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GPM246: Inxec & Droog - Second to None EP

b. Body to Body featuring Dina Moursi

Release date: August 19th

https://www.facebook.com/DroogLA
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Inxec
https://www.facebook.com/dina.moursi


Inxec & Droog - Body to Body featuring Dina Moursi [Get Physical Music]

Another soundtrack of sunset recorded live 7.9.2013 @ Blue Lounge closing summer party at best lounge/party terrace in Prague - Podolka restaurant - http://www.restauracepodolka.cz/


DJ Cubik - Balearik sunset @ Podolka Blue Lounge closing party

DJ T. Feat. James Teej - Sense (Tale Of Us Remix)

Inxec  Mark Chambers - O'so (Maya Jane Coles Remix)

Maya jane coles - don't tell me

Inxec, Droog (LA) - Westbound

The upcoming release on our label, Supernature. 

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Inxec Vs Droog – Rude EP

1.  Rude 
2.  Rude (Brett Johnson Channel Mix) 
3.  Rude (Brett Johnson Twerk Mix) 
4.  Rude (Special Case Mix) 
5.  Bad Timing

Neither Inxec nor Droog need an introduction. They are established artists in their own right, Inxec crafting melodic techno cuts day in day out, and Droog being the brains behind one of the most successful US labels in recent times, Culprit. We are lucky enough to snap up this fresh EP, "Rude", which demonstrate exactly what happens when two great talents get together and spend sleepless nights in the studio. 

"Rude" is a dark twisted and ominous number until the female vocal comes in and rips through the track like a ray of light after the thunderstorm. It's a belter of a track, with many twists and turns but never losing sight of the place it was made for - the dance floor. 

The legend, Brett Johnson, turns not one, but two interpretations of "Rude". The “Brett Johnson Channel Mix” embodies the alter ego in one self. Slowly creeping up then cascading into a groovy climax.  that makes you want to throw your hands in the air. The "Twerk Mix" offers a stellar alternative twist to the original.

Special Case turn in a darker affair of "Rude" which should certainly please those with an off kilter sense of melody. With funky beeps and spine trembling cracks this song is like a whip on the dance floor. Not to mention the sensual lyrics mid track that encourage sporadic dance moves.  

"Bad Timing", despite the name, couldn't have at a better time, the lighter groove being is a contrast to the previous track yet complementing the EP with perfection.

Inxec vs Droog - Bad Timing (Original mix) [ Supernature]

LNOE016: Inxec & Droog - Wide Open EP

B. Mountain Drop

Inxec & Droog - Mountain Drop  [Last Night on Earth]

Toronto trio, My Favorite Robot look to the release of their debut compilation, featuring a diverse and enticing mix of entirely exclusive music from some of the hottest electronic producers around…
 
Jared Simms, James Teej & Voytek Korab AKA My Favorite Robot have quietly been positioning themselves as one of Canada’s hottest exports in recent years. Releases on label such as Visionquest, Crosstown Rebels and Sasha’s Last Night on Earth, as well their own eponymously titled imprint, have seen the Robots become central figures in dance music’s ever shifting landscape, whilst their label showcases and guest slots at the likes of BPM, DC10 and Miami’s WMC have left no doubt as to the trio’s talents. With this level of success comes a network of friendships and working relationships and it is to these that My Favorite Robot have turned for the compiling of their debut mix album. Not content with a mix of licensed tracks featuring one or two exclusives, the Toronto three-piece have reached out to their industry friends and have put together a stunning album of entirely exclusive tracks.
 
‘Crossing Wires 001’ takes both its title and its inspiration from the broad range of musical styles and sounds that make up its 15 separate parts. The My Favorite Robot ethos has always been firmly rooted in an eclectic approach to music with the label and act bringing through elements of electro, techno, house, nu-disco and electronica. For ‘Crossing Wires’ Simms, Teej and Korab have brought on board a truly diverse selection of artists ranging from techno stalwart Alan Fitzpatrick through to disco aficionados The Revenge and encompassing everything from the mid tempo electro-disco of Jori Hulkkonen to the pulsating techy excellence of Eric Volta. There are obviously highlights in the three tracks which featured on the recent sampler, The Revenge’s ‘Maia’, Timo Maas’ ‘Dancing for my Pleasure’ and James Teej’s ‘I Like to Clip’ but the quality on this mix in no way stops there as the Robots offer up gem after gem of brand new exclusive material. The chugging brilliance of Stefan Z’s ‘Love Tonight’, the subtly uplifting ‘They Wos’ by Inxec & Droog and the intense and hypnotic Nitin & Clayton Steele remix of Fairmont’s ‘Libertine’ all offer wonderfully different elements in a mix that genuinely sees the electronic threads of MFR’s vision woven into a unique audio tapestry. 
 
‘Crossing Wires 001’ is a truly original and inspiring electronic selection that is a testament to its many contributors and its three-headed selector and should keep music lovers happy for the summer months to come. As if that wasn’t enough there is a My Favorite Robot artist album in the pipeline for release on Jonny White’s No.19 Music label in the autumn leaving us with plenty to look forward to from Toronto’s finest.

MFR076 - Inxec & Droog - They Wos' - My Favorite Robot Records

Forthcoming on Cocoon Compilation M - CORLP035

Welcome back to the Cocoon Recordings headquarter. We are proud to present the next chapter of our infamous compilation-series and believe or not: It's 'M' already! Covered in the known and beloved package-design but all in pink this time... dreamy and pretty and that's the way to start the music here, too. Dutch based sushitech-producer Makam presents a dreamy opening track that is without any doubt the perfect start for this compilation. Warm harmonies and dropping sounds open up the door for track number two by Matt Tolfrey and Inxec: 'Never in doubt' continues where Makam stopped however Tolfreys and Inxecs harmonies and the moody atmosphere meet a solid beat programming and merge down to a pushing piece of music that could have seen the day of light in Detoit, the inofficial techno-capital. Alejandro Mosso joins the club with the third number of our M compilation and he opens up a bag full of positive energy and happiness. With a slight Cadenza-feeling his tune is made for the next beach-party and perfect for all you Âme-fans out there. 'Grinding Love' want you to move, forget and dance till you sweat! Douglas Greed steps back a bit on the energy scale but adds more craziness to the package with his production. 'Dynamite' is a freaky piece of tech-house in a cool Green Velvet style. Sounds, lyrics and the whole programming come pretty close to the lala-land-masters big hits. A cool tune with not very usual ingredients and for sure a great one! Coming up next is 'Beatmakerz".

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