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Nomadic house music producer Garry Todd preps a new single release for Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two label that features Chicago house music legend Mike Dunn, as well as a remix from the 432 label boss himself.

‘Bring Me Down’ is a prime-time slab of jackin’ house, its Chicago influences topped off by the addition of Mike Dunn on this collaborative track. Rocking clubs since the early 1990s, Dunn’s position in house music history is assured, and with Garry Todd’s respectful nod to the Chi-town roots, a bona fide dancefloor bomb is served up. Originally released on the Contemporary Scarecrow in 2014, ‘Bring Me Down’ is served up here a decade later with a new ‘2024 Version’.

432 bossman Richy Ahmed weighs in with a swinging remix, deploying muted horn and sax riffs over a tight and industrious drum track, pairing back on the elements to allow Dunn’s vocal to soar.

Garry Todd rounds of the release with ‘Discosneak’, an infectious filtered disco club track that’s wrapped in a raw and hard production style.

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Garry Todd feat. Mike Dunn - Bring Me Down (Richy Ahmed Remix)

Goosey and Jamie G link up for their Paradise Music debut with ‘Way U Move’ & 'The Streets'.

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Having previously impressed on Jamie Jones’ Hottrax imprint, the pair unite for a two-track offering of punchy dancefloor ammunition on Jones’ party-series turned label.

Recently collaborating on their successful single ‘Lovin On Me’ via CUFF, earning support from Danny Howard on BBC Radio 1, Goosey and Jamie G aren’t holding back with their groove-powered sound. Riding a wave of impressive releases, the duo have captivated fans with joint and solo projects on respected labels like SOSA’s COCO, Detlef’s Issues, and Classmatic’s Organic Pieces, earning love from Michael Bibi, Marco Carola, The Martinez Brothers and more. Now, hitting up Jamie Jones’ Paradise Music for the first time, the pair pack a punch with their two-track party-flavoured EP, ‘Way U Move’.

“We've been hitting Paradise together every year since 2018, and it was on the dance floor at DC10 where we both knew this was what we wanted to do. When the Paradise label was announced last year, we discussed the idea of working on an EP together. Fast forward to July - we played together for CUFF in Manchester, then spent the week after in the studio creating the two tracks, and a few days later, Jamie played them both at Amnesia. We couldn’t be more excited to sign to one of Jamie's labels again as he’s been an inspiration of ours since the beginning.” - Goosey & Jamie G

With layered percussion and laid-back chords, ‘Way U Move’ floats over snappy rhythms and glimmering highs, crafting a flawless arrangement that calls for a crowd. To follow, ‘The Streets’ unleashes a funky, confident groove, charging the space with dynamic vocal cuts, vibrant stabs and a smooth bassline that drives the production forward.

Tracklist
1. Way U Move 
2. The Streets

Goosey & Jamie G - The Streets

Funk Cartel - Feet For Dancing (Original Mix)

FIRZA - Get Up, Dance

Ali U - Feel So Freaky

New York City–based producer Ford Scott makes his label debut with four club-ready weapons that fuse deep minimal grooves with high-energy drive. Drawing inspiration from 90s house while adding his own modern edge, Ford has caught the attention of some of the scene’s biggest names with his innovative basslines, meticulous sound design, and relentless dancefloor focus.

The A-side opens with Watch Out, a crafty, rolling bassline paired with sleek, layered synth work and captivating sound design. Next up, Work That Body delivers suspense-filled builds and explosive drops, pairing hypnotic vocal chops with a punchy bassline for a full-throttle dancefloor weapon.

On the B-side, The Message channels 90s hip-hop swagger into a groovy, bass-driven cut with intricate melodic textures and fluid, evolving atmospheres. Closing out the EP, Can’t Sit Down turns up the heat with futuristic synth stabs, a driving low end, and a tightly-wound arrangement that refuses to let the energy drop.

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Garry Todd feat. Mike Dunn - Bring Me Down (Richy Ahmed Remix)

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