With the next release on Spring Tube Limited we would like to present you some new name on the progressive techno scene - mood:ish. This brand new project consist of well known German producer Jorg Brinkmann aka Jaybeetrax [Baroque, AlterImage, Lowbit, Mcgroove, OLD SQL] and DJane Eve Schwarz also from Germany. The release includes two tracks - "Small Things" and "Still Waters", which are just the beginning of an intented long-term collaboration with technotic and deep, driving sound elements from these talented producers.

Nafeu Nasir aka Phrakture was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in 1994. His family has immigrated to Canada in 1997 where Nafeu has been raised and lived most of his life. At age 9 he started writing poetry, beatboxing, and developed a distinct taste for alternative electronic music, trance, house and progressive breaks. Nafeu began to fiddle with simple midi studio programs on own computer. His love for melodic dance music grew as he fell under the influences of electronic music pioneers such as BT, Paul van Dyk and Sasha. Nafeu has spent over 9 years learning software music production. His style is a distinct focus on glitches, deep atmospheres, intricate melodies and solid rhythms. At age 14 "Phrakture" officially has begun his career as a producer after being signed to the first for him label - Polytechnic Recordings. In the course of time Nafeu's house and breaks originals and remixes began to spread the world, he got signed to various respectable imprints among which Mistique, Rune, Morphosis, Digital Sensation UK, A Must Have and others. After becoming our resident with 3 succesfull remixes on Faskil's "How To Confuse A Cat", Monojoke's "Surreal Things" and Reii's "Where Am I" today Phrakture presents on Spring Tube the full album "Still Motion Flares" which includes 9 progressive house/breaks and electronica/downtempo original works.

It's time to present you the first full single release from the tracks originally released on Spring Tube Limited Sampler 01. Here is maestro's Faskil ''Change'' with remixes by top progressive house producers Ewan Rill and LoQuai.