We at RCP have been stepping outside of our comfort zone a bit with our increasingly diverse roster. However, local techno maverick, Josh Henneke brings us an AERO session that is sure to let everyone know RCP still has thick deep roots.

From our home town to you, Josh Henneke is one of Cincinnati's best kept secrets. He has been on the forefront of the burgeoning techno scene here for quite sometime and we felt it was high time for you to hear him to.



To download the mix click here.

Hailing from France, we are pleased to welcome Emma de Sèze. We found her in the depths of the internet and absolutely had to get her music out to you. Turns out she is a sweetheart and is unrelenting with her production. Her first single compiles two galloping and quirky songs that are stripped down yet complex in their own right called "Bambi" and "Faintness." These are already proven to work for sold out rooms, local bars, and your home stereo. As an added bonus we have a dignified, dance-ready remix from Plaupez via Ibiza and a dark and driving remix from Race Car Productions’ own The Librarian. Take a listen to the Plaupez mix of "Faintness" from the single below or go to the release page for more clips.



As another special gift, Emma de Sèze recorded a mix for Digital Grooves out of the Netherlands. You can download it here.

bernstein is back again with a new trick up his sleeve. Starting in June he will be releasing one single each month for 4 months until his birthday in October when he will release his first full length album for Race Car Productions. Each single will contain one track from bernstein while the b-side will be from Cody's alter ego, KBFF. Never has a 2 track single had so much diversity. Take a listen to "Mine & Yours" from bernstein below or go to the release page for clips of the whole release.



Get the release on Beatport here.

In the beginning, we had no idea that Race Car Productions would ever be much more than a hobby which was initially just a family of friends that put on shows. The next chapter was an offer to put on a show with Bernard Farley, Outputmessage, through Ghostly International. This jump started our plans and as time went on we grew and finally became what we are today, a record label. Strangely enough, and with great irony, we most recently released a project of Bernard Farley himself, along with his compatriot Mark Herbkersman.

A refreshing concoction of guitar-tinged pop and laptop trickery, New Models is the new two-piece powerhouse comprised of vocalist and guitarist Mark Herbkersman and electronic musician Bernard Farley. Born of the nation’s capital, the duo was inspired by both artists’ rich knowledge of their respective genres, namely IDM and Indie Pop. However, when combined, the result sounds distinctly original and remarkably fresh, keeping one foot in pop sensibilities and the other in raw experimentation. Perhaps this is because half of New Models has already cut his teeth in the music industry. Farley, most notably the force behind the moniker, Outputmessage, brought forth “Bernard’s Song” on the Ghostly International’s pronounced Idol Tryouts compilation in 2002. This was followed by equal success on Idol Tryouts II, and a slew of noted works following on such labels as Melodic and Echelon. However, the history of the parts has never been part of New Models’ strength. They thrive on the marriage of Farley’s programming mastery with Herbkersman’s adept lyrical and vocal abilities resulting in a sonic brilliance. Make no mistake, New Models might be the best band you’ve never heard of.



Download a remix from the upcoming remix EP by newcomer 8 Bit Fit.