Electro Funk

Disco // Indie // Italo - Part 1

THIS IS SERIOUS DANCE MUSIC AT IT'S MOST CUTTING EDGE.  
A BORN AND BRED BERLINER, SHIR KHAN STARTED EXPLOITED IN HIS HOME CITY IN 2007. EXPLOITED REC IS TOTALLY CONTEMPORARY, INNOVATIVE AND HAS A CHUNKY DIRTY FEEL.

Exploited Releases

EXPLOITED RELEASES - Part 1

Lorenz rhode

Les bains

All things funky

I♥it

lorenz rhode

Brace yourselves ! CHELA’s first EP "Romanticise" is coming… Out digitally on August 26th on Kitsuné!

Along with the original tracks, get stunning remixes by Gold Fields, Collarbones, Boys Get Hurt, Le Bruce and Fascinator remix.

Pre-order "Romanticise" now on iTunes : bit.ly/16KumtT

Follow Chela on 
soundcloud : @chelamusic
facebook : www.facebook.com/chelamusic
twitter : twitter.com/thisischela

Romanticise Ep 

Romanticise

Chela - "Romanticise"

Accompanying blog post: http://www.gregwilson.co.uk/2014/03/greg-wilson-versions-2005-2013/

Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/Social-Disco-Club-Maia-The-Way-You-Move/release/1864483

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

Social Disco Club & Maia 'The Way You Move' (greg wilson version 2009)

Nude_isco records (Hong Kong).

www.nudeisco.net/
www.junodownload.com/labels/Nude_isco/releases/


Cheryl Lynn - I'm On Fire (Funk Hunk edit)

Social Disco Club - Daft Funk

Exploited / GH-17
Artist: Lorenz Rhode feat. Snax
Title: Something Hot
Format: Vinyl + Digital
Streetdate: 15.01.2010

Remixes from Savage Skulls, Seiji, Mattie Safer, Shazam

Supported by Aeroplane, Hudson Mohawke, Sinden, Sound Pellegrino, Toddla T, Annie Mac, DJ Mehdi, A-Trak, Zinc, Toy Selectah, Douster, TRG, Rex the Dog, Cosmo Vitello, Tim Paris, Chloe, Telonius, Style of Eye, James Friedman, Breakbot....

Statements on Lorenz Rhode:

"Great shit, what a talent!" (Sinden)

"Like A Player" is great. I am a sucker for baroque style arpeggios, and the synth licks are sweet, too. Properly musical and melodic. Super tight production, too." (Fake Blood)

"Telephone Helicopter Applause Gunshot my fave track name of the year so far." (Hudson Mohawke)

"Wicked track." (Jackson&amp;his Computer Band)

"Excellent Release. I love all mixes." (Chloe)

"Great tracks all of them! Love the Sly&amp;Robbie meets Larry Levan &amp; Gwen Guthrie dubbed out percussion with the mazing synth work outs by mr Rhode. Yeah def Roger Troutman meets Hancock! Hard to pick fav tracks as they work on different levels but I'd say Something Hot for getting ready to go out. The great cover of Mylo's Pressure for warm up in the clubs and Like A Player as the peak! Great release!!!" (Punks Jump Up)

"HOT! EXACTYLY WHAT I WANT TO BOOGIE ON ALL NIGHT AND DAY." (Strip Steve)

"killer EP!" (Breakbot)

"Drop the P! digging this very much!" (Pete Herbert)

"AMAZING! Pure updated Boogie style! Roger Troutman should be happy of these great tracks!
Thank u for this. Full support" (Ajello)

"It's made me go training my disco moves ! its so well produced whaouu love it !!!" (Mommas Boy)

"Great bunch of electro-funk masterpieces ! Pretty, pretty, pretty goood !" (Llorca)

"I've been playing Like A Player everywhere for months now, but the rest is amazing too. Drop the P funk will go down just as nice ;) Much support from Amsterdam." (Mason)

"Well Bootsy is back, like this phat and crunchyfunky..." (Michael Reinboth)

Dusseldorf's Lorenz Rhode makes an alluring cocktail of '80s-influenced electro-funk, electrohouse and all-out pop.This is quality electronic dancefloor pop from the outset, and all the various sub-genres Lorenz tackles are injected with a winning quirkiness: He blends Italo retroism with playfully proged-up synth lines to great effect, while he strips the instrumentation right down to a bare-bones sound that's pure, krautrock-inspired synthesizer fun."Imagine Rick James dating Chaka Khan, dancing to Daft Punk and Technotronic, making sweet love to a Stevie Wonder ballad, when suddenly a group of German robots and a Yellow Magic Orchestra come rushing into the hotel suite and....they all decide to go to France instead." That's how Dusseldorf's Lorenz Rhode describes his sound and it's pretty on spot. Following a tasty EP for Compost Records a few years back, Rhode was signed to the excellent Exploited Records label, where he has been busy producing a slew of brilliant cuts, including "Motor Cortex" (single of the month in Mixmag) and the new "Something Hot"-EP, which is absolute dynamite and already gets love from Top-DJS as A-Trak, Sinden, DJ Mehdi, Aeroplane, Hudson Mohawke, Breakbot. "Something Hot" features the voice of Snax (Ex-Captain Comatose &amp; Supportact for Jamie Lidell, Peaches and The Scissor Sisters). Lorenz Rhode's music is equally at home at erm, homre, or on the dancefloor, and has a little something for the head and something for the feet and hips. The man got funk! Watch out for his remixes for Staygold, Moulinex and Strip Steve.


