… and here is a new video by Moullinex. Check this out..done with a hacked Kinect device, this comes as close to a technical and visual revolution as it gets. The video has racked up nearly 100,000 views in 2 days and has been featured on the big tech blogs Gizmodo, TechCrunch and Kotaku. The tune Catalina is taken from the last Moullinex EP “Chocolat” on Gomma.

Here comes the video to Whomp That Sucker, The Glimmers‘ single for their first album on Gomma. And that album… wow! We are seriously impressed. The Belgian boys are getting crazy feedback on their new collection of dancefloor bangers. Here is some Star DJ feedback..

Tim Sweeney: “..support it for sure! ”
Tronik Youth: “Love Rocked My World, killer track”
Trevor Jackson: “Glimmers are always reliable for floor burning mayhem”
Mickey Moonlight / Ed Banger: “..as you know, i love it!”
Matt Walsh / Bugged Out: “I love the Glimmers, always have, always will.. these are so good!”
Social Disco Club: “Fuckin hell!! Massive. Gomma is one of most exciting labels at the moment.”

Here is the video for the new Munk E.P. Mondo Vagabondo. Violent Love feat. Parisian singer Clara Cometti. The video was done by Munich/Paris artist brothers Kill The Tills and American photographer Hadley Hudson. Starring Jeanne Tremsal and a unknown guy picked up from the streets…. remixes by The Twelves and Social Disco Club out in 3 weeks!

Here it comes: The video for the new slowfunk bomb of Kathy Diamond and Max Skiba aka The KDMS.

This is their second single on Gomma, but already the buzz around The KDMS is big. Their last Gomma single Never Stop Believing included the infamous house remix by New York DJ legend Nicky Siano and was huge with DJs from Pilooski to Holy Ghost, Tim Sweeney to Aeroplane.

It is quite sure that the new one will get no less attention — High Wire can easily be described as a little masterpiece. And we can be sure: 2011 will be big for these two funkster – youngsters. Check this sick video by Chrille Magnetic – the single release including remixes by Mustang, D-Pulse and Kool DJ Dust will be out on Gomma tomorrow!

Here it is: The summer anthem for your Italian vacation 2010…in case you still want to spend your holiday in new fascio Berlusconi-land… Anyway…world famous supercrooner Louie Austen joined Gommafamous producer Rodion in Rome to make a slowdisco version Italian chanson L’estate. A ballad that became famous in the original version by Bruno Martino in the 60ies.

The title suggest a little piece about the beauty of the summer time, but the lyrics are inverse: Louis is singing about how much he hates the summer … the summer that reminds him all the nice days he had with his ex-girlfriends. The song has just been released on Rodion’s new EP For Ever and got amazing feedback especially from non-Italian DJ’s such as Cosmo Vitelli, James Holden, Aeroplane, Larry Tee and Sharam Jey! Video directed by Patrick Spanbauer, written and animated by Louie Austen, produced by Louie Austen and Rodion.

Moullinex “Superman” EP out on Friday 4 June, including remixes by Lorenz Rhode, Xinobi and Munk & Rodion.

Here comes a little video for the new Munk single La Musica. Made by Munich/Parisian Brothers Kill The Tills. The single was released last week on 12″ and digitally.

…. bam bam – bam bam … bam bam bam.

Yo! Here comes another appetizer for the upcoming album of Le Le – the band of Parra, Serge Fabergé and Rimer London from Amsterdam. Disco Monster is part of the album Le Classics and will be released on Gomma soon. The single will be out next week with remixes by Azari & III, Seymour Bits, Mercury etc.