The dutch cross-pollenator will be releasing a new single on March 19. Headed by the previously unreleased title track 'Hello Darkness' as well as remixes of 'Bauplan', treated by L-Vis 1990 & Bok Bok and finally Redshape does 'We Are You In The Future' Read more here

Copenhagen's finest Dubstep label asked young talents JB & RDG to mix the first installment in Kraken's new mix series. The result is a lovely mixture of Kraken Recordings and Surfase Records (run by JB & RDG) releases. Grab the mix in its entirety on Soundcloud Tracklist: 1. Wolf Man - The Kraken (Kraken Recordings) 2. Even - Order (Kraken Recordings) 3. Simien & 2000F feat Ilawy - Waiting (VIP) (Kraken Recordings) 4. RUF - Fight Dub (Kraken Recordings) 5. Scandalous Untltd. - The Solution (Kraken Recordings) 6. JSL - Want some crack (Kraken Recordings) 7. Something Or Nothing (2000F & JKamata remix VIP) (Kraken Recordings) 8. ROOT - Space And Time (DUB) 9. JB - Recoil (Forthcoming Innamind Recordings) 10. RDG - Black Hole (Forthcoming Surfase Recordings) 11. Disquiet - Afrika (Forthcoming Surfase Recordings) 12. RDG - Cosmos (Kraken Recordings) 13. Triky - Dark9 (DUB) 14. JB - Outbound (Forthcoming Kraken Recordings) 15. RUF & RDG - Funky Moped (VIP) (BOKA Records) 16. ROOT - Project 4 (Forthcoming Cloqworq Recordings) 17. RDG - The Commander (Forthcoming New World Audio) 18. Server - Boxing (Forthcoming Surfase Recordings) 19. JB - Sat Nav (Forthcoming Surfase Recordings) 20. RUF - The Duke (Forthcoming Kraken Recordings) 21. RDG - Spaceride (Kraken Recordings) 22. JB - Huston (DUB) 23. Albert - Decease Of The Dull (Forthcoming Surfase Recordings)

New OrleansÂ’ sissy-bounce queen Big Freedia succeeded in bringing Nola Bounce to it's widest audience yet, when appearing on Late Night With Jimmy Kimmel yesterday. Check the video on YouTube

Mute have just announced the launch of a brand new label, Liberation Technologies. Following on from Mute’s long tradition of working with innovative artists, Liberation Technologies plans to extend that freedom and vision. Within this remit the label will work with highly distinctive and pioneering electronic musicians, some established, some new. Liberation Technologies is headed by A & R man Patrick O’Neill, whose list of associates previous to joining Mute include Actress, T++, Moritz Von Oswald, Joy Orbison, Darkstar and Zomby. As important as the music itself, will be statement design, a commitment to vinyl product and inventive methods of releasing each work. There are also plans to branch out into live happenings in 2012. The first release on the new label will be the 'Spring EP' by King Felix, a producer from Ann Arbor, Michigan who lives in Brooklyn and has also released music as Laurel Halo. ‘Spring EP’ is released on download and vinyl on 19 March 2012. Says Daniel Miller, 'Electronic music is part of Mute’s DNA and history, and this label is the latest expression of that.'

The Madrid-based producer and manager of the 'CMYK label Alex Under, will release his first album in 7 years, since 2005's Trapez LP release, 'Dispositivos De Mi Granja'. The forthcoming album on Soma, favors a distinctive montage-based and conceptual approach, rather than providing clubs with run-of-the-mill minimal dancefloor fodder. This album is a thought out process and focuses on delivering an experience of immersion. Alex Under throws the curveball, are you able to catch it? Out March 26 on Soma Records

Like we put it and they put it 'Beastie Respond is a name you are going to be hearing alot more of' Yes indeed so check the interview and mix right here

Borrowed Language opens the Mayan equivalent to Pandora's Box, yeah that's 2012 for you with an astonishing 4-tracker by detroiter Justin Ivey Jeff Pietro's last one for Borrowed Language was great, but this is impeccable, high-quality cross-pollination of genres. All three original cuts plus remix are extremely captivating. Best Borrowed Language release to date. Released February 7.

Last night, Stones Throw announced the launch of their new subscription service. The subscription includes all of the labelÂ’s releases, plus an array of subscriber-only specials. Price - just a measly 10$. What you get?: 'Get every new Stones Throw release, delivered to your inbox - Download any time, anywhere - 320 kbps MP3 files, with no 'DRM' restrictions of any kind - Exclusive tracks, mixes and sessions from Stones Throw artists - Month-to-month billing.' This is surely one of the ways forward in the digital realm - so labels out there, take note and make the most out of it. Full info on the Stones Throw page