Bass-heavy, floor-shaking, club music at its best! An already slammin� track comes primed with a massive thumping monster of a remix from the infamous CJ Bolland! 'Shake it' was written and produced by Patrick Bruyndonx and Bjorn (DJ Ghost) Wendelen who also provides the vocals. Byte records fastened down the hatches and put out the Moon�s first big hit, namely 'Blow up the speakers', which was written and produced by Bjorn (DJ Ghost) Wendelen, Patrick Bruyndonx and Danny Van Wauwe. Not surprisingly the disc shot up the dance charts to the Number 1 spot and made a quantum leap into the Belgian singles charts, reaching Number 11. In the Benelux, Spain and Germany the disc was a thundering success and the follow up was equally devastating. 'Sushi' took pole position in the Belgian dance charts at Number 1 and held it against all invaders for more than 4 weeks. The magic of the mighty weight behind �The Moon� lies in the vast collective experience that the producers have between them. Bjorn (DJ Ghost) Wendelen was the driving force behind the renowned CM Trax, and Patrick Bruyndonx earned an international reputation for his Hatrix and Galliard productions.

Slackjaw are a dance based group a.k.a. as Bug (formerly on Serious Records.) The group features the vocal talents of Danielle Gillieron with solid dancefloor production from the Freeloader boys whose remixes have recently featured on labels such as Renaissance, Hooj, Manifesto, Junior, Fuju and 3beat. The original mix is a building house groove that will fit into any set from any DJ. Techy in its nature and housey in its feel, the track is perfectly set by the vocals of Dani Gillieron. On the flip side Cube, recent signings to 3 Beat Music, supply a darker and deeper tribal affair. Cube consists of Tim Scott, Stephen Bent and vocalist Dani G. Tim & Steve have worked together and individually and have appeared on various labels from Junior to Toko under guises such as Kwirky, Nimrod, Element N and Freelaoder. Dani Gillieron has provided vocals for many of their own tracks, the most recent of which being the cool �Glow�. Their unique blend of house has found favour with the likes of Steve Lawler and Deep Dish. Deep Dish wanted to license this track for Yoshi Toshi - Sharam called the office on several occasions asking if it was available for world territories.

Honey Pot sticks with its underground roots with artists such as Jon Doe, Roosta and Paul Glazby, but finds new popularity with DJs such as Judge Jules and Graham Gold, with new signing�s and remixers such as Lee James and The Crow. Lee James continues where he left off from his excellent After Life release, and delivers a UK trancer of great euphoric proportions. Spencer Freeland goes down the hard underground route, with a track that suits his Frantic and Tasty residencies perfectly. Spearheading the exciting UK hard trance sound, this 12� goes down the tuff euphoric route on one side and the hard underground route on the other. Expect some exciting tracks over the coming months, on the UK Hard Trance series.

Ben Kaye & Synergy follow up their smash on the label with another stormer. 'Tranceform' takes them down a trancey road with an uplifting riff as the track builds with fierce potential. It then breaks into a musical melody with a hard hoover but keeping the trancey elements. This is another high quality production which is sure to set dancefloors reaching for the lasers wherever it is played. On the flipside John Whitemann returns hot on the heels of his recent number for the label with a storming remix. This combines all the quality elements from the original as well as adding more giving it a slightly techy feel.

'Subritual' perhaps goes deeper than Zero Tolerance ever has before. Whilst on an extended vacation in Australia, US based Austin Leeds has teamed up with the dynamic duo Ivan Gough and Gab Olivier. 'Subritual' is a dark and grinding soundscape of house music with crisp percussion and a deadly bassline. The track drops into a spacious break before slamming back into its finale. On the flip side there�s a Deep Funk remix that takes things deeper still. This is exactly what we�ve come to expect and love from Zero Tolerance. Ivan Gough and Gab Olivier have already released the two bombs �2 Heavy� and �Blackwitch/Blackphunk� under their Deep Funk guise. Groovy and funky house is what it�s all about. They are one of Australia�s hottest production outfits and have found huge favour with the worlds biggest DJs from Tenaglia to Sasha, Cox to Tomiie�

