Spring Tube is approaching to its 5th anniversary in November of 2014. We are going to celebrate this date with some special releases during whole three months - from September till November. Every week in September we've presented you the new albums from some of our label's finest resident artists - Stephen J. Kroos, Hernan Cerbello and Anthony Mea, as well as the 'Personal Space' compilation album by Monojoke's younger alter ego Telekollektiv. Whereas every week in October is our special long-preparing project with the legendary Release Records (2001-2008) within which will see the light 3 renewed singles with fresh remixes from some of the best Spring Tube's artists on one of this label's brightest tracks released in 2003 and 2004, and the 'Spring Tube vs. Release Records progressive classic' compilation in the end of this month. The first renewed single is on memorable "Strawberry Fields" (2003) from the maestro Subsky. Includes the remastered classic original version and 3 brand new remixes by Spring Tube's artists: Satoshi Fumi, Da Funk, Namatjira (early support from Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo and Guy J). Directed / A&R by: Sergey Slang Mastered by: Igor Butckhrikidze, Travis MacDonald Cover art by: Malcolm Abdilla Special thanks to: Mitch Alexander, Goktug Citci, Satoshi Fumi, Daniel Kneubuhler, Joost van der Vleuten

Spring Tube is approaching to its 5th anniversary in November of 2014. We are going to celebrate this date with some special releases during whole three months - from September till November. Every week in September we've presented you the new albums from some of our label's finest resident artists - Stephen J. Kroos, Hernan Cerbello and Anthony Mea, as well as the 'Personal Space' compilation album by Monojoke's younger alter ego Telekollektiv. Whereas every week in October is our special long-preparing project with the legendary Release Records (2001-2008) within which will see the light 3 renewed singles with fresh remixes from some of the best Spring Tube's artists on one of this label's brightest tracks released in 2003 and 2004, and the 'Spring Tube vs. Release Records progressive classic' compilation in the end of this month. The first renewed single is on memorable "Strawberry Fields" (2003) from the maestro Subsky. Includes the remastered classic original version and 3 brand new remixes by Spring Tube's artists: Satoshi Fumi, Da Funk, Namatjira (early support from Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo and Guy J). Directed / A&R by: Sergey Slang Mastered by: Igor Butckhrikidze, Travis MacDonald Cover art by: Malcolm Abdilla Special thanks to: Mitch Alexander, Goktug Citci, Satoshi Fumi, Daniel Kneubuhler, Joost van der Vleuten

3 months back we presented you Monojoke's compilation album from our 'Personal Space' series. It's time for this series' next installment which is by Monojoke's younger alias Telekollektiv. Telekollektiv's debut was seen on Spring Tube 2 years backs. Now we offer you the collection of some of his best originals and remixes to date which were released with us during these two years. The creative mixture of deep/tech house with nu-disco - this is the sound of Telekollektiv and his 'Personal Space' compilation album.

3 months back we presented you Monojoke's compilation album from our 'Personal Space' series. It's time for this series' next installment which is by Monojoke's younger alias Telekollektiv. Telekollektiv's debut was seen on Spring Tube 2 years backs. Now we offer you the collection of some of his best originals and remixes to date which were released with us during these two years. The creative mixture of deep/tech house with nu-disco - this is the sound of Telekollektiv and his 'Personal Space' compilation album.

3 months back we presented you Monojoke's compilation album from our 'Personal Space' series. It's time for this series' next installment which is by Monojoke's younger alias Telekollektiv. Telekollektiv's debut was seen on Spring Tube 2 years backs. Now we offer you the collection of some of his best originals and remixes to date which were released with us during these two years. The creative mixture of deep/tech house with nu-disco - this is the sound of Telekollektiv and his 'Personal Space' compilation album.