On s'est parlé au Delta Festival peut être que tu t'en souviens pas mais mais mon pote moi si ❤️ Evock t'es trop fort continue ♥️

This tune is as smooth as caramel and as gorgeous as the sunrise... top notch work dude! :)

Out 26/08/2013 On:
http://www.beatport.com/release/no-eyes-remixes/1144701

Releasedate Beatport: 26.08.13 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 30.09.13

Watch the official Videoclip for NO EYES here: 
http://smarturl.it/claptonevideo

Early love by CatznDogs, Soul Clap, Solomun, Dj Sneak, DJ Hell, The Magician, Claude Von Stroke, Ben Westbeech, Noir, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Hot Since 82, Tensnake, Oliver Koletzki, Anja Schneider, Pete Tong, Laurent Garnier, Riva Starr, M.A.N.D.Y., Maxxi Soundsystem, Jesse Rose, Adana Twins, HNQO, Phil Weeks, Peter Kruder, Chopstick & Johnjon, Rampa/Keinemusik, Matthias Meyer, Kiki, Munk, Alex Jones, Kasper Bjoerke, Larse and many more.

Ever since the German producer known as Claptone got his start just a year ago, he has been awarded artist of the year on the German Trendcharts DCC 2012, and has held his spot on Beatport’s Top 10 Tracks in the deep house category. So, without surprise, Claptone brought in 2013 with a fresh EP that is still at the top of the charts today. 
No Eyes, which features the vocals of Jaw from dOP has been getting love from all over the world including plays by Annie Mac and Pete Tong ('Essential Tune') on BBC Radio 1 who named Claptone 'Future Star of 2013' at the beginning of the year. 
It’s a gripping deep house production with an expressive melody, driven by the low and eerie bass line. The airy keyboard chords gives it the personality of a dark, daydream vibe, while the progression is rhythmic and funky. The fresh vocals interlock with the deep house instrumental, creating a song that will be bumping in the back of your mind for a while.

Treat yourself to the download of those fresh new remixes by Art Department, Doctor Dru, Mickey, Kyodai and Bakermat. More Claptone in the near future. 
You can experience the enigmatic Claptone magic live at Creamsfields on Sunday 25th August.

Early Feedback:

CatznDogs: Mickey Remix for us! 
Soul Clap: Art Department Remix all the way! 
Oliver Koletzki: Kyodai Remix ist der Hit! 
DJ Sneak: Kyodai Remix hands down! 
DJ Hell: Art Department and Kyodai are the best mixes here. 
Riva Starr: Quality! 
The Magician: Great Remix package. Mickey Remix is a dancefloor killer! Loving Kyodai Remix too. 
Maxxi Soundsystem: Ace remixes... hard to pick a fave straight off... reckon could be Kyodai's or Dru's. 
Tensnake: Great remixes for one of the most played tunes of the last year. 
Laurent Garnier: Kyodai Remix is superb as always. 
Anja Schneider: Great Mixes. Very hard to choose. Dru and Art Department probe for me. 
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs: Art Department Mix is the one for me. 
M.A.N.D.Y.: Very good release with lots of good remixes. Love Jaw's voice. So will be my favorite this time. Good job guys. 
Hot Since 82: Kyodai and Art's remix for me. 
Ben Westbeech: Kyodai mix for me….DOPE. 
Jesse Rose: All about the Kyodai Mix. 
Noir: Awesome Remix Package. 
Peter Kruder: All mixes are great in their owen way. Strong package for one of the biggest tunes this year so far. Will play them accordingly. 
Phil Weeks: Kyodai Remix for me. 
Adana Twins: Dr Drizzle for Rizzle! 
Chopstick: Kyodai & Art Department Remixes are just up my alley! Great Remix Work! 
Sasha: Art Department Mix is nice and wonky. 
Keinemusik / Rampa: Kyodai Remix is super. Love it. 
HNQO: Cool remix from Mickey! 
Kiki: Mickey and escpecially Kyodai deliver the goods! 
Matthias Meyer: I like the Art Department Remix and Bakermat. 
Munk: Like the Kyodai a lot. 
Alex Jones: Kyodai Remix is wicked. 
Kasper Bjoerke: Mickey + Doctor Dru + Art Department. Yes sir! 
Coat Of Arms: Kyodai do it again & again. Serious Pressure. Absolutely Murked it. 
Larse: Dru & Art Department are the winners.

Released by: Exploited 
Release/catalogue number: EXPDIGITAL045 
Release date: Aug 26, 2013 

Claptone - No Eyes Feat. Jaw (Kyodai Remix)   Exploited Records

ONYX

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 11 
Artist: Purple Disco Machine
Label: Exploited
Releasedate: 11-5-2015

Premiere: Purple Disco Machine - Magic

Out now on Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/the-herb/1670070

Jan 8th everywhere else.

Music needs no explanation. 

