Past the success of its founding fathers Tube & Berger, Kittball has come to represent the eclectic heights of modern house and its widespread talent pool. Cut from the incoming eighth instalment of their Konspiracy compilation series, Germany’s in.deed represent the apple of the eye where the national treasure imprint is concerned, commandeering a finely tuned A-side in the wake of an already accomplished run for 2014.

A collision of well-oiled grooves, slick guitar licks and sparing bass surges, “Turn Me On” is one of the genre’s most delicately built yet seductively executed instrumentals of the past several years. It builds on the less is more ethos that made the label’s founders so uniquely tailored to the industry’s changing taste buds, but fast establishes that a new generation of deep and diligent house luminaries is ready to step up to the mark – one that Kittball can claim full responsibility for.

Release date: July 15

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