Released 18th December 2015

a1. Deepcore

b1. Diversity

b2. Take One

Release Date - 19th October 2018

TRULE presents its first release and the latest from Deadboy, the Klint EP. Four swung out club focused tracks exploring the meeting point between techno and UK garage music. Deadboy uses a stripped back percussive sound palette with shuffling drums and a hands on hardware approach to create four individual, jacking, crisp joints for the dancers. 

Klint is the first release on TRULE, a label operated by Al Wootton aka Deadboy to release straight up dance floor club tracks from across the spectrum.

a1. Deadboy - Klint

a2. Deadboy - Pack It In You Two

b1. Deadboy - Nomos

b2. Deadboy - Many Armed and Faceless

Shipping for - 11th January 2019

For its 4th release, Piff Records recruits from as far afield as possible, tapping Adelaide-based Subjoi who adds to his already diverse and sought-after discography. He presents a set of tracks that are somewhat of a departure from previous releases, employing a UK Garage sound all the way from Australia.

A1’s “Give It To Me” uses side-chained pads to form a perfect loop while melodic wooden block sounds dance around. Assisted by Adam Emil on percussion, “Paradise” whips up the notch on the UKG vibe before giving way to the record’s B side.

The EP’s title track, “Swerve” sits nicely above the most subdued sounds of the record. It’s an ethereal cut with barely-there vocals, the kind that’s saved for the very early hours; first light coming through to a gently swaying dancefloor. “Tears” – it seems of joy, not sadness - dips in and out of halftime, with breathy jazz instrumentation, similar to “Swerve” as an early hours selection but here, as the uplifting closer.

a1. Subjoi - Give It To Me

a2. Subjoi - Paradise ft. Adam Emil

b1. Subjoi - Swerve 

b2. Subjoi - Tears

Release Date: 25th October 2019

a1. Dogpatrol - Clownery

a2. Dogpatrol - DdonÔt Follow Us

b1. Dogpatrol - The Return Of The Gorgons

b2. Dogpatrol - Serena

Release Date: 15th November 2019

WRXX4 is Y U QT’s first release on Warehouse Rave. Leicester based Garage new boys making some Melodic upbeat Bangers.Track 1 Can’t Hold it in is a Melodic Journey of Baselines/Strings/Vocals and skippy drums that compliment and set the tone for the EP. I Wanna Know is an upbeat Garage/House Club Track. Much like I wanna know we have Deeper Love a Housey/Garage Club tool With some Big basses and Nice Breakdowns. Fort Wibbler is a 4x4 Heater with a Dub Break down Champions taking the EP a little Darker. Slew Dem is a 2 step Bass Driven track ending the EP off in a moody but still upbeat style of Y U QT.

a1. Y U QT - I Cant Hold It In

a2. Y U QT - I Wanna Know

a3. Y U QT - Deeper Love

b1. Y U QT - Fort Wibbler

b2. Y U QT - Slew Dem

Release Date: 13th December 2019

"Eski style Hardcore reductions, served up from the rave archivist Filter Dread."

a1. Filter Dread - Ice B8ss

a2. Filter Dread - Space Conga

a3. Filter Dread - Time To Let Go

a4. Filter Dread - Heat Depth

b1. Filter Dread - Ice Rave

b2. Filter Dread - Crush Sphere

b3. Filter Dread - Tekker Wave

b4. Filter Dread - Afterlife

Release Date: 7th August 2020

a1. Tower Block Dreams - Phone Line Crew

a2. Tower Block Dreams - TDK 

b1. Tower Block Dreams - You Don't Know Me

b2. Tower Block Dreams - 4am

b3. Tower Block Dreams - Last Words

Release Date: TBA 2020

With 3 releases under their belt Council Work return with the 4th installment on the label, the 'Crouching Tiger EP'. Sticking with the formula of the last EP, there are 2 originals from the label owners themselves Frankel & Harper, coming in the form of stripped back UKG number 'Crouching Tiger' as the A1, and then bringing heavyweight moodiness on the A2 with 'Conquering Lion'. First up on remix duties on the B1 is Italian producer, DJ and Music On regular LEON with a dubby, rolling take on the title track. Hotly tipped UKG producer ZeroFG steps up to remix the B2 and brings some serious dub reggae vibes mixed with some rude garage flavours to round off the EP and give a great contrast to the original.

a1. Frankel & Harper - Crouching Tiger

a2. Frankel & Harper - Conquering Lion

b1. Frankel & Harper - Crouching Tiger (LEON remix)

b2. Frankel & Harper - Conquering Lion (ZeroFG remix)

Available: 30th November 2020

Herb LF’s legacy in the garage scene is immense. With his work retaining class and style over more than twenty years. He returns to this integral spirit and provides ‘International Extraterrestrial Music’ with their debut record - a two-part dancefloor orientated EP. On the A-side, Helicopter money slips and pulses between powerful pads and expertly crafted drum patterns, commanding instinctive movements in a club. On the flip, Payday provides a concoction of nostalgia and forward-thinking garage spirit, a result that is suitable for any rascal to dance it out both in the club or sat on the sofa.

a1. Herb LF - Helicopter Money

b2. Herb LF - Payday (Shift Mix)

Available: 27th November 2020

a1. Dee Cypher - Back to Your Love

a2. Dee Cypher - I Feel It

b1. Dee Cypher - Feel The Vibe

b2. Dee Cypher -  Oh No