Release Info:
KG029 / 03.10. in stores

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PINGPONG: www.facebook.com/pingpongfanpage

Released by: Klang Gymnastik
Release/catalogue number: KG029
Release date: Oct 3, 2013 

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Fetzer & Hennig - What I Want (Purple Disco Machine & PingPong Remix) //TEASER//

Get DIGITAL here: 
www.beatport.com/release/crime-busters/1164741

There is something strange in your neighborhood. Who you gonna call?
At least Adam Stacks. Our Boy is comes up  on Kareras next release and he
is not afraid to show you his talent between a remix from by Purple Disco Mashine and Robotbeauty & The Missile feat. Rush. And If you have any trouble at the dancefloor, you don't need to call Bud Spencer or Terrace Hill. Just use Stacks and his Weapons.

We don't afraid of no ghosts… 

Label: KARERA 
Release Nr.: kareraD007 
Artist: Adam Stacks
Title: Crime Busters
Format: Digital 
Releasedate: 17.10.2013

TRACKS:

1. Adam Stacks - Crime Busters (Original)
2. Adam Stacks - Crime Busters (Robotbeauty & The Missile Feat. Rush Remix)
3. Adam Stacks - Felicity
4. Adam Stacks - Felicity (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

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Adam Stacks - Felicity (Purple Disco Machine Remix) | Snip

Early Support by Soul Clap, Jacques Renault, The Magician, Laurent Garnier, Tensnake, Huxley, Betoko, Pete Tong, Till Von Sein  and more...

Dino Lenny about his second single (which comes with an acid techno twist by James Welsh and a remix by chartclimbers Purple Disco Machine) on Exploited:

'I wrote this record thinking about a couple I met some time ago in New York. 
He's a tall distinctive afro american man in his mid forties very fond of his clean shiny vinyl shoes. He loves Soul Black Music and has a soft spot for women in general. 
His wife knows that but hopes one day he will have eyes just for her. 

She's not a spring chicken either and lives day by day waiting for something magic to happen while she poures average filtered coffee six days a week in the local cafe' where she works.
They are so different but there is one thing they have in common 'Their favourite record'. 
One evening walking back home Shirley was feeling a little sorry for herself not knowing where Leo had been for the last days. But all of a sudden she has the impression of hearing their song.. and then louder & louder and from the distance Leo appears driving an old blue cadillac that reminded her so much of the car he drove on their first date 20 years ago.

He stops, smiles and looks at Shirley with guilty eyes and tells her "I've got so many things to say to you". He opens the door for her and they drive home without saying one more word but just listening with a dreamy smile to their song "When I hear my record I know I'm Home".
They kiss and enter the front door and from that moment they lived the rest of their days like if they just jumped out of their favourite song.'

:) Sounds lovely. Doesn't it?

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Dino Lenny 
Release: I'm Coming Home 
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Beatport: 25.11.13 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 10.12.13


Some selected feedbacks:

Soul Clap - OG mix all the way!

Jacques Renault - James Welsh mix is cool. :)

The Magician - Love the original mix, great vibe.

Laurent Garnier - James Welsh all the way.

Tensnake - James Welsh takes the original to a whole new level, thank you.

Huxley - James welsh mix works for me!

Betoko - Beavo incompletisimo!!!

Pete Tong - And another one!

Till Von Sein - Great original track!

Andy George - James Welsh mix is nice!

Kasper Bjorke - James Welsh remix is a monster! Support!

El_Txef_A - WOW what a remix by Mr. James Welsh!! Another Bomb from Exploited crew!! Thanks !!!!

Shit Robot - Original for me.

Daniel Dexter - Purple Disco Machine Remix is da killer! Thx for this!

Doctor Dru - Lässige happiness. Cheers Dru.

Tapesh – Coolio

Round Table Knights - James Welsh remix ist FETT!

Animal Trainer - Whatta story :-) Purple Disco Machine remix is impressing here!

Dino Lenny - I'm Coming Home (Preview) | Exploited

Artist: Fat Sushi, Roland Clark
Title: My Place EP (Incl. Purple Disco Machine Remix)
Label: OFF Recordings
Release number: OFFSPIN016
Format: Digital / Vinyl
Distribution: Baseware Distribution (Digital) / Deejay.de (Vinyl)
Releasedate: 03.12.2013 (Digital) / 2013 Deejay.de (Vinyl)
File Under: DeepHouse / IndieDance
Web: www.off-recordings.com

Tracks:

1.	Fat Sushi & Roland Clark – My Place
2.	Fat Sushi – Preaching Right Tonight
3.	Fat Sushi & Roland Clark – My Place (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Once again we are proud to introduce a brand new name here at OFF SPIN, and this time is for an absolute debut...and a big one it is! Fat Sushi are here with two dancefloor oriented tracks that will sure be the start of a promising path to stardom.

For "My Place" they bring no other than Roland Clark to the mic, a voice that anyone with a minimum love for house music would instantly recognize...He works his speech magic over classic jacking beats and an intense synthline that blends in perfectly with the vocal...Of course the bassline completes the infectious groove for the dancers bliss. This track has been causing mayhem every time its dropped.

Second comes "Preaching Right Tonight" and its another chicago influenced jam, with quirky beats, sweet rhodes and a powerful synth bass all swinging in harmony behind the vocal speech that keeps the intensity high and the bodies moving.

