A deep house favourite and modern record box essential, Breach’s UK Top 10 hit ‘Jack’ receives two remixes from Derrick Carter and Jonathan Kaspar on Defected. Breach is the club moniker of lauded British DJ and producer Ben Westbeech, and his genre-defining ‘Jack’ cemented the early 2010’s as the golden era for deep house. Now a decade after its release, industry titan Derrick Carter takes on the iconic track. The Chicago house legend understands what it means to be a genre pioneer, with his 90s output changing the sound of house for years to come; the DC Jack Track remix is sporadic in its structure, giving listeners an unpredictable yet controlled lesson in sonic evolution. Next up, Cologne’s Gewölbe resident and Kompakt mainstay Jonathan Kaspar applies his noise-based production techniques for a dark and twisted take on the house favourite.

Jack (Jonathan Kaspar Extended Remix)

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Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinéad O'Connor (Marsellie Edit)

Uri Mood once again releases a track that, in addition to being a dance floor hit, contains a clear and forceful message.
After “The reverend's speech” and “Friday's ain't got future”, “Get your knee off our neck” is a song that recovers the essence of the house music classic “I have a dream (Martin Luther King)”
This time, Uri Mood recovers Al Sharpton's speech at George Floyd's funeral, to bring it to all electronic music dance floors.
Once again, Uri Mood shares that dance music is not only useful for dancing, but it can also contain a message, be transgressive, show solidarity and give voice to the political, economic and social causes that sadly in the 21st century we still have to demand and fight with absolute firmness.

Uri Mood vuelve a lanzar un disco que, además de pista de baile, contiene un mensaje claro y contundente.
Tras “The reverend´s speech” y “Fridays ain t got future”, “Get your knee off our neck” es un disco que recupera la esencia del clásico de la música house “I have a dream (Martin Luther King)” 
En este caso Uri Mood recupera  el discurso de Al Sharpton en el entierro de George Floyd, para llevarlo a todas las pistas de baile de música electrónica.
Una vez más, Uri Mood comparte que la música dance no sólo sirve para bailar, sinó que también puede contener mensaje, ser transgresora, solidarizarse y dar voz a las causas políticas, económicas y sociales que tristemente en el siglo XXI todavía debemos reclamar y luchar con absoluta firmeza.

Get your Knee off our Neck EP

Get your Knee off our neck (Original Mix) (TRANSA RECORDS)

Four To The Floor 33 is here.
Opening track „So High" by Sonickraft is an absolute festival anthem - walking the line between melancholic and uplifting, it hits that end-of-summer sweet spot.
Leisan delivers a dark and dirty club tune titled „Rover", followed by „R Life" by Ambear and Losa, a hypnotic piece of dusky tech-house.
Closing off the FTTF33 is „Signs" by Ubbah, who manages to create a most poignant ambiance that lets us sail of into the night ever so blue.

Leisan - Rover

New explosive release from Genesis BA. Don't miss the EP "Penelope" by artists Afernand & Marko Speratti. Incredible sounds that cannot be missing from your next set.

Afernand, Marko Speratti - Keep

Play In This Feeling

Play In This Feeling (Extended) [feat. Zentola]

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'

XANDL returns for second instalment of his 2 track EP with TECHNE with acidic tech house banger ‘Pushing On’. This tracks pulsating basslines, hypnotic synths and deep tech house rhythms are seamlessly blended to create an electrifying and immersive experience - a must-have for any DJ.

XANDL - Pushing On (Extended Mix)

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Tech house master Rafael steps up to TECHNE with a captivating flip of label head Noizu's 'Acid Rain' feat. Madge. This remix presents a trance-leaning adaptation, with sweeping echoed vocals over thumping kicks and electric melodies - DJ's don't sleep.

Acid Rain

Noizu - Acid Rain feat. Madge (Rafael Remix)

Four To The Floor 38 is here. Opening track „Dance To Dance by Knorst will shake up the dancing crowd left and right with its bouncy groove. Confusion Situation by Underher, who already released on Diynamics sublabel 2DIY4, touches you with a gentle melodic summer vibe and takes you on a deep dive into the ocean. Davascos On Repeat picks up the pace with its infectious rhythms and captivating vocals, giving you an electrifying club experience. And closing off the FTTF38 is Look Ma by Sapian, a cool acid-tech-house tune with a massive wobbling bassline.