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Denino

Denino (Original Mix)

Sam Paganini - Rave

Mr McKay is back on Drumcode with an EP that is very close to home, titled ‘Glasgow Safari’. Harvey has blended his synonymous synth stabs and vocal hooks together and has created another outstanding EP. The drums are fat and chunky as always and allow Harvey’s ideas to flow effortlessly over a solid foundation. The smooth use of dynamic throughout Harvey’s tracks also create impressive drops to add to another exceptional EP from Harvey.

Harvey McKay - Trick Baby - Drumcode - DC138

Dual band - gsm

Adam Beyer - What You Need

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Remixes

Party Angels (Henrik Schwarz Remix) [feat. JAW]

‘Bang The Box (Slam remix)’ retains the all-conquering vocal of the original, but plunges the track down into propulsive depths with more aggressive percussion and atmospheric synth stabs. 

Richie Hawtin provided the following comment on the remix: “Released in the early 90s, the original Jack Master EP was a pseudo-name that I used to record fun classic Chicago inspired tracks that were made for my DJ sets.  Slam’s new updated take on the original, uses the original voice sample (that’s actually mine) and reworks the track into a full throttle stomping jack track perfect for todays dance floors!”

Soma Track Series Vol 3 (Soma467d)
JACK MASTER – Bang The Box (Slam Remix)
Published by UTK Prod Inc. (SOCAN)
p+c 2016 Soma Recordings Ltd
A Richie Hawtin production

More exclusive music

Premiere: Jack Master 'Bang The Box' (Slam Remix)

After the release of their collaborative ‘BREED’ EP at the end of last summer, Nicole Moudaber and Skin have unveiled the highly anticipated remix package featuring a long list of respected producers. Carl Craig, Fur Coat, Jamie Jones, Jerome Sydenham, Paco Osuna, Pan-Pot and Scuba are just some of the names which have turned their hand to the project. Originally born out of Nicole and Skin ofSkunk Anansie’s desire to fuse their rock and techno backgrounds, this is a true for a collaboration project with a difference.





Breed the RMXS

These Walls are Made of Water

Beatport

Nicole Moudaber & Skin - These Walls are Made of Water (Pan-Pot Remix)

Ramon Bedoya - El Mohan (Mario Ochoa Remix)

After appearing on A-Sides Volume 4 at the start of 2016, Ilario Alicante now makes his full debut on the label. He has quickly established himself as a key player amongst a new crop of techno artists and truly is one of the brightest stars in the game. His skills behind the decks have seen him tour the globe with Cocoon, as well as appear at the likes of elrow, Lovefest and We Are FSTVL.

Opening with ‘Times’, the EP gets off to a flying start as the track rages straight into top gear, rolling through 6 minutes of pure power. This is a peak time tool that is set to be heard across dance floors worldwide this year. ‘Awakened’ you may have heard from Adam Beyer’s sets of late, a firm favourite which gets his much sought after seal of approval. Rampant syths and mesmerizing vocal hooks all make it one hell of a journey. ‘Sense’ is a more industrial affair, chunky basslines take your hand through the track as it charges on. It’s that classic deep Ilario Alicante sound we all know and love. The EP finishes off on ‘Apogeo’, with its hypnotic siren tones and acute percussion. One thing is for sure, Ilario Alicante is in a league of his own.

Ilario Alicante - Times - Drumcode - DC169

Brainwash

Brainwash (Original Mix)

Out now on Beatport - https://www.beatport.com/release/tune-101/2002865

Last spotted on VIVA’s 10-year celebration album ‘Decadedance’ last November, the mighty Groove Armada return to Steve Lawler’s stable for their first full single on the label… And nobody’s messing around here. The whole release smacks of every single thing we all love about both the duo and VIVA: A shared love for all things deep, dark and dirty, the return of one of the UK’s most iconic, cult MCs Slarta Jon and a mystery bass synth known only as Machine 101. We’ll let GA’s Andy Cato explain…

"When we closed the Other Stage at Glasto 2008, there were two complaints. One was from air traffic control at Heathrow because of the lasers. The second one was from the bass bin monitor due to the sounds coming from our DIY rewired bass synth. This machine, known as machine 101, was rediscovered eight years later behind a pile of tapes from the Black Light sessions. Never stable, it was now unusable, except for the single note and sound that came out when it was turned on. But it was quite a sound. So we let him roll, throwing in
some percussion from the local rhythm ensemble and Slarta's rising tirades. And so, against all expectations, 101 is back, with one last run at creating some dancefloor magic before he goes back behind the tapes for ever."

A low-end Lazarus; machine 101’s annihilating singular notes thunder through the track, characterising it with a certain sense of analogue danger that refreshingly counters the pristine over-finessed productions rife on today’s floors. With Slarta throwing down one of his signature spiralling hype flows, this really will have bodies,
minds and souls jumping and shouting in all the best ways.

Remix-wise Jamie Jones pays so much respect to the original he’s turned in two remarkable versions: The Drip Drop remix bumps with a warm synth bass groove that builds at Jamie’s command, gradually bouncing off Slarta’s rant with subtle elements of acid dripping into the second chapter. The Sponge remix, meanwhile, is a sharper, spikier piece of heads-down acid house. Creepy, edgy with a slight vapour trail of Black Strobe, this has 3am stamped into its very DNA.

Timeless rolling, rough-edged body-shaking house music in three of its purest, headiest forms… Plus a dub and cool story about lasers thrown in for good measure. As we said, nobody is messing around here.

VIVa138 Groove Armada Feat. Slarta Jon - Tune 101  Jamie Jones  Drip Drop Remix VIVa MUSiC [MASTER]

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London-based producer Cera Alba pairs up with vocalist Zahra for a pair of tough tracks on Jamie Jones’ Hottrax this June featuring a remix from Stockholm’s Tiger Stripes.

Since his humble beginnings several years ago the Newcastle-born artist has cemented a reputation for consistency, with releases appearing on the likes of Hot Creations, Moon Harbour, VIVa MUSiC,
Avotre, Madtech and Gruuv. As a DJ he’s been making regular appearances across Europe, including venues such as Watergate Berlin, Sankeys Ibiza, Brixton Academy London, not to mention festivals such as Hideout.

‘Taking Over Me’ is a dark and moody roller from the get-go. Robust drums and mesmerizing atmospherics form its basis whilst Zahra’s soulful vocals and a cavernous low-end rumbles throughout to its rhythm as a piercing vocal and metallic elements ebb in and out of the mix. Tiger Stripes then provides a crunchy remix of ‘Taking Over Me’, distorting Zahra’s vocals whilst incorporating tantalizing synths into his own stomping rendition.

TRACK LISTING
 
A1 Cera Alba feat Zahra - Taking Over Me
B1 Cera Alba feat Zahra - Taking Over Me (Tiger Stripes Remix)
B2 Cera Alba - Pablo

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