Elrow, Vol. 4 (DJ Mix)

Azure (Mixed)

Out on April, 24th.
Herzblut Recordings.

02. Traumer - Cyclo - snippet   ⎜ TAKT LP - HERZBLUT

Released 23rd November on Off Recordings 

Upside Down (Snippet)

Kerri Chandler - Turn Off The Lights (Who's Afraid Of The Dark)

Sounds Like Summer Vol.4

Box Clever

More info & buy the EP : http://bassculturerecords.com/release/bcr050-mr-g-5050-ep/

01 Mr G Transient 50 50 EP BCR050 Preview

The influential No.19 Music marks its 10th year in 2018 with a raft of incredible music set to propel the imprint to its 100th release by year end. As part of this celebration the label are delighted to welcome pioneering house producer Satoshi Tomiie for a very special new EP that comes with a remix from the fantastic Dana Ruh. Japanese born Tomiie is best known for his enduring hit Tears with the late Frankie Knuckles, but since then has continued to produce and remix a wealth of essential tracks. Always imbuing his music with a real sense of musicality that stems from his background as a student of classical piano and jazz, he also runs his own Abstract Architecture label and has released on the likes of Kerri Chandlers Kaoz Theory and Holic in recent years. His hybrid DJ setup mixes traditional DJing with analogue modular synths and that innovative and impromptu style carries over to his recorded productions. First up here is the mighty Resonant, a nine-minute house track that is forceful and attention grabbing from the off: it has heavy kicks and rumbling dub chords rolling out to an infinite horizon, with razor sharp hi hats and resounding claps taking it into techno territory as filters add dynamism to the pads. Its a heavyweight roller to get the floor marching as one and is certain to do just that each time it's dropped. Then comes the immediately appealing Bassline, taking its title one suspects from the old school Chicago b-line which features as its main hook. As it rides up and down the scale, slick kicks and icy percussion flesh things out and vocal yelps break out every so often to add fuel to the fire. Its a timeless classic from the off. The package is closed out with a stunning remix from the hugely talented Dana Ruh. Ruh has built an enviable reputation over the past decade, recording for the likes of Cocoon, Ostgun Ton & Underground Quality as well as her own Brouqade label and touring the world consistently, with appearances at Tresor, Amnesia and Pacha. Here she flips Bassline into a punchy, kinetic house cut with swirling pads and muted chords that manage to be warm and driving at the same time, delivering a standout remix that is certain to make its mark in the months to come. This is a high impact and atmospheric EP that is designed to make dance floors take note.

Resonant EP

Bassline (original Mix) (snip)

Kink Raw- Head Up (Clean)

Can You Feel It

Can You Feel It (Kevin Saunderson Remix)

DJ booking: 
Mona Rennalls: mona@mona-rennalls.com
Management: mgmt@fullintention.com


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Full Intention are enjoying their success with a string of strong releases and DJ sets. The guys have gained full Club & Radio support from the coolest DJ’s inc Pete Tong, Annie Mac, Mista Jam, Danny Howard, Claptone, Solomun, Sonny Fodera, Nic Fanciulli, Sam Divine, Franky Rizardo, Low Steppa, Eats Everything, Ricky Ahmed, Simon Dunmore, Dario D’attis & Purple Disco Machine.

Michael Gray and Jon Pearn need no introductions. Spreading their dominating sound for the last 20 years they have been a pioneering force on the global dance music scene. The pair have secured a seemingly non-stop string of successful releases and remixes, escalating the twosome to true global status.

They’ve produced numerous huge club and charts hits, nearly all of them becoming all-time classics. Their discography includes such great tunes like “I Love America”, “I’ll Be Waiting, “Spanish Hustle”, “Everybody Loves The Sunshine” 
and Sex-o-sonique “I Thought It Was You”, to name but a few.

Working with some of the biggest names in the industry like Todd Terry, Eric Morillo, Frankie Knuckles, Jamiroquai, Duke, Barbara Tucker, Dajae, Ultra Nate, Aly-us & Inner City and not forgeting their Grammy nomination for the remix of George Michael’s “Amazing” it’s no wonder their innovating sound has had such a huge impact on the whole scene and influenced many other big producers