Dubplate business

Long story short: the student has surpassed the teacher. When I first met German, I was teaching Ableton and shared a few tricks and some theory with him. Just six months later, he sent me some mind-blowing tracks under the name Levity Point. Since then, I’ve been a huge fan of his work, which I believe is greatly underrated.I am beyond excited to announce that Levity Point’s incredible track has been released on my label, and as a dubplate no less! Keep an eye out for more amazing music from this rising star.

We’re excited to announce the latest release from our label — an exclusive 10-inch lathe-cut record, limited to just 10 copies. Each record is hand-stamped with our label's logo, and the lathe cut was done by NMCP Studio. Side A features the original track by DFRA — a classic deep house piece, rich with vocal samples that take us straight back to the ‘90s. Side B offers a remix by Junky Palms, a resampled and restructured mix crafted on his trusty NI Maschine+, with a haunting emphasis on chilling chords, resulting in a dub-style version.

The third lathe-cut record on our label is by an artist from Mexico — Roberto Zertuche, better known as DJ Siniestro. A true visionary in house music and its subgenres, Roberto delivers a fiery track packed with groovy stabs, a powerful kick, engaging vocal samples, and a rich, driving bassline — a true dancefloor igniter.On the flip side, Junky Palms contributes a remix that’s become a signature of sorts: entirely crafted using Native Instruments' Maschine+ sampler. With a slightly altered tempo, reimagined chords and bass, yet maintaining that infectious groove, this remix offers a fresh perspective on the original. Club-ready, start to finish.

AljoMen perfectly captures the spirit of our label with three tracks that strike a balance between club energy and home listening. His music often flirts with experimental tones while staying rooted in classic house traditions. Rounding out the release, label owner Junky Palms delivers a dreamy remix of “After This,” slowing down the tempo and reworking the bass and chords using his beloved hardware synths. This is a 10-inch lathe-cut pre-order, limited to just 10 hand-stamped copies, cut by NMCP Studio.

A curated mix of deep house and house gems, Entropy Cocktail brings together tracks from the last two years of the label. From dubby, hypnotic grooves to energetic, tech-driven cuts, this release is a true cocktail of sounds crafted with drum machines and hardware tools. Featuring contributions from Your Ex, BRTS, Distilled Noise, GgDeX, Classonix, Junky Palms, Ciro Blazevic and Querry Veldt, each track adds a distinct flavor to the mix. Mastered by Classonix, with cover art by Sachiohhme, Entropy Cocktail is a vibrant yet warm experience — think the muted brightness of a sunlit orange, a toast to the eclectic spirit of Junked Groove.

A raw and personal deep house statement from the label's founder, Just A Bomb sees Junky Palms stepping forward with a four-track solo record shaped by live performance and spontaneous creation. Written and played live with Ableton Push 2 under the sun of Tbilisi, the tracks were born on dancefloors, at intimate parties and during illegal rooftop gatherings, where the city breathed freely and the groove came first. Rugged rhythms, heavy basslines, chopped and sampled breaks and a wide palette of synths define the sound — direct, physical and deeply rooted in groove and feeling. The final touch, and the record's key hook, comes as a voice message from a close friend, Nikolai, whose spontaneous reaction says it best: Just a bomb! Despite its militant title, the record is peaceful at heart.

Worldwide Connexion (JGRVWAX007) is the seventh vinyl release on Junked Groove, bringing together five artists from four countries on one deep house / house record. Side A opens with BMB SpaceKid, delivering an explosive cut driven by swinging percussion, vocal chops and a heavy low-end. Next, DFRA & Nick Weaver take things into more hypnotic territory: jazzy, minimal and smooth, with flowing harmonies and subtle synth movements that quietly reveal a solid classical foundation. On Side B, Detroit's own Javonntte offers a raw house anthem — pure groove, timeless energy and that unmistakable feeling of being locked inside the track from the very first synth line. Closing the record, Junky Palms brings a UK-rooted groove built around classic house chords, layered with psychedelic and slightly tense synths — cold Manchester air and rave nostalgia drift through the mix.

Barry Sound returns to the label with a tasteful and well-balanced deep house release, once again showcasing his ear for groove and atmosphere. Based in Mérida, Mexico, he leans into a warm, classic palette subtly infused with jazzy elements that give the record both character and depth. Sunshine sets the tone with a confident, slightly cheeky energy, its acid-leaning 303 bassline driving the track forward while a distant vocal sample drifts through the mix. It flows into Let Me Down, a straightforward but no less effective cut built around a tight, infectious groove made for the dancefloor. On the deeper end, Introspection stands out with its jazzy sensibility and emotional lift. Closing the release, Alone shifts inward — a dreamy, immersive piece of deep house that unfolds slowly, evoking quiet early-morning moments by the sea.

Junky Palms presents one of his most personal releases to date, created in collaboration with his 86-year-old grandmother, Original Ba'86. Born out of a reunion at the end of summer 2025 after three years of separation due to war, the project captures a rare and intimate moment and translates it into a deeply human take on house music. The foundation comes from a series of improvised jam sessions recorded on the Ableton Move, which his grandmother picked up for the very first time; guided more by instinct than intention, her playing carries a raw, unfiltered musicality that becomes the emotional core of the record. Fragments of her voice were also recorded, including reflections on what music means. Back in his home studio, JP shaped these spontaneous moments into structured house compositions, staying respectful to the original energy while adding warmth and depth through analog synthesizers. The result is a dialogue across generations, grounded in emotion, where imperfection becomes part of its charm and strength.