The duo will release a 12-inch next month, and an album this fall, to kick off the project.
Tommy Four Seven and mastering engineer Alain are set to launch a new record label called Hidden Hundred.
The techno producer, known for his work on labels like CLR and Stroboscopic Artefacts, and the proprietor of Berlin's One Million Mangos recording studio, have teamed up before: they co-produced the first release on Tommy Four Seven's old label Shooting Elvis. They first bonded over the jungle, techno and IDM they grew up listening to, and as the press release puts it, these shared influences inspired "moments of rugged introspection, and wild experimentation."
The pair will kick off their label with a collaborative 12-inch produced under the name These Hidden Hands. That will be followed by a full album, due out September 26th. This mysterious 50-second teaser video for the project will have to tide you over until then:
Hidden Hundred will release the debut album from These Hidden Hands on September 26th, 2013.