Lorenz Rhode feat. Snax - Something Hot (Preview) | Exploited

Support from across the board! 
From Laurent Garnier, Audiojack, Maxxi Soundsystem, Claptone, to BBC Radio 1, Noir, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Xxxy, DMC UK Buzzcharts, Pete Herbert, Hackman ect.

Shir Khan returns to his Disco-House-Edit imprint Black Jukebox presenting you 4 heavy Vinyl jams: 
- 2 cuts from Exploited’s own Mickey from Brussel who is killing it at the moment
- 1 cut from in-demand Parisian DJ & producer The Mekanism
- 1 cut from Philly based producer Matpat (who lately released on Derric Carters Disco Edit Label Persnickety)
Pre-Order Limited Vinyl of 300 Copies at Juno:
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Label: Exploited 
Artist: Various 
Release: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 09
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Vinyl: 11.08.14
Releasedate Beatport: 25.08.14 (Digital Release only includes Mickey Tracks)
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 08.09.14 (Digital Release only includes Mickey Tracks)

Early Feedback: 

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Thanks.

Laurent Garnier - Love STRONG FEELINGS with his the "Love Can't Turn Around" piano sample ..... hummmm very cheecky indeed -- Will play for sure.

The Rapture (Gabriel) - They are all tight!!! Play em all!

Audiojack - Nice deep cuts, will play Holding Hands on radio.

Tensnake – Thanks, downloading.

Danny Howard – Touch is freeeeeeking amazing!

Sasha - Nice vibes.

Dubfire - Thanks!!

Wehbba - Holding Hands and Strong Feelings are hot!

XXXY - Some good tools in here thanks.

Kasper Bjorke - Great jams. Thanks!

Maxxi Soundsystem - Lovely EP - some great party cuts here.

Ruede Hagelstein - I play LA anyway in my disco ;) thx.

Kiki - Will pitch for advertising music purposes.

Peter Kruder – “Holding Hands” is cool. “LA Anyway” is crazy. Thank You! ☺

Coyu – “LA Anyway” sounds fun!

Lane 8 - Support for “Holding Hands”, great tune there thanks.

Smash TV - Great package. We’ll play it for sure. “Holding Hands” and “Touch” are my picks here. Thanx.

Zombie Nation - LA and Touch are dope.

Stee Downes - Tight release.

Justin Jay - Amazing!!

Gary Martin - I like the Touch track a lot! Nice groove, very much my style.

Marco Resmann – “Touch” is the one for me. Thanks.

Joyce Muniz - Very cool selection , full support.

Paolo Martini - Cool tracks! Thank you.

Death On Balcony - Mekanism's is great!

AFFKT - Super tracks here! Thanks.

Animal Trainer - Black Jukebox 4eva..:-) permanent pleasure...

Chasing Kurt - Disco baby.

Purple Disco Machine - Disco!

Mat.Joe - DOPE!!!

Moodymanc - Nice vibes all round! Cheers!

Compuphonic - WOOOOOOW ! FULL SUPPORT! Like Love Like Love!

Djuma Soundsystem - Loving these edits/remixes! Proper summer! ;)

Garnica - Will play it this friday night at Ritter Butzke!

Sinden - I love this series! Really good round of tracks once more.

Pezzner - Super nice!

Pavel Petrov - LA Anyway ! hot hot

Boris Dlugosch - T O U C H ed !

Jad & The Ladyboy - I like “Touch” the best :)

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 09 (Preview) | Exploited

Early support by Andy Butler/Hercules & Love Affair, Soul Clap, Erol Alkan, Tiga, Solomun, Robag Wruhme, Skream, Booka Shade, Claude Von Stroke, Pete Tong, Tensnake, Waifs & Strays, DJ Feadz, Dubfire, Till Von Sein, Adana Twins, Sasha, XLR8R, Wehbba, Cosmo Vitelli, DMC UK Buzz Charts, Drop Out Orchestra, Philip Sherburne (RA), Kasper Bjoerke, Peter Kruder, Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1), Tsugi Mag, Mathieu Schreyer/KCRW Los Angeles...

