Coming from the Pako & Frederik team, they have the same feeling and vibe on this progressive direction. On this 12 you will find 3 different progressive journeys, the A side: �Involve� is deep & groovy while the B side is more trippy and without musical compromise. It�s still sounding as fresh, funky and revelant as ever. Their tracks have been played by Remy, Danny Howells, John Digweed, Kasey Taylor, Chris Fortier, Jerry Bonham, St Dic, Deg and Frederik to name a few. Already licensed to a couple of major compilations in Benelux, France and Germany.

When We Were Kings was set up to highlight yesterdays disco / jazz funk gems for today�s dancefloors. Following in the same path as MOTON and other re-edit pursuits. For all dancers and true party people everywhere. Originally composed and produced by Vince Montana, who was the Head and Vibes Master of the Montana Sextet famous for club classics like �Heavy Vibes� amongst others. PAULS THINGS - Billy Paul meets Earth Wind and Fire meets Phil Spector! A barrage of a dancefloor gem. An out and out party firework. INSTANT MASH - A happy, snappy, cheeky little chap for shiny people to smile at on the dancefloor. FRESH FRUIT - NYC Peach Boys and Paradise Garage classic gets an electro dubism treatment to create a rather unusual fruit!

This record has already been number one in Roger's home country, South Africa. 'In The Beginning' was co-produced by the one and only Ferry Corsten and the record has been an ever present with all the main dance shows on UK radio including Judge Jules, Pete Tong, Danny Rampling and Dave Pearce at Radio One.

Impact previously released other tracks on the ITWT label such as 'Behind the Mirror' and 'Kemistry', and is the alter ego of Mistral, a long term Black Hole artist who has earned his stripes in the production of trance music. 'Message From Tibet' is a dark trancey track with an uplifting break and a recognizable melody that sticks in your memory. Definitely one to be played in the clubs. �Where R U� is a calmer arrangement and is more melodic with a vocodered vocal which suits the record perfectly. Finally, �Sirius� is a lighter trancey track. Licensed to ID&T�s Trance Volume 3.

�Monkey Forest� is a deep trance track with massive drive and breaks covered with intriguing strings, which follow the song all the way down. A top quality trance song which gets your attention anytime it�s played. 'Travelling' is a bit darker but more melodic, again with deep intriguing strings which take you away. Midway is the alter ego of producer Ralphie B who is busting the charts with his huge hit �Massive�, also released on the ITWT label. The track is already licensed to: Godskitchen vol. 7, Armin van Buuren 004, Essence of Trance vol 2, ID&T Trance vol 3, Johan Gielen mix comp (ID&T)

Those of you familiar with the label Plastic Fantastic should be well aware of a record entitled 'Dive' by Madoka. This release gave Madoka a lot of attention in the eyes of DJs and fans across the world. For Saw, he has produced a track called 'Slightly Forward' under the alias Akodama. An overwhelmingly warm bass line, an eerie female roboto-type voice, tons of percussion and one of a kind sounds join forces to create a track that heats up the speakers and gets hands in the air. This track has been receiving much play from Anthony Pappa, Trendroid and 3 Beat�s Andy Jarrod. On the Flip Side of this record is an intense remix by Trendroid. Their remix of 'Slightly Forward' is a deep, trancey yet every bit as bangin version of Akodama's main mix. They've managed to incorporate all the elements of the original and present them in such a way that the track is a totally different experienceeach time you hear it. It bangs, it grooves, it teases, it's got it all.

Champion Burns make their debut performance on a brand new house imprint and it certainly does not disappoint. Having previously scored numerous releases with Nukleuz and now with up and coming tracks for Tidy Trax, the dynamic duo sink their teeth into Phenomenal. Continuing in the same vein from the previous Majestic 12 release, the track takes on the form of a twisted, funked-up affair. The mix is full of quirky sounds and funky twists and will literally leave you in a spin. So much so that Eric Morillo has specifically stated �this is hot, you should have seen this in Miami, it took the roof off, nice and refreshing�. With support like that from one of the kings of funk, the label will continue to grow and grow.

This record marks a new direction for both the label and artist. Each Honey Pot release over the coming months will feature a more commercial track on one side and the usual cutting edge Honey Pot style on the other. On this release the commercial mix is the original Lee James version, and big euphoric UK trance is the order of the day. The underground mix comes from Paul Glazby, who bangs it out in a hard trance NRG style. Lee James has become a firm favorite over the past year with the hard house and hard trance scene, and has found himself in the record boxes of all the main players, and on all the major compilations. Paul Glazby is with out a doubt man of the moment on the harder scene, and on this 12 he comes up with one of his best remixes to date. Big, banging, bold and in ya face.

Debut outing for Texan producer, Jason Vasilas. This smooth, laid back progressive track was mailed out on a limited promo run last year and received a strong reaction from numerous key DJs. It now comes complete with a remix from hot new producer Jas - aka Chonga (SAW, Yoshitoshi, Plastic Fantastic, Mechanism). The Jas remix is hard, tough beats with a hint of the melody and vocal. Jas has produced a number of the cooler club tracks recently, starting with his breakout on Saw Recordings with the Dirty Carnival EP. Since then he has signed tracks to Mechanism and Plastic Fantastic and has remixed tracks for EQ, Yoshitoshi and Sumsonic. J ohn Digweed rang up personally to ask him to remix something for Bedrock and his tracks appear heavily in the sets of all the top progressive DJs and have featured many times on John Digweed�s Kiss FM show and Pete Tong�s Essential Selection.

