Various Artists – Bookbinders EP

by Juno Daily on 05.02.2016 at 09:40am.
Last edited: 05.02.2016 at 09:40am.

There is a sense of mutual appreciation apparent between meandyou. and Workshop that has worked in the favour of the former so far. A relationship that began publicly with Kassem Mosse, Lowtec and Even Tuell playing meandyou. events has developed further since the Manchester collective branched out as a label. The debut meandyou. 12” featured Kassem Mosse, whilst an early live set from the Leipzig native at one of their Manchester parties was issued on tape last year. Workshop co-founder Even Tuell now features on this later split meandyou. 12” named Bookbinders to further honour the now-closed Manchester venue they used to throw parties in.

meandyou. return with Bookbinders EP

by Juno Daily on 15.12.2015 at 17:17pm.
Last edited: 16.12.2015 at 13:12pm.

A fourth record from the Manchester collective features music from Even Tuell, Testtoon affiliate Sensu and Spectrum Spools artist Fabric.

Win Workshop-related goodness

by Juno Daily on 10.04.2014 at 15:19pm.
Last edited: 10.04.2014 at 15:19pm.

A pair of tickets to the German label’s Distant Cousins takeover, some records and a rather dashing printed tote can be yours.

This week at Juno

by Juno Daily on 07.02.2014 at 15:57pm.
Last edited: 10.02.2014 at 11:43am.

Willie Burns, Even Tuell, Illum Sphere, a sizeable Dance Mania retrospective and some killer cuts from Tambien provided the week’s highlights.

Even Tuell has a Precious Cloud

by Juno Daily on 20.01.2014 at 13:55pm.
Last edited: 21.01.2014 at 16:20pm.

Watch the video for a gloriously understated moment from the Workshop co-founder’s upcoming Latency release.

Even Tuell is in a Longing Way for Latency

by Juno Daily on 05.11.2013 at 11:28am.
Last edited: 05.11.2013 at 15:52pm.

Sample the Workshop co-founder’s forthcoming EP for the Parisian label.

Interview: Kassem Mosse & Even Tuell

by Juno Daily on 01.06.2011 at 11:34am.
Last edited: 22.06.2011 at 09:10am.

Those who have followed German imprint Workshop Records will already be well aware of the label’s strong visual and musical aesthetic. Built around a core of artists – chiefly label bosses Even Tuell and Lowtec alongside Move D and Kassem Mosse among others – the Workshop sound touches on melodic, dusty and raw house and techno. The label was launched in 2006 shortly after Lowtec (aka Jens Kuhn) folded his Out To Lunch imprint. Every release since then has been imbued with the deepest of grooves, from the woozy narcosis of Lowtec’s Workshop 6 to Move D’s disco-sampling jam on Workshop 4 and the epic B-Side of Mosse’s recent Workshop 12 release.

A distribution hook-up with Germany’s home of discerning dancefloor music, Hardwax, gave Workshop the platform it deserved, and it has flourished. Given the attention to detail that accompanies every Workshop release – it’s the little things that stand out, like shrink wrapping, hand stamped vinyl and embossed text – it should be of no surprise to learn that one half of the label runs a boutique fashion label, with Even Tuell (real name Paul-David) having launched Airbag Craftworks back in 1995. Juno Plus editor Aaron Coultate caught up with Kassem and Even prior to the recent Workshop Records showcase hosted by London club types Electric Minds.

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