The German producer collaborates with Hakim Murphy, Nathan Jonson and Mézigue on the first release.
Totally Together 001, the first EP on Christopher Rau's new imprint, is out on September 26th.
The Berlin-based Rau has built up a reputation for his dreamy deep house tracks as a staple of Hamburg's Smallville Records operation. He's also put out 12-inches through Max Graef and Glenn Astro's Money $ex Records and Die Orakel this year. The first record from Totally Together comprises four productions from Rau and friends. The A-side features two tracks from Rau and American artist Hakim Murphy. The EP also includes "Gasoline Or Dettol" from NC 17, the duo of Rau and Nathan Jonson. A team-up with D.KO Records boss Mézigue rounds out the first Totally Together release.
Listen to clips of Totally Together 001 over at Diamonds and Pearls distribution.
Tracklist
A1 Hakim Murphy & Christopher Rau - Floorz Hop
A2 Hakim Murphy & Christopher Rau - Again Agin
B1 NC 17 (Nathan Jonson & Christopher Rau) - Gasoline Or Dettol
B2 Mézigue & Christopher Rau - Carrier
Totally Together 001 is out on September 26th, 2016.
The Berlin-based Rau has built up a reputation for his dreamy deep house tracks as a staple of Hamburg's Smallville Records operation. He's also put out 12-inches through Max Graef and Glenn Astro's Money $ex Records and Die Orakel this year. The first record from Totally Together comprises four productions from Rau and friends. The A-side features two tracks from Rau and American artist Hakim Murphy. The EP also includes "Gasoline Or Dettol" from NC 17, the duo of Rau and Nathan Jonson. A team-up with D.KO Records boss Mézigue rounds out the first Totally Together release.
Listen to clips of Totally Together 001 over at Diamonds and Pearls distribution.
Tracklist
A1 Hakim Murphy & Christopher Rau - Floorz Hop
A2 Hakim Murphy & Christopher Rau - Again Agin
B1 NC 17 (Nathan Jonson & Christopher Rau) - Gasoline Or Dettol
B2 Mézigue & Christopher Rau - Carrier
Totally Together 001 is out on September 26th, 2016.
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