J Paul Getto & Kenny Summit - The Herb [PID066]

Liked by various cool cats such as Tanner Ross, Joakim, Claptone, I-Robots, Pete Herbert, Agoria, Chaim, XXXY, Quiet Village, Karotte, Fred Everything, Hector Moralez, Baikal, El Txef, Eli Escobar, Tensnake, Acid Pauli, Jaques Renault, Mark Farina, Inland Knights, Doctor Dru, Sinden, Phil Gerus, The Mekanism, Whitesquare, Compuphonic, Drop Out Orchestra...

It's the return of Black Jukebox.
300 Limited Vinyl Copies in store.
Sending out promos to those who like to put on their Disco Shoes.
P.S. We're looking for tracks for BJ16...

After a long hiatus Shir Khan hits us with the 14th edition featuring Onsra & Bas Roos. Secret Parisian project Onsra returns after killing it with "Funky Town" last year. First he gets down on the terrace with the loopy banger of "So Good". A 112BPM disco house number which has a touch of that old Soundstream magic about it yet is instantly, undeniably a Shir Khan favourite. When those string-led bridge sections burst into life you should see the whole terrace unite under some Vitamin D-laced pleasure. "Other Day" packs a bit more umph with tough boogie licks looped and chopped for more funky dancefloor goodness. Bas Roos takes over the flip and is a newbie youngster from Rotterdam with a fresh residency at Toffler Club keeping things bright, smooth and wide-eyed with "Searchin" and "Don’t Let Go The Disco". Both tracks epitomizing the feel-good spirit of classic funky house whilst still keeping the modern day nu-disco crowd happy. Shir Khan rides forth! Vinyl only, limited run. Move quick!

Artist: Various Artists
Release: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 14
Label: Exploited
Cat: BJ14

Vinyl available here:
JUNO: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/onsra-bas-shir-khan-presents-black-jukebox/601992-01/

PHONICA: http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/shir-khan-presents-black-jukebox-14-pre-ord-exploited/135906

PICADILLY: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/prod/VariousArtists-ShirKhanPresentsBlackJukebox14-Exploited-108082.html

CLONE: https://clone.nl/item39393.html

DECKS: http://www.decks.de/t/various_artists-shir_khan_presents_black_jukebox_14/c6r-nr

DEEJAY: http://www.deejay.de/BJ14-_Various-Shir_Khan_Presents_Black_Jukebox_14-_12inch__217662

First Feedback:
Tanner Ross: Great release.
XXXY: Great pack.
Karotte: Searchin is a nice disco track. Like it.
El Txef: Wow wow wow. Amazing record. All cuts are super nice!
Baikal: Nice Disco Vibes:
Hector Moralez: Searchin’ nice.
Inland Knights: Dont Let Go The Disco is cool. Will play.
Mathieu Schreyer/KCRW LA: Wicked!
Agoria: Great EP!
Booka Shade: Thanks!
The Mekanism: Love It.
Chaim: Nice!
Sasha: Lovely summer vibes.
Eli Escobar: Love Other Day.
Sinden: Essential! Will play on radio.
Tensnake: Great pack.
Mark Farina: Nice EP.
Compuphonic. Great EP. Will play.
Acid Pauli: :)
Moodymanc: All no Brainers for me.
Jaques Renault: Fuck - this is my drug.
Phil Gerus: Big up! Proper vibes.
Shiba San: Goos vibes.
I-Robots: Dont Let Go.
Doctor Dru: Disco never dies.
Pete Herbert: Top Notch.
Whitesquare: Nice.
Drop Out Orchestra: Amazing vibes.
Bufi: Smooth.

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 14

Searchin'

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Bas Roos - Searchin' | Exploited

Large Music continues its historic return to vinyl with a new edition of the Wax Weapons Series. Four unique cuts here all curated from the label's current roster of up-front & youthful producers. Austrian duo Jakobin & Domino get things started with the supremely groovy underground jam entitled Suki, followed by the sublime disco tinged blast from Chris Stussy called Heat. Side B goes even deeper with the talented duo Studioheist and Bristol-based artist Jordan O'Regan bringing forth two classic Large-style cuts. Essential!

LAR234

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Studioheist | All My Love

Evock - Set It Out

Hector Couto’s Roush imprint opens 2017 with it’s first of three samplers set to drop throughout the year as the label heads to BPM Festival, boasting the likes of Javi Bora, Los Pastores and Arado.
With Couto at the helm, Roush has rapidly gone on to establish itself as one of the key imprints within the world of house over the past three years. With artists such as Steve Rachmad, Darius Syrossian, & DJ W!ld touching down since the labels debut in late 2013, attention now turns to Playa del Carmen, with the Roush team assembling a collective of worldwide talent to curate their ‘On & On BPM Sampler’.
First up, Spaniard Vozmediano welcomes the sunshine from the off with a medley of playful vocals and warming riffs in ‘Back2Soul’, before Arado’s driving ‘Broken Dog’ comes forth, armed with a menacing groove and crisp hats. Liverpool based producer James Organ then introduces the thunderous ‘Beat The Slump’, before Oblack founders Los Pastores provide a delicate break in proceedings, laying down a trademark combination of organic percussion patterns and elegant pads throughout ‘Make Ends Meet’.
Next, Black Girl / White Girl raise the tempo once again with the rolling ‘Closure’, whilst Jacabo Padilla and Javi Bora & IAAM strip things back and gets percussive through ‘On A Roll’ and ‘Time To Tool’, with both cuts clearly aimed towards the sands and sees of the Mexican coast. Closing out the package, Italy’s Atove pairs up with Londoner Apollo84 to drop the rumbling ‘Back All Night’, Le Vinyl & Omez merge male vocals and coos with bubbling 303 lines in ‘Guasapens’, before UK trio Wax On Mare St. tie everything together in fine style with their excellent groove focused cut ‘Road Bloc’.