Liquid Records is the home of 4 Strings, Symphony of strings, Nightlife, Gizeh, Madelyne and Poject Medusa. The Creator is the first single release under the name of Donald & Giles, although D & G were also responsible for the main mixes of the Nightlife and Symphony of Strings releases on Liquid. Both records received massive support from trance DJs all over the world such as Judge Jules (played both records on BBC radio for weeks), Johan Gielen, Blank & Jones, Graham Gold, Scott Bond, Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, DJ Tatana, Tilmann Uhrmacher and lots more.

Mechanism presents the first of a few tracks signed from our Eastern European friends in Hungary. Since signing the track a three way effort has been made to push this release, the track has also been licensed to Play recordings and they have produced two fine mixes from 2Sinners & Cabasa, due for release in May. Planetarium will also release the track in its original form along with a remix. Jas (aka Chonga) has caused a stir since breaking onto the scene last summer with his Carnival EP on Saw. Phil Jason hails from NYC and has also had tracks out on Plastic Fantastic and Mechanism. He has projects forthcoming on labels such as Saw and Renaissance. Ortus is Lewis Hopkin from Airgap records in Devon. Having also signed tracks to Yoshitoshi, his deep, underground grooves have found favour with all the top Progressive DJs. The A side: 'JAS REMIX' is a full vocal mix which brings together all the elements associated with Jas: tribal grooves and dark moods set the tone for this awesome mix. The arrangement cleverly uses snippets of the vocals to make loops whilst the pads continue to bring the mood of the track up. In all, the track has quite a housey feel, not as dark as you may have expected from Jas. With it�s solid production and interesting vocal we expect a dancefloor response to cross right over. The AA side: 'ORTUS DUB MIX' is a deep, dark, driving progressive monster. Ortus has been moving away from his deeper grooves recently and this is an example of the net result. Peak-time mayhem is the order of the day: wicked moody stabs and a rock solid bassline-driven groove drive this track forward. As you might expect the production is top notch.

This is the follow up single to the massive club record �Dutch Drum Attack�! One of Judge Jules� favourite records (he played it on BBC radio for weeks), it was also heavily supported by the likes of Pete Tong, Lisa lashes, Steve Hill, Azzido da Bass, Blank & Jones, Scott Bond and Graham Gold etc.

Follow up to the excellent Addicitons which was the 2nd release on Anodyne, Quasistereo is Ricky Montanari, David Ruberto and Cirrilo, with vocals from Arlene Carol Leis. Acclerator fits in with the cool new Italian sound currently bubbling under the surface. A stripped down throbbing production with mechanical relentless vocals.

The essence of the Red Moon sound is the layering of gritty percussion to create perfect organic rhythms that draw you in, spin you round, hypnotize you, and gently let you down when it's all over. Red Moon is all about the journey, as depth and space divide the sparse instrumentation and twisted fx that ebb and flow through the mix. The intermittent use of vocals deepens the whole experience, while adding both spice and texture to everything. It's a formula that makes the whole listening experience that is 'Beautiful', exotically enthralling and wondrous. Call it tech house or whatever you want, Red Moon are one funk-fuelled fireball just waiting to explode worldwide. DJ Hal turns in a sublime more housed up mix, which sends shivers down your spine. Truly beautiful. However, once again, it�s Man of the moment Tony Thomas who steals the show. Tony�s mix gets the true treatment: Funk fuelled, dirty and defiantly rocking the mix is aimed at the harder/darker/cooler dance floors of club land. Tony has reached sales in excess of 10,000 per release and is one of the most in demand and prolific producers in the UK. Red Moon deliver the goods again.

