Talented Australian newcomer Jamie Lloyd continues his upward trajectory with his debut album Trouble Within released internationally in September following two successful EPs in 2006. The album has been getting the remix treatment from some of our favourite producers ahead of it’s global release with the first 12” to surface featuring remixes from Berlin duo Trickski [Sonar Kollektiv] and Zwicker [Compost Black Label]. 



Trickski fans won’t be disappointed as the duo step to the plate with a high-octane floor-rocking house rework of You and I that has already been setting floors alight for the few who’ve received advance copies - Damien Lazarus and DJ T immediately added it to their next Get Physical comp before we even had a mastered copy! The hats sizzle, the bass kicks and snarls, the snares crack... but what makes these guys stand out is their innovative arrangements and fearlessness of taking risks. The power in this track palpable as the vocals build and build, then plateau… before the track drops HEAVY and we are off again. Killer.



On the flip Swiss producer Zwicker (the man behind Kumquat on Compost Black) gives What We Have an utterly tasteful rework, with an exquisite nudge here and there to bring it into “last track of the night” territory. Jamie’s soaring butter smooth vocals sit atop tasteful live hats and a solid bassline in what is a very musical and soulful dancefloor compatible interpretation of the original.



DJ FEEDBACK



“I really love the Jamie Lloyd. It’s got full support and chart position no 8!” // Jay Haze (Tuning Spork / Get Physical)



“I've been playin this one already... played it every time i could, actually !! I LOVE it. Funky as hell. Love this "oldshool" house touch with these modern beats. Massive support. In my playlist. What else can i say ? Thanx a lot.”

// Llorca (F-Com)



“Jamie Lloyd 12” is fantastic. Superb. Get my full support. Playlist/radio/club….top remixes // Michael Reinboth (Compost)



“I've been playing the hell out of the Zwicker mix of "What We Have." Just gorgeous!” // Phillip Sherburne (XLR8R, Pitchfork Media)



“This 12” is going to be the bomb!! Both mixes are upfront and very well done musically and productionwise – but the way both remixers treat Mr Lloyd’s fantastic songs make this one essential for me! Will play and chart this one for sure!” // Thomas Herb (Compost)



“Really nice mix, well done mates!” // Claude Monnet 



“I absolutely love the You and I Trickski remix… amazing! Im going to add it to my sets for sure! // Osunlade (Yoruba Records)



“Sounds great to me, will definitely play it out! // Laurent Garnier



“Very very good work guys!. // Michael Rutten (Soul Patrol, Compost Radio)



“Excellent remix by Trickski. Really like it, nice progression, mental atmosphere and Carl Craig-esque voices… Love it. // Fabrice Lig (Playhouse)



“This mix is an absolutely lovely electro house groovy number that will fit in any set. Im fully into this and there is no doubt that you’ll get full support from me on this one. Fresh!” // Alex Attias



“Im enjoying that Trickski remix the most. Im going to see about mixing that one into an upcoming show.” // Tim Sweeney (Beats in Space)



“That Jamie Lloyd is really cool, funkiiiiiie!!!” // Nico De Ceglia (Codex / BBC Radio 1)



“Loved it. All tracks good – really great music.” // Jamie Anderson



“Gorgeous stuff as always. Will play and love throughout the Summer!” // Calle Dernulf (Stockholm, P3 Radio)



“Really like the hi-hats and cymbals. Vocal is done well and I think it well definitely do something on the dancefloor in the break” // Olaf



“Really love the EP especially Trickski remix, full radio and club support! Big tune.” // Gary Benoit (Right On FM)



“The Trickski mix is cool too ☺, both brand-new-retro old school house remixes! // Zwicker



“[A side] Sexy groove ..very clever vocal going down a treat on radio. [B side] This one is a little more club friendly ..good warm up tune, making the ladies move..!! I think it’s the bleep, the ladies love the midtone bleeeep!! // Brewster (RRR radio)



“Cool stuff, the Trickski remix is cool.” // Agoria



“Liked the last couple of Jamie Lloyd 12”s – Putsch 79 and Brennan Green remixes. Good to see the quality continuing! Loving the Zwicker mix - really into his stuff at the moment – his sound works really well here. Trickski mix is also good.” // Pete Cage (Riotous Rockers)

Jamie Lloyd - Trouble Within Remixes Part 1 [Trickski & Zwicker Remixes]

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4 Tears	Hard To Tell 
5 Ocean ft. Jamie Foxx  (Moodymann  Rmx) Solomun (Official) 	
6 Don't Stop (Original Mix)	Max Porcelli	
7 We In Minor (Sasha Carassi  Remix)	Özgür Can 
8 Feelin (Maincap & Coldshiver Remix)	Domshe 
9 Lionisa	Cagdas Dumlupinar 
10 Promenader (boys be kko Remix)	Alejandro Mosso 
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My public debut at SoundCloud's open-air Klubnacht on June 12th, 2025. Thanks to all the dancers!

