Believe the hype: One of Catz 'n Dogz most popular tracks enjoys a widescreen, full flavour remix boost with a host of exciting new reinterpretations from Sebra Cruz, Alan Dixon, Vhyce and Nowheretobefound.

A beautiful emotional trip, built around the instantly disarming dulcet tones of Jono McCleery, 'Would You Believe' was one of the runaway success stories of Polish duo Catz 'n Dogz' fourth studio album 'Friendship'. Released just over two years ago, in October 2019, it's remained a Pets favourite ever since, racking up over 2 million streams on Spotify alone.

'We love this track, this is one of our most successful songs, its often on the radio and people ask about it all the time. That's why we were thinking to refresh it a bit and ask our friends to remix it.'

The 'Friendship' gift that keeps on giving, 'Would You Believe' has undergone a full refresh across the board with new styles and vibes from close friends of the label, each one suiting a different chapter of the night.

Ex-Margot member Sebra Cruz sets us on our merry way with a chilled a dubby intro that suddenly breaks out into an ardent piano-slapping house bomb waiting to explode. He's swiftly followed by Alan Dixon who maintains that buoyancy and positivity across two incendiary versions - a firing club version and a beautiful reprise for those special creative mixing moments.

Looking for a more sober, heavy-gravity take on Jono's voice and Catz N Dogz original? Jump on the deep dub science of Nowheretobefound, the latest off-piste exploit from Polish D&B artist Satl's new side alias. Last but not least, Vhyce returns to the label to make us float again with his two highly cosmic deep, synthy house takes.

No cut covering the same ground, each cut shining a whole new light on the original, this is the way remix packages should be. You better believe it. 
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Would You Believe Remixes

Would You Believe (Alan Dixon Love Attack Remix) [feat. Jono McCleery]

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Mancunian musician, DJ and artist Danny Ward dons his 'Moodymanc' hat to work vocals he recorded with legendary vocalist and old friend Diane Charlemagne (Goldie, Moby, High Contrast, London Elektricity) to produce a poignant EP of retro futurist deep and soulful music. In his own words:
"I had always known Diane as one of the 'older' musicians and artists we all looked up to when growing up in Manchester. We became fast friends and partners in mischief when working and touring together with Urban Cookie Collective when 'The Key The Secret' became an accidental hit (a semi guilty secret!). When I started my solo production career as 'Dubble D' Di was always a mentor and collaborator, taking time out from working with the likes of Goldie (Inner City Life) and touring and recording with Moby to record with me and also to work on our 2020 Soundsystem project, singing live and recording our cover and homage to the timeless Frankie Knuckles anthem 'Your Love'. We remained close up to her untimely loss in 2015 which, for me as so many, hit really hard.
It was on the tail end of one of these sessions that we recorded the vocals for 'Take Me Back' over some beats I had been working on at the time. They had been sitting on a hard drive, being revisited from time to time without anything solid coming together until lockdown, when the spirit and sentiment of the lyrics seemed to resonate so much on both a personal and global level, and inspiration hit in a big way!
The original mix harks back to soulful breaks and broken beat times but (hopefully) with a forward thinking and futuristic outlook. I revisited the vocal once more when I'd done this to do some deeper versions, with a little more space. It's a release that has a lot of personal meaning and emotion for me. I sincerely hope that you enjoy it."

Artist: Moodymanc
Release: Take Me Back
Label: Exploited
Cat: EXPDIGITAL236
LC: 15799
Publisher: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing
Beatport Pre-order: 16.9.22
Releasedate Beatport & Streaming: 23.09.22
Releasedate Global Download: 07.10.2

Take Me Back

Take Me Back (Dubble Deep Vocal Mix)

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Moodymanc Feat. Diane Charlemagne - Take Me Back (Dubble Deep Vocal Mix) | Exploited

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Portugese/Italian artist Vhyce returns to Street Tracks with the impressive three track EP, ‘Ignorance Is Bliss’. Having graced the label with the ‘Far From Reality’ EP in April 2021, this exciting producer follows up with a trio of ethereal and infectious house tracks.

Breezy and rich in analogue sounds, Vhyce’s Italian roots can be heard in the Italo-disco inspired composition of all three cuts on the EP, as luscious synth melodies and chunky arpeggiated basslines are a common thread here, with every track being a sure-fire winner.

Having already released for esteemed labels like Pets Recordings, Sincopat, Monaberry, Future Disco and Boogie Angst, Vhyce is certainly making good progress in a busy and cluttered scene and is most definitely an artist to watch over the coming months.

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Vhyce - Ignorance Is Bliss [clip]

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