Bill has recently remixed Lamb�s amazing 'Gorecki', which caused a stir on both sides of the Atlantic with Pete Tong featuring it heavily on his show. Bill also has current releases on Bedrock and Perfecto and has recently remixed Jan Johnson. As far as remixes are concerned, the in demand Xzique boys go on their most tribal excursion yet with a relentless groove that builds towards a frenzied break and US deep maestros Sphere, go to work on the flip side, keeping things moody and dark. Vocal samples throughout add to the overall atmosphere of the track. The Xzique remix is getting rotation from the usual suspects including Steve Lawler and the Sphere remix has been played by John Digweed on his Kiss show on 3 different occasions.

'Go Crazy' is an old school tracky number in a sort of an old relief vein with organic tones played over a riding tracky rhythm. 'Good Time' has a get get down feel with Paul once again on vocals with this soon to be house anthem. 'Woman Masturbate Too' takes on another moaning and groaning abroad. Paul Johnson is well known all over the world with his huge release 'Get Get Down' on Moody recordings that sold over half a million copies. Paul is one of the pioneers for the early Chicago ghetto house trax movement which became a world phenomenon and has released numerous records on some of the worlds finest labels.

On the A-side Sumsonic partners Chris and Marc turn in an amazing dub that builds upon layers of beautiful pads and whispered vocals. This mix is getting huge rotation from all the premier league DJs and has already been inlcuded on Anthony Pappa�s new React Album CD. On the flip Side Switzerland's very own Pow Low gives us his Instinct remix, which is quite simply one hell of a groover. Tobi Wirz (Greed) hails from Switzerland. He�s been making superbly crafted house music for years and is responsible for giving us such classics as 'Promises' and 'Strange World'.

Crescendo present Headfunk, who were formed in the Summer of 2000 by Rob Fletcher (Resident at Manchester's Herbal Tea Parties and Sonar) and Andy Tracey (The Joy / Monosphere). Their first release 'Dusk Til Dawn' (released on Dorigen Records), was picked up by DJs such as Ralph Lawson (20:20 Vision) and Greg Vickers (Tribal Sessions). Here they provide more techy, dubby mayhem with two class tracks for you to enjoy, in paricular 'Something For Your Mind' which has been receiving a lot of interest since the promos went out. Check out www.headfunk.net.

RR Recordings is known for its 'try out' releases, with each and every one ending up a success in several territories. Releases such as: 'Mystery � The Mystery', 'Peran van Dijk � Good Time', 'Exor � The Bells', 'Ambassadors of Love � Deeper Love' and more have proven the strength of their successful formula already.

Noise Traxx is back with 2 brand new latin house tracks! These tracks (Chasing 1 & Chasing 2) are composed, realized, arranged and produced by Junior Jack and Kid Creme. They are part of Junior Jack's 'Latin project'. This summer, all DJs will get crazy where they will 'chase' in Ibiza.

As an exclusive artist Weirdo has built his own following and developed his own distinctive sound which has added a fresh dimension to Tinrib as a label. His first album achieved very good sales, and the follow up is eagerly anticipated. Each of the seven previously released tracks on the album received fantastic reviews from DJs and magazines alike and all of the tracks on the accompanying album vinyl are strong. They have been carefully selected to compliment each other, with a hard trancer on one side and something a little different on the other � on a rave tip or funky hard house.

Tracklisting:

1. 2001 intro
2. Horny
3. Don�t Think
4. We Decide
5. Ghost Stick
6. Vinyl Warning
7. Am I Getting Thru?
8. Blue Oyster* � Weirdo Mix
9. Diskotek
10. Afterworld
11. Too Deep
12. Devil�s Plaything
13. I Know A Plaice

Allen & Healey are Mark Allen and Tim 'Electric Tease' Healey .Buzzing is a progressive trance epic driven by an 'Age Of Love' style bassline and coupled with an eerie synth line. Sultry female vocals end the intro which is followed by the bassline kicking in and kicking off. Drug Music is (as the title suggests) a druggy piece of music and it's evident in the track from the off, with it being filtered and fucked with from an incomprehensible sound until it becomes crystal clear. Then the track kicks off in a nice 'heads down, stomping' style! Percussive tricks & a one off time-stretched vocal add a little spice to the track.

Ashley Beedle � �Drug Music is big for X-Press 2�
Futureshock � �Good pitched down, it's the B-Side�
Tim Lennox � �Playing on Galaxy weekender and charted the last two weeks�
Nick Warren � �In the box�
Danny Howells � �Love It. Very big on the dancefloor�

When two of the top 50 most popular DJs in the world get together to record it�s always going to be a very special project. BK and Anne Savage have taken their knowledge of the best dancefloors in the world and transformed it into a two track release that�ll equally go down a storm at the mega Slinky as it would at the underground riot! �Instantly� is a peak-time stormer that incorporates massive trance riffage with BK�s trademark driving hard house groove. On the flip, �Junglize� is a pumping tribal number that fuses hypnotic techno grooves with a chunky house vibe that�s appealing to all.

The saga continues as Southend�s funky squad deliver the fourth instalment in their filtered funk series. Having blazed a trail with the first three, it�s showtime once again as the duo seek to capitalise on support from players such as Eric Morillo, Judge Jules and Alan Thompson! The first instalment of this twisted mayhem sank its teeth into Judge Jules� earlobe and jus� wouldn�t let go! A �tried & tested� record on his show and spins for 5 weeks running meant that the nation now knows the power of the yellow Nukleuz funk.

