Brickhouse Records BH035 / Release: Feb. 2010 // Next up is DJ Discrete from Toronto with a bad bastard in finest Brickhouse Tradition. Playing on the dirtier side of the field, he comes up with  slamming beats, oldschool chants and wicked, slized jazzy samples. The original is a fidget-style peak time smasher, while the dub points out the Jazz parts. In addition we have a bunch of fine remixes from former Brickhouse contributors. Brabe gets dark & dirty, while Eric P. will satisfied all techy electro fans. Brand new homegrown talent Chris Coman celebrates his first release with this surprisingly smashing mix, we cannot wait to hear more from him. Closing this package is the Killer Sandex Mix, which should please all Warp Records Fans with some sick sound collages.

Discrete – To all the killers

SUGIURUMN "X-TAXI "

Remix by Steve Angello

TRACKLISTING:
A1: Steve Angello Cyberjapan Mix
B1: Original Mi

Sugiurumn – X-Taxi (Steve Angello Mix)

BRABE „HOLD YOU HERE / SCHOKOLADE“

Written & produced by Brabe.
Remix Oliver $. 

A1. Hold you here (Oliver $ Remix)
B1. Hold you here
B2. Schokolade

Brabe – Hold you here (Oliver $ Mix)

OLIVER GARCIA „SENSATION / SILVER SURFER“
Written and produced by Oliver Garcia, M. Anthony, O. Remarque. 
Remixes by Jochen Pash & Norm, HiJack

A1. Sensation (Pash & Norm Mix)
A2. Sensation (Original)
B1. Silver Surfer
B2. Sensation (HiJack Mix)

Oliver Garcia – Sensation (HiJack Remix)

MIGUEL RENDEIRO „WHY TRY TO RUN“

Written and produced by Miguel Rendeiro. 
Remixed by Muzzai, Phonique, Lopazz & Daniel Sinco

A1. Why Try To Run (Original Mix)
A2. Why Try To Run (Phonique Remix)
B1. Why Try To Run (Muzzaik Dub Mix)
B2. Why Try To Run (Lopazz Remix)
Digital only: Muzzaik Mix
Digital only: Daniel Sinco Mix


Miguel Rendeiro – Why try to run (Muzzaik Dub)

MIGUEL RENDEIRO „WHY TRY TO RUN“

Written and produced by Miguel Rendeiro. 
Remixed by Muzzai, Phonique, Lopazz & Daniel Sinco

A1. Why Try To Run (Original Mix) 
A2. Why Try To Run (Phonique Remix) 
B1. Why Try To Run (Muzzaik Dub Mix) 
B2. Why Try To Run (Lopazz Remix) 
Digital only: Muzzaik Mix 
Digital only: Daniel Sinco M

Miguel Rendeiro – Why try to run (Phonique Remix)

ERIC P. „PARANOID EP“
Produced by Sascha Pfeiffer
Remix by Supabeatz

Digital only release:
1. Paranoid (Supabeatz Remix)
2. Paranoid (Freak Mix)
3. Discofans
4. Sex with a Beatboxfreak
5. Discofans (Diskofreak Mix)
6. Paranoid


Eric P. – Paranoid (Supabeatz Mix)

DISCRETE „TO ALL THE KILLERS“
Produced by DJ Discrete. 
Remixes by Brabe, Chris Coma, Spandex & Eric P.

1. Chris Coman Remix
2. Brabe Remix
3  Original Mix
4. Dub Mix
5. Spandex Remix
6. Eric P. Mix

Discrete – To all the killers (Dub Mix)

DISCRETE „TO ALL THE KILLERS“ 
Produced by DJ Discrete. 
Remixes by Brabe, Chris Coma, Spandex & Eric P.

1. Chris Coman Remix 
2. Brabe Remix 
3 Original Mix 
4. Dub Mix 
5. Spandex Remix 
6. Eric P. Mix

Discrete – To all the killers (Original Mix)

Discrete – To all the killers (Brabe Mix)

Discrete – To all the killers (Chris Coman Mix)

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<b>BRICKHOUSE RECORDS</b> is an independent dance music label from Frankfurt, Germany. It was founded march 2000 by producers Ben Hart, Mike Rödiger and Hubee Held (then known as Wackside) and Frankfurt based DJ and graphic designer Marco Sönke.
Ben Hart and Hubee Held started to produce tracks for Logic Records and gained dance charts fame with „I can’t take it" and "Rockin´ myself" on Epics dance imprint Epidrome. Michael Rödiger is responsible for countless clubhits from the last ten years. His biggest success was „Let there be house" with early 90s HipHouser Deskee.
Michael Rödiger joined Hart & Held in 1997 to form Wackside. Since then they remixed acts like Yello, Robbie Riviera, Danny Tenaglia, Jam & Spoon or Spiller. Their own work includes the massive club hits „Turtle funk", „I’ll get over you" and "What´s on your mind" or the remakes of Shakatak’s „Down on the streets" or Sister Sledges „Lost in music".

Marco Sönke is a well known resident DJ since the early 90s. He played all major clubs in Frankfurt and all over germany, including King Kamehameha (Frankfurt), Pacha (Ibiza & Munich), Bootshaus (Cologne), 3001 (Cologne) and the Sensation White Event. He is currently resident at Frankfurts world famous CocoonClub.

Over the years BRICKHOUSE had some popular output. Highlights are singer Sharon Phillips with „Touch me" and the Beatport-chart topping „Want 2 / need 2“ with Mixes by Trentemøller & Switch. The „Ben Hart E.P." was often compared to the stylish Deep House sound of San Franciscos Naked Music. Jon Cutler's "It's yours" with a massive mix package including Boris Dlugosch and Tiefschwarz. Plus tracks from Kid Creme aka Monkey Boie Rascal, Daryl D'Bonneau, The Weathergirls, Full Intention, Smokin Jo and so on.

The list of contributin remixers is even longer: In addition to the already mentioned acts you find: Steve Angello, Joachim Garraud, Muzzaik, Phonique, Ian Pooley, Dave Spoon, Oliver $, Ian Carey, HiJack, Milk&Sugar, Matthias Vogt (of Motorcitysoul), Ralf Gum, Lützenkirchen, Jamie Lewis, DJ Linus, Lopazz, Superbeatz and much more.

Beyond that BRICKHOUSE released several compilations and offers several services in the production and manufacturing business.

BRICKHOUSE RECORDS remains one of Germanys most original and creative dance labels.

Discrete – To all the killers (Dub Mix)

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