Hypnotic Room was founded by Sydney's DJ Hi-Shock in April 2005 as a sub-label of Elektrax Recordings.

Numerous releases and remixes from artists such as Ginza Spy, Deep Night, Little Nobody, Si Begg, Tr-Storm, Alice Yung and DJ Hi-Shock, have been spotted in the charts and playlists of top DJs around the world, and continually reviewed in top industry magazines and online media.

Hypnotic Room is a 100% digital record label aiming to release quality Techno, Trance, Tech House, Minimal, Progressive House, Hard House, Tribal, Electro and Deep Breaks.

HRoom012 Dale Baldwin - Where's my Game Boy EP (Jun 30th, 2008)

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  Where's my Game Boy EP is the first release from Canberra based producer Dale Baldwin.

Originally starting out collecting vinyl at the tender age of 16 he has been influenced by everything from early Chicago and Detroit sounds to UK Drum n Bass and Garage.

Choosing not to follow the latest trends, Where's my Game Boy EP sticks its finger up at the fluro clad electro massive sweaping Australia and heads back in the direction of more twisted early house and acid sounds.

Feedback so far...
“this is put together really nice, Im enjoying the titles of these tracks as well - 8/10 and will chart"
- HappE aka. Aaron O'Connor (Sysex Records, PanCyde Tribe, USA)

“Very strong release, perfect for any club play. I will include this in my July Beatport Chart when it's released”
- DJ Hi-Shock (Sydney, Australia)

"Excellent come-back to much of the divergent drum & bass filtering through at the moment - goes more old school and melodic, and the title track rocks it"
- Andrez Bergen (Tokyo, Japan)

"The main track steals the show for me - timeless. Full support here"
- Psi Room (Elektrax Recordings)

“Relaxing sounds ! good work - we will chart this"
- Streamteck (KISS-FM, 106.5 FM, Ukraine)

"Mad release!!! 3 slices of banging, progressive tech groove."
- Secret Surfer (Aarhus, Denmark)

"Where's my Game Boy track is nice stuff… will play… also like Grind"
- Hakker (Leipzig, Germany)

Miss Nine (Netherlands)
""Crusher track for me "" - 3.5 / 5

Darin Epsilon (USA)
"Grind and Crusher are confusing. Always remember to stay within the musical key, unless you're trying to write atonal music and achieve a unique feel. Try adding chords, this may help with staying in key." - 2.0 / 5