Various Artists ‘On & On BPM Sampler’ is out on Roush on 9th January 2017.

V.A On & ON BPM Sampler 2017

Vozmediano - Back2Soul

I have been following Makito for awhile and asked him in the winter of 2019 to send a demo to Large. A few months later I was thrilled to get these tracks which have been carefully crafted with our label in mind. The title track is the business: I love the hook, the groove and the piano riffs. This is a terrific label debut from a very talented artist who is going to do big things over the next few years. We are thrilled to have him on board.

–Jeff Craven - Large Music - June 2020

Curated by Jeff Craven for Large Music LLC
27 years of House Music History.
For licensing: info@largemusic.com

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Makito - Tracks And Stuff (Original Mix)

/// Support by: Huxley, Hector Couto, AFFKT, Brothers Vibe, Chaim, Noir, Slam, Moodymanc, Norm Talley +++ ///

YOO we made a remix for Kerri Chandler, one of the most influential and prolific artists of soulful and deep dance music. We tried to keep the spirit of the original track from 1996, while using instruments from back in the day (Roland JX-1, drum computers) and adding our own touch. The remix is coming out on King Street Sounds on 20th May, the infamous house label from NYC we bought records from when we were 16. Hallelujah!


OFFICIAL KERRI CHANDLER BIO:

"Kerri 'Kaoz' Chandler one of deep house music's originators, has been injecting soul into music since the early nineties. An ambassador of the natural and instinctive 4/4 beat, Kerri's influences can be traced back to New Jersey growing up in a family of jazz musicians. His father being a respected deejay, provided Kerri with a rich background in the origins of soul, disco and the New York Underground Sound (known also as "Garage" music). Accompanying his father to the gigs, Kerri began playing records at the Rally Record Club in East Orange, New Jersey at the tender age of thirteen. Exposed to such musical creativity, it wasn't long before Kerri found himself interested in production. 

Since the signing of his first single "SuperLover/Get It Off" by Atlantic in 1991, Kerri began producing a prolific body of work that has helped coin him one of the most respected house producers in the world. This has been achieved by remaining true to his style. When listening to tracks such as the "Atmosphere EP" on Shelter Records and the seminal, "A Basement, Redlight and A Feeling" album on Madhouse, one has to marvel at Kerri's ability to not compromise his unique sound for commercial gain. His ability to blend tradition and innovation produces avant-garde music with soulful roots reaching back into the history of Afro-American music. Tradition as in the soulful roots of Jersey house, innovation as in his use of streamlined sparse arrangements and technology, Kerri masters rhythm and space piecing together vocals and instruments with uncanny precision delivering beautiful monster jams.

A spiritual man, Kerri prays before making a record. Each project is an attempt to inject his free spirit into a groove. In the expanses of his breaks the odd counter rhythm will inexplicably appear for a second and then disappear, creating fleshy excitement, not mechanical repetition. His now legendary bass-lines go from heavy and heady to playful and quirky while remaining deliriously intoxicating. His fusions, clamped to the beat of his unique thundering kick drum, redefine house music at every turn. His hooks are loving details, paying attention to horn hits, washes of synthesizers, and catchy choruses creating songs with brutal drive. A believer in peace and harmony, Kerri blames soulful house's positive vibes for its failure to make it commercially, as its openness to influences are difficult for many to accept.

Kerri is fascinated by technology and its application to creativity. He has built his own studio and spends hours creating new EFX units and sound machines. Taking a fearless leap into millennium technology, he has recently innovated new tools and employed creative ideas designed to revolutionize the way we think of traditional deejay mixing. Kerri uses his deejay sets to inject a spirit into the dance floor. More than a mere deejay spinning records, his sets are "live" during which he remixes tracks whenever he can by incorporating keyboards, vocalists, percussionists, guitars, violins, horns, projector screens, laser synths or just his own excellent soulful voice. Armed with a lap top computer, thousands of MP3 files, his own handmade mini-mixer and a cutting-edge imagination, Kerri has been wowing audiences around the globe while inspiring debate and envy in top industry circles about his new toys.

If you think all house music sounds the same, has no soul and is just four to the floor, then I suggest you do some rethinking and check out Kerri Chandler's latest releases and back catalogue…You'll be glad you did!"

Kerri Chandler - "Hallelujah (Robosonic Remix)" - King Street Sounds

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