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Sable Sheep    Upon Burning Skies (Original Mix)

Coat of Arms - Is This Something (Original Mix)

APL005 Review

"The London based Label Apparel Music releases a fresh and uplifted splitsingle from Delano Smith and Gavin Herlihy. Both tracks are a perfect mixture of timeless deepness and modern club roughness."Delano`s Deep Space Mix" of Gavins "Krypton Factor" takes the sound of both artists and fits it in a dreamy synth tune which already hitting the floors of the Miami partys this year." (Wordandsound) 

"Der Track von Delano Smith mit seinem feinen Swing, der tief in das Grollen der Hintergroundsounds eingebettet ist und die einfache, aber sehr trockene Stimme überzeugen mich vom ersten Moment, auch wenn eigentlich nicht mehr viel darüber hinaus geschieht. "Krypton Factor" von Herlihy zeigt ihn in bester steppender Minimalhouselaune und lässt viel Raum für den für ihn typischen Funk, der sich durch die dennoch sehr ruhig gleitenden Sounds zieht. Dazu noch ein mehr an Chicago-Klassik erinnernder Remix von Delano, der mittendrin in die galaktischen Weiten abdriftet." (De:Bug)

"Just because you call your song "Lost in Detroit" doesn't mean you're necessarily from Detroit. That's the case here, though, and I'll admit I wouldn't have guessed without looking it up. That track, first up on this excellent EP, is Delano Smith's, and it's got enough of a basic fuzzy quality—that filmy kind of filtering that gives things a shade of static, a purposeful analog feel—that it could have come from just about anywhere that sort of thing is in vogue, which is probably just about anywhere house reigns supreme. But that alien zone is increasingly crowded, and Smith's touches of stick percussion kick it up a couple places. Smith's reworking of Gavin Herlihy's "Krypton Faktor" is similarly cool, but here the beat carries a lot more tonnage. The drums are fiercely articulated and a big synth riff joins two minutes in just to amp things up for real. Herlihy's original "Krypton Faktor" is different again: lengthy, ruminative, spooky in texture without being a forbidding listen. The smoky cloudy organ effect that provides the hook draws you to it." (Resident Advisor)


Plain and Simple TV

What does it sound like? 
A little slice of quality, deep but not dull tech courtesy of US producer Delano Smith and Briton Gavin Herlihy. The EP is dominated by its title track thanks to an additional remix, but does come with a well worth buying B-side. Starting with the A though things are comparable to Siesta's hey day and the tougher, more electro edges of the old West Coast sound, meaning driving but groovy basslines and inviting percussion abounds, while there's also an obvious techno zeitgeist in the brew too. Smith's own remix reduces the stabbed tempo and opts for a cosmic disco workout that's no less reliant on the low end than its predecessor was. Then there's Lost In Detroit, which falls somewhere in between the mechanical soul of said city's newcomers and Stacey Pullen's smooth techy stylings, capped off with a guy saying something hypnotic. Just don't ask us what it's got to do with the 1980s TV series.

Where would I dance to it? 
Anywhere and everywhere, particularly after Villalobos apparently dropped both original and remix when Herlihy passed him a copy at a gig in Leeds.

What highlights can I expect to hear? 
For us Lost In Detroit is the winner, as is anything that boasts such rhythm. Dark, dirty, and with all the hallmarks of classic tech house this is one all sides of the four four camp can get down to.

Why should I pay for it? 
As ever it's a question of morality.

Delano Smith - Lost in Detroit [APL005]

Nick Dare - Dub People(Burnski Open House Mix)

MARTIN GREENLAND - Just For L EP (release mix)

a good mix with the beat of the Wu Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M

Release Date	2012-01-30
Label	Exploited
Catalog #	EXPDIGITAL11

Mystery surrounds the identity of production combo Claptone. Perhaps it doesn't matter... Their first EP "She Loves You" was a mix of sharply floor focused tech-house, deep house and disco blends. Currently No. 4 in the German Club Charts and liked by key-players such as Tensnake, Julio Bashmore, Eats Everything, A-Trak, Matthew Dear and Tim Sweeney - we had to make a quick follow-up. Here it is: CREAM...not only for lovers of 90ies Rapmusic.

Claptone - Cream (Original Mix)

The house track classic that I co-wrote that put me on the map!

Mass Order - Take Me Away (Extended Version)

X-Press 2 Ft. Roland Clark - Million Miles Away (DJ Chus Remix)

Gregor Salto - Azumba (Original Mix)

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Gregor Salto - Azumba (Original Mix)

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With what might turn out to be one of the biggest tracks of the year, the massive 'What I Might Do' by Ben Pearce is here. Solomun, Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones and Pete Tong are all already on board with championing this slick combination of soulful urban vocals and irresistible grooving deep house. It has graced danced floors from Berlin to Ibiza and is quickly developing into a runaway train... We're especially pleased to be exploring new genres with one of the biggest tracks of the year so far.

Follow Ben Pearce here: https://www.facebook.com/benpearcedj 
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Ben Pearce - What I Might Do (Harry Wolfman Remix)

morris audio 83: dale howard - bounce back ep (incl. washerman remix)
12"/digital out in december

Dale Howard is a new signing at Morris Audio and has shown his talent already on labels like OFF or Fear of Flying. The Bounce Back EP is a fine example of both old school and new school, with raw subby bass lines, kicking drums combined with  smooth hypnotic chords and a well balanced deepness. Dale loves the classic sounds of 90's US house and garage and you can hear this on this EP. The remix from our friend Washerman (Gianni Siravo from Azuni fame) is again top quality as all his current work. Let’s bounce!

Morris Audio 83: Dale Howard - bounce back (Washerman remix)

140bpm bass/rave/jungle edit of a modern classic.

I love this tune & never get a chance to play it in my sets, so made an edit..

Julio Bashmore - Battle For Middle You (Borderline Jack's 140 Bass Edit)

Jem Atkins - Pushin' On (Darius Syrossian Mix)(James Matheson Edit)

Lana Del Rey - Summertime Sadness (MK Feel It In The Air Remix)

Our new EP out 2nd April on NYC's Nurvous Records!

For remixes & bookings contact: bordertownbeats@gmail.com

Buy here: http://www.beatport.com/release/renegade-ep/1059791

Bordertown - Do You Know [Nurvous Records]

AUTO011
Artists: Ivan Pica, Groovebox
Track: Rock The Discotheque
Remixer: Juanito aka John Aguilar

Label: Automatica Records

AUTO011 | Ivan Pica & Groovebox - Rock The Discotheque (jUANiTO aka John Aguilar Remix)

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Alberto Ruiz - Alien - Original - Stickrecordings

Cajmere & Oliver $ feat. Dajae_We Can Make It

Included in 10 Must Hear Tech-House Tracks Week 34

Alberto Ruiz - Alien (Miguel Bastida, Salero "Invasion" Remix)

<p>Boris makes his debut release on his very own imprint Transmit Recordings. ‘Funky Beat’ is an impressive tech-house production which builds up delightfully with strong funky drum pattern that leads into a very tasty bassline. The track also uses a quite funk hook that gives the track a perfect driving funky bite and the final result is the absolute club track. Next on the line Cocodrills take control. This remix is on the same melody but the shakers and percussions hang on for longer and builds even more before the vocal drops. A very nice production as well. DJ Fronter closes the package with his own remix. This is all about percussion, a combination of a tribal but funky beat, features perfectly the melodic elements of this track. Overall is an edgy solid production for Boris and his own label Transmit plus 2 solid remixes make this one a must listen EP.</p>

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