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21 GEN 2023 PREORDER 
03 FEB 2023 EXCLUSIVE 
17 FEB 2023 OFFICIAL

Moreno Pezzolato - Smells Like Teen Spirit (Edit)

Scream

Scream (Extended Mix)

Kiss Myself

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International House don Low Steppa returns to Toolroom after his previous Beatport #1 on the label alongside Tony Romera, ‘Dance To The Music’. Low Steppa is absolutely flying at the moment, his Ushuaia Ibiza residency kicked off this week with a sell-out show and with further dates all across the Globe penned right through Summer, the man is on a mission!

For this special release we also welcome Malta’s finest, Jewel Kid to the main Toolroom label for the very first time. An esteemed artist in his own right with a career spanning well over a decade with recent outings on Defected, Sink or Swim and of course our sister label, Toolroom Trax, alongside a chocker gig diary taking in Singapore, Thailand, Canada and Australia all in the last month alone.

The track itself oozes ATTITUDE! Slamming tech house drums, an insatiable groove and a tongue-in-cheek vocal that will raise many a smile on the dance floor. Club weapon!

Big Busta

DL/Stream

Low Steppa, Jewel Kid - Big Busta

Toolroom Ibiza 2024 Vol. 2

The Edge (TONG Extended Mix)

Mess

Mess (Extended Mix)

Best I Can

Best I Can (feat. Vonita White)

I Don't Mind

James Fairhurst - I Want Cha

Groove With It

Everybody's looking for something...
Search and Resistance in "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)"
In Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," the striking repetition of "Everybody's looking for something" highlights a universal search for satisfaction, but also highlights the frustration of desires that always seem unattainable. Annie Lennox revealed that the lyrics emerged in a moment of despair and nihilism, which is reflected in the disenchanted worldview presented in the song: sweet dreams are made of expectations and illusions that everyone chases, with no guarantee of fulfillment.
The lines "Some of them want to use you / Some of them want to get used by you / Some of them want to abuse you / Some of them want to be abused" expose the dynamics of power and manipulation in human relationships. They suggest that, in the search for satisfaction, people can either exploit or submit to others. The chorus "Hold your head up, movin' on" serves as advice to preserve dignity and carry on, even in the face of uncertainty and exploitation. The context of the composition, marked by the personal and professional difficulties of the Eurythmics members, reinforces the song's tone of resignation and resilience, which has become a symbol for those facing adversity and needing to continue searching for meaning amidst chaos.
So...
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Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics (Afro House Mashup - Extended)

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The Edge (TONG Extended Mix)

ESSEL