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Heist Recordings released The Roundup Part III on Wed Dec 07 2016. The 7 track House release features Adesse Versions, Detroit Swindle, Frits Wentink, Nachbraker, Nebraska, Obas Nenor, and Ouer. **Heist Recordings** has also released vinyl by [Dam Swindle](/artist/dam-swindle), [Crackazat](/artist/crackazat), [DJ Sneak](/artist/dj-sneak), [Fouk](/artist/fouk), and [Makez](/artist/makez). Browse the [Heist Recordings catalogue](/label/heist-recordings). People who like The Roundup Part III also listen to MF Hercules, Kapote, Discrete, Mystic Bill, Sebb Junior, Sinusic, Tito Wun, Titeknots, Vin Sol, Hokuto Sato.

Adesse Versions first made a public appearance on the infamous Boiler Room, with a 100% dubplate vinyl set. A series of stylish underground singles followed, cementing his place with the anthemic ‘Pride’ for Glasgow label Numbers. A Chaka Khan sampling peak- timer, it reached a wildly diverse audience. On the one hand, play-listed for BBC Radio 1 and Rinse FM and receiving a Guardian write up; while also championed and edited by both Soulwax and Kölsch, even dropped at Berghain by Marcel Dettmann. Not bad for a vinyl only release. Adesse Versions is also a prolific remixer, having recently tackled Leftfield, Kerri Chandler, Darius Syrossian, as well as Mercury nominated band Blossoms and celeb Dita Von Teese. His remix and singles discography is awash with influential labels- Ninja Tune, Ed Banger, Rhythm Section, Crosstown Rebels, Madhouse, Hot Creations, Virgin, Sony, Decca and many more. Prior to his time as Adesse Versions, Kevin was a regular fixture in the techno world with music for Ostgut Ton, Cocoon and Stroboscopic Artefacts. As a close ally of DJ Hell, he had his first taste playing legendary venues such as Berghain, Rex and Fabric. A practice that continued throughout his life in music.

Adesse Versions

Detroit Swindle

Frits Wentink

Nachbraker

Growing up in a family of avid record collectors, London-based producer Alistair Gibbs was effectively home-schooled in everything from jazz, early hip hop and dub from an early age and began crate-digging for vintage breakbeats at age 13. Having made records under various aliases in the early 90s (including some for legendary British techno stable Ferox), Alistair made his first release under the Nebraska name in 2000. Since then he has been steadily building a reputation with well-received releases on labels such as Rush Hour, Heist, Delusions of Grandeur and Mister Saturday Night, and now also helms his own Friends & Relations label. Nebraska's live Ableton sets have been seen and heard in London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and twice on Boiler Room.

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