JANUARY  2016

deep

more remixes by Feadz, Tagteam Terror, Maya Jane Coles, Murder Mark & TT The Artist, Eloq & Kaytranada

FREE DL: http://soundcloud.com/discobelle/big-dope-p-so-high-ben-mono

Big Dope P - So High (Ben Mono Remix)

Gallic cynosure Agoria debuts on the Hotflush roster with ‘Hélice’ – a compelling, propelling record that envelopes and encompasses. Blending an ambience of eerie sci-fi over suspense-laden peaks and troughs, it goes after body and mind in equal measure.

Its B-side counterpart is  ‘Make It Real’, a jacking house number cut through with a classic Rhodes bounce. The latent garage disposition is brought to the fore by ESS, whose remix nods to the East Coast glory days of yore.

Release date: December 1st 2014

Tracklisting:

A1. Hélice
B1. Make It Real
B2. Make It Real (ESS Remix)


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B1 Agoria - Make It Real

This mix was recorded live @ Tomorrowland Brazil (Warung Stage). We are greatful to be part of this amazing festival. Thanks to everyone that came early to see us ! 
Enjoy !!

DASHDOT LIVE @ TOMORROWLAND FESTIVAL (BRAZIL)

[snippet] Emery Warman - Firebox (original Mix)

Available here:
http://greatstuffrecordings.lnk.to/ToTheUndergroundVol6

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Great Stuff proudly presents volume six of it’s “To The Underground” series. The series features solely exclusive tracks. Hand picked with only the dance floor in mind. Tracks that will work crowds and elevate dj sets. 

To The Underground Vol.6 kick starts with JJ Mullor & Toni Carrillo’s “Yeah“. An uplifting tech house beast, that features a rolling bassline, which was constructed to take dance floors by storm. The smooth female vocal snippets and the tight groove programming are keeping things moving forward in a fun way.

Next up is Joe Mesmar’s dark “I Feel So Weak”. This prime time techno weapon consists of the perfect late night vibes: Pitched down vocals, a growling bassline and moody pads. 

Slovenia’s vibrant duo Alex Long & Stanny Abram take us on an expedition. Haunting melodic bits & pieces and a thick minimal techno groove are the foundation for “Heat”.

Crunchy sounds float throughout hight-tech percussions, while the rough pads provide the right amount of energy. Luigi Gori & Anis Hachemi also manage to playfully work stirring vocals into their slick arrangement. Their “Just One” composition is the perfect mood setter.

The striking feature of Alex Ranerro’s “Shelter” is it’s constantly morphing groove and enormous bassline that support the engaging vocal particles in the most stylish way. Monstrous drops and tight pads make this a peak-time sure shot!

Rodrik is completing this fine collection of quality electronic music. His “Trece” is all about the distinct and profound melody. It leads the way through a wide field of delay-filled sounds and temperamental snare builds.

Joe Mesmar - I Feel So Weak

Audio Junkies - Urbanica (Sincopat)

http://www.mixmag.net/read/isaac-tichauer-premieres

Today it's all about 'Street Lessons' and Tichauer has turned the mischief levels up to ten. Addictive riffs bounce with intent while warm chords and emotion-laced vocals soothe from the background, creating a track that works both on the floor and in your headphones.

LOFT Records is carefully building a sound for itself without big-name DJs at the helm and the result is something fresh and exciting. Expect big things.


More exclusive music

Premiere: Isaac Tichauer 'Street Lessons'

Support from: Camelphat, Oliver Dollar, DJ T, Low Steppa, German Brigante, TCTS, Nice7, Mat.Joe, Chus, Kydus, Stefano Ritteri, The Mekanism, Dennis Cruz, Kolombo, Marc Poppcke, Monki, Robert Owens, George Morel, Miguel Migs, Paride Saraceni, Landmark, MoodyManc, Stacey Pullen, Groove Assassin, Kal (Underground Audio), Vanilla Ace, Dale Middleton, Steve Lawler, Piemont, Wildkats, Origins Sound, Antoine (Time Has Changed), Dave Angel, Graham Sahara, James Organ, Graeme Park...


I have a cheeky we French number for you today. Produced by Lyon’s rising tech-house star, Spencer K.

I was first introduced to Spencer by Metodi Hristov who collaborated with him on “Basic Tricks”, their Hot Since 82/Danny Daze/Robert Dietz supported bomb from late 2014.

Since then he has given us “Vodka Way”. Was it an ode to the standard DJ rider most clubs opt for? Who knows... What I can say for sure is that it featured on GU’s (Top 10 tech house) Ibiza album and was supported by the likes of Catz’n’Dogz, Wade, The Mekanism & Thermalbear.

For his debut EP on GU he delivers 2 brand new solo tracks and a superb collaboration with Saved/Suruba/Kinetika artist Dennis Cruz.

“Impacto” (with Cruz) kicks off the EP. Heavy brass stabs and oddball vocal effects make a unique topline while some clever percussion and bouncing bottom end deliver a killer club groove that - to me - sounds as fresh and dance-floor ready as Metodi’s “Step Outside” did two summers ago. 

“Dynamite” takes things up a notch with looping vocals and air-punching synths. “Hard Struggle” maintains the energy levels with rolling synths, rapid-fire snares and a cool vocal and for those that missed it first time around, “Vodka Way” is here for you too. 

Kevin McKay, January 2016

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Spencer K - Dynamite (Original Mix)

Carmelo Gargaglione - File E Dispositivi  (Manuel De Lorenzi Stripe Remix) - CLIP

A X-MAS gift for all you aficionados out there... 

Enjoy!

Jill Scott - Love Rain (Detroit Swindle's seasonal redux)

Detroit Swindle - Brotherman (KRL remix preview)

Broken (Steve Huerta Remix) - Cassio Kohl

Bookings/enquiries: management@tonalartists.com

Hailed by many as one of Hungary’s finest exports, Emery Warman is an artist that has gained a commendable amount of traction in the House and Techno scene in recent years. With regular support from the likes of Marco Carola, Joseph Capriati, Leon, Paco Osuna, Nicole Moudaber, Richie Hawtin, Stacey Pullen and many more of the game’s elite, it’s a reputation that speaks for itself.

His style leans away from the conventional conveyor belt that is modern Tech House, with influence from across Europe and further afield. Most notably within Emery’s productions is the need to instil an insatiable level of funk and groove, which manages to maintain the genre’s level of energy and intensity but wrapping it up in subtle textures, warm sounds and intricately constructed grooves. It’s a style that’s informed by his years grafting in the house and techno underground, with a real sense of heritage for the genres showing in his work.