A - Clear (Charlie May remix)
B - Clear (Burufunk remix)

An almost anthemic, breaks driven full vocal cut first featured on the label�s introductory sampler, which in these remix guises is twisted in new directions. Charlie�s mix is pounding, layered, hypnotic prog house and Burufunk�s mix is a marvellous marriage of pure breaks power and pure lung power. The track is was licensed to Dave Seaman �Global Underground Melbourne�.

A - Beeperhorn
B - Whiteroom

OMB, fresh from the land of the rising sun, delivers his first ever release for 3 Beat Music. In a style similar to Satoshi Tomiie and Stephane K, OMB�s tough edged grooves will rock your world. The A-Side, 'Beeperhorn', is a big room progressive monster, with chunky percussion deep bass and driving synth lines to drive them mental on the floor. Flipped by 'Whiteroom', a massive tech-prog monster which will blow them away. Driving drums are order of the day, in a style similar to Bipath or Madam on Saw Recordings. Already doing damage for John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, Kasey Taylor, Chris Fortier and Anthony Pappa.

A - Get Ready To Rok (Chiller Productions remix)
B - Get Ready To Rok (Titchy Bitch remix)

Chiller Productions back again on the remix of 'Get Ready To Rok'. The guys have done a major rework with the most bouncey hard bassline ever heard with a combination of stabs and trance lines taken from the original. A vocoded vocal, arp sequences, loads of filtering up to a massive scarey breakdown that with leave any dancefloor in a panic, then it booms back in and all hell lets loose with loads of energy. Get Ready To Rok - Titchy Bitch remix: For the second time on Thumpers white we see new signing Titchy Bitch stepping up for a remix project. This mix is a lot deeper than the Chiller Prod mix with very minimal production and very tech like. Heavily electro influenced lead stabs and patterns, but keeping in the same vein as the originaL Very tight percussion and a breakbown to knock yer socks off.

A - Burden (Junior Vasquez Earth mix)
B1 - Burden (Junior Vaquez Earth beats)
B2 - Burden (Junior Vaquez Earth Instradub)

Following the beautiful original and Lemon 8 mixes released in July last year, Pitch Black proudly present the Junior Vasquez remixes of JF Sebastian�s �Burden�. The original mixes were supported by the likes of Deep Dish, Parks & Wilson and Satoshi Tomiie who also featured it on his Nu Breed CD. Junior Vasquez, one of the luminaries of New York�s club scene for many decades now and co-founder of the legendary Sound Factory re-rubs �Burden� with his trademark dark techy tribal drum rolls layered with soul-searching vocals of the highest quality. Both moving and seductive, the deep vocal proves to be more than delightful. Vasquez has reworked tracks for the likes of Madonna, Whitney Houston, Cher, Prince, Donna Summer, Diana Ross, Janet Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, Pet Shop Boys and the Beatles! Huge support from the likes of Tom Stephan on his Kiss100 show, John Digweed, Paul Oakenfold, and Danny Howells.

Disc 1:
A - Let It Rain
B - Let It Rain (Mystery vocal mix)

Disc 2:
A - Let It Rain (DJ 4 Strings vocal mix)
B - Let It Rain (Driftwood vocal mix)

CD:
1 - Let It Rain (Radio edit)
2 - Let It Rain Mix (feat. vocal mix / 4 Strings instrumental / Driftwood vocal remix / E-Craig vocal remix)

This is the brand new exclusive single from Dutch trance outfit 4 Strings, following chart hits 'Take Me Away (Into The Night)', no.15 UK chart and 'Diving', no. 28 UK chart,on Nebula. This a commercial crossover trance track that is heading straight for the UK charts. Remixes come from Driftwood, known for their 'Freeloader' hit on Positiva, on a chunky b-line driven trance tip. The Mystery provides a big room trance sound and E-Craig toughens it all up with a hard dance remix. Finally DJ 4 Strings, the live DJ element of 4 Strings, provides a harder trance, acid driven remix. Licensed to 'Cream Club Ibiza', 'Trance Anthems' (both forthcoming.)

A - Protein
B - Foreigner

After his awesome remix on Pied Piper, Joshua Cantrell returns with his own EP of deep, tech-house on Midnight. Early releases were supported by Nick Warren on his essential selection. Awesome feedback and DJ support firmly placing this release In the boxes of the cooler jocks.

