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Buy / Stream: https://lnk.to/LostDreamTensnake

Early DJ support: Artbat, Armen Miran, Blondish, Deep Filip, Eric Sharp, Darin Epsilon, Makossa, Mr V, Somelee, Urmet K

House Music With Love is proud to present a new remix from Tensnake who adds his own spin to Lost Dream by mysterious Russian producer Aiwaska featuring Azari & III vocalist Starving Yet Full.

Tensnake is one of the most acclaimed house producers of the last two decades. He has reinvented house and disco with a uniquely colourful style that is all his own and now he brings that to this remix.

Lost Dream (Tensnake Remix) is an instant classic. The drums are big and fat, the claps get your hips swinging and the bass is super rich. The airy vocal then arrives to get hands in the air while the carefully poised chords tease and please with subtle cosmic energy in true Tensnake style.

Original version: Friday Cratediggers, Electronic Rising, Solaris, Dunes

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Aiwaska & Starving Yet Full - Lost Dream (Tensnake Remix radio edit)

An der Straße gegenüber

Lost in the Night

Swiss producer Sandhog has recently released two deep and captivating tracks that showcase his rising star in the electronic music scene. Both tracks are signed to Berlin-based record label, Exploited, which has become well-known for its roster of talented artists who specialize in house and techno music.

The first track, "Accent," features a bouncing, twanging bass pulse that is soon accompanied by dramatic '80s synth-pop blasts and a plucked riff that hammers away while drenched in a spacious reverb. The full melody then unfurls, with the bassline and riff chromatically descending in unison. The spine-tingling riffs are further enhanced by subtle automation, while a distorted, bleeping lead cuts through the soundscape dramatically, and a spoken vocal adds more color. The breakdown features a dark texture with a buzzing, detuned vibe that creates a ship-tooting-its-way-into-harbor effect. The track is brilliantly produced, making it a perfect fit for big rooms.

The second track, "Nechama," rewards patient listeners with its wiggling bassline and gently swaying percussive rhythms cut through with filtered, distant synth swells that tease out the chord progression. A bluesy harmonica lick appears out of nowhere, providing an organic counterweight to the synthetic tension as the percussion builds. Then, a throat singer enters with a mystical vibe, creating a droning modulation that resembles a human didgeridoo. Despite being monotone, the sound evolves constantly, making it a fascinating contrast to the delightful, playful synth hook that rises from the depths and could easily be from a classic Depeche Mode or The Cure record.

Exploited records have been instrumental in shaping the sound of modern electronic music, with their roster of artists including Adana Twins, Claptone, and Doctor Dru. With Sandhog's recent release, the label's reputation for quality and innovation is sure to continue to soar.

HMWL Premiere: Sandhog - Accent (Exploited Club) [Exploited Recs]

Buy / Stream: https://mrak.lnk.to/Manifesto

MRAK, the solo project from Carmine Conte (one half of renowned duo Tale Of Us) has released his brand new EP, ‘Manifesto’.
The collection comprises two tracks, ‘Manifesto', and ‘Equilibrium’. Both tracks have been played out recently at Tale Of Us’ live shows, including at their acclaimed Coachella performance earlier this year. MRAK’s ‘Manifesto’ EP is the first new music to be released this year and is the first of a series of upcoming EP releases to follow by the Italian artist.

MRAK - Manifesto (Extended Mix)

Fink – Maker (Mario Aureo Acoustic Sunday Sofa Edit)

Together, El Mundo and Zazou are a talented live duo whose sets fuse live instrumentation and vocals with electronic sounds and sequenced percussion. Their studio productions are equally awe-inspiring, and the next single features one of their spine-tingling tracks. "Some Time Ago" blends heavy synth chords and shimmering pads with haunting vocals.

Follow El Mundo & Zazou:
https://linktr.ee/elmundo.zazou

HMWL Premiere: El Mundo & Zazou - Some Time Ago (Original Mix)

So... / Outlandos

So... (Extended Mix)

Buy / Stream Queen: https://music.housemusicwithlove.com/melmont/queen

Melmont is the stage name of Luka Mamniashvili, a Georgian musician. 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪 We believe he is the next Monolink. 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪 

The story behind the song is about searching for the queen. But the queen is not necessarily the queen, it can be anything we, human beings, are searching for. Anything that makes our life better, hopeful and peaceful. - Melmont

Melmont - Queen [Out Now HMWL102]

ADIEL at Brunch Electronik Barcelona 2025

Blex Ar, Lucius-POINT OF NO RETURN (original mix) free Down Load

Los Angeles-based artist Eric Sharp links up once again with longtime collaborator Zhao on the Swedish imprint House Music With Love for an emotional single titled 'Monday Blues' and now the remix package includes three new mint versions by Pandhora, Urmet K and SOAME.

Pandhora creates very smooth track with a percussion-play that is right on point making it blend perfectly together with the bassline and the wobbly synthesizers. The vocals and the samples are cleverly used and well placed, and the live guitar riffs give it that little extra touch. This track is spacious, yet warm and intim ate.

Urmet K goes deep on this one, playing with the vocals and giving them space to echo throughout the track. A very nice touch on an already great remix. The drops are heavy with a great amount of bounce, making for a slightly darker sound before the melodic notes once again re-emerges. Absolutely beautiful work all together.

SOAME gives us a slighly mysterious feel with this remix. The beautifully EQ'd kick and the ongoing bassline marries very well and makes the entire track hit hard. The pads and the ringing notes gives for a darker ambiance, and the perfect part of the vocal sample was used to give it that extra edge. It's a great track, and a show of how one can transform the atmosphere of a song with the use of clever details.

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