Defective Audio is a new name, never seen on the Tidy release sheet until now and Dom Sweeten (Satellite Kidz / OD404) has not disappointed his fans with a cool double helping of cold and calculated hard house. On the A side we have 'Last Orders', a gargantuan blend of floor shaking kicks, rasping percussion, bizarre and quirky vocals and evil filtered stabs that have seen early support from the likes of Glazby and Ian M. However, on the flip we have a nice contrast with Skyline, which is slightly leaning towards the trancier side of things making this a cool workout in anyone�s books.

The late great RR Fierce (who sadly passed away in December of last year) teamed up with Australian DJ K-Live for this track. Few artists have managed to capture the real essence of hard dance quite like RR Fierce. This is probably one of the hardest tracks around: it�s full steam ahead from the very beginning and definitely one for the harder floors. The twisted riff and memorable vocals ensure that everyone sits up and takes notice of this monster of a track. Jez & Charlie (flipside remix) would appear to be at the start of a promising production career, if this track is anything to go by. This driving little number takes noticeable influence from the OD404 sound and the fact that it can fit into almost anybody�s set has seen this track doing damage for months on acetate. The groove of the track is excellent but it�s the uplifting trance riff that finishes it off perfectly.

'Check This Out' is a hard trance affair that manages to retain Ilogik's distinctive sound. It crashes along until the lead riff appears, taking you to a new uplifting level with an effected riff sweeping you off your feet. It kicks back in and steams off at pace again before lulling towards the end and gradually stoping at halt. On the flip, 'Explode' does exactly what it says in the tin. This is a darker affair with a techno feel to it. Keeping all the Ilogik elements that are hard and combining this dark sound helps to provide a track for the more discerning listener. Ilogik shows he can cater for all in this neat little package and is a point well made and supported by Ministry Mag making it tune of the month.

This techy 2-tracker produced by Danish bass head Morten Fresh is heavily influenced by the soundz of Chicago and captures the true underground spirit where a track is a track and it�s made to be played LOUD! When Morten began studying he had took a semester in Chicago: �I simply couldn�t resist playing there and soon I had a weekly radio show on the campus radio and played private parties for my friends.� After a short stint with hip-hop he started to work on three decks, Little Louie Vega being his prime influence: �Hip Hop was good for me cause it taught me to stay in contact with the decks� Morten says : �But I needed something more soulful without loosing the booty factor!� This is not the first production Morten has been able to get good results on: �It�s been a year since I started tracking and one of the first thing I did was a remix of Laurent Garnier�s �Greed� for a competition on his web site and much to my surprise it was amongst the 20 mixes Laurent Garnier choose to be the best. Since then I�ve tried out some different approaches and the two track�s here are the first to be released under my own name.�

19 Box Recordings always focuses on one original track with a named remixer brought in to raise the profile of the package. On the A side Marino Berardi goes all techy whilst creating a soft melodic feel with the use of some beautiful pads and strings. A mix that�s sure to find favour with the likes of Terry Francis and Craig Richards as well as the usual progressive suspects. 'Turn Down' on the AA side is an entirely different beast altogether. Hard and angry, it just doesn�t let up from start to finish. A real peak-time high octane crowd pleaser.

Austin Leeds is one of America�s finest underground house producers. He has already released various tracks in the US on Bliss, in the UK on Bedrock and Choo Choo and has tracks coming up on Mechanism. Here, he checks in with a tuff slab of deep, dark progressive house, with twisted beats and gliding synths. Perfect for the dancefloor.

As some of you may already be aware, the Thumper boys have recently returned from a tour of Oz, playing out at the Gatecrasher Summer Sound System. �The Bouncer�, not to be confused with the old school �Kicks Like a Mule� anthem, is set to be an ass-kicking assault on the sweat fuelled dance floors of the UK�s hardest nights out. The bassline throbs and tickles with depth and power over some turbine beats and stabs, and a fully loaded vocal pounces in and out of the track to bring you to a hectic but storming breakdown. �The Melbourne Shuffle� is a furious tribute the up-for-it crowds who were fortunate enough to rock along to the storming sets played out in Oz. It�s the sort of track that you can�t help but lose yourself to, and will no doubt leave clubbers looking like an escapee from a secure mental ward after getting the maximum benefit of its mind twisting sirens and horns. The breakdown is dark and submissive and equally euphoric, the bass is heavy and frighteningly addictive.

Philadelphia natives, Tigerhook Corp. unveil their latest and best offering to date. This truly one of a kind record consists of tracks from several different producers and writers who unite to form the Tigerhook Corp. With a recent release on End recordings and Hooj Choons, the members have already built themselves quite a name, but here on Saw, they deliver three all unique, must-have tracks.The A side� BLUE LIGHTS. This track is a truly haunting experience. Its dark steady pacing enthralls the crowd, teasing them to no end. A definite Digweed tune! On the B-side are two tracks. The outer cut� KEYS TO LIFE. A beautiful melodic track dashed with an essence of Detroit flava. This tune is bound to wind up a late night anthem. Its slow tempo and blissful melodies arise tears in all. Lurking on the inside cut is a ferocious club monster� HEAVY ROTATION. Fierce live percussion, eerie tripped out sounds and a mind-boggling, body thumping baseline make this track a single by itself.