Madhouse Groovin' No. 3

NostalgiaTech No. 3

Don't Mix Techno & Hip Hop The 3rd

Support: @DJ-Susan-1
Support: @RichDietzOfficial
Support: @HoodPoliticsRecords

Damn! Could the boys be ANY more CHARGED this year!? The energy ringing through Hood Poli right now is on another level and has fully activated the All Stars DJ Susan and Rich Dietz to create the "Mo Bamba" remix of all "Mo Bamba" remixes. 

This shit absolutely bangs and turns any crowd into an all frenzy with everyone chanting rhe iconic hook in unison, safe to say this one gets the job DONE. Tap in and support the legends, this ones here to stay.



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Sheck Wes - Mo Bamba (DJ Susan, Rich DietZ Remix)

Support: @ItsProppa
Support: @RichDietZOfficial
Support: @HoodPoliticsRecords 

It's not even fair how much heat the boys have been supplying this year, but at this point its not surprising to see the names Proppa and Rich DietZ on a track and instantly know it's gonna be a hit. "Panda" is no exception and cements the boys as undeniably GOATED as the kings of HP Edits once and for all. 

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Desiigner - Panda (Proppa x Rich DietZ Treatment)

Last year's collaboration between Fab Massimo and Kevin McKay was one of our favourite records on the label. Their turbo-charged version of "Don't Leave Me This Way" was a hit everywhere Kevin played it, taking the roof off of LGBTQ+ London parties like Roast and Beyond. Kevin's 2018 edit of the Whitney Houston version of this song became a staple in Annie Mac's sets, providing plenty of big-tune moments for Kevin over the years. He had always wanted to create a proper peak-time version, and after he and Fab discussed their next project, this song was the one. Next, up stepped Chantal Lewis-Brown, who, following on from her wicked rendition of "Show Me Love", delivered a barn-storming topline for this. It is a banger of the highest order!

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Kevin McKay, Fab Massimo, Chantal Lewis-Brown - How Will I Know

I Want To Know What Love Is

I Want To Know What Love Is (Extended Mix)

Hailing from the ever-vibrant underground of Buenos Aires, DJ, producer, and visual artist Apste makes his debut on ICONYC with 909, a razor-sharp, three-track transmission that blends analog punch with digital poise. With a tactile sense of sound design and an instinct for tension-building, 909 is a record that operates at the intersection of precision and emotion, offering a complex portrait of an artist stretching the edges of club music.

The title track, "909", opens with a sense of architectural restraint as hypnotic synth cascades glide against a grid of steely kicks and needlepoint hi-hats, carving out a minimalist space that pulses with latent energy. Gradually, a spectral vocal emerges—distant, half-formed—imbuing the arrangement with an eerie sensuality. As Apste modulates and reshapes the groove, the track ascends into something more cinematic: a luminous act of synthesis where soul and circuitry collide in full, high-definition release.

"In My Head, In My Dreams" takes a more direct route to euphoria. Anchored by a propulsive bassline and splintered vocal treatments, Apste weaves a dense network of arpeggios and rhythmic misdirection, blurring the line between delirium and control. There's a wild elegance to it all, a controlled chaos that drives the track upward until it breaks through into open sky. It's as emotionally charged as it is rhythmically infectious—a potent reminder of the power of well-calibrated pressure.

Rounding out the trip is "Let's Go Back", a high-voltage closing statement that pays homage to the rave continuum while looking unmistakably forward. With its distorted vocal cuts, acid-washed synths, and relentless low-end architecture, the track feels like a transmission from both past and future. A kind of synthetic memory coded for the dancefloor. Simultaneously chaotic and calculated, it's Apste at his most unfiltered.

With 909, Apste delivers a commanding debut—a fully-formed sonic identity that folds movement, emotion, and raw machine-funk into one blistering statement. A future classic in the making.

Artwork & Design by Quim Marin Studio
A&R Director : Pietro Casella

Catalog Number : #ICONYC019
Release Date: 11th July 2025
Buy/Stream: https://lnk.to/6QgdqD

© 2025 ICONYC All Rights Reserved.

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APSTE - Lets Go Back | ICONYC

Support: @DJ-Susan-1
Support: @Curlyheads

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DJ Susan & Curlyheads are back at it with their most highly anticipated collab to date, flipping 2 Chainz’ iconic “Birthday Song” into a peak-hour, dancefloor-destroying roller. What started as a secret weapon in their sets has been wreaking havoc on clubs and festivals all year sending crowds into absolute mayhem from San Diego to Miami. Now, the wait is over. Loaded with heavy-hitting bass, relentless groove, and that unmistakable vocal hook, this weapon is primed to become a staple in DJ sets worldwide.

2 Chainz - Birthday Song [DJ Susan & Curlyheads Edit]

Its been several weeks now since the world lost one of the best lyricists that the game has ever seen. I wanted to remix a joint but, there are very few acapellas available around so I took one I had laying around. Its Roc Marciano's SNOW remix featuring Sean Price. Love the way he and roc's chemistry come out on this joint. Here is my take on it. You can also go to https://www.crowdrise.com/seanp to donate money to Sean Price's family in there time of need.

Roc Marciano Feat Sean Price "Snow" Rob Viktum REMIX

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Don't Mix Techno & Hip Hop The 3rd

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