With Spring Tube's next release we present you the 9th installment of our 'Personal Space' compilation albums' series. This time it's the collection of some of the brightest stuff by one of the most respected electronic dance music artists from Japan - Satoshi Fumi, who is our label's longstanding resident and simply good friend. The selection includes all the works that Mr. Fumi has released with us to date as well as his several earlier unreleased on Spring Tube tracks. Definitely a must have compilation album for every fan of Satoshi's unique music!

After presenting the "Day In Day Out" single with remixes by Stephen J. Kroos and Wej we are ready to go with the second and the final single for Anthony Mea's latest album 'Border'. "Let Me Be" is one of our favorite Anthony's works and we are happy to present its full single which besides the brilliant original version includes two different beautiful remixes by Adam Byrd [Witty Tunes, Silk Textures, Haute Musique, Stellar Fountain] who make his comeback on Spring Tube after remixing for us Claes Rosen's "Into The Bloom" in 2011, and Subalpine [NuevaDeep, The Purr, Sol Y Playa] who debuted on our label past year in the 'Deeper Shades 08' release.

After presenting the "Day In Day Out" single with remixes by Stephen J. Kroos and Wej we are ready to go with the second and the final single for Anthony Mea's latest album 'Border'. "Let Me Be" is one of our favorite Anthony's works and we are happy to present its full single which besides the brilliant original version includes two different beautiful remixes by Adam Byrd [Witty Tunes, Silk Textures, Haute Musique, Stellar Fountain] who make his comeback on Spring Tube after remixing for us Claes Rosen's "Into The Bloom" in 2011, and Subalpine [NuevaDeep, The Purr, Sol Y Playa] who debuted on our label past year in the 'Deeper Shades 08' release.

With our 160th release we present you another one of Spring Tube's singles for the tracks from 'A Multimodal Approach To Investigate The Hallucinating Brain Of Stephen J. Kroos' album. After two Spring Tube Limited' singles ("Etiological" w/ Che Armstrong & Chris Johnson, Loquai remixes, and "Stax" w/ Oliver Lieb, Napalm & d-phrag remixes), and one Spring Tube's single ("Pluviophile" w/ Subsky, Phrakture remixes) here is the second and the final single on our main label for the tracks from Stephen's second double album with us. "Numb" is one of the most freshly sounding and not typical latest works by Mr. Kroos. Now this impressive theme receives two new different interpretations. The first one is by Plastic City's resident Forteba who delivers his fourth remix work for us and which is another masterpiece for sure. Whereas the second version provides the promising talent Sure-I-Can who debuted on Spring Tube with the track for our 'Deeper Shades' series a year ago.

With our 160th release we present you another one of Spring Tube's singles for the tracks from 'A Multimodal Approach To Investigate The Hallucinating Brain Of Stephen J. Kroos' album. After two Spring Tube Limited' singles ("Etiological" w/ Che Armstrong & Chris Johnson, Loquai remixes, and "Stax" w/ Oliver Lieb, Napalm & d-phrag remixes), and one Spring Tube's single ("Pluviophile" w/ Subsky, Phrakture remixes) here is the second and the final single on our main label for the tracks from Stephen's second double album with us. "Numb" is one of the most freshly sounding and not typical latest works by Mr. Kroos. Now this impressive theme receives two new different interpretations. The first one is by Plastic City's resident Forteba who delivers his fourth remix work for us and which is another masterpiece for sure. Whereas the second version provides the promising talent Sure-I-Can who debuted on Spring Tube with the track for our 'Deeper Shades' series a year ago.