Towards the end of June the label will release the ‘Space Funk EP’ by label head K.Mo, featuring man of the moment Byron The Aquarius. The deep house groove of ‘Space Funk’ has Byron on keys, laying down his trademark synth and bassline stabs courtesy of his Prophet 6. The warm and soulful vibes sit alongside driving drum patterns and additional live percussion by Mauskovic Dance Band member Chris Bruining. The B side opens with ‘Moon Light Shuffle’, delivering a captivating bass line with synth lead melodies accenting the organic solo to die for from the super talented Tim Jules. Close ‘Inner Soul’ is full of sparkle with heady pads, luscious piano chords again from Tim Jules, elevating this very credible record to a whole other level.

Support from; Francois K / Soul Clap / Groove Armada / Luke Solomon / Sean Johnston / Eric Duncan / Bill Brewster / Mr V / Lars Behrenroth / Red Rack'em / Hector Romero / Willi Graff / Marcel Vogel / DJ Pippi / Horse Meat Disco and many others.

Hand stamped limited edition 12” vinyl, comes with all digital tracks + Exclusive Toby Tobias Reprise bonus track included on all vinyl orders.

K•Mo’s Wayout Records returns with a new single, entitled ‘Time Travel’ and backed with remixes from Toby Tobias and Yard One.

Here for the labels fifth release K•Mo deliver his latest single, while welcoming Rekids artist Toby Tobias and Tact Recordings co-founders Yard One on remix duties.

The original mix of ‘Time Travel’ leads, laying down pulsating pad lines, choppy bass stabs and sun drenched synth plucks to create an ethereal slice of deep house. Toby Tobias’ ‘Distant Flute Remix’ follows, laid out across nine minutes with a snaking bass groove and crunchy, dynamic breaks while stirring in the original’s cinematic textures.

The second remix from Tobias, ‘Dub Harder’ follows, as the name would suggest offering a more gritty dub leaning aesthetic via swirling remnants of the original’s chords, distorted bass tones and an upfront, driving drum groove.

Last up is Yard One’s ‘Dream Travel Reshape’ which twist’s the original’s deep vibe into a more robust house cut, fusing gritty off-kilter drums with vacillating synth tones, a stab-led synth sequence and a more loop led, subtly nuanced feel.

K•Mo continues his run of releases, and brings two house pumpers to Wayout, title track Dancing and Trancing designed for peak-time dance floor business, this is supported by Forgotten Rhythms, a Detroit inspired number for mellower moments.

K•Mo is back at the helm, following his recently well supported 7th Heaven release, with another club groover entitled 'Played'. This time collaborating with Paris born DJ and producer, Larry Quest who is on remix duty.

First up, K•Mo's original version is a solid deep house jam, full of melodic chord arrangements and lush ethereal pad swirls, with hypnotic sax stabs and organic percussion patterns. All this supported with a Chicago esq sounding baseline to boot.

Supporting the original cut, we have Larry Quest. Larry has already notched up 5 EPs under his belt, his late 2019 debut 12" Conun Drums on Jimpster’s imprint, Delusions Of Grandeur.

With his interpretation of Played, whilst he retains core elements of the original, he add's some serious flavour by adding his own deep chords and key arrangements, acid undertones and overall groove is lifted to another level.

K•Mo follows up his debut album ‘Vision’, released on Wayout in 2019, with his new single ‘7th Heaven’, backed with remixes from Tokyo’s Mahal and Sub Club’s Harri and Affi under their Manakinz guise.

For the first half of the package K•Mo delivers two originals and title cut ‘7th Heaven’ leads. Bringing swirling, deep atmospheric pads, hypnotic drum patterns and organic percussion into focus. His second original jam, ‘Praise’, retains a similarly drum-led aesthetic while introducing a more melodious feel via ethereal strings, bright piano lines and hypnotic textures to create an authentic slice of heads down deep house.

The latter half of the EP welcomes two remixes, first up is Tokyo-based DJ and producer, Mahal with his ‘Oneness Vision Remix’ of 7th Heaven, putting his stamp on the original and focusing heavily on a deep thunderous kick choppy bass hits while an amalgamation of lush strings, trippy vocals and jazz-leaning sounds also enter the fray. Lastly to round out the release is some Glasgow house royalty, with Manakinz aka Harri - Sub Club resident and Affi Koman, Sunday Circus resident. The duo rework the original deep feel’ of Praise’ into a more robust house cut, keeping the core of the composition whilst stirring in uplifting piano lines, dynamic percussion, acid-tinged resonant licks and a bumpy bass line.

Support from Franck Roger, Frankie Valentine, Horse Meat Disco, Bill Brewster Juliano, Jaye Ward, Demian, Michael Serafini, Julietta, Philipp Priebe, Mathias Kaden, Roman Rauch, John Burgin, Owain K, Ben Gomori, Manooz, Angus Maxwell, DJ Mag, Clandestino, OHM, Michel De hey, Ibiza Global Radio, Clubbing Spain, Ibiza Sonica, Demi, Anthony Collins, Ruff Stuff and more...

James Kumo’s first artist album, “Vision” recorded and released in early 2020 as K•Mo. This digital album see’s K•Mo delve into the house and electronica world with varying tempos and styles designed for home listening as well as club use. You can listen and purchase all tracks individually in our shop.

Supported by Laurent Garnier, Leftfield and others.