To wrap up this very special release, we bring Purple Disco Machine, already OFF family members with several recent hits under their belt who version "My Place" introducing percussive drums and their always effective disco funk vibe to the already powerful synths and vocals.

All tested in the best dancefloors in the world, this tracks are now ready to come into your bag!

Fat Sushi & Roland Clark – My Place (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Welcome to the second Kitties Go Deep album. This is the first Suara compilation with original cuts since October 2012. We have here 20 tracks produced by some of the hottest names on the Deep, Indie and Tech House scene and none of these cuts have been released before. You can find both Originals or Remixes. They are new, fresh and loud enough to make your best dances. This is as deepest as the kitties can submerge. So hold your breath, take a deep breath... And enjoy!
Artwork by GaAs
Mastering by www.pobla.es

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[SCOM013] Veerus & Maxie Devine - Cars (Purple Disco Machine Remix) Snippet

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Austrians Fellier Florian and Felix Brunhuber, better known as Wild Culture, have fast become two of Kittball’s most prized producers. Their arrival to the German imprint came in late 2012 with ‘For Everything’ making a prominent dent in Beatport’s Deep House chart, an immediate success which saw the duo return to the label to release a three-track EP titled ‘Faith’ featuring singer-songwriter Josh Savage as well as Kittball’s leading lady Juliet Sikora. Now as a tribute to the duo’s work Kittball present a remix package with a host of skilled producers remodelling three of the Austrian most sublime tracks. 
First off Nico Pusch takes ‘Faith’ into subterranean depths, stripping back it’s off beat percussion and replacing it with thudding four-four and waves of esoteric synths. Purple Disco Machine then deliver a renovation of ‘In You’, warping the original from its gentle and melodic vibe into one riding on a heady groove and bouncy bassline embracing a far darker tone. Lastly Wild Culture’s inaugural hit ‘For Everything’ receives a complete overhaul, whereas the original was joyous and upbeat David Jach’s remix manipulates it into a monstrous bass-driven jam with its playful vocal samples now heavily chopped and distorted to an ethereal result.


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3. Wild Culture, Juliet Sikora - In You (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

KM004 | Ran Salman – Lose Control EP

Available worldwide from 16th June 2014

London institution Kumasi Music’s stella start to 2014 continues as they turn up the heat once again with their most exciting release to date. Ran Salman’s ‘Lose Control’ is a house music classic in every sense, pairing a dynamite chorus and 909 bassline hook to devastating effect to leave the listener yearning for more.
Israeli Ran Salman’s original version opens the EP, where lasting vocals and whiling synths intertwine consummately with the record’s unforgettable bassline. Next up Germany’s Purple Disco Machine, responsible for one of Beatport’s biggest selling tracks of 2013 with their OFF Recordings smash My House, spawn a record that is not only both fuelled with energy and emotion, but a spectacular vocal and bassline combination leaving you so bowled over you will be humming the record all week long and then some. The record flirts with pop, but is undeniably a house music jamm of the highest pedigree which drives the dance floor into a frenzy every single time.
French Crosstown Rebels duo Melokolektiv’s fans include Laurent Garnier, Damian Lazarus & Tale Of Us and it’s no wonder when they deliver such irresistible cuts as this. A la Purple Disco Machine, the breakdown toys with your emotions whilst the progressive breakbeat groove keeps your feet firmly glued to the floor. Spanish duo Animal Picnic are responsible for some of the finest progressive deep house cuts of the past 6 months, and their latest remix for Kumasi is no exception. Deep and driving, this beautifully produced version is that perfect mood-changing record that your set so often craves. Leeds born UK artist Matt Fear certainly has a gift, with this typically emotion charged bass-led journey being the latest in a succession of exceptional productions for Kumasi. 
Overall you’re left with a fulfilling package which offers an ideal record for every scenario – be it the unforgettable Purple Disco Machine interpretation or the impressive Original – play it loud and proud, this bomb’s a keeper.


Ran Salman - Lose Control (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Disciples - Poison Arrow
Poison Arrow EP is out now, featuring remixes from Kilter and Purple Disco Machine - http://smarturl.it/PoisonArrowEP

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'Poison Arrow' is produced by Disciples, with additional keyboards and programming by Shadow Child. Between ‘Poison Arrow’, ‘Remedy’ and ‘Catwalk’, Disciples have already demonstrated an ability to weave between club sounds at will in the space of just three singles.

The original mix of ‘Poison Arrow’ will be packaged with an instrumental version as well as remixes from Purple Disco Machine and Kilter.

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Disciples - Poison Arrow (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Bunny Tiger Music BT031
Sharam Jey & Night Talk - Gonna Get You (Teenage Mutants & Purple Disco Machine, Sirus Hood Remixes)

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Gonna Get You (Teenage Mutants, Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Gonna Get You (Teenage Mutants & Purple Disco Machine, Sirus Hood Remixes) BT031 //OUT JUNE 23TH

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SOPRASOUND - DUM DADA

Mathame — Nothing Around Us (MARANOR MIX)

Send demos here: https://www.tstack.link/exploited-GBaXdMGvJLHubDbFJtn9O
Exploited Rec promises to strip the wallpaper from the walls of your home stereo.
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)