With Spring Tube's 323rd release we present you the 21st installment of our 'Personal Space' compilation albums' series. This time it will be a Space for another our resident - Ivan Romanovskiy aka Ewan Rill. Ivan's 'Personal Space' compilation album includes his finest tracks and remixes featured on our family of labels. A must have collection for all the fans of Ewan Rill's sound. Follow us: facebook.com/springtubelabel / soundcloud.com/springtube / twitter.com/springtube / youtube.com/springtubechannel / Contact/Demos/Licensing: springtubelabel@gmail.com

As every year, in the first days of November, we celebrate our anniversary. November of 2017 marks already 8 years of Spring Tube! And we present you label's traditional anniversary compilation. The compilation consist of 3-part selection of our brightest works that have been released during Spring Tube's year 8, as well as several personal favorites from friendly to us imprints which were played in our podcasts over the recent year from now. We celebrate our 8th anniversary within three days and three parts of the compilation respectively (part 1 - November 1st; part 2 - November 2nd; part 3 - November 3rd). Besides unmixed tracks all the compilation's parts as always are supplemented with continuous DJ mixes. Part 1 is compiled and mixed by Spring Tube's owner/A&R - Sergey Slang. Whereas part 2 and part 3 are compiled and mixed by our podcast's co-hosts - Storyteller and Technodreamer, respectively. Compilation features on such prominent artists as Alex O'Rion, Da Funk, Forteba, Stephen J. Kroos, Hernan Cerbello, Ryan Sullivan, Marco Grandi, Christos Fourkis, Solid Stone, Donatello, Soulfinder, Forerunners, Verve, Erich Von Kollar, Ewan Rill, Erdi Irmak, Jero Nougues, VieL, Rishi K., Blood Groove & Kikis, Phrakture, Miraculum, Savvas, Daniel Ray, Emiliano Martini, Edu Yattah, Tuxedo, Fiddler, Ronfoller, Modeplex, Paul2Paul, Bram, Salski, Labarca, Nikolay Mikryukov, Lev Kitkin, Nio March, Seckin Uzer, Libranine, and many other great producers. Hope you'll enjoy the results of our 8th year. Thanks to all for being with us, thanks for your continued support as well, and see you with a lot of new goodness in the Spring Tube' year 9! Follow us: facebook.com/springtubelabel / soundcloud.com/springtube / twitter.com/springtube / youtube.com/springtubechannel / Contact/Demos/Licensing: springtubelabel@gmail.com

Next up on Spring Tube is another full EP release for the tracks from label's 2017 sampler. And it's 'Avoidance Of Doubt' by Richard Graham aka Meloder from UK's capital London. After his highly successful remix for us on Rishi K's "Melodica" in 2015, and most recently this year another remix on Rishi K's new track "Turtle Bay", now we're happy to present you the first personal release from Meloder on Spring Tube. The pack includes an original version of the title track featured on our latest sampler as well as the lone remix on it by one of our finest artists - VieL, who delivers here a perfect deeper interpretation. As a B-side in this release we have a brand new Richard's original work - "Orgue", which is a ten minutes melodic progressive house beauty ooses quality and creativeness as always from Meloder! Follow us: facebook.com/springtubelabel / soundcloud.com/springtube / twitter.com/springtube / youtube.com/springtubechannel / Contact/Demos/Licensing: springtubelabel@gmail.com

Spring Tube artists' choice. The brightest tracks from label's releases compiled and mixed by the representatives of our roster. Artist Choice 68: Odsen

In preparation of their new studio album Kasper Hate released three videos which already showed the new direction of this third longplayer (exluded WolfSkill which was a collection of earlier singles and works). 'Why Live When You Can Rule' is a heavily electronic, often danceable and much louder album than you might expect while listening through the Band's previous releases. The whole album is typical Kasper Hate but also new, fresh and full of magical songwriting moments. Distorted vocals , strong bass lines with catchy and clever pop cores, bewitching synthpop ballads and not least the creepy but on the same hand beautiful lyrics make WLWYCR Kasper Hate's best work to date.