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Breaking in the brand new imprint DFX is Bram Fidder, pulling no punches with ‘Rave On This’. It’s a no-nonsense bass house record that speaks for itself, pairing an unrelenting bassline with a unique vocal hook that demands you get involved.

An energetic young DJ and producer from Amsterdam, Bram Fidder is moving swiftly up the international ranks with his high-octane house sound. He’s turning heads across the globe with his unshakeable dynamism behind the decks and a knack for unapologetically tough beats. Representing the new wave of talent that DFX will be introducing, ‘Rave On This’ makes a statement of intent for the label; bold, fresh, and all about the rave.

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Bram Fidder featuring Weiz 'Rave On This'

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Undoubtedly one of the current hottest talents on the UK club scene, a firm national radio favourite not to mention in-demand producer and remixer, DJ S.K.T keeps the dancefloor-primed bangers coming with his debut on brand new label DFX. Re-working a late-90s Strictly Rhythm classic, DJ S.K.T nails an updated vision of Wamdue Project’s ‘King Of My Castle’, translating it for 2017’s dancefloors. Maintaining the iconic vocal line “must be a reason why I’m king of my castle”, DJ S.K.T amps up the shuddering bass for a killer 4/4 track.  ‘Must Be A Reason’ is your next hottest find, whether you’re an aux cable DJ or the real deal.

DJ S.K.T 'Must Be A Reason (Club Mix)'

DJ S.K.T 'Must Be A Reason (Radio Edit)'

For most producers, Roy Davis Jr. & Peven Everett's 'Gabriel' is the holy grail of untouchable tracks. A bona fide classic and a record that holds a sacred place in the hearts of many, 'Gabriel' was an evocative crossover garage anthem that impacted dance music profoundly on its release in 1996, having its roots in garage but with elements of deep house that inspired selectors and remixers across all the dance music genres. It's a record that not many would dare to mess with, so when Ray Foxx took up the challenge of covering one of his all-time favourite records, he didn't take it lightly. With meticulous attention to detail, recording brand new trumpet parts from John Thirkwell and carnival-inspired percussion from Shovell, and pinning it together with rolling layered production, this is the ultimate contemporary reinvention. Following hit records like 'Boom Boom (Heartbeat)' and 'La Musica (The Trumpeter)' Ray Foxx pays respect to the legacy of 'Gabriel' wholeheartedly, with an update that's hard not to love.

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