Thank you to all the labels involved for the opportunity, I had great fun working on these tracks!

Remix works 2012 - 2015

Much respected US transplant DJ/producer Andy Slate comes up trumps here with his latest EP, Clouds Don’t Cry. The third release on Slate’s own eightmileshigh imprint, it features the prolific producer in vintage form, as he paves the way for an eclectic 6-track EP that speaks volumes of his lengthy production career.

First up is the title track, produced in tandem with Kenny Gino of MindInfluence (Solid Gold Playaz, Cozmic Jazzz Futurist). Blissful melodies and clever strings are the order of the day, as the vaguely progressive backdrop and Gino’s sultry, sun-glistened vocals help carry the track to higher planes. Alexander Koning and Mike Ravelli maintain a similar stance, with their subtle interpretation really getting going once the eventual barrage of simmering snares and weighty percussion enter the equation.

Crunchy textures and popping beats play a pertinent role in Solid Gold Playaz vehement tech-house remix; one that panders to the dance floor with considerable distinction. Hungarian producer Diwex’s remix is all about the forceful kick and the deep overtones, before fledgling British producer and Kinetic Groove owner laces the track with a fair dollop of ominous, atmospheric leanings. Stripped-back but dexterous, it’s a particularly refined offering on an EP that’s brimming with quality.

Finally, Fred Prest goes diverse, turning ”Clouds Don’t Cry” into a heads-down anthem that takes no prisoners and echoes the sound of old-school Detroit in the process. All in all, this is an undoubtedly tasty amalgamation of house music that’s arrived just in time for the summer season.

Andy Slate feat. Kenny Gino - Clouds Don't Cry (Stefan Cordery Remix) [Eightmileshigh]

192kbs preview of BiG AL's EP 'Innocence'.  His debut release on Baker Street.

The 'Original Mix' is the usual high class production you would expect from BiG AL, with it's driving bass line, guitar breakdowns and vocal hook it will get people moving on the dance floor. 

The Stefan Cordery Remix takes the Original down a more progressive route, with the introduction of evolving pads and a more up front beat.  Whilst the Rod Pearson Remix takes a more stripped back approach to things retaining some of the original bass line and synth elements but applying his own deep sound.

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Innocence (Stefan Cordery Remix)

Out now! Support and love from Eats Everything, KiNK, Neville Watson, Brendon Moeller, Kolombo, Harold Heath + Men In Trees.

Part of Baker Street's 5th Anniversary Remix compilation. Congrats guys and happy birthday!

Moodymanc & Paul Hardy - Broken Sleep (Ben Gomori's Sleeptalking Incubus Remix) [Baker Street Recs]

The Hypercolour train picks up yet more steam with their next release, a double A side from Maxxi Soundsystem Featuring Name One on vocal duties and legendary sonic inventor Matthew Herbert in the remix role. Brighton based beatsmith Maxxi Soundsystem has risen to the top of the pile in recent months with heartfelt jams for Needwant and Futureboogie all fusing uplifting melodies with melancholic beats. 

And it’s a similar MO on this unassumingly anthemic new track, ‘Regrets We Have No Use For.’ Characterised by a wavy, frayed synth line that grows louder then quieter in the mix, soft shakers bring some wiggle whilst the breathy voice of Name One floats up above. It’s charming and sultry, slowly working its way under your skin at the same time as making you dance all under pinned by a monstrous, all consuming and grumbling bass line that makes your chest throb and head bob. 

Found sound innovator and general all round music chief Matthew Herbert goes for a much less soupy sound on his remix. The beats here are less smooth and more splintered, propping up the now distant, filtered vocal that drifts in and out of focus. Of course, the background synth are now much more unhinged and trippy in Herbert’s hands, with the resulting effect one suited to darkened back rooms in the dead of night. 

As ever, an unpredictable release from Hypercolour but that sounds as unique as anything the label has offered up in the past.

Maxxi Soundsystem - Regrets We Have No Use For (w/ Matthew Herbert remix)

Out now on Lost Balloon Recordings! Release features remixes by Stefan Cordery, Ejeca, The Invisible, Manumit, Kerrigan and Figures.

Man Without Country - Migrating Clay Pigeon (Stefan Cordery Remix) [Lost Balloon Recordings]

To celebrate the success of the recent Paul Hardy & McKai 'Sound It Out' EP, Baker Street are giving away this quality bootleg by the guys in question.  Please feel free to download, share, embed and all the other things the the internet has to offer.


Feedback, questions and similar exciting things all welcome.

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Wild Belle - It's Too Late (Paul Hardy & McKai's Lazy Sofa Bootleg)

Here's a selection of 6 short snippets from my debut album Home & Garden, full 11 track release out now on Retrofit. 