A - Legitimate Sounds
B - Legitimate Sounds (Paul Maddox remix)

Having brought the global hard dance floor to its knees with the mighty 'Countdown' (single of the month in DJ Magazine and Upfront Magazine and featuring on numerous compilations worldwide) the Stimulants are back once again with yet another summer slammer! Steering into the heady realms of hard trance (UK style) the boys have put together another effervescent blend of block rockin' beats, huge heaven-sent roof-raising riffs and rollercoaster peaks and troughs, all of which are driven along by a throbbing and powerful bassline. This has been tried and tested across the land by a select few, all of whom have voiced a unanimous opinion: ANTHEM! The flipside welcomes Tidy starlet Paul 'Mad Dog' Maddox to Stimulant HQ for the first time and what a debut mix he's brought to the table. Showcasing his own approach to the UK Techno sound he strips the mix bare and reloads the drums and percussion to suit whilst chopping up the arrangement to bits in a cool cut 'n' paste fashion before throwing in a rather deadly 2-step breaks 'n' bass break down at the mid point to get the crowd hyped.

A - Perseverance (Mark Wheawill mix)
B - Perseverance (MIdnight Blue mix)

Source of Gravity provide an awesome vocal monster on their debut for Pied Piper with vocals by Chris Stereo. Mark Wheawill provides a wicked progressive mix, while Alex Church and Joshua Cantrell team up under there Midnight Blue Guise for a chilled tech house alternative.

A - Santa Margherita (Peace Division Beatz & Piecez dub mix)
B1 - Santa Margherita (Guy Williams Fiction Club mix)
B2 - Santa Margherita (Guy Williams Electrostomp dub)

Now comes the Peace Division and Guy Williams' mixes of �Santa Margherita�. 3 mixes for the tougher floors: on the A side, Peace Division deliver a dirty, grimy groove with driving percussion and a massive breakdown. Guy Williams� mixes lighten it up a little, taking the sample and dropping it over a funky tribal beat.

Following his two highly acclaimed EPs for Freerange comes the debut long player from Andreas Saag, musician / producer and all-round wunderkind. As those in the know will insist, Andreas� productions always hit the spot, whether it be his Stateless productions for Freerange, his Swell Session stuff for Hollow or his jazzy edged techno for Samuel L. Sessions SLS label. His releases are bringing a new depth and quality to the nu jazz, house and electronica scenes. This album is a deep and soulful beauty that features the likes of fellow Gothenburg residents Yukimi Nagano (Koop), Elsa Hedberg and Jonatan Backelie as well as a whole host of other musicians. This predominantly song-based album oozes with good vibes and a depth that belies Andreas�s youth. Tracks such as �All Of A Sudden� and �Too Late� draw on the traditions of Scandinavian jazz music whilst pulling them kicking and screaming into the 21st century by fusing sublime songwriting and vocals with fat breaks and bass lines that move you. Other tracks such as �Bringin� Me down� and �Falling Into� (now established as a Co-op classic!) show far more of a soulful side to Andreas� productions, minimal and funky enough to move the dancefloor but keeping enough melody and harmony to entice even the most jaded of music lovers out there.

Track Listing:
1. All Of A Sudden
2. Bringin� Me Down
3. Falling Into (Swell Session�s Boy Wonder remix)
4. Another Day (album version)
5. How You Believe
6. Rejected For Life (Album Version)
7. Inner City Winter
8. Unequalled
9. Leave Me Now
10. Too Late

'Ultra Music Festival 01' is an ultra-mixture of the hottest tracks from the world's biggest and bet electronic artists. Culled from the line-up of America's biggest electronic music festival, this album presents the most recent hits in trance, breaks, progressive, drum 'n' bass, house and all others in between.

Track Listing:
1. Sasha - Wavy Gravy
2. Rabbit In The Moon - Time Bomb
3. Underworld - Little Speaker
4. Layo & Bushwacka! - Shining Through
5. Wink - Superfreak (Freak) (Mr G remix)
6. Oakenfold vs. DJ Judas - The Prophet (Sabata remix)
7. Tiësto - Lethal Industry
8. Paul van Dyk � Animacion
9. DJ Icey - Dim The Sky
10. Roni Size - Sound Advice
11. Styles Of Beyond - Subculture (Dieselboy & Kaos Mix)
12. AK1200 feat. Terra Deva � Fake (Dylan�s Chaos Mix)

A - Groove Me
B - Groove Me (Nils Hess remix)

Greek producer, Bill Makris, has formed a fresh house sound that sits between tribal and tech house. He can produce music right across the board which is why he�s had releases out on the Plastic City label and LTJ Bukem�s Good Lookin� label, and has just finished a remix for Steve Lawler�s Harlem imprint. He also has several more releases planned on Eukahouse including an album project. �Groove Me� is a tough house track, bringing together elements from the tech house and tribal house scene to devastating effect. Solid beats, a driving bass line, bound together with a vocal that�s going to cause serious damage on the floor.

