JAPANEASE is a charity electronic dance music compilation available worldwide on various music download services. This is Wordandsounds (music distributor) contribution and effort to ease the terrible suffering resulting from the devastating disaster happened on March 11th, 2011 in Japan. The entire income of sales will be donated to the area of Sendai/Miyagi through the German Japanese Association in Hamburg, Germany. Initiated by Wordandsound and various independent music labels the compilation contains more than 120 tracks from highly respected artists of the worldwide electronic dance music scene. All people involved in the project, made their contribution completely free of charge.

Tracks and remix supported by :

Brother's Vibe, Daniel Sanchez, Danny Tenaglia, Deetron, Ekkohaus, Jimpster, Krikor, Ripperton, Sebo K, Stel, Till Von Sein, Yakine, Alland Byallo, Andew Grant, Anthony Collins and more...

Track and remixes supported by :

Agoria, Brother's Vibe, Trevor Jackson, Seth Troxler, Sety (Circus Company), Ivan Smagghe, Quarion, Ellen Allien, Layo, Agnes, Paul Woolford, Craig (Silicone Soul), ZDAR (Cassius), Jimpster, D'Julz, Sascha Funke, Peter Kruder, Terry Francis, Craig Richards (Fabric London), Fred Everything, Deetron, Hernan Cattaneo, Lee Burridge...

De:Bug Magazine Germany - Keine Frage, nicht nur ist der Track von St. Plomb mal wieder ein unglaublich smoothes süßlich funkig betörendes Stück Housemusik, das einem in die Seele krabbelt und einen mit seinen fl irrenden Melodien und dem leichten Funk fast ankuschelt, sondern
die Remixe sind auch noch beide Killer. (...)

DJ Magazine UK – Ripperton’s label maintains the pressure with another classy release from Swiss countryman St Plomb, a warm and building houser with stabbing synths, guitars that twinkle and spacey vocals. The original mix is quite enough to get lost in, a genuinely gorgeous piece of swelling house music, but there’s also two devastating remixes from Stuttgart’s Philpot Records main man Jackmate, one under his given name (tough and funky) and another under his SoulPhiction moniker (deep yet solid). Seek this out. You’ll thank yourself. 8/10

Remix supported by :

Brother's Vibe, James Teej, Jeff Samuel, Michael Reinboth, Rainer Trueby, Ed Davenport, Michael J. Collins, Lexx aka Kawabata, Fabrizio Maurizi, Ly Sander, Jay Bliss, Italboyz, Luciano Esse and more...

Remix supported by :

Abe Duque, Roberto Rodriguez, Peter Kruder, Jazzanova, Martin Landsky, Crazy P, Dairmount, Dirk Rumpff, Chloé, Mijk van Dijk, Ross Allen, DJ Suprema, Anette Party, Ly Sander, Jimbo (raw deal) Robins, Matt Flores, Yannick Trickski, Dublex Inc., Jose Maria Ramon, Oscar G, Miguel Garji, Peter Edison, Morpheus, Tsugi and many more...

RunDE:BUG review: ST. PLOMB "Escape Run" [brut! 12]

"Very loosely whisked, the two tracks from St Plomb appear in a colorful house dress preserving much of an analogue origin. The title track with its fast, but deep melodies, gradually expands into a white noise that perfectly accompanies the hot tempered sound, and the flip side comes with a soulful house sound invigorated by the organ melody and glimpses of smooth soul Preacher vocals. Classic tracks for Brut!."
Bleed (De:Bug, October 2009)

"Sehr locker gerührt kommen die beiden Tracks von St Plomb in einem schillernden Housegewand daher, das viel von analoger Herkunft bewahrt hat. Der Titeltrack mit seinen schnellen, aber doch deepen Melodien, fächert sich immer mehr in einen Rausch, der den hitzigen Sound perfekt untermalt, und die Rückseite kommt mit einem souligen Housesound, der von seiner Orgelmelodie und den smooth eingefädelten Preachersoul-Vocals lebt. Klassische Tracks für Brut!."
Bleed (De:Bug, Oktober 2009)

"Only four releases into their existence, the Swiss label/collective Contentismissing has quickly become a reliable source for eclectic techno slates bearing though-provoking artwork. Their latest, 24h rounds up tracks from Rene Breitbarth, Buttha, Hofuku Sochi and St. Plomb, whose Flight Back is the clear standout. Amid glistening pads and hitched up hats a juicy organ progression sloshes from side to side, threatening to splash over the sides as the track intensifies. An essential gear from this often reserved producer."

Little White Earbuds

Previously unreleased remixes on a 12" joint venture between two labels, the Geneva based Mental Groove and London based Tiny Sticks.

St. Plomb's remix also appears on the Dark Heat Collection II (MGCD012), Kate Wax's CD re-release.

*  The real title of this remix is "Mental Groove Remix" but it was credited as Crowdpleaser Remix on the final release due to unknown reasons.

This remix was actually composed by Crowdpleaser, St Plomb and Oliver Mental Groove.

Excerpts from the 2006 LP

Excerpts from the 2006 LP

Excerpts from the 2006 LP