BEATPORT: http://www.beatport.com/release/home-and-garden/1035330

JUNO: http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/479086-01.htm

iTUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/home-garden/id597913459?l=en

Jay Shepheard "Home & Garden" - album teaser snippets

Harry Wolfman - Always 3 EP - Dirt Crew Recordings

Buy and Listen : https://ffm.to/dirt123

Track list:
A1 A Way You Come Home to Me Ft. Christian Crow 
A2 Step by Step
B1 Speaking Raman 
B2 Always 3
B3 Green Trees

Release : 16.03.2020

Release Info:
After his last release on Dirt Crew in 2017 we are more than delighted to bring back the talented Harry Wolfman. With impressive records on labels like Phonica, Omena, Outplay and Toy Tonics in the last years he has drawn up a fine new selection of music that spans across many genres and moods. This is also the first release for us in the new year after a lil break and it continues to explore the more eclectic approach we are following for a while now since the outings of artists like Dampé, S3A and Dan Only.

Harry presents an exciting opener for his new EP, together with vocalist Christian Crow he has made the blissful and breaks laden “poppy” good feel tune “A Way You Come Home to Me” that shines a bright light in these darker months. Followed by the deeper club tune “Step by Step”, building around yet another vocal recording. This time it’s Harry sampling his own voice and looping it into a repetitive piece of good feel House music.

We are getting deeper on the B side with “Speaking Raman”, one of these signature Harry tunes, a playful dusty lo-fi piece of music build around a piano theme and embedded in deep bass and driving beats, his sound trademark on all of these more floor orientated tracks on the EP. To close out the record we added two of his cinematic, ambient electronica works that we personally love so much. The haunting “Always 3” is a deep sphere that sucks you in a meditational and soothing womb of sounds. Ending with the electroid cut “Green Trees”, it’s broken and fragile and gives this indie-tronica track a warm and gentle touch.

We hope you enjoy these tunes and that they may be your soundtrack to the upcoming warmer months.

Buy & Stream

Harry Wolfman | Speaking Raman (Preview) | Dirt Crew Recordings

Hopefully this will go some way to making the summer arrive faster!

Andy Baker - The Weatherman

Stefan Cordery remixes "disconnected" by Huw Costin. The track, taken from Huw Costin's album "Something/Nothing", has received great support from the worldwide DJ community and adds to Stefan's already growing catalogue of alternative remixes of instrumentalists and bands. 

The remix release is available exclusively on Beatport now http://btprt.dj/11XwGY8 and includes excellent remixes by Fight fire with fire, BJ smith, Shrinkwrap, Mister Long and Coyote

Pre-order a limited edition signed copy of Huw's album here: tinyurl.com/c8lk2n9

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:: DJ Feedback

Eddie Richards (Evil Eddie Richards) - Lovely
Amos (Waifs and Strays) - Stefan's remix for me!
Sergio Santos (Culprit, No. 19) - Nice Deepness
Laurent Garnier - 2 Lovely Tracks
Claudio Coccoluto - Sounds good!
Julie Sandre (Morris Audio) - Great Deep Sound from the Cordery remix!
Clarian North (Footprintz/Visionquest) - These are cool
Nils Lausund - I like this!
Sam (Maxxi Soundsystem) Cordery remix is simple but effective
Nubian Mindz (Delsin/Rush Hour) - Two good remixes and both useful at the right times in a set. The Stefan Cordery remix just steals it for me though. Brilliant!
Alessandro Russo (Slok/Get Physical) - Stefan Cordery remix is nice stuff, thanks
Claire Ripley (Dessous) - I Like both mixes equally
David Durango (Pokerflat) - Cool Remixes!
Orde Meikle (Slam) - Cool 2 tracker - thanks
Dave Pezzner (Pezzner) - Stefan Corderys remix touches home
Darren House (Xpress2) - Love love both tracks. Full support from X-Press 2
Mirco Violi (Hypercolour) - Nice tracks
D'zeta & Basile (Plastic City) - Stefan Cordery Remix is the one for us!
Ekkohaus - Cordery remix is superb, thank...
Pawas (Fear of Flying) - Stefan Cordery remix is super!!
Rodriguez Jr (Mobilee) - Stefan Cordery remix is outstanding
Richard Burkinshaw (Audio Jack) - Will try out the Stefan Cordery remix - thanks!

Huw Costin - Disconnected (Stefan Cordery Remix) [Special Sound Unit]

NEW SINGLE 'RUN OF SEVENS'
OUT NOW ON BEATPORT. BUY HERE: http://btprt.dj/122HSEq

2ND AUGUST (iTunes GERMANY) / 5TH AUGUST (iTUNES UK)

Ben Hoo announces new single 'Run Of Sevens', released via Get Physical sub-label Kindisch on 3rd July.

A blooming soundscape filled with sinister tones and thick late-night vibes, the percussion is in true Ben Hoo style, utilising various organic sounds to create an up-beat hustle. On remix duties are David Keno, Marc Ashken, Vaal and Stefan Cordery.

Kindisch's own David Keno takes the energy to another level by throwing crunchy beats under hypnotic chord-play. Keno creates a whole new world with his mix, where the sweat drips from your brow as you shake it out in the middle of dark, crowded dance floor deep into the night.

