New House Music Friday

Defected 2024

house & garage.

Love Songs Of World War II

I Don't Want To Walk Without You (feat. Butch Miles & Micahel Moore)

In Existence phone call test, to try and create the sound through an answer message

Orginal And Call

luv stuck

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Defected Records presents a series of extra special collaborative releases Together, integrating talent from the label’s storied past and the stars of its future, as a seminal record from the Defected catalogue, Johnny Corporate’s ‘Sunday Shoutin’’, receives a remix from London-born multi-instrumentalist and house maverick TSHA. The legacy of the definitive underground house track ‘Sunday Shoutin’’ is vastly documented, with its unmistakeable saxophone loop still heard at clubs approaching 25 years later. Having already received remixes from the likes of Sonny Fodera, Harry Romero and Dr Packer, TSHA now joins the pantheon of house greats by delivering a transformative remix, cementing her status as one of electronic music’s most exciting innovators. After earning numerous Breakthrough Act awards in her early career to gracing the covers of Mixmag and DJ Mag, including features in Billboard, NME, Crack, Billboard, The Observer, and more, TSHA’s immense, international touring schedule continues to attract global crowds who come in droves for her flourishing sound, as heard in her long-awaited debut album ‘Capricorn Sun’ on Ninja Tune in 2023. Her highly anticipated remix of ‘Sunday Shoutin’’, recently teased in her Defected In The House! Ibiza stream which relaunched the iconic series, continues to showcase the fresh and bold sound of TSHA. Johnny Corporate’s original and explicit saxophone loop is initially swapped out for a brazen key-led take on the underground classic, set to dominate the scene for years to come.

Sunday Shoutin' (TSHA Remix)

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Johnny Corporate - Sunday Shoutin' (TSHA Remix)

A burgeoning talent hailing from London, the DJ, producer and vocalist ABEL launches her fresh, club-ready sound on DFTD with ‘Elusive’. With previous productions supported by the likes of Pete Tong, MK, Mo Black and Damian Lazarus to name a few, ABEL’s sound went on to light up global stages in 2023, including shows at KOKO, Secret Garden Party, ADE and Glastonbury. A standout set at Drumsheds in 2024 alongside MEDUZA and Hayden James has since cemented ABEL as one of the UK’s most exciting new dance acts in 2024, with new release ‘Elusive’ sure to make waves globally; a rolling feel and deep, chunky synths give the house belter a wicked club edge, ensuring this fresh talent is all set to dominate the summer season with upcoming residencies at iconic clubs Hï Ibiza and Pacha.

Elusive

ABEL - Elusive

Adam Ten and Rafael land on DFTD with the modern club heater ‘Call 911’. Known for their lengthy and genre-expansive sets in the underground scene of their home countries, both are celebrated as artists in their own right; Adam Ten for his underground edge demonstrated during previous shows at fabric London, Club Space Miami, SXM Festival and Circoloco with upcoming sets at Junction 2 and Brunch Electronik for summer 2024. His sound reached a wider UK audience with the release of ‘Toys’, in collaboration with Rafael in April 2024, with a BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix also landing around the single. The Beatport #1 also attracted much attention for Rafael, with a recent US and Latin America tour cementing him as a heavy hitter internationally. Now collaborating once more, this time on London’s DFTD, the pair unveil ‘Call 911’, a techy, frenetic, and powerful club track that is sure to make an impact.

Call 911

Adam Ten & Rafael - 'Call 911'

Something To Me

Fire burning
Style gunning
Ayyyyyy
I’m feening I just want a taste
Got the feeling you don’t wanna wait
I know that you want me here and now

Fire burning
Style gunning
Ayyyyyy
I’m feening I just want a taste
Got the feeling you don’t wanna wait
I know that you want me here and now

Know you wanna party
Listen to your body 
I want to get naughty

Girl I really like the way you 
Move 
Move
Move
Girl I really like the way you 
Move
Move
Move
Girl I really like the way you move

Girl I really like the way you
Girl I really like the way you

Body turning
Let me work it 
Ayyyyyy
Put it on me, my hands on your waist
Later you can come over my place 
I know that you want me here and now

Know you wanna party
Listen to your body 
I want to get naughty

Girl I really like the way you 
Move 
Move
Move
Girl I really like the way you 
Move
Move
Move
Girl I really like the way you move

Girl I really like the way you
Girl I really like the way you move
Girl I really like the way you
Girl I really like the way you

Oooaaa woah woah woah 
Oooaaa woah woah woah 
Oooaaa woah woah woah
Ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya ya 

Oooaaa woah woah woah 
Oooaaa woah woah woah 
Oooaaa woah woah woah
Ya ya ya ya ya ya 

Girl I really like the way you
Move
Move
Move

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Adam Port, Stryv, Malachiii - Move (Extended)

Shugz x Awesome 3 - Stay (Don't Go)

Life

Vicino O' Mare

Breathe You In

To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Defected Records continues its series of extra special collaborative releases Together, integrating talent from the label's storied past and the stars of its future across an array of original productions and remixes. Originally released in 2011, ‘Amame’ was supported by the likes of Kerri Chandler, Dennis Ferrer and Seth Troxler, with even Ricardo Villalobos ensuring that all those loitering around the booths of DC10’s closing party and fabric’s birthday of that year were enquiring of its story. Produced by Oscar G and Ralph Falcon under the guise of Intruder, its breadth of appeal has continued long into the 2020s, with two future stars now remixing the classic. Up first, following releases on Snatch!, Kaluki and Saved, Dunmore Brothers add a modern tech house spin on the original, maintaining the irresistible appeal of the vocal hook while offering a darker alternative to the original. Up next, Fleur Shore ups the tempo considerably, as hypnotic percussion loops and a full-throttle bassline make for an expertly executed peak time energy remix.

Amame (Dunmore Brothers Extended Remix)

Intruder (A Murk Production) + Jei - Amame (Dunmore Brothers Remix)

Shakedown “At Night“ (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Launching early June 2013, DFTD is a breakout label to Defected Records. Focusing on fresh, new and undiscovered talent from around the globe - along with the occasional curveball release from established acts, DTFD has released music from the likes of Guti, Jonas Rathsman, Forrest, Andre Lodemann and NiCe 7 over the past 5 years.

DFTD complements its parent label and has a more diverse musical remit, releasing a broad range of electronic music, focussing on quality, discerning dance music.