A - Trance-formation
B - Universal Nation 2002

Arguably Bonzai's biggest act to date, with huge Top 40 success on Inferno in the UK. Epic as ever and destined to crash the charts in the spring once it gets a UK release as it no doubt will.

Tidy�s CD singles have been launched especially to cater for the many CD only DJs out there. Each year there will be three to four volumes of Tidy Trax material that at the time of its vinyl release never made it onto CD single. Each volume will have the original and of course all the remixes of each particular title that have been released over the previous 3 to 6 months. The first edition lists 8 original tracks plus 3 remixes all for the price of one vinyl!

Track Listing:

1. Satellite Kidz � Funky Nuts
2. Satellite Kidz � Can u Feel it
3. Question Mark � The Birds
4. Question Mark � The Birds (Paul Maddox Remix)
5. Succargo � Get it Higher
6. Succargo � Once Again
7. Lee Haslam � Here comes the Pain
8. Lee Haslam � I Need U
9. DJ Shredda � Chainsaw (Crow Remix)
10. DJ Shredda � Chainsaw (Freak Remix)

A - The Rhythm
B - Protection

Filterheadz are one of the standout production duos to emerge in the dance scene this year. Remixing for the likes of Green Velvet, Bedrock and Minimalistix, and releasing tracks like 'The One Who Got Caught' and 'Sunshine', things really couldn�t be better for this Belgian pair. This piece of vinyl captures the dirtier side of the Filterheadz, and is inspired by a Tenaglia set the boys heard at Space last summer. 'The Rhythm' is a dark house number, heavy on basslines and featuring a haunting vocal courtesy of Tomaz of 'Sunshine' fame. You can see this one stirring up bedlam on dancefloors in the early hours of the morning. Already receiving support from Rui da Silva, John Digweed, and Austin Leeds. Trendroid also included 'The Rhythm' on their recent Transport compilation in the USA. 'Protection' is less dirty and more proggy, but still banging! This one has all the big boys dropping it in their sets including Sander Kleinenberg, Jimmy Van M, and Danny Howells. Stabbing bass synths and a riff that cuts right through you, this track is set to pop up on charts everywhere.

Disc 1:
A - Let Go
B - Let Go (Steve Hill remix)

Disc 2:
A - Let Go (Steve Blake & Phil Reynolds remix)
B - Let Go (Scott Mac remix)

Recent producers to appear on Y2K include Public Domain, Warp Brothers, Edison Factor and Guyver. Kinetica's 'Let Go' is already on the playlists of Dave Pearce on Radio 1 (3 plays) and Graham Gold on Kiss FM (2 plays). Dave Pearce played the track EVERY week at Eden in Ibiza, and charted it at number 3 in Ministry's 'Out There' section. Licensed from Transcend Records, Y2K add to the package remixes from the pioneers of hard trance, Steve Blake and Phil Reynolds, and one half of Mr Bishi and Frantic resident, Steve Hill. Alongside the original is the Scott Mac mix, fresh from remixing the No. 1 hit for DJ Sammy, 'Heaven' on Data.

A - Perpetual
B1 - Perpetual dub
B2 - Perpetual acapella

The Echomen undoubtedly have a name associated with quality. From their older 'Orient'/'One Way' release on End records to their recent 'Truth' on Hooj Choons, the boys of Echomen have the deep beautiful vibe down to a science. Their tracks are packed with an incomparable emotion level and electronic bliss. For SAW19 they shine with 'Perpetual', which upon its release, will mark the first vocal record on the SAW catalogue.

A - Let Me In
B - Let Me In (Mike Monday remix)

Guy Gerber was one of 2002�s brightest up and coming producers with releases on Kinky Vinyl, Whoop!, Alternative Route and Twisted, and 2003 looks like it�s going to be even bigger. This is his follow up to 'Flamer'/'Soon' which has become seminal for the likes of Satoshi Tommie, Scott & Scooby, Morrillo and many more. �Let Me In� is another timeless house record, incorporating jazz and techno influences. An uncompromising but infectious monotonal groove that gets hold of the floor and just wont let go. Original and sexy, this is pure house music! Mike Monday�s remix picks out the sexy overtones and best elements of the original and turns in another quality funky house remix designed for the floor.