Exploited’s semi-regular “mini compilation” series continues, with Shir Khan collecting together a quartet of new cuts from the label’s extended roster featuring Psychodelico, Piemont, James Curd, Freeform Five/Tuff City Kids.

Design by Neven Cvijanović from Floor 5:
Shir Khan's childhood images turned into golden memories
(in this case a Monchichi / Shir Khan's first soft toy).

About the artists:
1. PSYCHODELICO
Psychodelico are a white duo from NY. Anthony & Martin met at University in the early 90’s. They immediately synched together and decided four years later to open a video rental store on the 5th Avenue.
The love for the 80’s and the rise of digital convinced them to hold tight to the VHS Library and start collecting all sorts of analogue machines knowing that one day for some reason it would have paid back.
For the last 3 years they have been discovering and enjoying their vinyls and watching with friends hundreds of old music video tapes. 
After getting inspired and writing some great music in the dusty basement that once used to be their store they finally decided to approach the dream label.
The story continues with Psycodelico’s first single “Sex On The Phone” getting signed to the mighty Exploited! A pure 80ies Cocktail: Human League and Depeche Mode Stylistico.

2. PIEMONT
Made up of long-time friends Frederic and Chris, the pair first decided to hook up and make music together back in 2007 and, since then have released on techno labels like Monika Kruse’s Terminal M, Area Remote, MBF and SKINT.
Piemont’s sound is best described as organic techno. Their music always comes stuffed with a sly robo-funk and is built in many rich layers. Their preference for ambient sounds, melodic lushness and abstract electronica makes every track different from the next - for evidence just listen to their recent 'Jack my Records' for Exploited, or earlier classics like Carbonat and Back Smoker.

3. JAMES CURD
After dropping "Red" and "I See Lights" on Exploited as Jimmy & Fred, the unstoppable Adelaide-based producer James Curd has teamed up with JDub (lead singer of the Greenskeepers Project) for a new collaborative track called “To Cool For School”. Anyone remember "Buffalo Girl" from 2008 featuring James Curd, Derrick Carter and JDub from 2008 on Greenskeepers Music? "To Cool For School" sounds like a proper update with illmatic verses and styles for 2014.

4. FREEFORM FIVE/TUFF CITY KIDS
The return of Anu Pillai’s Freeform Five has also coincided with a minor resurgence in electro clash – we’re not quite at 2007 levels yet but Five’s latest single (released earlier this year on Exploited), ‘Brandy Alexander‘ is pointing to something similar.
Pillai doesn’t really do simplicity, and ‘Brandy Alexander‘ sees the producer back to his most daring concocting a mixture of rolling acid lines, clash-y vocals and twisted basslines – and with an unreleased remix by Tuff City Kids 'Brandy Alexander' is back in safe hands.
Based just outside of Frankfurt Tuff City Kids is the alias for production duo Gerd Janson, boss of Running Back and long time DJ (Resident DJ in Panoramabar and Robert Johnson) and Arto Mwambe member Philip Lauer. Besides their far-reaching and esteemed solo careers, Tuff City Kids have provided remixes for high-profile artists such as Azari & III, Tensnake and Ali Love and released original EPs on Delsin and Osgut Ton sub-label Unterton. For Freeform Five's "Brandy Alexander" they delivered a stylish Italo-Disco-Update on Exploited which has been roadtested several times at Panoramabar Berlin and finally sees a release.

Label: Exploited
Artist: Various Artists
Release: Shir Khan presents Secret Gold 05
LC: 15799

Releasedate Beatport: 01.09.14
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 15.09.14

Early Feedback: 

Andy Butler / Hercules & Love Affair: Chicago Kids doing it right. Too Cool To Dance is it. Dig Brandy too. 
Soul Clap: James Curd in full effect! 
Robag Wruhme/Whighnomy Brothers: Nice! Too Cool To Dance. RW! 
Pete Tong: All of these on point! 
Skream: Loving the Tuff CIty Kids Remix and 'Jack My Records' 
Tensnake: Tuff City Kids Remix! Thank You! 
Pedro Winter: Radio & Club Plays 
Bodhi: Great Comp. 
Adana Twins: Nice collection! Tuff City Kids nailed it! 
Waifs & Strays: Really feeling this whole release - top notch. 
Kasper Bjoerke: Sex On The Phone and Tuff City Kids Remix are great! 
Drop Out Orchestra: Too Cool For School! Top Tune! 
Sasha: Always love the Piemont Boys. 
Doctor Dru: Nice Comp, Shirk! All playable for me. Cheers. Dru. 
Smash TV: All about 'Jack My Records here'. Love it. 
Peter Kruder: Too Cool To Dance is fun. Love it. Will play this. 
Tsugi Mag France: Cool EP. 
Lane 8: Tuff City Kids for me. 
Till Von Sein: Dang...dat TCK Remix is hella fresssh! Big up! 
Djuma Soundsystem: Piemont and James Curd for me. Great stuff! 
Philip Sherburne: That Tuff City Kids Remix is quite nice! 
XLR8R: All about Tuff City Kids Mix. 
Sidney Charles: Piemont Track is super cool!
Danny Howard / BBC Radio1: Real retro feel to this release. Like it!!! Too Cool To Dance. 
Mathieu Schreyer/KCRW Los Angeles: Yes! 
Purple Disco Machine: Jack 
Feadz: Tuff City Kids Remix is great! 
Dubfire: Jack My Records! 
Wehbba: Sex On The Phone is hot! Also really digging Jack My Records. 
Compuphonic: Jack Jack Jacccck! 
Edu Imbernon: Sex On The Phone! Cool package! 
Cosmo Vitelli: The TCR for me! 
Khan: Sex On The Phone. I Love it! 
Mickey: Great Compilation! 
Gary Martin: I just like Too Cool To Dance. It’s very oldschoold and cool to me.

