Premiere: Fat Sushi – New Horizons 'New Horizons' is a monstrous, melodic tune that opens its namesake EP on a captivating note. Related Posts: Premiere: AINT and Strobe team once again on ‘Kids of NYC’ Premiere: Rise and shine with Joris Delacroix and Run Rivers’ ‘Early Hours’
Premiere: Henry Saiz & Band – Cerulean (Fat Sushi Remix) Fat Sushi transform Henry Saiz' 'Cerulean' into a club-ready cut with darkened overtones. Related Posts: Premiere: AINT and Strobe team once again on ‘Kids of NYC’ Premiere: Rise and shine with Joris Delacroix and Run Rivers’ ‘Early Hours’
Premiere: Fat Sushi – Menage a Trois (Original Mix) Swiss pair Fat Sushi are known for their melodically refined sound which dexterously walks the line between deep and tech house. For their latest… Related Posts: Premiere: Coyu pulls no punches with techno titan ‘Digital Capitalism’
DA Premiere: Township Rebellion – Liquid Green (Original Mix) Fat Wax has proven one of the underground’s most exciting new imprints. Spearheaded by Swiss duo Fat Sushi, the label now welcomes the excellent… Related Posts: Rinzen executes rework of Township Rebellion’s ‘Mosaik’ Good Morning Mix: RÜFÜS DU SOL provide seventh monthly iteration of ‘Rose Ave Radio’
DA Premiere: Dear David – Hypnotized (Fat Sushi Remix) Fat Sushi twist Dear David's second ICONS single 'Hypnotized' into a melodic club weapon. Related Posts: Amelie Lens delivers stomping three-track techno package, ‘Hypnotized’ [Stream] Amelie Lens returns to Second State with new ‘Hypnotized’ EP
Fritz Kalkbrenner – One Of These Days (Fat Sushi Remix) Intuitive tech house from Fat Sushi on remix duties for Fritz Kalkbrenner's incoming Suol single. Related Posts: Berlin officially recognizes clubs as cultural institutions Accusations from two new women added to lawsuit against Bassnectar
Fat Sushi – Warehouse (Original Mix) Airy tech house from Swiss powerhouse Fat Sushi for Coyu's Suara imprint. Related Posts: Carl Cox hypnotically reimagines Deborah de Luca’s ‘Fuori’ Carl Cox gifts alternate edition of BreakCode and Jon Rundell’s ‘What Lies Beneath’
