Next up on Spring Tube Limited is another full single release for the tracks from our latest sampler. This time we see here one-and-only Stephen J. Kroos with his "Study The Progressions Of The Past" single. Besides an excellent original the pack includes two great different interpretations. First of them delivers some new for our roster artist but not that new for the scene - Ryan Sullivan from South Africa's Cape Town who has releases on such respectable imprints as Baroque, Manual, Lowbit, Mistique, and his own label Triplefire Music. Whereas the second version is by Spring Tube's prominent veteran Faskil who returns on our label after releasing with us his "Change" single and the remix on Ewan Rill's "Serpentine" in 2013, and a memorable rework on the progressive classic by legendary Benz & MD ("Dilation") in 2014. Follow us: facebook.com/springtubelabel / soundcloud.com/springtube / twitter.com/springtube / Contact/Demos/Licensing: springtubelabel@gmail.com

With our 160th release we present you another one of Spring Tube's singles for the tracks from 'A Multimodal Approach To Investigate The Hallucinating Brain Of Stephen J. Kroos' album. After two Spring Tube Limited' singles ("Etiological" w/ Che Armstrong & Chris Johnson, Loquai remixes, and "Stax" w/ Oliver Lieb, Napalm & d-phrag remixes), and one Spring Tube's single ("Pluviophile" w/ Subsky, Phrakture remixes) here is the second and the final single on our main label for the tracks from Stephen's second double album with us. "Numb" is one of the most freshly sounding and not typical latest works by Mr. Kroos. Now this impressive theme receives two new different interpretations. The first one is by Plastic City's resident Forteba who delivers his fourth remix work for us and which is another masterpiece for sure. Whereas the second version provides the promising talent Sure-I-Can who debuted on Spring Tube with the track for our 'Deeper Shades' series a year ago.

After releasing the two Spring Tube Limited' singles for the tracks from 'A Multimodal Approach To Investigate The Hallucinating Brain Of Stephen J. Kroos' album ("Etiological" w/ Che Armstrong & Chris Johnson, Loquai remixes, and "Stax" w/ Oliver Lieb, Napalm & d-phrag remixes) now we're ready to present the Spring Tube's singles for the two other tracks from Stephen's second double album. First up is the "Pluviophile" single. Besides the original which is undoubtedly one of the brightest tracks in Kroos' latest album the pack includes two different remixes - the classy progressive house interpretation by none other than the legendary producer Goktug Citci aka Subsky [Plastic City, Release Records, Urban Torque, Dutchie, Forensic, Looq, Acryl] from Turkey, and the great progressive breaks version by our prominent resident Nafeu Nasir aka Phrakture from Canada.

After presenting the first of the four singles for the tracks from "A Multimodal Approach To Investigate The Hallucinating Brain Of Stephen J. Kroos" double album on the "Etiological" theme (w/ remixes by Che Armstrong & Chris Johnson, and LoQuai) in the beginning of this year, now we are ready to go with the second single - "Stax". The original is one of the most energetic tracks from Stephen's latest album and it will fit perfectly any peak time tech house / techno set, as well as the first two remixes in the pack which are by no other than German legend Oliver Lieb who is the prominent figure on the electronic music scene already more than 20 years with the releases on such respectable labels as Bedrock, Yoshitoshi, Parquet, Sudbeat, Platipus, Tulipa, Natura Viva, Lost Language, microCastle, a.o., and whom we are extremely happy to welcome in our artist roster with these two different masterly crafted versions. To complement the pack with some progressive sounds Hungarian/Bulgarian duo Napalm & d-phrag are coming back on our label and deliver another great interpretation of the original theme.

Our opening release in 2015 is the first of the four singles for the tracks from "A Multimodal Approach To Investigate The Hallucinating Brain Of Stephen J. Kroos" double album released with us past year. It's on the theme titled "Etiological" which was also a part of Spring Tube Limited' 2014 sampler. This track already gained support from the likes of Jaytech, Embliss, Suffused, zweitausendeins Traum, to name just a few. Now it's time for its full single release on our label. Besides the masterpiece Stephen's original the release includes two great different remixes by our noticeable artists - Che Armstrong & Chris Johnson, and LoQuai.