Shir Khan Presents Secret Gold 05 (Preview) | Exploited

ANDY BUTLER / HERCULES & LOVE AFFAIR about this release:
"James Curd always bringing it." 

James Curd and Luke Million, what a pairing! After dropping an incredibly groovy tune “Yellow Magic” on Exploited as Luke & Jimmy, the unstoppable Adelaide-based producer James Curd has once again teamed up with fellow Aussie producer Luke Million (of The Swiss), for a new collaborative track called “Say The Words To You”. Featuring vocals from Nah Man!, aka Yeah Boy, the side project of Parachute Youth’s Johnny Castro, “Say The Words To You” is filled with Million’s signature synth lines and some serious French Touch vibes, and it’s every bit as delicious as you’d expect from this pair. Blast it above.

"Say The Words To You" pulls inspiration from the era when Chicago and Paris were walking hand in hand delivering the best house music in the world. It was like a friendly race to space with each city inspiring the other to out do the last release. Featuring Nah Man!’s vocals gives the song a perfect blend of vintage stylings with a current generations voice.

James Curd and Luke Million’s “Say The Words To You” EP comes out on September 8th (Beatport) / September  22nd (I-Tunes, Juno ect.) via Exploited (Beatport) 

Label: Exploited 
Artist: James Curd & Luke Million Feat. Nah Man!
Release: Say The Words To You
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Beatport: 08.09.14 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 22.09.14

Early feedback

Andy Butler / Hercules & Love Affair: James Curd always bringing it. 
Arthur Baker: Great Pop Dance. 
Drop Out Orchestra: Boom! Our favorite label 2014 does it again!

James Curd & Luke Million feat. Nah Man! - Say The Words To You (Preview) | Exploited

Watch the official Videoclip here:
http://youtu.be/gEFK3GKJV0s

Early support by Annie Mac / BBC Radio 1, A-Trak, The Magician, Arthur Baker, Purple Disco Machine...

The six piece collective claims to have its Kibbutz somewhere in the Aegean Sea. Sirens Of Lesbos aka SOL (Sun in Spanish) have a serious, noble goal: They want to spread mantras – musically uplifting and spiritually meaningful songs that inspire you to embrace life in all its forms; that make you dance in your fantasy or in the real world. Their acclaimed debut single «Long Days, Hot Nights», is not only a balearic ode to the spirit of summer, but can also be seen as the first deep breath of a game-changing meditation. Om. 

American Men’s Fashion Magazine GQ recently picked the track as one of the best 25 songs of the summer 2014. From Ibiza to beyond – it is an amazing start for this unknown act from Greece who call their sound “Fantasy Music” and dedicate this record to DJ Alfredo – master of the Balearic Beat. Watch out for these 2 new remixes by Claptone & Fred Falke and the outstanding official music video directed by Camilla Mantovani and shot by acclaimed cinematographer Marc Gomez de Moral who has photographed videos for Pet Shop Boys, El Guincho, Sonàr festival, Two Door Cinema Club and The Battles and for the latter work was nominated for best cinematography in a video at the UK Music Video Awards 2011. 

Artist: Sirens Of Lesbos
Release: Long Days, Hot Nights (Remixes)
feat. mixes by Claptone & Fred Falke.
Label: Exploited
LC: 15799

Early Feedback:

A-Trak: Lovely.
The Magician: Claptone Remix is great. 
Arthur Baker: Another killer Claptone Remix for a great song.
Purple Disco Machine: Claptone for me.
VIBE.COM: Sirens of Lesbos aka SOL are a six piece collective whose aim is to spread mantras and spiritually meaningful songs on a global scale. "Long Days Hot Nights" is a balearic ode to the summer that was recently picked by GQ magazine as one of the best songs of summer 2014. Claptone is coming out with a killer remix now, perfect for your Ibiza closing experience or Burning Man decompression.
Earmilk: A balearic tribute to the carefree season...not to be missed by fans of deep house, Claptone's danceable rework brings the summer heat, adding some extra punch to the original.

