be sparked again. The answer how this spark gets obtained is the four-letter word which is mentioned frequently in this text. More

Hypnophobia is the bleep fueled beginning to a six release series from Dan Piu on Terrestrial Funk. Recorded from 1993 to 2021, the 27 tracks pose a reflection on the relativity of time. Exploring our connection between then and now, all that came before, and what is still to come. Each release will be accompanied by a foldout poster featuring oil paintings of city skylines at different points in time, all painted by Dan Piu himself. We start in present day London. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Dan Piu - Imagined Automata
A2 Dan Piu - Delightful Juxtapositions In Time
B1 Dan Piu - TranseLogix 95
B2 Dan Piu - A Mystic Walk With Gary Rich

Release Note:
Undefined #12 comes from the hand of Dan Piu. Since 1992, Dan has been keeping it versatile by blending different styles of music throughout his career. We are very happy to welcome him to the Undefined family.

His 'Fantasy Juxtaposition' EP resembles exactly what Undefined stands for; versatile and timeless.

On the A side we have a straight up DJ track with a certain techno and bleep flava combined with deep luscious vocals. Aa. gives us an old nu groove kinda beat with naughty 80ies jazz and old school bleepy acid house.

The B side starts with a real old recorded 90ies track, one of Dan's first tracks ever made. A dull love romance evolves from a harmony of batteling synthesizers layered on a break beat groove and fueled with a portion of soul. A mindbending trip. The Bb rounds it off! A track that Dan created back in 1998 together with his friend Gary Rich, Take a walk to a mysterious forest with this uplifting vibe. Gary Rich was a mysterious producer himself - people may know him from his Nightstalker moniker which he was in together with Dan. More

Black Key return from a four year hiatus in style - with 4 sublime tracks from Australian ultra deep house don Planisphere - aka David Swatten. Following an incredibly well received LP on reissue label For Those That Knoe, Swatten returns with more expansive, smokey and utterly consuming deep house cuts, stamped with his unique sound but offering a different flavour from his Definitive Transmission LP. One which immediately stands out from the crowd. Being only his third release in 20 years, there's an understandable sense of anticipation around Swatten's output. This release undoubtedly puts Black Key firmly back on the map, picking up their deserved reputation for releasing only the very best deep house, aimed well and truly at the heads. More

Second long awaited album by Zarenzeit a.k.a George Btp (Dan Piu) full of collaborations like Bjak, Chris Gray, Dubbyman, Owen Jay & Grant. From downtempo under the 80's sound and the electro vibes, until the pre-rave sounds of house, the album recreates the journey of a night in a Club, since the opening until the closing time. A record to bring in the suitcase forever for his incredible variety, to play in different moments of the set. This album is dedicated to one of the hottest venues our planet has ever experienced. More

Deep Inspiration Show Records presents a new series showcase of international Deep House connoisseurs, The Various Artist "Global Essence Sampler” Aptly named, each composition on "Global Essence" reflects a distinct mood of Deep House, bringing both authentic flavor & variety to your musical menus.

First up is A1 - Precious Path performed by Allstarr Motomusic (Spain, Greece, Switzerland) aka Dan Piu; a rare yet always top quality project, with appearances on Deep Explorer, deepArtsounds, and Soul Print. Precious Path opens the record with a groovy statement into smooth Garage House seasoned with a little Deep Techno personality.

Next, is Spain’s maestro Barcé (Moto Music, HC Records), making his 2nd appearance on DISR with A2 - Clean That Shit. Of course it’s clean, deep electronic House and it vibes like a nice summer cocktail at night with lime and ice.

Rounding out the first side is A3 - Zahara, composed by Zarenzeit; a more organic project side from Zürich's Dan Piu that can go between 80s funk to House and Jazzy Soul seamlessly. In Zahara we experience the ambient, and early morning sun vibes that are meant to set moods not genres.

On the flip we welcome Japanese producer Jank (Boogie Cafe Records, Quintessentials) to DISR with B1 - What Becomes Of. This Classy composition is Chilled out, perfectly minimal, with sensual vocal samples, and easy on the ears; the DJ who plays this at prime time will definitely get plenty of cheers.

Representing Croatia and South Africa as well as closing out the record is; Jan Kincl (Cycle Records, BBE) featuring Ishfaq & Wolford Heifer with B2 - 3300 Gratiot Ave. Its a classic late night and smoky type of House affair with an almost bluesy vintage feel that is sure to appeal to listeners that know the real deal.

