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Around might come as a surprise for many club-heads as Noir usually produces club tracks and is now moving into the electronic songs area. However Around makes the perfect transition for Noir as it refletcs some of his trademark club-sounds mixed with the new melodic and more in-depth electronic sound. This is the 1st single taken from a full-length album coming in 2012 including some of the world's most talented singer/songwriters. On Around Danish Noir teamed up with Malaysian Haze for this heartfelt piece of music. Haze might be best known for his work with people like Sandy Rivera, Nic Fanciulli and Danism and the singer/songwriter proves his talent for creating emotional and melancholic vocals. Together Noir & Haze gave this track what they felt music in general is lacking today: Heart and Soul. This track has the perfect blend of the 80s New Wave sounds, the 90s proper vocal house anthems and today's modern production techniques. This is something different, nothing else out there sound quite like this. Solomun is a genius when it comes to sexy club music. This remix is already rated one of his best to date and perfectly refletcs his flair for the sub-heavy downtempo funk and club-feel. Expect the cool underground clubs to have the Solomun remixes running for the entire summer season 2011. To round the package off we also got some acoustic versions done by Haze for those who like it all stripped down and simple. This would work for those unforgettable pre- and pool-parties around the globe. Dive in and get inspired, enjoy and smile.

Around

Around’(Solomun Vox)

Noir & Haze ‘Around’ (Solomun Vox)

There’s always a risk when tampering with a much loved classic record, it can be ruined or taken to a whole new level. With this update Amine Edge & Dance do the original justice and then some. The duo retains a lot of the elements of the original track that made it so special but in true Amine Edge & DANCE style, Lovelee Dae now comes with added punch, guaranteed to go off on the dance floor. These two keep going from strength to strength and 2017 has been their biggest year yet, and with lots going on behind the scenes this looks to continue into the New Year. Expect to hear this track being blasted out all over the world soon.

‘Lovelee Dae’

Amine Edge & DANCE vs Blaze (Kevin Hedge) ‘Lovelee Dae’

The modest legend Harry Romero has returned to Defected to give a preview of his coveted House Masters compilation, ahead of its full release. This sampler contains four exclusive updates of some of the producer's top tracks from his expansive career. Kicking things off the New Jersey producer revisits his collaboration with major house vocalist Inaya Day 'Rise Up', creating a more driven version drenched in classic house influences, full of funky percussion and vocal soul. What follows is 'Revolution', a powerful, modern Jersey jam, layering a familiar vocal loop over tight percussion guaranteed to get any dancefloor jumping. Another collaboration between Romero and Day, 'Just Can't Get Enough', is given a smooth update by Jamie Jones, giving clarity to the infectiously funky bassline. Rounding off the collection nicely, Romero returns to his Honey Dijon and Charles McCloud's 'Personal Slave' remix, turning it into an extended synth-spliced club workout, looping the vocal for a very fresh take on the murky and seductive original.

Personal Slave

Harry Romero 'Personal Slave (Harry Romero House Masters Remix)'

Originally released in the mid 2000s, Nic Fanciulli has come a long way since remixing 'SOS' under his Skylark alias. The international DJ, Grammy nominated producer and Saved Records boss is arguably one of the biggest names in electronic music, and now revisits the remix with a new edit for 2023 dancefloors. Maintaining the bouncy, rolling feel of the original and glistening vocal melody, this time with an amped up, chugging bassline and squelching synth-work, there's no doubt this reincarnation of 'SOS' will take dancers late into the night.

‘SOS’ (Skylark Remix - Nic Fanciulli Edit)

A’Studio featuring Polina ‘SOS’ (Skylark Remix - Nic Fanciulli Edit)

East-London's Riva Starr joins Defected's illustrious list of House Masters as he continues to establish himself as one of the world's top DJs and producers. Growing up surrounded by the rich musical culture of Southern Italy, Starr's influences come from all over; the sounds of Africa, Greece, Spain and the Balkans are ever-present within his revered house releases. Genre-wise his approach is similarly expansive, first falling for breakbeat after years of experimentation in Naples, before exploding onto the UK fidget and deep house scene in the noughties. Years later, the Snatch! owner's epic catalogue is brimming with the very best club music this side of the millennium, unrestricted by genre convention and bursting with eclectic samples and unpredictable references. This compilation features club belters alongside deeper cuts that seamlessly mix addictive vocal samples with hard-hitting house rhythms, as well as expert remixes and collaborations with fellow industry titans. Todd Terry, Mike Dunn, Groove Armada, Jocelyn Brown, Dennis Ferrer, Green Velvet, Harry Romero; the list of legendary artists that feature in Starr's eclectic discography is as endless as it is impressive, and throughout it all the Ibiza hitmaker maintains a signature sound that is distinctly Riva Starr.

I Can See The Light

Riva Starr ‘I Can See The Light’

Flying High

Riva Starr ‘Flying High’ (Extended Mix)

Dr. Funk

Carl Cox ‘Dr. Funk’ (Riva Starr Mo’Funk Remix)

Call (Moove It Edit) - Kasabian

After becoming the undeniable anthem of 2019’s Ibiza season, Roberto Surace’s ‘Joys’ continues to be one of the biggest cross-over hits of the last twelve months. Now, after massive remixes from Todd Terry, OFFAIAH and Purple Disco Machine, three more of the scene’s hottest names step up to turn their hand at this inescapable hit. Up first, Grammy-nominated producer and Saved Records founder Nic Fanciulli delivers a stripped back mix, sonically raw, transporting you back to the Amnesia terrace with hypnotic synths and an industrial bass. Up next, fellow Techno titan Paco Osuna maintains the track’s unmistakable bouncy melody, adding in energised percussion and warped effects sure to captivate the dancefloor. Finally, rising British producer SOSA steps up to the plate with an explosive bassline and adrenaline fuelled drops giving this Ibiza record a new edge.

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Roberto Surace - Joys (Paco Osuna Remix)

Roberto Surace - Joys (Nic Fanciulli Club Re-Edit)

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Roberto Surace - Joys (Paco Osuna Remix)

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