Sirens Of Lesbos - Long Days, Hot Nights Remixes (Preview) | Exploited

Feel free to review, chart, play in your radioshow or in the club. 
http://www.beatport.com/release/satisfaction/1370308

Early Support by Giles Peterson, KiNK, Laurent Garnier, Detroit Swindle, Robag Wruhme, Booka Shade, Christian Martin, Pedro Winter, Arthur Baker, The Magician, Nic Fanciulli, Tensnake, Oliver Koletzki, Miguel Campbell, Chopstick & Johnjon, Bobmo, Shinedoe, Kim Brown and more...

Only one listen to the crystal clear rapture in the sound of Bodhi shows the funk influenced take on dance music this young duo have to offer. Olly Howells and Luke Welsby started producing together 2 years ago but ever since they kept on capturing the right attention. Therefore it is no surprise that Exploited picked them up to release three uplifting, warm and modern dance tracks. 

Bodhi’s crisp productions are known for having this retro yet fresh feel. It is because of this talent that they caught the attention of various celebrated labels such as Future Classic (gaining the attention of Pitchfork), Doc Daneeka’s Ten Thousand Yen, Sinden’s Grizzly and Push & Run. Furthermore, they are featured on the next Waze & Oddyssey Street Tracks vinyl compilation alongside Ejeca, xxxy, Citizen and Huxley. 
Over the past 12 months Bodhi have achieved a number two spot on XLR8R’s monthly ‘Most Downloaded’ charts, a number 1 spot on Hype Machine, featured on Mixmag as ‘Mix Of The Week’ and filmed an ‘Introducing’ session at the prestigious Red Bull Studios as well as notching up over two million listens on Soundcloud. They have been receiving love from a host of Radio 1 DJs and producers, including the likes of Rob Da Bank, Giles Peterson, Huw Stephens, Toddla T, Skream & Benga, SBTRKT, FaltyDL, Bonobo and Brodinski.

With this release on Exploited they only keep on broadening their musical universe proving their talent once again.

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Bodhi
Release: Satisfaction
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Beatport: 22.09.14 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 06.10.14

Gilles Peterson: Soul music is the one for me. Many thanks.
KiNK: Fantastic Record. I’m loving all of the tracks. Especially Satisfaction!
Laurent Garnier - LOVELYYYYYYYYYYYY- will play for sure.
Detroit Swindle: Truth Is Funky!
The Magician - Great vibe!
Robag Wruhme - Great EP. RW
Pedro Winter - There is a Kenny Dixon JR feel in this. I Like. Radio & Club Plays.
Arthur Baker - I love "Truth" (music)
Nic Fanciulli - Nice stuff. 
Tensnake - This is great.
Oliver Koletzki - Great EP! "Satisfaction" is my fav here...
Chopstick & Johnjon: Satisfaction!!
Oliver Koletzki: Great EP. Satisfaction is my fav here!
Christian Martin: Smooth EP. Perfect for summer.
Shinedoe: Soul Music for me.
Fake Blood: Killer chord sequence on Satisfaction. Feels like a dusty sample being flipped by Salaam Remi.
Bobmo: Great EP! 
Kim Brown: Good.
Homework: Soul Music is great!
Douglas Greed - ‚Soul Music’ has a pretty nice warmth
Aroop Roy - One of the best Deep House Releases I’ve heard for a while.
Till Von Sein - Cool EP. And you always get me with that Ojays Loop. Big Up.
Sasse: Truth is dope!
The Mekanism: Really nice EP. All tunes are great!!
Kyodai: Nice EP. Love Soul Music.
Drop Out Orchestra: Cool!
Moodymanc: All lovely tracks. 
Alex Barck: Just beautiful music…
Smash TV - 100 points for "Soul Music"! Merci.
Sinden: Have been playing Soul Music and Truth in the club. As always production values so high with Bodhi. They deserve to be massive.
Round Table Knight: Dope EP! Love all the tracks!

Bodhi - Satisfaction (Preview) | Exploited

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The Italians call it notturna, the French nocturne, in Spanish it’s nocturno, while the Estonians say öine. (Trust the Estonians to be different.) A nocturne is a French term to describe a musical composition that is inspired by or evocative of the night, which seems apposite. The most famous modern nocturne is, of course, ‘Harlem Nocturne’, as recorded by countless jazz musicians. If you like, you can just call it the night. The point is it’s when the fairies come out to play and the bass is at its loudest (the two are not necessarily related). 

We’re back in the low-tempo, high-octane zone. Our tempo might be slow, but the quality control makes Louis Vuitton look like Poundland. We’ve gathered together some of the hottest new material, with some judiciously chosen old gear, an edit or two and blended them together like a disco nutri-bullet. 