Disc 1:
A - Don't Think It (Feel It)
B - Don't Think It (Feel It) (Shane 54 remix)

Disc 2:
A - Don't Think It (Feel It) (Cosmicman remix)
B - Don't Think It (Feel It) (Scott Mac remix)

CD:
1 - Don't Think It (Feel It)
2 - Don't Think It (Feel It) (Shane 54 remix)
3 - Don't Think It (Feel It) (Cosmicman remix)
4 - Don't Think It (Feel It) (Scott Mac remix)

Nebula is the home of quality top-level trance and commercial techno from Tiësto to Cosmic Gate and Armin to Vanguard. Stuart Langellan, aka Lange, is a prolific UK producer / remixer. He shot to fame by remixing DJ Sakin & Friends massive top 5 UK chart record 'Protect Your Mind (For The Love Of A Princess)' and has proceeded to remix everyone from Ian van Dahl to the Pet Shop Boys and Faithless. Lange has also hit the top 15 national charts under the name SuReal with 'You Take My Breath Away'. This is the follow up to the 2002 top 10 UK chart smash �Drifting Away�. Three juicy remixes from relative new-comer Shane 54 with a hot remix with a more edgy feel, Finland�s equally fresh commercial sensations Cosmicman and the tried and tested Scott Mac from the UK.

Disc 1:
A - Deep South (Mr C remix)
B - Deep South (D'Julz remix)

Disc 2:
A - Deep South (ILS remix)
B - Deep South (Lazyboy remix)

Amato are proud to announce the exclusive distribution of End Recordings and to celebrate the 50th release from the label, we bring you something very special indeed. The track that really put them on the map, Layo & Bushwacka�s classic �Deep South�, is back and re-jigged for 2003 with some killer new mixes from house legends Mr C and D�Julz on the first 12� and a quite simply stunning re-rub from iLS and Lazyboy on the second. Something for everyone. �Deep South� precedes a 2CD and 3x12� set, released end of February, celebrating 50 releases from one of the country�s leading underground labels. It includes classic tracks from the likes of The Producers, Layo & Bushwacka!, Mr C, Killer Loop, Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak and Circulation. �Deep South� was originally released in 1999 and was featured on their stunning and critically acclaimed debut album �Low Life�. It fast obtained cult status with its deep blues vibe, killer vocals, and seismic bassline. The remixes do not disappoint. MR C applies his trademark tech-house vibe � upping the tempo and techy elements of the original. D�Julz turns in a classic house mix with rising piano motif and deep,deep blues breakdown. iLS tears the roof of with a simply stunning 2003 breaks onslaught; and finally, Lazyboy (aka Rob da Bank & Mr Dan) stay truest to the downtempo soul original with their best work to date (and a sly knock at a certain other.)

A - One, One, One (Clive King remix)
B - One, One, One (Supreme Dream Team remix)

Coming from France via Media Benelux, Major Bryce has produced a storming European hardstyle monster that has taken the mainland by force and is now set to lay waste to the UK. Hardstyle is the European equivalent of hard house but is much more techno-based. Totally raw, it is the soundtrack to some of the biggest events in the world. 'One, One, One' features a turbo-charged "Whoop, Whoop, Whoop" like Joy Kitikonti on speed! Clive King is one of the biggest hardstyle DJ/Producers in Holland. He is A&R for Media Benelux and has remixed the mighty '4 Tribes' by Organ Donors out soon. Supreme Dream Team have produced the Radio One playlisted �Dreamer� which is set to smash the UK Top 40 in January 03. They have also turned in awesome remixes of Champion Burns �Attitude� and Organ Donors �4 Tribes��The whoops from Joyenergizer with a banging techno groove. Perfect for nuttier environments.

A1 - To Sir With Love (Attaboy remix)
A2 - To Sir With Love (Attaboy dub)
B1 - To Sir With Love

Nile, Independiente�s stunning new signing, has already had her sweet vocals taken to the dancefloor via a selection of outstanding remixes from artists including Atjazz, Swag and Chicken Lips, the latter of whom beautifully re-worked �To Sir With Love� last time around. On this occasion remix duties have been passed to Attaboy and Departure Lounge. Between them, these guys have recorded for labels including Toko (run by the Attaboy lads), Paper, End, Naked, Wave and Urbantorque and don�t disappoint here, both turning out cracking club versions that utilise Nile�s sultry vocals to the max.