A - Shadows
B - Transient

Already receiving good support from Sasha, Sander Kleinenberg, Anthony Pappa and Hernan Cattaneo, this release has all the elements to rock any floor. The A-side is a wicked driving groove, in an almost old-school progressive format, but with some wicked up to date synths and stabs. Flipped by �Transient�, which opts for a full on peak time layout, with driving drums leading the way through some ace atmospherics and builds. This is pure quality, peak time rocking stuff which will blow them away time after time.

A - Billy Daniel Bunter & Steve Blake - Understand
B - Ali Wilson & Carl Nicholson - Superstitious

The A side is hard UK trance of the anthem variety and the 2 artists at the helm say it all. Fast paced, huge break downs, catchy hooks and memorable vocals are the order of the day. The flip is the sound of the UK Hard Trance underground! On a deeper tip to the A side, this infectious track has got class written all over it. Tech-y beats and bass groove the track along to a huge trance break down and powerful kick in. Both tracks are massive wherever played.

A - Hootinanny
B - Mind Rewind (Satoshi Tomiie's Mind Blister mix)

This is a biggie. Oh, and there�s a Satoshi Tomiie mix of �Mind Rewind� on the B-side which is pretty good as well. This is house music, twisted into all its variations by 2 exceptional producers. The A-side is a hybrid affair, with trippy house beats and a Juan Atkins techno feel. Key changing basslines and mad drops abound, this record is BIG but with a small b. On the B-side Satoshi Tomiie does what he does best, superlative driving chunky house music. Taking the key elements from Cass�s previous single on Sabotage �Mind Rewind� and adding his own distinctive flavour. This rocks hard.

A - Quimera (Iberican mix)
B - Quimera (South American dub)

For those of you that don�t know, these three Spanish fellows are �The Boys�. From the Stereo Productions stable and true to form, this journey of the 3C�s is a rough one, pounding bass waves all the way to tribal paradise. 3 major players all on one slab and the outcome is deadly: blazing percussive loops and horn riffs that summon the troops to the dance floor � a simple but well thought out track that will pay dividends in the mix. Everybody�s ranting about the big �hands in the air� housey monsters �going off in Ibiza� � you need the odd tune that will bang on their heads and wake them up from their haze and this is it.

A - Am I? (Blake & Reynolds mix)
B - Am I?

Second release for Christiaan on the label and just as strong if not stronger than his previous release, 'Driving You Mad'. The label has again drafted in Steve Blake & Phil Reynolds to due the duties on the remix front. They did such a good job with the last Christiaan track that there were an obvious choice!

A - Crime
B - DEA

�Crime / DEA� is a monster release which will fit perfectly into DJ sets of progressive, techhouse, techno or breaksbeats. It has been No. 1 in the Massive Chart and is the biggest Cyber release so far this year. It has also been licensed to Dance Valley CD 2003.

A - Don't Stop
B - Wanna Funk

First up is �Don�t Stop�, a tech tune that oozes drive and passion with its girly vocal complementing the hard synths and rounded bassline. The percussion is pretty straight-laced to give the track its marching rhythm that is sure to satisfy the palette of clubbers and DJs alike. The flip, �Wanna Funk�, is a bit dirtier than �Don�t Stop� mainly because of the bassline that retains the menacing feel of the first track. The lead is even more tech edged than the first which gives the track most of its feel. The kick is almost tefal-flat in intonation which is a cool break from the norm.

A - All My Friends (Eightball vocal mix)
B - All My Friends (CF's Freak Life orchestra dub)

This is one of the few releases from Subversive this year as the label boss takes a quiet sabbatical. Quality rather than quantity is the name of the game. The Summer�s here, time to roll the car roof back, put on the shades, turn up the stereo, and blast out this year�s coolest new cut. Cevin Fisher is back to rock the club floors and pump up the speakers. From the man who gave us the Ibiza classics �The Freaks Come Out� and �Burning Up� comes his latest slice of vinyl heaven, �All My Friends�. The A side features a fully funked-up, pounding, disco assault from Almighty remixers Jon Musgrave and Jono Buchanan � already responsible for many No 1 Club Chart remixes this year. A slice of pure mainstream butt-wiggling, floor-tapping cool summer grooves. The flip side features the typical Cevin Fisher tough tribal workout that we�ve come to know and love. The kind of tune that will rock the terrace at Space this summer. Pure, simple, classic. The way it should be and the way we like it.