Among the exclusives is the amazing Lindstrøm remix of Charli XCX’s ‘You (Ha Ha Ha)’, alongside a pair of exclusives from Emperor Machine and Hugh Mane and two belters from Hotel Motel.

And there are the rarities. We’ve got Rudy Norman with the brilliant ‘Back To The Streets’; there’s also the amazing ‘Chained To The Train Of Love’ by Coalkitchen and our traditional curveball, this time furnished by Plastic Bertrand delivering one of the best ever early rap tunes. 

01. Scream & Dance – In Rhythm
02. Plastic Bertrand – Stop Ou Encore
03. Paladin –Third World
04. Adriano Celentano – L'Unica Chance
05. Hotel Motel - Chocolate City
06. Hotel Motel Feat. Snax - The Fall
07. Harry Wolfman & Skinny Love – Celebre (The Revenge Remix)
08. Coalkitchen – Chained To The Train Of Love
09. Matt Dirt – In Deep
10. Hugh Mane – Organic Ceramic
11. Charli XCX – You (Ha Ha Ha) (Lindstrøm remix)
12. Rodion – Solenoid
13. Tornado Wallace – Insect Overlords
14. Emperor Machine - Breezin'
15. Pink And Black – Miss Fortune (Chuggy Edit)
16. Trulz & Robin – Acid Cake
17. Spaghetti Head - Funky Voodoo (Mang Dynasty Edit)
18. Alex Metric & Oliver – Galaxy
19. Rudy Norman – Back To The Streets

Late Night Tales presents After Dark Nocturne (Minimix)

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From The Basement To The Roof

Format: Download | Releasedate: 17.07.2015

It was late last fall when “Walk On”, the sophomore solo album by musical allrounder Arnold Kasar came out. Now, almost a year later, five of the twelve album tracks have been reworked and remixed over the last few months by a selected armada of DJs and producers from within or with close bonds to the Sonar Kollektiv family circle.
The selection of these reconstructors here at work couldn't have been more diverse and hence more thrilling. Starting with Polish producer Guiddo (one half of the Sonar Kollektiv act Manhooker) carving “Dawning” – in the vocal as well as in the instrumental mix – into a Balearic gem straight out the mid-eighties.
Also closely connected to Sonar Kolletiv for quite some time now is Moscow producer and whiz kid Phil Gerus, currently based in Tokyo. Previously known for his chillwavy, glitch downbeat, this time round Gerus turns “Dance To The Mallet” into a proper house tune with the common breakdown and 808 hi-hats. The same track has also been reworked by Pitto from Utrecht, Japanese producer Kazuki Yamaguchi aka Kez YM and Venice based DJ/producer Albert Marzinotto. Contrary to Phil Gerus, Pitto hauls Lisa Bassenge's (singer of the legendary Sonar Kollektiv act Micatone) voice completely to the foreground and accompanies her with vibes and a pulsating beat. It's in the same fashion Marzinotto gets to work, but his remix is directed more openly to the dancefloor, equipping it with a Chicago House aesthetic. Kez YM's remix pushes back Bassenge's vocals again, using them primarily as an euphoriant effect in this choicest deep house track.
On the other hand the remix for “Gone” by Robot Koch has nothing to do with club music. Here it's Arnold Kasar's voice duetting with Susan Pawlak which is sprinkled very cautious into Koch's sombre dub electronics. For “So-Called Lover” we have Paskal & Urban Absolutes, Al Lindrum and Tubbe contributing three fantastic remixes. Whereas the one by Tubbe only partly uses the original material as a template, but still succeeds to deal fairly with Kasar's lyrics and therewith conjures almost a new song up out of nothing. To close this remix package rich in variety Paul “Snax” Bonomo and Mavin LeMagass (1/2 of Manhooker) attaches a finale like a thunderbolt. Their remix (BonomoLeMagass) for “Masquerade” (somehow connects all the loose joints of every form of house music of the last 30 years. That's why there's also the dub version included, paying tribute to Acid House furthermore. This alone is worth the purchase of this brilliant collection.

Walk On Remixed

Masquerade

iTunes

12 - Kasar - Masquerade (BonomoLeMagass Just A Dub)

Baby I'm Yours (Remix)

Baby I'm Yours (Aeroplane Remix)

Spritz It (Bruce La Bruce Vs MADLICK Remix Radio Edit)

'Bad Decisions' finds a lighter step with PDM production underway while lead singer Alex Trimble remains a star with his vocal lead shining through the disco tones.