Marc Ashken’s remix rides a similar vibe to Ben’s original, laying heavier kicks, a more straightforward percussive line and an acid bassline. With this, he creates a more driving sensation, pushing you further – a small after-hours touch can be heard here.

Vaal’s remix adds a sense of playfulness, with horns, piano and a minimalistic approach to the percussion. A very sultry, jazzy vibe is induced with the chord-and-piano mix – wanting to be played in the mid-day sun of a hot open-air festival.

And now we move on Stefan Cordery, who’s mix belongs in the late night category, when the crowd expects that one extra ‘push’ to bring them over the top – and he delivers beautifully with constant percussion and swaying pads laid out over a subtle bass line.

Tracklist:
1. Ben Hoo - Run of Sevens
2. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (David Keno Remix)
3. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (Marc Ashken Remix)
4. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (Vaal Remix)
5. Ben Hoo - Run Of Sevens (Stefan Cordery Remix)

Run Of Sevens is taken from the album 'Collected', out now on Beatport. The most substantial example of Ben Hoo's sonic explorations to date, 'Collected' is Kindisch's first artist album, and explores Hoo's musical landscape of deep, tech house, techno and electronica.

www.benhoo.co.uk
www.stefancordery.com

Ben Hoo - Run of Sevens (Stefan Cordery Remix) [Kindisch] OUT NOW!

Working on new music for 2025 ✌️

UK-born and Spain-based, Stefan Cordery is a melodic and progressive house producer crafting hypnotic, dreamy tracks with a dark edge. After a decade away, Cordery is back in the studio, deep in creation mode, with exciting new tracks in the works for 2025. Their previous releases landed on labels like Baker Street Recordings and Kindisch (Get Physical), plus their own Kinetic Groove.

All inquires and demos <a href="http://www.bakerstreetrecordings.com/contact/">HERE</a>
Promos <a href="mailto:promo@bakerstreetrecordings.com?">HERE</a>

Leeds based record label Baker Street Recordings have earned their reputation as one of the most exciting House music labels to emerge from the UK in recent years, thanks to a hard work ethic and consistently quality music. Producers at the forefront of the ‘underground’ house scene have featured on Baker Street releases; names such as Moodymanc, Sei A, Sasse, Lee Mortimer, Demarkus Lewis, Lil’ Mark and Justin Harris of Freaks, alongside up and coming characters such as Bang Bang, Tom Davis, Martijn, Neil Bainbridge and label owners Paul Hardy and Jacob, who are also collectively known as Holmes & Watz.

Formed in late 2006 by Paul Hardy and Jacob Kelly, Baker Street stay true to their hometown’s house pedigree and follow in the footsteps of the city’s musical standard bearers 2020 Vision and Back To Basics. And as good solid northern lads Jacob and Paul don’t have any grandiose claims or disillusions, “our sound is not one of the future, just of good House music.”

Both Paul and Jacob have released a string of EPs for their label as solo artists and together as the aforementioned Holmes & Watz, which explains their label name and defines their roles within the label; Paul handles all the admin, content, financials and A&R (‘the brains’ - Doctor Watson) while Jacob is responsible for promotions, events and also A&R (‘the brawn’ - Sherlock Holmes). Paul also works for Ralph Lawson’s 2020 Recordings/ dotbleep and credits much of the Baker Street success to learning from Ralph. As such his music has graced both labels, along with Lost My Dog, 22 Digit and Undertones. Aside from Baker Street, Jacob’s music can be found on labels such as Music For Freaks, 3am and PE Music, while Holmes & Watz productions have also appeared on Minority Music and Paranoid.

The music from Baker Street is consistently well received across a wide spectrum of A-list DJs from big room jocks such as Timo Maas and Axwell to worldwide deep/tech stars including Fred Everything, Mark Farina, Brothers Deep and Fish Go Deep. In particular, Nick Holder has repeatedly shown his support, stating “fantastic again, Baker Street is rollin’”, Mr White from Larry Heard’s legendary Alleviated Records looks out for everything, “another great release yet again from Baker Street” and Luke McKeehan, owner of Nordic Trax and one of the most respected label-heads in the business, is a huge fan, “Baker Street are killing it, wicked wicked stuff again.”

Further support has poured in from leading magazines such as iDJ, DeBug and DMC Update who all heap glowing reviews on Baker Street, while respected online outlets Our House Mag, Inhale and Traffic have featured the label and it’s owners in-depth. And aside from releasing some of the best house music money can buy, Baker Street are known for their legendary parties, the highlight of which is their annual February soiree. The 2009 instalment saw a mouthwatering line-up of Derrick Carter, Moodymanc, Lil Mark, Buckley and Solo take over an old Warehouse in Leeds. In Jacob and Paul’s own words “IT WENT NUTS! Derrick was on form and the vibe there was electric.”

As Sherlock Holmes would have no doubt have said to his sidekick, “Baker Street Recordings are mighty spiffing, it’s elementary my dear Watson”

Innocence (Stefan Cordery Remix)

Baker Street Recordings

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