Turbo

Alternate version of J Tijn's storming remix of Randomer's "No Hook", available as an exclusive download on Drip.fm: http://bit.ly/18j7P7x

Randomer - No Hook (J Tijn Reshape)

Turbo Mix Sessions 003 | joeFarr

Turbo Warehouse Series continues with this pair of bombs from Gingy & Bordello, backed by a killer remix from Robert Hood.

Gingy & Bordello have, more than their New Jack Techno peers, kept their eyes trained on the co-ed club dance floor. The magic here is that although this is warehouse-tough and head-noddingly well produced, these tracks stay sexy and appeal to more than just a boiler-room sausage-fest of fans - this is booty shaking club music with broad appeal… That's right, ladies…

Saturday Night Fervor silkily wraps itself around wiggly disco-inflected samples that guarantee hand raising and foot stomping in equal measure. This is the kind of fun, soulful, inclusive party bomb that makes the world go round.

All Day pulls off a similar trick by extracting maximum vibe from a tiny vocal sample, this time laying it over a harder-edged beat constructed from finely tuned kicks, crisp layered hats, and a killer hook of a bass line. This is a pec-pumping, ass bumping groove, a rock-solid house you could jack in ALL day.

As if these two bombs weren't enough of a workout, we called in legendary producer Robert Hood, fresh off releasing a new LP as Floorplan, to transport things into the Detroit dimension with hypnotic stabs, slamming rides and extended vocals.

Saturday Night Fervor

Gingy & Bordello - All Day (Robert Hood Remix)

After dope releases on Numbers, Saigon, Audio Culture and most recently Dirty Bird, Brussels-based duo GoldFFinch are back with a triple-bomb EP on Twin Turbo. 

Turbo has always had a great vibe with Belgians, and the love affair continues with this EP… just what the A&R Doctor ordered: no-bullshit, not-at-all annoying, reliable as fuck tracks to play for almost any crowd. This kind of music makes all our jobs easy.

In case you like reading shitty muso-descriptions of tracks, here you go: 'The Light Comes' is a tightly crafted club smasher, a functional blueprint for how to build an understated crossover hit: short deep-house vocal sample, UK-ready / massive bass, and a sleek tech-house groove mixed to perfection. 'The Beast' applies a similarly slick beat but opts for a trippier top-line with spaced vox and pads. Finally, 'Ward Off' builds on a hypnotic arp line with a little spastik-esque snare roll, and voila, another winner.

It's no wonder taste-onados like Mary Anne Hobbs, Claude Von Stroke, and Jackmaster all be chirpin…

The Beast

Ward Off

Twin Turbo 019 - The Light Comes

The Light Comes

After two days of deliberation, the Turbo vibe trust and TWR72 have come to a unanimous decision regarding the winner and runner up of our Merijn Remix Competition. We were all very impressed by the different directions the mixes were taken, having heard everything from laid back lifestyle versions, peak time highlight reel techno, to straight up jazz. Thank you everyone for participating - we'll be doing another one of these very soon!!

WINNER:

Merijn (Kenan Jan Ibar Remix)

RUNNER UP:

Merijn (Chambray Remix)

HONOURABLE MENTIONS:

5-Under Remix: https://soundcloud.com/l-t-k/twr72-merjin-5-under-remix

Zevee Remix: https://soundcloud.com/zevee/merjin-zevee-remix

Purgatorium Remix: https://soundcloud.com/purga-torium/twr72-merijn-purgatorium-remix

TWR72 - Merijn (Kenan Jan Ibar Remix)

Goldffinch - The Light Comes

Aether

Buy on Beatport

Mike Mind - Aether

Mike Mind - Drift

Tiga Vs Audion - Let's Go Dancing
LET'S GO DANCING
I WANNA GO DANCING WITH YOU
ALL NIGHT DANCING

Out Now 
iTunes: smarturl.it/lgditunesremixes - includes remixes from Breach, Maya Jane Coles, Solomun and joeFarr.

12" vinyl including original, Solomun & Breach remix available at:
Decks: http://bit.ly/1csIe1p
Juno Records: http://bit.ly/1hx20bP
Phonica: http://bit.ly/HqWppn

Let's Go Dancing

Let's Go Dancing (Breach Remix)

Warm-up set before Clouds at Phi Centre, I Love Neon sep 22, 2013

Von Party DJ set @ Phi Centre, Sep 22, 2013

Mexicali duo Climbers take another stride towards stardom with this massive floor-filler, backed by a remix from Kolombo.

With their first releases supported by the likes of Pete Tong, Art Department and Richy Ahmed, Climbers are already making a name for themselves. Having released tracks on Get Physical, Culprit and Nurvous, they have established their talent at crafting pop-oriented deep house, taking soulful vocal samples and stretching them out into lifestyle anthems. 'House Arrest' flexes in a new direction, one perfectly suited to Tiga's ballsy Turbo imprint. The hook is immediately rewarding, playing on the indelibly thrilling connection between off-the-hook night-living and siren-pumping police presence. It's so simple, it's genius. This party just got raided and upgraded.

Veteran Turbo homeboy Kolombo steps in as the good-cop, pushing all the right buttons on a remix that retains all the catchy elements but does a solid groove re-alignment, lightening things up,  with funky congas and breaky drum edits.

DJs: get-out-of-jail-free by slapping cuffs on vibelessness... Twin Turbo has what you need.

Beatport: btprt.dj/17DYSn3
iTunes: bit.ly/173pXmU
Juno Download: bit.ly/1807WBZ
Boomkat: bit.ly/HcPQ9x
Whatpeopleplay: bit.ly/1bOHyyZ
Traxsource: bit.ly/19mX2Ka
Spotify: spoti.fi/1azkW30
Deezer: bit.ly/15WWj1U
Stompy: bit.ly/19mXtV3
Zeroinch: bit.ly/17E0vBh

Twin Turbo 020 - House Arrest

Climbers - House Arrest (Kolombo Remix)

Climbers - House Arrest

Tiga reunites with longtime Finn-Friend Jori Hulkkonen to deliver a question of trust, a question of lust, and a question of not letting too much time pass between 12-inch dance releases. Embracing a shared love for late-night dancefloor sleaze, the always-likely pair venture into filthier territory than either would ever tolerate in any phase of their actual lives.

"With this song, I wanted to get my music into some of the darker clubs, the kind where you see obese Goth kids drinking Red Bull out of goblets and somebody's uncle wearing one of those weird studded strap things. I want to say harness, but nothing's holding this guy back when my song comes on," says Tiga from what we can only presume is the least out-of-touch location imaginable. Definitely nowhere near a drawbridge.

The remixers had full license to go even darker, far past anything Tiga's family-friendly idea of himself would allow. Danny Daze takes things into the beyond-afterhours hours, when normal debauchery gives way to things like identity theft and marriages of convenience. The dub version is a silent tribute to these victims of circumstance and poor life decisions. Meanwhile, John Roman imagines a deeper-voiced Tiga from the other side of the tracks, who knows how to sneak into the acid warehouse for half-price. Finally, joeFarr amps it up into pleather-dreaded techno territory, with a Matrix-friendly BPM and surprisingly subtle atmospherics. 

"When I tell you to trust something, you have to trust that I fully trust in what I'm saying," adds Tiga. "Otherwise, we're just two solitary souls trying to make sense of the moonlight, and that's not the kind of nighttime world I want to spend my nights in."

Turbo

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