Purple Disco Machine's 'Bad Decisions' remix is out October 28 on Glassnote.

http://mixmag.net/read/premiere-purple-disco-machine-taps-into-the-best-of-disco-on-a-two-door-cinema-club-remix-premieres

Premiere: Two Door Cinema Club 'Bad Decisions' (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Adventure Club is a Dj/Production Duo from Montreal 

"Do I See Color"  Original Adventure Club Dubstep Production

FB Fan Page - http://www.facebook.com/AdventureClubDub 
Twitter @ adventuredub

For fans of Dubstep, Electro, Bare Noize, Caspa, Rusko, Datsik, Excision, Bar9, Doctor P, Downlink, Flux Pavilion, Nero, Noisia, Skrillex, Zeds Dead, Funtcase, Feed Me, Skream, Adventure Club Dubstep, Owsla, Mau5trap, Metric Collect Call Remix, Crave You Remix

Free Download

Do I See Color

Dangerous (feat. Sam Martin)

Lorenz rhode -Like a player

Out on Kitsuné Maison 14: http://www.kitsune.fr/journal/2012/09/downloads/kitsune-maison-14-lorenz-rhode-feat-jamie-lidell-any-kind-of-pressure

ITUNES EUROPE: https://itunes.apple.com/album/kitsune-maison-compilation/id564174748
ITUNES US: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/kitsune-maison-14-absinthe/id565674898

Also available on a beautiful 2xVINYL LP. Mmmh, vinyl! http://www.juno.co.uk/products/467108-01.htm

Buy on Traxsource

Lorenz Rhode - "Any Kind Of Pressure" (feat. Jamie Lidell) (Radio edit)

Get the release at Beatport: 
http://www.beatport.com/release/superficial-robots-feat-coco-solid/990967

The Jimmy Edgar Remix is already supported by A-Trak, Erol Alkan, Huxley, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Steve Aoki, Amine Edge, Headman, Black Van, Adana Twins, Round Table Knights, Strip Steve, Kiki, Dyed Soundorom, Cosmo Vitelli, The Mekanism, Boris Dlugosch, DJ Hell, Tomas Barfod, Punks Jump Up, Homework, Sinden, Trickski, Hot Since 82, Dj Feadz, Djuma Soundsystem, Brett Johnson, Wildkats, Jona, Till Von Sein, Adriatique, Etienne Tron, Mercury, Chopstick, Tim Paris, Bang Gang Deejays, Timo Garcia, Michael Reinboth, Jaymo, Zombie Disco Squad, Crowdpleaser, Daniel Dexter, Alex Barck, Justin Miller, Waifs&Strays, Ruede Hagelstein... 

As Kitsune recently stated: 
'The Daft generation is everywhere around us and shows no sign of drying out. In Düsseldorf, Lorenz Rhode‘s doing his bit and occasionally strikes gold.' 
Lorenz Rhode has disco balls for testicles and crushed velvet for chest hair, an inhumanly funky being with an inhumanly funky catalog of music. 
For Kitsuné Maison 14 Lorenz Rhode teamed up with Jamie Lidell on 'Any Kind Of Pressure'. Here is a little video of them performing the song which is part funk jam, part disco freak out, like a meeting of Stevie Wonder and a New Jack Swing house band at a tropical disco campfire bonanza: 
http://youtu.be/l7YBgko_gNs 

For Germany: (http://vimeo.com/51347976) 

It's been nearly 2 years since his last release on Exploited. Meanwhile Lorenz remixed Moullinex for Gomma, Yelle for Kitsune, Strip Steve for Boys Noize, Cassian for Bang Gang and a few others and played shows all over Europe. 
His comeback 'Superficial Robots' on Exploited is all laser drums, bubbling bass arpeggios, 808 snares and Herbie-ish chord riffs featuring the voice of Coco Solid from New Zealand of dance-outfit Parallel Dance Ensemble who released an album on Permanent Vacation last year. 
On the remixtip we have producer of the moment: Jimmy Edgar from Detroit - whose tracks on Hotflush, K7! and Warp have become essential for us. Jimmy comes up with a totally new interpretation for the clubs - keeping the robot groove alive like Berghain techno:) 

Early Feedback: 

DJ-MAG: Both very cool but the Edgar mix edges it.

A-Trak: Love this! both versions... 

Totally Enourmous Extinct Dinosaurs: Nice release. Jimmy Edgar Remix is wicked as always. And thank you for sending something that isnt Deep House. 

Huxley: Jimmy Edgar Remix is doooope. Original is cool too. 

DJ Hell: Jimmy's mix is dope. 

Steve Aoki: Support! 

Noir: Jimmy Edgar Remix is the one for me. Original is pretty interesting too. 

Black Van: Full support for Lorenz Rhode! 

Till Von Sein: Her vocals are cool! Great pop tune..Big up.

Punks Jump Up: Wow this is fucking great. Love the (80's) electropop vibe. It's a hit ! Prefer the exxentric nature of the original to the Jimmy edgar remix, even though that is great too ! Great release. Exploited on a roll at the mo!

Wild Kats: Original is wicked! 

Jona: Excellent Remix!

Headman: Jimmy Edgar Remix rocks!!! 

Chopstick: Jimmy Edgar Remix is awesome!!! 

Adriatique: J.Edgar rocks! 