With mastering from Sven Weisemann, perhaps this compilation has the compositions you've been missing? More

Deep Inspiration Show Records presents the climax premium entry in their essential vinyl series selection; “Family Things Vol.4 - The Final Chapter" featuring various artists from a dynamic range of shores and the sounds that keep deep listeners spinning encores at home or on the club floors.

On the A side we are delighted to have for the first time on DISR, DJ Aakmael (USA) treats us to the naturally attractive loops and timeless, soulful rhythm warmth of Lakes - followed up by a delicious and jazzy acidic-house, 5-star entrée from the brilliant mind of Barcé (Spain) who also makes his debut appearance on DIS.

Our B side just continues to provide with yet another well-known newcomer to DIS- come on in and have your slowjam House fantasies made with a sensual deep & percussion driven groover from Soul Renegades- a prolific duo from the UK/Edinburgh including Craig Smith, one half the excellent 6th Borough Project and Ricky Reid. Next prepare to travel by sea or land with the organic, smoky, and romantic sounds of the Mechanical Man (Italy).

Of course, at this listening point you are deeply serenaded going into the finale of the ep from the legendary All Starr Motomusic (Switzerland) socking it to your soul with wine smooth modern funk and 80s boogie behind the groove controls.

Adding further to this selection of quality sound aesthetics is flawless mastering from Sven Weisemann…therefore, if dynamic and deep is what you understand, Family Things Vol.4 is the masterplan. More

The prolific Deep Inspiration Show Records returns in global style for the House aficionados with Family Things Volume 3, establishing another strong entry in the excellent EP VA series. The A side is hosted by the Winelambs aka Dan Piu & Jesus Gonsev (Switzerland & Spain). A1 “Colors of Your Soul” opens the affair with tropical chords, smooth percussion, and frivolous vibes; featured is passport’s Roger Versey (Missouri, USA) with the deep reflective lyrics for the groove spirits. Jesus Gonsev follows up in deep fashion with A2 “Fantasy”; a dreamy and ethereal trip into Deep House that sets mood and captivates the atmosphere with deep pads & introspective nocturnal auras in this hypnotic and pure groover. Flip over the vinyl disc for continuation into the bliss as Gary Hattenberger (South Africa) & Melchior Sultana (Malta) saturate the scene with B1 “The Spirit”, a top entree of warm organic and key touched House designed for the deep soul and to give cool control. The classy conclusion of volume 3 B2 “By Myself” comes courtesy of Neuronphase (Estonia) featuring sensual flute grooves from USA/Scotland based artist Brad P; they bring a pure vision of deep atmospheric production that takes us across lush tours of House, and refreshing moods of melody seduction. Perhaps, you seek the love and deeper House loyalty; look no further than Family Things Volume 3 - mastered with passion by Sven Weismann & presented on pristine wax internationally by Deep Inspiration Show Records. More

Deep Inspiration Show Records proudly presents Family Things Vol. 2, the second instalment of the various artist 12” series focusing on the inner circle of our global family. Assembled as always with love, the release features welcome contributions from friends and collaborators from Germany, Croatia, South Africa, USA and Scotland. A1. Our friend Jan Kincl, the Zagreb-based producer, opens the record with Daylight (You Are My), a beautiful slow-burning track that doesn’t hide a serious nod to the original ‘hi tech soul’ blueprint. In line with his previous work, the track touches on the space where techno, house and jazz collide. A2. Detroit’s Alton Miller steps up with an ear-catching remix of Daylight. Aside from being there at the dawning of house music, Alton’s subsequent work has secured his status as one of the Motor City’s finest artists. Masterful work on the keys and an infectious groove cast Daylight in a completely new context. B1. The flipside starts with Wolford Heifer, aka Ntshabeng Donald Motseo aka Gary Hattenberger, the Limpopo-born producer now based in Johannesburg. The talent behind the Dirty Analog Records label delivers the curiously-named Odd Socks, a warm and organic deep house track featuring Inner Shift Music’s Brad Peterson on flute and keyboards. B2. Closing the EP are Johannesburg’s Benklawk and Mabutana, also known as Tebogo Skhosana & Buti Messiase. Having released last year on Do It Now Recordings they now step forward here for DISR with Damage Control, a seriously deep and murky house cut that’s perfect for those hazy late-night moments. More