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DJ Georgio Scramjet "Into Tha Groove" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.FPR006
The A-side is a dreamy progressive trance number with nice keyboard lines and a vocodered vocal. Check the flip for the Filterheadz remix: more on the funky tip � percussive, tribal house with a vocal sample.
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Classified Project "Spatial Enhancer" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.ALIEN025
Brand new 2 tracker on Alien Recordings, produced by Nic Vegetr. A-side is a progressive trance builder, with big synth lines and a dreamy breakdown, whilst the flip is more on the prog-house tip, led by funky synth stabs. As featured on Sasha�s San Francisco Global Underground CD.
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Various "Surrounded Part 2" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.SSCD002
Surround Sounds present Surrounded Part 2. Here is a stunning, deep, tribal, techy and very druggy mix provided by the talented Junk (Joe Williams a.k.a. as one half of the irrepressible The Light (Hooj/Sasha). This album is a collection of Class A�s! It starts off with a couple of killer tech-house cuts from sister label, 10 Kilo. Nathan Coles and PFN start off the proceedings in a seriously cool fashion before Junk take the mix low down, deep and dirty�..subterranean tribal business�.. that is lifted by the funk of Red Moon�s 'Basis' and the distorted, phat, electro-nica of Alpha Resource (sneak preview of a forthcoming belter of a single). A cheeky reedit of PFN�s classic, 'Philter', which was featured on Sasha & Digweed's 'Northern Exposure: Communicate CD', the awesome new single from Kodiak and a newy from Junk. By this stage the pace has really picked up before finishing proceedings with the enormous, 'Bitter Little Pill' by Starecase. Job Done! Hope the come down isn�t too bad.
Tracklisting:
1) NATHAN COLES � BUCK RAAS
2) PFN � FUTURE BURN (FILTHY HOUSE MIX)
3) VAUGHAN WILLIAMS � EPISODE
14) BENJI � RHYTHM
5) JUNK � LATIN GIRL
6) RED MOON � BASIS (BASS ODDTY MIX)
7) ALPHA RESOURCE � BLUEBERRY PANCAKE
8) PFN � PHILTER (J&B RARE RE-EDIT)
9) KODIAK � SHZAPPER
10) JUNK � SOUTHERN COMFORT
11) STARECASE � BITTER LITTLE PILL (LITTLE BIT OF PILL MIX)
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DJ 19 "I.C." Released 22.04.02 Cat No.19BOX010
19 Box Recordings are back with this fine slab of dark and groovy phuturefunk. Placed somewhere between New York and London, we have DJ19�s trip-tastic original mix that drives along in a mad, street racing type of way. Mesmerizing and hypnotic, one for the heads. On the A side is an amazing Piece Process remix that�s about as DJ friendly as you could hope for. This mix keeps things dubby and techy without losing that favourable progressive edge. Already a hit with the world�s cooler jocks and now set to hit the streets for the masses.
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Ingo "Like This" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.HOTWAX016
Hotwax re-release their first tune on the label with some big mixes. The original was huge and launched the career of Ingo and the label. It was this release that kicked started the northern hard house sound into gear and set the pace for others to follow. To celebrate this fact, the label have decided to update the track with some new fresh mixes in the form of a double pack. First up is Bulletproof who makes his third appearance on the label and delivers a driving mix with a hard off beat bassline and keeps the original feel. Next is Ben Kaye & Synergy who have been causing damage everywhere - this is a very different mix with nice stabs and a driving bassline. Then we have Colin B (aka Tweek) whose style of music and production just keeps on progressing with time.
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Tonuri "People R People" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.AM030
House outing from Tonuri, who was responsible for last year�s �Try to Get�, and even more successful �Hope�. Remixer Nick K has produced several tracks for UK imprints such as Hooj. An extra mix is provided by Hipp-E (from Hipp-E & Halo) together with DJ Alvredo.