Brand new outing from Anodyne � produced by Paul Emanuel, Jeremy Sylvester and Nick Crombie. Big top, end of the night stuff! The end of the world is upon us � so get up!

Robbie has had a busy couple of years: his �Bang� track on Multiply made number one in every UK Dance chart (RM, Coolcuts, Buzz etc.), shot onto Radio One, Kiss FM and Capital playlists and picked up huge support from the likes of Danny Rampling, Dave Pearce, Judge Jules and Pete Tong, culminating in a Top 15 hit record. He�s recently remixed a host of international artists including Harry �Choo Choo� Romero, Faithless, Felix da Housecat, Soulsearcher, Darryl Pandy, Moloko and The Funky Green Dogs, amongst others, and his Wicked Phunker track on Incredible was one of the biggest tunes of last year�s Miami Conference and a massive club smash. He�s also recently had tracks on Future Groove, Subliminal and Fluential under various aliases. Add to that a hectic international DJing schedule and you can see why he hasn�t had much time for himself!

BXR storming the world once again! Having knocked heads last year with the awesome �All The Way� and �Taureg�, BXR stalwart Ricky Le Roy delivers a sucker punch with his latest offering �One Day�. This is set to be Ricky�s biggest release to date with 2 mixes that simply light up any dance floor with awesome lead synth hooks and driving techno loops. Already an anthem at Slinky, Gatecrasher and Godskitchen. The Big Bass mix has a swirling deep bassline with uplifting synth stabs that lift and drive the track along with a searing kickdrum and clean techno percussion. The Le Roy mix is more industrial sounding with clear pearcing percussion building in and out of techno drops, resulting in a fine tuned tech-trance monster.

"Propelled by a bassline that swallows the room, �1,2,3, Kick It� sucks you in with an infectious vocal loop and frisky stabs, easing in emotive strings that soar in its lengthy and gargantuan centrepiece, before climaxing in walls of throbbing, string-soaked bliss. Forget the cold shower, because one twist of the wrist later and �Ilogik�s Elasticman Records Remix� is banging away harder and faster." So says Muzik Magazine about the storming second single from Alan Pullen on Baby Doll Records, the follow-up to his huge club anthems �Go Insane� and �Whiplash�. Alan Pullen is one of Ireland�s busiest DJs, an affable tastemaker with his finger firmly on the pulse. �1,2,3, Kick It� is set to bolster his growing international reputation: it�s a full-on epic with a gargantuan breakdown that�s been caned by the lucky few with acetates. The remix comes from man-of-the-moment Ilogik, currently on fine form with a string of smashes on his Elasticman and Ilogikal Breaks labels, not to mention others like Vicious Circle. His excellent �1,2,3� remix is respectful to the original, and features an equally monstrous breakdown.

As Destiny continue to make inroads on the prog scene with a fresh approach to the music, it�s clear they mean business. This release is full of sweeping basses, effected stabs and quirky loops. It�s a moody, dark affair that has all the qualities of what is currently lacking in the scene. The production is faultless and it just oozes quality. Great support on Radio 1 from Fontaine and on Kiss by Tall Paul and is currently being played on word tours by Fortier, Pearce and Manston. This is music for the masses.

The fourth release on Appalooso has been produced by a debuting artist who goes by the name of Greg Patterson. Greg started his musical life as a studio tech head producing dance and hip hop acts in Liverpool before moving back to his native Manchester where he began writing his own tunes which lean towards the dirtier end of house music. His debut single is �Tricks�, a non stop floor-filling collage of hooky riffs and head twisting production - it looks set to be Appalooso�s biggest hitter to date with early support coming from Seb Fontaine, Fergie, Tall Paul, Boy George and Brandon Block.

Databass steps up with his first A-Side release since his ground-breaking debut of a couple of years ago and judging by the reviews these tracks have had from the CD, he's back with another quantum leap in production. With steady remix work, a DJ schedule that will see him at dates all over the UK and Europe as part of the Boomtronics tour, not to mention running this here label - Databass keeps kickin' it up a notch. Hedrock Valley Beats also make their welcome return to Freakaboom with a tuff bass monster that is going to surprise a few people. After their last few outings, those of you that may have been surprised at the influences they had taken on board - prepare to be shocked. This one puts them right back into peak time and once again - one of the tracks on the Compilation that is constantly raved about. Sheethanger have gone from strength to strength since their debut on Freakaboom with releases on Forged, Plastic Raygun and In-Flight. This slick little roller eases you in to the groove, then keeps you there. A well produced and extremely tasty number that's sure to put the funk to your floor.

Following up on the success of their last release, Vinylcoup have created a unique E.P to further confirm their rising status as producers of new ideas within the hard house genre. The A side �Bang Goes the Drum� is a stomping track with a dirty, rude bassline that contradicts itself with its bouncy riff. This track is different from most in that it appears at first to be quite dark but emerges as an uplifting track full of energy. Clever little fills have been delicately sprinkled all over to create this ear-sweetner. The AA side �Ladies and Gentleman� is sure to appeal to the masses. Its �big-room� build-up is not only highly imaginitive but retains the feel-good factor now expected from these Londoners in every release. It has a cheeky vocal that will put a smile to everyone�s face and is guaranteed to wind any party up to an excitable frenzy. With the killjoy pundits continually claiming that hard house is on the way out, Vinylcoup are laughing in their faces with this release and it�s extremely difficult not to laugh with them.