1. Hiroyuki Kato - Happiness
2. Acasual - Spring Theory (Moomin Rework)
3. Jovonn - Get Together (Jovonn's BND Remix)
4. Shan - Who Run Tings
5. Units For Hour - I Get Ready (Bass Mental Mix)
6. Demuja - Redlight (Erik Christiansen ACIDO Rework)
7. Chez Damier - Can You Feel It (New York Dub)
8. Nic Fanciulli - Set Me Free (feat. Robert Courtois)
9. Vincent Caira - Back Again
10. Cozzy D - Keep Up
11. Lemtom - Where Houston At?
12. Traumer - Insola
13. Subradeon - Our Nation

SoundCloud Klubnacht Open Air 2025-06-12

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Devotion

Devotion (Boys' Shorts Remix)

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We started this track by building the instrumental around a Moog synthesizer sequenced to a driving beat—a technique favoured by the likes of Giorgio Moroder and Howard Jones. A few days later, the structure was in place, and we added an electronic violin line—but it was crying out for a vocal.  Our favourite Frenchman, Baccus, was already on our radar. We knew he’d be perfect for this French x Italo house vibe. He delivered exactly what we envisioned—the perfect vocal to bring it all together.

Feel The Beat (feat. Baccus) Extended Mix

Let Go / Ascent

Let Go

Artist: Anatolian Weapons
Title: Trapped
Label: Dalmata Daniel
Cat: DDS10
Genre: Acid, EBM, Techno
Release Date: 12/09/2025
Buy Link: https://dalmatadaniel.bandcamp.com/album/dds10

With its 10th edition, Dalmata Daniel’s split series brings together two artists who have both left their mark on the label’s compilations, now presenting their first full releases on the imprint. Anatolian Weapons and The Spy approach electronic music from different angles, one rooted in hypnotic techno rituals, the other in raw electro and post-punk energy. Both craft sounds that thrive in the shadows of the dancefloor. On the A-side, Anatolian Weapons delivers three cold, hypnotic cuts. "Trapped" opens with heavy EBM percussion and a buzzkill bassline, setting a tense, mechanical tone. "Further Spiralling Down" sinks deeper into darkness with a grinding low end, tight drums, and electro-tinged claps, forming the side’s relentless highlight. "Apathy Through Shock" closes with pounding, catatonic rhythms and a mournful, otherworldly melody, pushing the listener into disorienting depths. Flipping over, The Spy’s raw, electro-driven energy takes hold. "Same Blur" channels sharp electro beats with a punkish sneer and cosmic synth lines. "Falling", featuring The Spy’s own vocals, leans into melancholic new wave, pairing bouncy rhythms with bittersweet melodies. The closing "Pretending" drifts into the darkest corners, offering low-slung, haunted electro layered with distant, spectral harmonies.

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PREMIERE: Anatolian Weapons - Trapped [Dalmata Daniel]

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Taken from "DJ Slugo - Can't Stop EP (Subterranean Playhouse Records). Out September 12th 2025. Buy here : https://djslugomusic.bandcamp.com/music

Subterranean Playhouse taps into Chicago lineage with a two-tracks taken from DJ Slugo's part of the multi-label Dance Mania Legends compilation release. Dropping September 12, 2025, “How We Do” and “Last of The Year (Whip That)” keep things lean: dry, swinging drums, a pushed low end, and vocal stabs that land - this is how it's done correctly. The palette is narrow by design, that is exactly the point. The pressure sits in the groove, the movement in the patterns, the intent in the space between the hits.
Dj Slugo provides classic groove's that can loop for days, the kind of functional roll that holds a room without shouting. Whip-snap accents and a heavier push on the subs that teases the dance-floor. You hear the blueprint of Ghetto House throughout - style, pressure, movement all delivered with the confidence of an originator. It’s music built for sweat-dark rooms and fast transitions, equally at home between Techno, Booty and House.
As part of the Dance Mania Legends release, it underlines how the Dance Mania aesthetic still hits hardest when it stays unadulterated and direct.

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PREMIERE : DJ Slugo - Last of The Year (Whip That) (Subterranean Playhouse Records)

After a 12-year gap since the release of two albums and two Eps, Linda Mirada presents her new album ‘Qué largo es el verano’. Featuring a collaboration with North Satellite, production and mixing by Metro Area’s Darshan Jesrani, contributions from Bart Davenport and Daniel Collás of the Phenomenal Handclap Band.
Linda Mirada’s new album got off to an unforeseen start a few years ago when she proclaimed - “I’m going to record a record in Italian”.  To this day that idea has still not been carried out, but her first record in twelve years has since materialized. It doesn’t feature a single song in Italian, but it breathes the spirit of the early 80s pop in southern Europe with flashes of Italo disco.
The idea of recording an LP was born from a conversation with Daniel Collás that opened an unexpected door. What began as an exchange about musical affinities activated the need to reignite old ideas that had been put aside. The vertigo of composing and recording music gave way to the pleasure of working on songs. Time in the studio, collaborations and stories that grew as they came into contact with melodies were all guided by intuition, fertile disorder and the complicity of those who crossed paths in the process, plus a few coincidences. The result is a sensational collection of songs that moves between intimate hedonism and gentle melancholy. There are echoes of the most sophisticated sounds of the 80s, the candor of early electropop, influences of Mediterranean pop and splashes of disco. All with a fresh look, without indulging in nostalgia or clichés.
‘Qué largo es el verano’ is an album made with joy and care. It channels Mirada’s influences into songs that shine with their own light. These seven tracks – plus a PHB Dub - crystallize a very personal way of understanding music as an everyday space, where the production is not the main focus, but with an intention in each note and in each chosen sound. This album brings Linda Mirada back to the forefront of a little-trodden but necessary territory; that of Balearic pop made with sensitivity and elegance. And the single in Italian is sure to come one of these days.

