SUPPORTED BY: Mihalis Safras, Daniel Stefanik, Motorcitysoul, Gorge, Florian Meindl, Arnaud Le Texier, Patrick Kunkel, Micha Klang, Moodymanc, Jürgen Kirsch, Martin Eyerer,... After the huge success of Gluckskind Schallplattens Woodstock Ep earlier this year the German label are back. For their 18th release, the lauded imprint are proud to reveal Early Floor Jackal from Macedonian artist Stochje with Okain on remix duty. Track Listing: a1: Early Floor Jackal b1: Early Floor Jackal (Okain Remix) b2: Reference d1: Shifty People Stojches Early Floor Jackal is by no means as its title may hint; a killer track for every hour it will undoubtedly fight its way to be dropped as the floor opens, closes and at every hour in between. Short, sharp and percussive drums begin Early Floor Jackal, a coaxing intro to their counterparts of urgent and chopped vocal snippets and hollow tribal echoes. Dancing with mischievous syncopation, this track is fuelled on debaucherous dance floor behaviour and irresistibly smooth vibes. Stojche exercises his talents as a producer who knows exactly how to construct pure, unadulterated deep house rhythms with the Eps show stealer. Okains strips things down with his remix, working with bouncing builds and breaks of the vocal and playing them off against the gruelling bass line.Reference on the flip takes this Ep deeper still, sinking it well and truly into a timeless dance realm that will serve as a staple in record bags worldwide. The delicate drop of keys, the rhythmic tap tap of drums and a bass line that pushes ever forward and lulls sensually. Reference is hypnotic in its depth, encapsulating in its energy and flawless in its production.For the digital bonus Stojche has conjured up Shifty People which yet again veers in another direction. A clever combination of jazzy hats, minimal clicks and cuts and a reverbing house bass; Shifty People plays every string of the musical bow with its diverse selection and rounds off a highly executed output from Gluckskind Schallplatten.