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Various "Freakaboom Compilation" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.FRKCD001
Formed in 1998 by Justin Owen (Databass), Freakaboom has steadily built itself up to a point where it is now considered to be one of the key underground labels currently pushing the boundaries of this thing we call breakbeat. After the explosion/implosion of Big Beat, Freakaboom was one of the first labels to step in to the vacuum in an attempt to define a sound that would open the doors for producers across the world. Releasing formative tunes for artists like Koma + Bones and 2 Sinners as well as providing a steady flow of debut releases for new producers, DJs from across the genre (and the planet) quickly began to take notice of this little East London label that relied, not on hype or mass marketing, but on a string of cutting edge releases that had dance floors jumping. Now, just over 3 years down the track, Freakaboom has grown to become home for some of the scenes best rising talents. Kraymon, Junk Magnet, Hedrock Valley Beats, Objects to name a few. Not one to rest on its laurels though, the label still maintains as a high priority the discovery of new, unsigned and unreleased talent as this compilation will show.
Tracklisting
CD 1
*1) Old To The New: Kraymon
*2) Luna Landing: Galaxians (feat. Rory Dow)
3) Radio Beatbox (Remix): Phantom Beats
4) Wide Roller (Remix): Koma + Bones
*5) Lobster Boy: Objects
*6) Don't Stop: Hedrock Valley Beats
*7) Try Me (Remix): Databass
*8) Above & Beyond: Burufunk
9) Electraglide (Remix): Switchshift
*10) C-Beam: Aleph Null
11) My ZX81: Junk Magnet
*12) On The Button: Aether
CD 2
*1) Suburban Picnic: Ben Burns vs. Jake Subtropic
*2) Resistor: Databass
*3) Fade In (The Remix): Kraymon
4) Electric Drop (Remix): 2 Sinners
*5) Creation Of The Humanoids: Switchshift
*6) Discostep: Sheethanger
*7) Who You Are: 2 Sinners
*8) Kusanagi: Aleph Null
*9) Urban Rainmaker: Switchshift
*10) Mars Needs Women (Remix): Phantom Beats
11) Got To Get Busy: Kraymon
12) Thrill Seekers: Junk Magnet
* Exclusive Tracks
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Urban Dwellers "Loverman" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.PB3010 / PB3011
This double disc package includes remix work from someone who needs no introduction: Satoshi Tomiie. Part I of this package includes Urban Dwellers� original version and Satoshi�s Main-Path mix. Imagine deep stomping beats laced with a sensual vocal and dark twisting effects and that�s exactly what Satoshi delivers. His Main-Path mix was featured on Pete Tong�s Radio 1 Show when Satoshi was the DJ on the Phone. The second installment offers Satoshi�s Flip-Path Mix which brings on full intensity along with his Ambient Version which was featured on Nick Warren�s Essential Mix. The flipside supplies a nasty mix by another man who�s been sitting high on the top recently, Blackwatch. His deep and techy interpretation is full of cut up beats and eerie samples that is perfect for any set. A perfect way to bring in the New Year!
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C-Mos "Calling All Cars" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.BRG029
Originally released in limited quantities last year on Epos, Junior have picked this up and added an awesome Matthew Roberts Edit to the 12�. �Calling All Cars� was created by Olivier Abbeloos, who is head honcho at the Epos and Holographic labels in Belgium. He also records under the �Conga Squad� and �Warp Factor One� aliases as well as being a well respected DJ across Europe. Over the years Olivier has also recorded remixes for Paul Johnson, Soulsearcher and Tall Paul amongst others.
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Crico Castelli "Phunky Mafia" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.MDR9648
Details to follow.
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CZR "Take Me Higher" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.MDR9652
Details to follow.
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Dial M For Mogwai "Beatbox" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.KHZ001
Formerly appearing on Logic Records in 1998, 'Beat Box' was hammered by Judge Jules (at least 8 plays on Radio 1 of the original and Knuckleheadz mixes), spun by Pete Tong and by anyone who could lay their hands on a copy, and still is, with copies going for �10 at second hand shops! This is a limited pressing of the record before it appears on Tripoli Trax early next year. Included in this package is a new 2002 club from Dial M For Moguai and the original Knuckleheadz Mix which many regard as their finest moment next to their seminal 'House Rocca'.