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PREMIERE | Linda Mirada - Obstaculo

Talented Australian newcomer Jamie Lloyd continues his upward trajectory with his debut album Trouble Within released internationally in September following two successful EPs in 2006. The album has been getting the remix treatment from some of our favourite producers ahead of it’s global release with the first 12” to surface featuring remixes from Berlin duo Trickski [Sonar Kollektiv] and Zwicker [Compost Black Label]. 

Trickski fans won’t be disappointed as the duo step to the plate with a high-octane floor-rocking house rework of You and I that has already been setting floors alight for the few who’ve received advance copies - Damien Lazarus and DJ T immediately added it to their next Get Physical comp before we even had a mastered copy! The hats sizzle, the bass kicks and snarls, the snares crack... but what makes these guys stand out is their innovative arrangements and fearlessness of taking risks. The power in this track palpable as the vocals build and build, then plateau… before the track drops HEAVY and we are off again. Killer.

On the flip Swiss producer Zwicker (the man behind Kumquat on Compost Black) gives What We Have an utterly tasteful rework, with an exquisite nudge here and there to bring it into “last track of the night” territory. Jamie’s soaring butter smooth vocals sit atop tasteful live hats and a solid bassline in what is a very musical and soulful dancefloor compatible interpretation of the original.

DJ FEEDBACK

“I really love the Jamie Lloyd. It’s got full support and chart position no 8!” // Jay Haze (Tuning Spork / Get Physical)

“I've been playin this one already... played it every time i could, actually !! I LOVE it. Funky as hell. Love this "oldshool" house touch with these modern beats. Massive support. In my playlist. What else can i say ? Thanx a lot.”
// Llorca (F-Com)

“Jamie Lloyd 12” is fantastic. Superb. Get my full support. Playlist/radio/club….top remixes // Michael Reinboth (Compost)

“I've been playing the hell out of the Zwicker mix of "What We Have." Just gorgeous!” // Phillip Sherburne (XLR8R, Pitchfork Media)

“This 12” is going to be the bomb!! Both mixes are upfront and very well done musically and productionwise – but the way both remixers treat Mr Lloyd’s fantastic songs make this one essential for me! Will play and chart this one for sure!” // Thomas Herb (Compost)

“Really nice mix, well done mates!” // Claude Monnet 

“I absolutely love the You and I Trickski remix… amazing! Im going to add it to my sets for sure! // Osunlade (Yoruba Records)

“Sounds great to me, will definitely play it out! // Laurent Garnier

“Very very good work guys!. // Michael Rutten (Soul Patrol, Compost Radio)

“Excellent remix by Trickski. Really like it, nice progression, mental atmosphere and Carl Craig-esque voices… Love it. // Fabrice Lig (Playhouse)

“This mix is an absolutely lovely electro house groovy number that will fit in any set. Im fully into this and there is no doubt that you’ll get full support from me on this one. Fresh!” // Alex Attias

“Im enjoying that Trickski remix the most. Im going to see about mixing that one into an upcoming show.” // Tim Sweeney (Beats in Space)

“That Jamie Lloyd is really cool, funkiiiiiie!!!” // Nico De Ceglia (Codex / BBC Radio 1)

“Loved it. All tracks good – really great music.” // Jamie Anderson

“Gorgeous stuff as always. Will play and love throughout the Summer!” // Calle Dernulf (Stockholm, P3 Radio)

“Really like the hi-hats and cymbals. Vocal is done well and I think it well definitely do something on the dancefloor in the break” // Olaf

“Really love the EP especially Trickski remix, full radio and club support! Big tune.” // Gary Benoit (Right On FM)

“The Trickski mix is cool too ☺, both brand-new-retro old school house remixes! // Zwicker

“[A side] Sexy groove ..very clever vocal going down a treat on radio. [B side] This one is a little more club friendly ..good warm up tune, making the ladies move..!! I think it’s the bleep, the ladies love the midtone bleeeep!! // Brewster (RRR radio)

“Cool stuff, the Trickski remix is cool.” // Agoria

“Liked the last couple of Jamie Lloyd 12”s – Putsch 79 and Brennan Green remixes. Good to see the quality continuing! Loving the Zwicker mix -  really into his stuff at the moment – his sound works really well here. Trickski mix is also good.” // Pete Cage (Riotous Rockers)


What We Have [… is a Zwicker remix]

You and I [Trickski remix]

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