Category Archives: New and upcoming releases

Go back, hold onto that point in time. Gain consciousness, look to your right. Something is missing. Brutkho – Change The Past EP is now available on Beatport.

Build solutions. Be partners. Listen to what you want. Re-invest in your friends. Add functionality when needed. Save words, money and time. Ease the stress. Collaborate. Be two against one. Konektiv (one mix) vs. Inkfish (two mixes). Remixes of Origins, … Continue reading →

A slang. A song. An album. A rockband. A hit. Always say yes, or at least yeah. Express affirmatives. Be alternative. Yeah is not classified into any of the eight conventional parts of speech. So say yeah. Unt yeah. Out … Continue reading →

2004, Inkfish, vocals and breaks. 2012, Inkfish, vocals and progressive house. And breaks. Yes, today we are very proud to finally present our 2012 Mix of How Can I Believe! The 2012 Mix is true to the original, actually with … Continue reading →

Decades of research. Conclusions. Faster is slower. No time to do things right in the first place, but endless resources to fix them over and over again. Time is all. Kittens are cute. Get Slower, Kitten! today on Beatport. And … Continue reading →

Today we have no less than three different Inkfish releases on the menu. For starters, we have two tasty dub mixes of Double X, dished out on our own label. Then for the main course, we have a re-release of … Continue reading →

Workout. Exercise. Do repetitions. Follow without resting, continue. Complete patterns. Complete or collapse. Countdown. Inkfish – Six Minutes Stronger, available today on Beatport.

The Mighty Inkfish drop their latest EP via Baroque next..  with a dirty topline bass driving this one along right away, ‘Boxed In’ sets out on its deep tuff techno journey, layers of synths and pads move along to the … Continue reading →

First post in ages… Lazy sobs, yes we are. On July 30th, Baroque Records will be releasing their Chilled Structures, a collection of ambient moods, floaty sound scapes, chilled grooves and laid back beats, featuring artists including Inkfish (yes that’s us!), Aeonism, … Continue reading →