Hot Since 82: Jimmy Edgar for me:) 

Sinden: Both tracks are working for me. More mileage from the Jimmy Edgar mix but the original I prefer to listen to. 

DJ Feadz: The remix is good! Thank you! 

Strip Steve: Big up to Lorenz Rhode for this release! Gonna try the jimmy Edgar asap!

Tim Paris: Solid EP! 

Justin Miller: Jimmy can turn anything into instant gold. 

Michael Reinboth: Always like Lorenz's quirky funky stuff. Cool Jimmy Edgar Mix as well. 

Round Table Knights: Cool Jimmy Edgar Remix. 

Adana Twins: Fuuuuunky! 

Zombie Disco Squad: Lovely. 

Jaymo: Lorenz is a real talent - love this. 

Homework: In 2004 I bought a 12" called Access Rhythm and it would be one of my most cherished slabs over vinyl for years. The producer of that EP was Jimmy Edgar - a man I've held in high regard ever since. His remix is just awe inspiring. Brings me back to the moment I first heard his unique brand of music. Thanks for this! 

Crowdpleaser: Nice Jimmy Edgar Remix! 

Brett Johnson: Jimmy's mix really killz. Thanks. 

Cosmo Vitelli: I quite like the original. 

Timo Garcia: Excellente! Très chique! 

Robert Owens: Cool track. 

Daniel Dexter: Dope tunes! 

Boris Dlugosch: Super Track! Jimmy Edgar Mix fuer mich. 

The Mekanism: Bomb! 

Trickski: Hyperactive but great! J.E. is on fire! 

Mercury: Dooooope. Jimmy you're my hero... 

Teki Latex: This is really fresh.

Noob: This is so good ! J.Edgar remix is huge.

Gunnar Stiller: Dope Jimmy Edgar Remix!!

Moonbootica: Vacation on Rhode Island! Remix is nice too. 

Ruede Hagelstein: Hell, I drop the Jimmy Edgar Remix.









Superficial Robots

Superficial Robots (feat. Coco Solid)

Lorenz Rhode - Superficial Robots feat. Coco Solid (Preview) | Exploited

Things I Didn´t Know I Loved (Bufi Remix)

"Do Your Dance" (T.G.I.D. & Barry Harris Club Mix)

Lindstrom, Vos-Sako-Rv (Le Twan Remix) [free download]

High Tower Remixes

High Tower (Steve "Silk" Hurley S&S House Instrumental)

High Tower (Enduro Disco Remix)

High Tower (Yoruba Soul Mix)

High Tower (Steve "Silk" Hurley S&S House Mix)

High Tower (Yoruba Club Mix)

D.I.T. - Long Gone

Taken from the Rush Hour catalogue:

We’ve been getting a lot of requests for this record, since the Detroit crew (Theo Parrish, KDJ & Rick Wilhite, Carl Craig to name a few) picked up on it at the end of last summer… We've repressed some in order to supply the demand..grab them quick 
Side A is an extended disco version of Use Me, morphing in to and out of the original like butter. Clocking over 8 minutes Use Me Again becomes somewhat a modern take on the original disco version. It’s got enough drive to make a dance floor go crazy.

Side B meanwhile is an exclusive from his live set. Here he strips the classic “Over & Over” to the minimum before sliding into the original groove only for a moment, only to continue to ride the rhythm again. 


Over & Edit

Shir Khan started Exploited in 2007. Exploited Rec now plays host to some wide-ranging and innovative electronic talent - including Adana Twins, Claptone, Budakid, Joyce Muniz, James Curd, Shir Khan (to name a few) - and its artists have been receiving numerous supportive spins from the likes of Solomun, Pete Tong, Soul Clap, Wolf&Lamb, Azari&III, Jesse Rose, Axel Boman and A-Trak.
This is serious dance music at it's most cutting edge with all the juice to really get you going. It's totally contemporary, innovative and has a chunky dirty feel. "Exploited" take you on an invigorating roller coaster ride back to your youth when you first listened to dance music with all the thrills and spills you so enjoyed about clubbing. It's heavy, exciting and special.
'"Exploited Records" is a seamless melting pot of varied styles that simply can't fail to please even the most discerning ears. Highlights here are plentyful. Not to be missed at any cost.' (Clash)
'Musical hybrids are truly the flavour of today, but few have managed to capture the atmosphere of an unpredictable microcosm of a night out on a recordlabel - until now. Shir Khan's label "Exploited" bottles the zeitgeist's giddy thrills with plenty of style and substance. This is dance music hybridism in all its most glorious forms, and Shir Khan is an expert at making square pegs fit round holes.' (DJ-Mag)
'"Exploited Records" boss Shir Khan has been gaining a lot of acclaim recently, and deservedly so - as he has shown us the high quality, diversity and forward-thinking nature of his label. Engaging, riveting and diverse.' (Data Transmission)