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Artist: Gruuve / @tomasacosta
Remixers: Milos Pesovic / @milos-pesovic, Bastian Kay / @bastiankaymusic , Stiven Escarraga / @stiven-escarraga
Release Title: Blondie&D EP
Label: Beachside Records
Catalogue No: BS233
Release: 2021/05/07

The next stop at Beachside Records is one of the most exciting for our office, we are happy to announce and warmly welcome Tomas Acosta aka Gruuve as a new member of our family of artists, he performs with Blondie & D EP, an explosive track subtle with tribal sounds, hypnotic percussion and full of lilting rhythms, along with it we have 3 beautiful remixes that do nothing but make this release shine with the great talent of our brothers: Milos Pesovic, Bastian Kay and Stiven Escarraga.

See you at the dance floor!

Supported by :

Stacey Pullen, Sam Divine, Marco Carola, Richie Hawtin, Joseph Capriati, Popof, Alexx Zander (DI.FM), Lex Lay, Juanito, Theodoros Lad (Radio STAR 95.5FM), Eddy Malano, Milos Pesovic , Audiopunks, Kiss FM, Ibiza Global Radio, Midnight Sounds Radio and more.

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Blondie&D EP

Gruuve Blondie&D (Milos Pesovic Remix)

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Next up on Black Seven Music, we are back with another VA, hand-picked by label bosses BRODYR. Featuring a selection of cuts from some of the most promising talents from across the globe, we are delighted to share an array of different vibes that will light a fire under your feet. 



Cosmin Horatiu kicks us off with ‘Once Again’, featuring an ample amount of weighty low-frequency elements synonymous with that Romanian type of rolling sound. Heavyset kicks and sub melodies pound through its shuffling percs and tie in with the soulful male vocal that drives the track.



Gustaff & Meisterik’s ‘Turn Up’ is punchy and bouncy from the outset. Skipping grooves and sizzling percs combine with potent drum programming and a catchy bassline, intercepted frequently with rave-inspired synths and fills.



‘Flashing Lights’ serves as a stark reminder of GIMBO900’s individuality. Invoking a two-step with its beat structure and driven by a heavily melodic focus, its raw edge and gritty attitude exhibits unparalleled darkness and ghetto feel that will have you bobbing your head with a stern look on your face.



Tomas Bisquierra and HIGHTECH (ARG) come through with ‘How To Do’, falling firmly in the basement jam section. A stomper at heart with loosely swung grooves and hard-hitting drums that make up the bulk of the track whilst an array of percs and synth lines ripple through the main body of the record from start to finish.



‘I’m From The West’ lands with intent as Ender Royers carves out a peak-time warhead. In your face from the very first kick, it’s one of the most robust examples of roaring Terrace Tech that you’re likely to hear this summer. Subtle construction with melodic percs, leaving loads of room for its humongous low-frequency elements - that fill every inch of available space in the mix. 



Fabrizio Noll’s ‘Red Zone’ is thunderously energetic. Pumped to the ceiling with high-energy Tech House flavours, it carries with it all of the makings of any great dancefloor pleaser. Piercing hats and a huge kick/sub combination are perfectly suited for the climatic builds throughout the track, leaving you with a steady flow of hands-up moments.



BLND (UK) sees us off with ‘Chattin’’. Fast-paced and stripped back, giving that largely-popular underground feel championed by the likes of Jamie Jones and The Martinez Bros among others. Attitude-laden, with punchy beats and a rhythmic bassline, this one was made for eyes closed dancing.



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Tamango Records’ secret recipe seems to be appreciated. That’s why we’re pleased to announce that right after the first volume comes another round of Tamango Shots. Soothing dancefloor grooves, a pinch of twisted sounds, and a deep, embracing soul. That’s the winning formula.

On Tamango Shots Vol. 2, just as last time, we bring you 11 essential tunes wrapped up together from both acclaimed producers and exciting newcomers. In fact, the compilation mixes tracks from label’s debutants Joey Daniel, Mahony, and Reelow as well as Tamango long time associates Luuk Van Dijk, Nacho Bolognani and Ben Murphy, all already featured on the first volume.

Joey Daniel - Midnight Jessica

Tamango Records 12th release is undoubtedly its biggest one to date because Yaya's debut album "You Decide" is getting a massive remix treatment by 4 real heavyweights of the house music panorama.
The first remix is entrusted to a long friend of the label and one of the most iconic figures over the last 20 years, Loco Dice. The Desolat boss heads to trippy directions for his version of "Black Mamba", which is dominated by bubbling minimal percussions, swingy dirty hi-hats, and pressing shakers, wrapping an 8+ minutes ride that will keep you hooked on the dancefloor.

Next up, Spanish groover Cuartero turns "One Way" into a heady dancefloor tool that features swinging rhythms and energetic grooves throughout, mainly focusing on the mighty bassline and a compelling bold pace.

On the flip, FUSE head-honcho Enzo Siragusa re-arranges the meandering moves from “Be Yourself” into a tremendous basements destroyer, within which the vocals are combined with hi-pitched synths to increase the drama right before an impressive "hands up, heads down" drop pours on the crowd with a grain of UKG flavor.

Rounding off the package is the formidable S.A.M. who delivers one of his many club anthems: the original bassline bursts back into life again, and so do the juicy vocals that inevitably lead the track into a massive breakdown guided by his trademark catchy lead to form something that’s built solely for the dancefloor.