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DKMA "The Rocket" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.CHG002
The original is a hypnotic track with a mystical sound. A definitive record layered with vocals and minimal elements while the remix is deep, dirty and twisted with quirky sounds amidst unrelenting percussive beats. An intelligent rearrangement of Dana's vocals creates an intensity and anticipation that builds throughout. This is pure class.
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Livio Tracks "Julya EP" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.BXRP0405
The Julya EP is an amazing 4 track techno EP that pushes the boundaires of the new hard dance sound that is sweeping across Europe, having been masterminded by Mauro Picotto, Marco Zaffarano, Chris Liebing and Jeff Mills. This 4 track belter is already gaining support in the UK from Fergie and Jules on Radio 1 and in the clubs from Anne Savage, Andy Farley, Dave Clarke, the Disco Brothers and the infamous BK .'Perpetue' is a tough track with �Awesome� style techno loops, filtered kick drums and percussion that kicks with ride hats that thrust the track into a rocking breakdown that goes off with a twisted siren sound. 'Password' is a banging techno groove with fierce percussion which is not for the faint hearted. 'Wanted' is a track that uses filters and solid percussion to interlink with a filtered vocal to hammer the track along. 'Totem' has a typical italian style trance � techno fusion with uplifting stabs and undulating bassline that takes you on a journey.
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Nimrod "U Know" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.EVE02053
On the A side is Pablo Gargano on the remix duties: he keeps the vocals from the beautifully haunting Dani G, but adds his own blend of crispy drum patterns, warm basslines, extra rhythmic melodies and luscious string washes. The flip features the original, and what a beauty it is...slightly harder than the A side, Tim concentrates on the stabby basslines and Dani�s excellent vocals.
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Ratio "You In Me" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.GEKK12
Gekko returns with another firing progressive track from no other than Tony �Praha� Rapacioli, who has released tracks on Platipus, Gekko, Sony, Positiva etc. Some records grab you on first listen by sheer excellence of their musicality. It kind of sits on the fence between trance and progressive; and you can�t ignore the beautiful vocals of Louise who has supplied vocals for labels such as Incentive, Cream, Platipus etc. Side B throbs and pulsates its way through gradually evolving filter scapes to their uncluttered conclusions. It leaves you wanting more, but in a very good way!
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Silverstone "If I Had A Choice" (NBG mixes) Released 22.04.02 Cat No.SP025
Slightly like Junior Jack�s Thrill me, though more stomping and with a harder drive, this track is one of a kind. This year Spinnin Records will be announcing the summer vibez to your dance floor with superb grooves and phat �n funky basslines that will make the crowd go insane!
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Sub Zero "Voyage" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.BACK03
SubZero checks in with a dance version of this huge 80s pop track by Desireless which went to the Top 5 in 1986. SubZero�s version is a proggy outing with a harder euro edge.
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Weirdo "Don't Think" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.RIB056
This is Disc 2 (out of 3) of Weirdo�s eagerly awaited second album, 'Normalisation'.
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Paul Glazby & Ilogik "Can't Stop" Released 22.04.02 Cat No.VICMAN01
This is a collaboration between Vicious Circle and Elasticman. Both labels are based in the North and both have established themselves as driving forces in the scene in their first couple of years. Paul Glazby and Ilogik are the North�s 2 most prolific producers, whether they�re working on tracks for their own labels or doing remix work for other labels within the scene, a week rarely goes by when these 2 aren�t in the studio! Glazby�s biggest releases to date have to be �Beautiful�, �Kick It� and his rework of �Dreams� on Virgin�s VC: Records which was hammered on Radio 1, while Ilogik has had great success with his �Make It Happen�, �Check This Out� and �Dance With Devil�. This really is peak time stuff, it drives along effortlessly before dropping into a rather subdued break, which then builds and builds before kicking off again with an almighty bang. The B-side is a more serious number with definite influence being taken from the Tinrib sound. Throbbing bass, stabby percussion and little scratchy effects drive the track along but it�s the big synth riff that really makes this track what it is.
�This track leaps out of the break like an elephant on speed� - James Lawson, Minstry Magazine
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