A - No Other Man (The Greek's remix)
B - No Other Man (Main mix)

G-pal returns to the fray with his latest single �No Other Man�. Following the success of his 'Future Music EP' on Yoshitoshi and his 'Beneath The Surface EP' on Shinichi, G-Pal completes the triple crown of dance music with a release on newly minted Yo! recordings. Gaining support from the likes of Anthony Pappa and Satoshi Tomiie,G-Pal creates another masterpiece in his signature moving style. The track is also featured on the upcoming Deep Dish Annie Nightingale Exclusive Mix. On the remix is hot producer The Greek (aka Tone Depth) who delivers a haunting remix with an epic guitar breakdown. With production skills like this � it�s no wonder the Greek has four cuts on the new Deep Dish Global Underground compilation, proving he is indeed the man.

A1 - Luv Got Me
A2 - 905 Beats
B1 - U Be U
B2 - 416 Beats

�Luv Got Me� on side A is a sultry, jazzy houser. Deep chords, simple drums, saxophone and a quirky jazz vocal provide a track for a million back room bars. �U Be U� on the flip is a phat slice of deep disco house. Looping percussion, slap bass, funky horns, strings and a catchy vocal sample are the ingredients for this feel-good track.

A - Everest
B - Spellbound

Everest and Spellbound are two exclusive anthemic trance tracks from up and coming new Swedish producer Inzite who has released a couple of underground tracks in Europe. Licensed to Godskitchen Worldwide.

A - The Warm Up
B - What I'm Saying

Julian & Fernando's first release for Shaboom is a quality double A-sider that stands head and shoulders above the competition. �The Warm Up� builds around a gorgeous synth pad with crisp, driving drums that lock into a hypnotic groove. What makes this track special is the country music award acceptance speech that plays over the top and is an emotional tribute to God, music and 'everybody else who knows me' before she breaks down in tears, showing that a bit of imagination can bring a smile to everybody's face. On the flip, �What I'm Saying� toughens things up with live funk bassline and enough acid squiggles to keep any dancefloor in the zone.

A1 - Bank Job
A2 - Tic
B1 - Terrorists
B2 - Bank Job (Boyz From The Hudd mix)

Bank Job is party breaks vs. 70�s psychedelic soul funk. With Kava Kava things are party tipped, funky yet sinister. The band let rip with a variety of squelchy grooves while Pat has space to prove he�s funked up and freaked out: soulful on 'Terrorists', psychotic on 'Tic'. Kava Kava are a timely fix of old school, soul and blues influences over chunky beats and breaks, live guitar funk, lush bleeps, dirty bass synths and ass kicking grooves. DJ mag referred to their last EP as �an outstanding funky challenge� and with this belter of a 12, they are back once more to mess with your minds and feet.

A - Malik - Basement Frequencies (Darko mix)
B - Boombatcha - Kotozen

Malik's 'Basement Frequencies' is a groovy workout from Darko, utilising all his trademark sounds. The groove is built up nicely before the bassline is rolled into action. The track continues to layer up with a nice use of pads before dropping out for the first time. Everything kicks back in Darko style and hooks are added through the main section and things are lifted right up before the drums are layered out to cleverly ease the track into its ending. Boombatcha's 'Kotozen' may be best described as funky techno although it has house and tech-house elements. Punchy production and an techno style drums are the order of the day whilst as crazy effected sample floats in and out to form the main groove. Just as you think the track is going in one direction some beautiful deep pads and synth hooks set the tome for the mood of this toe-tapping groover.

A - Trauma
B - Trauma (Rob Curtis remix)

The original works an Ice-T vocal over the top of layer after layer of tight percussion. An acidy bassline rips away in the background as a whole host of samples float in and out over top. For good measure everything boils down into a dub reggae stepped breakdown with off-beat bass stabs. For the remixes of the track, the duty was turned over to the public for a remix contest. Three tracks were chosen. One of the three winning remixes is on the flip of this first disc. The mix comes from Vancouver native Rob Curtis and it's nothing short of stunning. Curtis stands tall with a tight progressive gem. He uses plenty of chords and subtle atmosphere to set the mood. Key changes form the melody of the mix while the sample cuts float around in a wash of reverb. A deep progressive ride that will appeal to all.