The Original mix of '(Let's) Ride The Wave' is a collaboration between recent Nukleuz recruit Phil Reynolds and Interflow label owner Chris Hampshire, and the result is a peak time hard trance number that pushes all the right buttons. With Phil's knowledge of how to work a dancefloor and Chris' slick production style, '(Let's) Ride The Wave' is set to follow in the footsteps of Phil Reynold's massive '(Instru)mental' release on Nukleuz. On the second side, Justin Bourne reworks a hard house interpretation that retains the essential melodies from the 'A' side, while Vince Nysse completes the package, adding a dark and dirty twist to proceedings in a driving, bass heavy groover. The varied selection of mixes on '(Let's) Ride The Wave' has seen promo copies getting support from trance and hard house DJs alike. Don't miss the boat � Ride The Wave!

Subversive Records have presented many classic house anthems and is home to exclusive artist Cevin Fisher. Previous releases have included Cevin Fisher � Love You Some More, Lithium � Ride The Rhythm and George Morel � Morel�s Grooving Again, amongst others. Following on from the critically acclaimed �Open EP� earlier in the year Jason Jinx continues his previous success under the Rubber Souls guise, with labels including Yoshitoshi and Moody Recordings, Jason Jinx joins Subversive with a funky two track EP. Already big with Morillo, Rampling and Yousef to name but three. Jason �Jinx� Zamibito is a well respected New York Producer and DJ. He has recorded several tracks for Subliminal, Yoshitoshi, Moody, Sm:)e and remixed for among others Defected Records.

Bedrock Records releases the first of 2 samplers from John Digweed's acclaimed 'MMII' album. Sean Cusick (appearing here as Q6) delivers an eclectic affair in the form of his latest track 'Of Course'. This is not Cusick's first association with Bedrock, having appeared as one half of Freelance Icebreakers alongside Jimmy Van M on Bedrock's 'Voices' track. Now with a remix from sometime production partner, Phillip Charles, Bedrock is proud to be able to release one of the much sought after tracks from 'MMII' in the form of this special sampler. 'Of Course' is released as a sampler from the album. A driving cut at the forefront of house music, Cusick's risk taking and desire to push himself at the forefront of a new sound hurls itself to the fore. Beats roll in and out on a percussive roller coaster as blurred radio messages and fragmented vocals cut in and out over the top of it all, lost whilst thrown across space. Like names such as Chris Fortier, Three and Jimmy Van M, Sean Cusick is one of the prime movers in the success and rise in progressive house in the US. Having come to the fore on line-ups alongside Sasha, John Digweed, Josh Wink, and Nick Warren amongst others, Sean was instrumental in the success of New York club, Twilo along with Sasha and John Digweed and hails from the hot bed of talent and musical fervour that is America's East Coast. He's been seen on Bedrock before as one half of Freelance Icebreakers with Jimmy Van M, but more recent production work has seen associations with Three for Hallucination Records and projects for Saw Recordings with Medway. Phillip Charles injects the groove back into Cusick's minimal original mix with a truly funky reinterpretation of 'Of Course'. A huge throbbing base is layered with the space samples and distorted radio communications to create a dark and twisted cut which takes you on a journey in itself, from unceremonious beginnings to dance floor fervour in its 7 minutes! Through breakdowns, and throbbing, driving grooves, Charles has created a cut for peak time revellry at its finest. A worthy companion to Sean Cusick's minimal tripped out original.

�Deep Architecture� sees the debut release on 20:20 Vision from a unique combination of producers. With a mere 6000 miles apart from their respective homes of San Fran and Madrid, Dano has managed to team up with Spanish-based partners DJ Chus and Ceballos to produce �Deep Architecture�. After producing the summer scorcher, 'From Madrid With Love', with Penn last year DJ Chus and partner Ceballos continue the trans-Atlantic connection with Red Melon by this time teaming up with the man himself, Dano. The result is a fresh sound encompassing the superb percussion based production skills of Chus and Ceballos with the West coast tripped out keys that we have come to expect of Dano. This project follows in the same mould, perhaps with a tougher edge and even better production. DJ Chus is best known as resident DJ at the world famous Kapital club in Madrid, having been there since 1994. He also resided at the excellent Kadoc club in Portugal during its best years. This summer he is resident at Privilege, Ibiza for the Stereo Sessions and has also played at Pacha and Space. As a producer he created a new sound since 2001 with Ceballos creating celebrated tracks for Moody, Fluential and Bluem as well as the massive El Amor with Joeski last year. He has also just finished a mix CD for Defected records highlighting the 'Iberican Sound'. His partner Ceballos is from Madrid and started life in the world of techno before bringing his harder tribal edge to their production sound. Dano is San Fran�s favourite tech-house star, currently holding a residency at Spundae�s Nikita club which has just been voted best club in America. He started working in the studio with Tony Hewitt from Funky Techno Tribe in 1997 and has since joined forces with Joeski, Onionz and Doc Martin on releases for the likes of NRK, Junior, Moody and Greyhound.

