GUY GERBER Schallplatten & CDs

Review: Supplement Facts and Rumors boss (and sometime P. Diddy collaborator) Guy Gerber from Israel released the What To Do EP back in 2018 which was a huge success that at one point fetched exorbitant amounts on the secondhand market. It receives a much deserved repress here for all those still eager to get their hands on a vinyl copy. Features the dreamy sunset balearica of the title track on the A side, while over on the flip we have the tripped-out minimal tech house groove "Night Of The Gold Diggers" followed by the dusty and blunted downbeat chill of "Humming Bird Blues".

Review: Rumors label head Guy Gerber has always known how to get real spine-tingling emotion into his melodic house grooves. The sometime P.Diddy collaborator and man behind the infamous Glove party in Ibiza now does that again with an even more celestial style than ever. 'Secret Encounters' is a magic and starry eyed track that suspends you amongst the stars and drives you on a supple, rubbery groove for over the minutes. 'Full Circle' is more rooted on planet earth, this time with shuffling drums getting you deep in a trance. Two different moods, both both equally essential grooves.

Review: Every so often, producers tear up the mix album rule book and go their own way. Here, Guy Gerber takes up the gauntlet laid down by Ricardo Villalobos, and fills his Fabric mix entirely with his own productions. Not just any old productions, mind; the 16 tracks showcased here are all brand new and unheard. While some may see this as a touch indulgent, it certainly works. Fabric 64 unsurprisingly hangs together better than most, offering a slick, melody-heavy journey that casually shifts moods throughout whilst retaining a signature sound. Sitting somewhere between deep house, tech-house and Gerber's progressive roots, it's a fluid trip that should appeal to those who enjoy their electronic music soft and cuddly.

Review: Rumors chief Guy Gerber teams up with Innervisions co-head Dixon for the life-affirming dancefloor drama of 'No Distance' with its Afro and futurist deep house elements creating for an altogether epic experience that you'll be sure to encounter in a club this year - if they ever reopen. On the flip, Leipzig's Martin Enke, better known for his work as Llewellyn on local label Riotvan, serves up a dreamy rendition under his alias Lake People. This version of the track is so immersive and complex, it will draw you deep into the ether.