A - Jump On It (vocal mix)
B1 - Jump On It (instrumental)
B2 - Jump On It (a capella)

This is the fourth release on the new label from world renowned hit makers and DJs Phats & Small. Twisted hypnotic mutant disco from our resident in-house band.

A - Perfect Organism
B - Perfect Organism (Andy Farley remix)

Prime Mover are Dave Parkinson and Aron Paramor, currently the darlings of the hard dance scene and widely respected as the hottest production team around. They also record under the guises Grinder (Y2K) and Revolution 9 (Duty Free). Dave Parkinson has engineered for Tall Paul, Judge Jules, and Fergie amongst many others. Prime Mover are now signed exclusively to Tripoli Trax. The same set of supporters are behind this, their latest offering. A track of high quality energetic hard dance that is fast reaching anthem status in the club scene. With the Andy Farley mix on the flip providing a darker twisted edge, this is destroying dancefloors everywhere.

A - Standing Alone (Chris Lums' Lumifornia mix)
B - Standing Alone (Studio Nova retouch)
C - Standing Alone
D - Standing Alone (DJ Garth & Markie Mark mix)

'Standing Alone' is the first release under Honchos� new distribution deal with Amato. Written and produced by Rob Rives, the man behind many a production by Francois K and Danny Tenaglia (as engineer) as well as countless projects himself, this double pack comes jam packed with killer remixes from the cream of the USA crop, namely Chris Lum, Mazi (Studio Nova) and DJ Garth and Markie Mark (AKA Rocket). 'Standing Alone' is a twisting, snaking balearic house moment. Its Spanish guitars and dubbed out vocals offset the dark feel to the rolling drums as hazy production. Rives, as always, keeps things slightly left of field, but this monster track is sure to find a home in the more salubrious nightclubs of this world. Chris Lum�s remix rolls with military-esque drum patterns, deep and sensual chords and a booming bassline, whilst Studio Nova�s mix keeps things jackin� with enough bleeps and bounce to keep everyone happy. DJ Garth & Markie Mark round things up with a remix of true dub proportions. The reggae skank and digital drums make for a mix more in the vein of Adrian Sherwood or Andy Weatherall�s dubbier moments, and is the perfect antidote to the pacey drums of the other mixes. A deep, chilled moment to be savoured.

A - Electronic Malfunction
B - Electronic Malfunction (DJ Cor Fijneman's Outstanding remix)

A hybrid of banging hands in the air trance, electro and techno. �Electronic Malfunction� has been disrupting dancefloors across the UK, Europe and the world from exclusive CDR since March and is set to blow the lid off the world of trance.

Disc 1:
A - The DJ's Calling
B - Make It Funky

Disc 2:
A - Rulers Anthem
B - Temptation (Dean Coleman vocal Intimidation mix)

Vibe Resident�s (aka Rulers Of The Deep) are a DJ / production / remix duo comprised of DJ Meri and P Julm from Estonia. The two met in 1998 when they were chosen to become the resident DJs for the most talked about event in Estonia OVIBE'. When the two came together to remix KOT's 'Finally' their talent soon became noticed by the likes of Seamus Haji and Simon Dunmore (Defected), Roger Sanchez, and Josh Wink. They then remixed ATFC's 'Sleep Talk' that went to no.1 in the UK charts. Their dedication to DJ Dozia 'Track One' (inspired by one of his guest spots to Vibe) was signed to Ovum recordings and lead to a remix of SNS Project's 'Get Up'. Basically, all of the tracks on these two 12s are subtly different but all contain the chunky beats, tight percussion and haunting riffs that are now trademarks of �The Residents�. Already been hammered at the Italian Music Event (Rimini) by X-Press 2, Justin (Peace Division) and Gino (Different Gear).

A - It's Showtime
B - It's Showtime (The Spectacular One's Show Off mix)

Jules and Paul return again, donning their infamous VPL disguise to deliver a tough trancer with a melodic edge. The original mix builds up a pumping groove with sirens and a dark distorted bassline before the melody unfolds. Euphoric, but still tough enough for the Closet dancefloors. On the flip for those who like to add a bit of funky flavour to their music, newcomer The Spectacular One delivers a funky bass driven remix that will win over new fans for Closet.

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