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Charlotte de Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano have come together to serve up a very personal remix of the hugely influential self-titled classic by Age Of Love. It lands on the original Belgian label Diki Records on August 13th next to the legendary Jam & Spoon 'Watch Out For Stella Mix' and the original vocal mix from 1990.

Age Of Love wrote and released their most iconic track in 1990. It went on to become a stone-cold dance classic that inspired a whole trance movement that has endured throughout the years. The track was originally released on one of the most iconic trance labels in Belgium's history and has been specially remastered for this 2021 release.

The idea to remix 'The Age Of Love' started taking shape when KNTXT boss Charlotte was in lockdown with esteemed Italian techno artist Enrico at the end of February last year. As soon as the track was finished, it was played in several live streams and the online community quickly fell in love. The remix bears all the hallmarks of both producers, who between them have a number of Beatport hits and have crafted everything from the darkest drums to the most emotional synths to great effect.

Say Charlotte and Enrico, "It's a very meaningful track for both of us, for various reasons, and it brings back many joyful memories. Remixing such a legendary track was a super fun thing to do, but we noticed how easily and spontaneously we could work together in the studio. We are beyond excited to finally unleash our remix to the world. And this at a time where the world finally seems to be going back to normal. There is no better time for a new The Age Of Love. We're ready."

'The Age Of Love' (Charlotte de Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano Remix) is a big, driving techno roller. It has heavyweight drums and stripped back percussion which leaves plenty of room for the ionic synth lead and spine-tingling vocals to ring out and really work the crowd into a trance.

This fantastic remix brings a new perspective to one of dance music's most celebrated and influential tracks.

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German techno powerhouse Kai Tracid is back on Heldeep Records. His return to music - in 2020 with MOGUAI on ‘DT64’ - brought along the top-selling and most played techno record of that year, and he’s ready to set the dancefloors aflame once again. This time bringing in the legendary German hard techno act Genlog, who themselves are returning to the scene after more than 20 (!) years of radio silence. Mockmoon (Peace, Love, XTC) is a fresh update on Genlog’s 90's hit Mockmoon, this time mixing in Kai Tracid’s iconic 303 acid sounds.

Kai Tracid & Genlog - Mockmoon (Peace, Love & XTC) is out now! Stream/download here: https://heldeep.lnk.to/Mockmoon

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Thirty years after its original release the legendary Café Del Mar by Energy 52 gets yet another brandnew remix - from French duo Cosmic Boys. 
 
„Once every year“ say Cosmic Boys, „after we spent a lot of time on tour or in the studio, we are taking some time off to work on ‚just for fun‘-projects, to try new things or just to relax.“ And so this new remix for Café del Mar came to life. „We’ve always been big fans of the original version and while we were experimenting with some kick/bass and groove stuff, inspiration for this new remix came and it was big fun to finish the remix.“

Cafe Del Mar (Cosmic Boys Remix)

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1998 (Victor Ruiz Remix)

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It doesn’t get much bigger than this: Adam Beyer links up with Green Velvet and Drumcode’s outstanding rising star Layton Giordani for a debut collaboration.

Some musical partnerships feel fated. Both fans of one another’s work, for years Adam Beyer and Green Velvet had discussed writing music together. In turn, Beyer’s protégé Layton Giordani had admired the Chicagoan’s work for as long as he could remember. When the 25-year-old found himself playing alongside the green mohawked legend at Belfast’s Shine, the spark and subsequent friendship was immediate. With the links now set in place, it was only a matter of time before the trio’s creative chemistry would manifest musically.

‘Space Date’ was conceived organically and birthed quickly. Propelled by Green Velvet’s trademark vocal hypnotism, the triumvirate combine to craft a pumping intergalactic slice of techno laced in melody that’s highlighted sets by Beyer at Awakenings, Ushuaia and also EDC Vegas when Green Velvet dropped it to a raucous response. The track is complimented by ‘Rome Future’, the product of a year-long series of productions between Beyer and Giordani. Deftly combining crisp drum work, catchy vocal effects and a powerful bassline melody that gives the track an almighty kick, it will be familiar to many who’ve followed their sets over recent months.

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Binary Finary, an electronic dance music (EDM) duo consisting of Stuart Matheson and Sasha Vatoff. 

Binary Finary first gained widespread recognition in 1997 with the release of their hit single "1998." This track made a significant impact on the club scene and became the first electronic dance track to enter the UK Top 30. Over the years, the track has been re-released and remixed multiple times, solidifying its status as a Trance Classic.

Now, 25 years later, Binary Finary continue to captivate fans and critics around the world with their innovative music and live performances. Their live shows are known for their technical prowess and immersive experience, as the duo expertly combines visuals, lighting, and live mixing to create a memorable experience for their audience.

In addition to their original productions, Binary Finary has also built a reputation for their remixes, giving new life to classic tracks while introducing them to a new generation of dance music fans. This ability to continuously evolve and stay relevant in the ever-changing world of electronic dance music has been a key factor in their longevity and success.

As the duo continues to produce fresh content and explore new avenues in their music, Binary Finary remains a prominent force in the dance music scene, consistently delivering high-quality releases that resonate with fans and keep them coming back for more.

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"I did indeed."
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"No it wasn't! Why wasn't that my name?!"

1998 (Victor Ruiz Remix)

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