Debut Nukleuz release from two very talented London-based DJ/Producers and also the first Nukleuz Red for a very long time! Ali and Matt are both 19 years-old and have both been a firm feature on the hard house scene in London for a while. They both have DJed at the massive Frantic/Fevah/XLR8/Riot! events and are well connected amongst the main players of the scene both in and out of London. Their debut release �Congo Groove� on the respected Re-Entry label was Mixmag Single Of The Month early 2002. Ali has also released material on Freezing Point records. Nukleuz Records is the number one 12� selling label in 2001 and aims to be the number one 12� selling label for 2002. Nukleuz Red represents a clubby hard house sound that is pitched at broader-based clubnights as it�s funky as hell! Mid and up-tempo pumping house that�s funky as you like! Fits into the sexy Dutch house sound of legendary producers such as Mac Zimms and The Freak.

To capitalize on the success of Nukleuz presents Hard Trance compilation on Virgin Records, we release a special edition EP featuring two future hard trance classics. Packaged in identical artwork to the album, this project is set to gain support from Nukleuz and hard trance fans alike! Mark Richardson has carved himself a niche as one of the most successful producers on the Nukleuz roster over the last seven months. His previous and future releases include; Hard Drive (Nukleuz Purple) / Mark Richardson & Phil Reynolds' 'Computer Music/Vinyl Addiction' (Nukleuz Purple) / Harry Diamond & The Mexican's 'Spectrum' (Mark Richardson Remix) (Nukleuz Purple) / Nukleuz DJ's 'DJ Nation' (Mark Richardson & Phil Reynolds' 'Supernova') / Andy Farley's 'Your Fear' (Mark Richardson Remix). James Lawson is one of the fastest rising stars in the world of hard house. As one half of The Edison Factor he has produced and remixed successfully with Nukleuz Records before and his debut �The Beginning� remains one of the most popular tracks of all time on Blue. He has also produced and remixed for Frantic Records, Tripoli Trax, Freezing Point and Vicious Circle.

'TRANCELUCENT 5 � Tribal Trance' is the latest instalment in the outstanding budget-price series brought to you by the good folks at Transient records. It offers up 11 TRIBAL-tinged belters, and gives you an EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW of 5 previously unreleased tracks and remixes which are gearing up to cause maximum impact on dance floors everywhere throughout the course of the year. To compliment the high quality of tunes showcased on TRANCELUCENT 5 we have enlisted the DJing talents of GREG COYLE. Having played most countries around the world and also featuring in 2 of the tracks as well as A&R for Transient, Greg moves us through the tribal-trance sound that has been shaking the dance floors globally. This album reflects the Tribal sound of Trance from around the world�

Track Listing:

Kruger and Coyle feat. H Strom - Submerge the Urge (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED)
Floorplay - 2002 (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED)
Southern Comforter - Another late Thursday (Spincycle remix)
Allen and Healey - Head over Heels (Yum Yum remix) (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED)
Export Audio - Move
Kruger and Coyle - The Witness (Marc O�Tool�s rain-man moves to club Dub)
John �00� Fleming - Dynamite (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED)
Allen and Healey - Buzzin
Floorplay - The Beat (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED)
A.B and T-Boy - Fat One
Electric Tease - Sizzler