Another quality Aus cut, inspired by what’s arguably an older mentality of dance, but very much belonging in the here and now. Quality stuff then.
Deetron ‘Count On Me’
Thu 22nd August by
Will Saul’s Aus marks 50 releases with a big old tune from Deetron. Say no more really.
Close ‘Beam Me Up’
Sun 28th April by
Will Saul’s new alias proves to be pretty good at making what he calls pop. Agree or disagree with the description, there’s no denying the production quality.
Bicep, Ejeca and Omar Odyssey ‘You / Don’t (inc. Steffi Remix)’
Wed 18th July by
Will Saul’s Aus serves up tracks from Bicep & Ejeca, Bicep and Omar Odyssey, and a third Steffi remix for its latest release, ravey house music par excellence.
Will Saul set for intimate Manchester show
Fri 16th March by
Aus Music and Simple boss Will Saul plays in Manchester’s 150 capacity, former-squat Kraak Gallery for three hours on March 16th. House music, techno, and more.
Simple returns with first 12″ in 12 months
Tue 28th February by
Will Saul’s longest running imprint was supposed to have been retired in 2011 after reaching the grand old age of 50 releases. Obviously the bossman, who also heads up Aus Music, has changed his mind on this front with news today that the label will be re-activated, imminently. Good news for all those that can […]
One night in the Smoke
Mon 27th June by
A few northerners went visit London to sightsee. Westminster Abbey, Parliament, and Fabric all being high on the agenda.
Get your free Will Saul Fabric mixtape here…
Tue 24th May by
Ahead of Aus Music’s second room takeover the label boss Will Saul pieced together a mixtape containing new and exclusive tracks, which is available here. Something to whet the appetite ahead of Deadboy, Tevo Howard, Midland, Cottam and many more…
Midland ‘Through Motion’
Fri 13th May by
Techno and garage in one? Well yes, kind of. Midland unveils the uplifting, old school referencing ‘Through Motion’ on Aus Music along with gritty darkroom builder ‘Shelter’. Downloaders also get a remix of the former from Chicago’s Tevo Howard.
