Can you release this track properly? i keep coming back to it. i really want to buy it but the reissue projet page is down. i know at the time you had to buy a pair of pants to get this track, seems silly to not put it out there now !

ill buy 2 pairs of pants for this track plz

Future Classic and le coq sportif have teamed up to release a collection of limited edition pieces and exclusive tracks, “reissued” and “remixed” from the archives.

The Reissue Project clothing range has been designed by le coq sportif exclusively for Future Classic – delving into their extensive street and sports wear archives - from the 80s through to the early 90s - to develop six new designs inspired by both the heritage of the brand and clubs of today.

In return, Future Classic, who boast the likes of Flume, Chet Faker, Flight Facilities and more on the roster, has reissued tracks from their own archives, bringing them up to date with new remixes available exclusively via this collaboration.

Visit www.thereissueproject.com for more info

Reissue Project

Chet Faker - 1998 (Detroit Swindle's K.98 Remix)

Illusive Man by The Note V, is a Progressive House track with a fusion of Melodic Techno, built around a short and percussive bass line, elegant and memorable synthesizers, crisp ambient textures, and a great breakdown, a perfect track for the Progressive Melodic Techno dance floors

The Note V - Illusive Man

Nobody knew too much about Krywald & Farrer when their email landed in our Gmail accounts late earlier this month. They’ve earned their stripes, yes. Their residencies at a number of London’s clubs tell us that story. But today’s debut tells us that they clearly just get a kick out of smushing genres together.

“The People’s Asafo” sees warm house textures flirt with an infusion of Ghanaian beatwork for eight minutes. A coaxing leg-shaker if there ever was one. It arrives on March 30th (via Silver Bear Recordings) and backed by B-side “He’s The Chief” which continues the afrocentric theme with gusto.

Krywald & Farrer "The People's Asafo" - Boiler Room Debuts

Early support by Tiga, Optimo, Lee Foss, Maxxi Soundsystem, Freeform Five, Mixmag, DMC World, Waifs&Strays, Pete Herbert, Death On The Balcony, ZDS, Kiki, Moodymanc, Jacques Renault, PDM...

Quickly following up the last, instant sell-out smash, Shir Khan's infamous "Black Jukebox" series hit us with the 12th edition. Introducing anonymous project Aussteiger who gets things bouncing with the Summer house monster, "Bangbao". Lush filter sweeps, twinkling keys and powerful bass are order of the day here as the producer works his magic on one of the sunniest grooves we've heard this year. "Return" keeps that outdoor terrace flavour but plunges us deep into the twilight, tribal drums and deep electronics locking us into its hypnotic recess. Martin Lewis contributes a seriously fun and summery version of "Now That We Found Love", utilizing glorious xylophones and horns throughout the melody and letting it roll out with aplomb. Finally, we get the cheeky "Do It" edit which combines hypnotic congas with funky guitar licks and a sun-burnt, Latin energy to create a sizzling brew of hot dancefloor energy. Great stuff! Limited Vinyl. Move quick!

Label: Exploited
LC: 15799
Artist: Various
Title: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 12

Releasedate Vinyl: 25.05.15
Releasedate Beatport: 22.06.15 (B1 + B2 excluded)
Releasedate I-Tunes: 06.07.15 (B1 + B2 excluded)

First feedback:
DMC World Mag: Such a glorious release. All tell a story and bring magic.
Mixmag: Liking the halfway house of Do It and the cool version of Now We. Plus tow cuts for through the night from Aussteiger.
Tiga: Nice tracks.
Optimo: Now That We Found Love.
Maxxi Soundsystem: Bangbao is lovely.
Freeform Five: Great Groove on Do It.
ZDS: I have been thinking of doing a bootleg of Now That We Found Love for ages. I won’t now cos this one is pretty good:)
Moodymanc: Nice taken on Now That We Found Love from Martin. Digging the dirt of Do It too.
PMD: Good as always
Chasing Kurt: Bangbao is dope. Summer house thing.
Jonny Cruz: Bangbao. Whoa! Will be playing this tune for sure!
Eli Escobar: Do It is dope.
Jacques Renault: Do It for me. Nice one.
Alex Barck: $
Lee Foss: Downloaded.
Waifs & Strays: Always a big fan of the Black Jukebox series! This is great!
Death On The Balcony: Solid as alwas! Bombs!
Doctor Dru: Now that…is a sure shot sun cream hit.
Stee Downes: Great release!
Kiki: Bangbao updates one of my favorite Dance Mania tracks with that sample.
Pete Herbert: Spot once again. Love this series. 

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 12

Bangbao

Aussteiger - Bangbao | Exploited

Borrowed Identity - Searching Forever

Track list:

A1 - Hump
A2 - Backstabber
B1 - Time Is of the Essence
B2 - Monday Mourning

Digi Only - Yaaa

Release Info:

The man that represents the deeper side of Amsterdam house is back on Dirt Crew. His last outing on Detroit Swindle’s “Heist Recordings”, the “Le Troubadour EP” was another fine example of that laid back funky deep house only Nachtbraker can squeeze out.

Settling into the groove immediately is ‘Hump’, bouncing chords and a warbling Rhodes lead into an irresistible bass line. The title track, ‘Backstabber’ hits right in the hips, a chugging feel good work out for the dance floor. The flip remains true to the flavor of this whole EP, offering up a massive speaker rattling bottom end and funk flavored keys on ’Time Is Of The Essence’, while ’Monday Mourning’ steps up with expertly cut disco samples, an effervescent excursion with a jazzy lead and a touch of vocoder for good measure. The release is rounded out with digi only offering ‘Yaaa’, a sub driven deep house work out, boasting swelling loops and hypnotic percussion.

Nachtbraker’s sharp sense of harmony and knack for vibe is ever present throughout this whole release, he has truly fine tuned his sound to a perfect balance of unbounded energy and stylish musicianship. We are happy to welcome him back on Dirt Crew with this classy release.

A2 - Nachtbraker - Backstabber | DIRT093

Kaffe Crème brings four seductive cuts for 'Kaffe Crème EP' on his own Moonrise Hill Material imprint.

https://soundcloud.com/kaffecreme

Soundspace

PREMIERE: Kaffe Crème - Kapo Choc (Moonrise Hill Material)

Artwork by Tom Schwigs. 

Out now on all platforms - https://OfLeisure1.lnk.to/DaySpa

Day Spa

The music of Genius of Time has always been defined by a certain elegance and grace. Finding new ways into and out of the labyrinth that some people call (deep) house, one the Swedish duo’s inner strength is the uncanny ability to create tension, sustaining and playing with it, before rewarding the listener (or dancer) with a fulminating mirror ball. Same goes for their treatment of percussive elements. 
„Peace Bird“, the opener of GOT’s EP of the same name, is a prime-example of that technique: a tight build-up and an intricate breakdown lead to heavily strings and foolproof floor finesse. Coming along with „Smiling Into Eternity“ that mellows you down easy as well as the club ready  „Rymd01“, the whole thing is a more than worthy successor to GOT’s first EP for Running Back almost five years ago. Niceness unlimited. Nerd facts: most of the elements of these three tracks here were recorded live and then mixed down on a reel to reel. No safety net, no double bottom!  Genius of time and genius of love.

Peace Bird RB075

Peace Bird

Genius Of Time - Peace Bird (RB075)

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Omar S - The Shit Baby (CP1 Played By D.Taylor)

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