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The ever-popular Select series returns for the third year in a row with some killer tracks from some of the finest dance music producers and artists from around the world.

GU’s A&R team have spent hours listening to the latest promos and releases to come up with a stunning selection of tracks that have been spliced, edited, re-edited and polished into two slick continuous DJ mixes with 34 tracks.

The album features killer tracks from dance music heavyweights like Kiasmos, Bicep, Dixon, Patrice Bäumel, Bonobo, Oliver Koletzki, Alan Fitzpatrick and many more.

Released Jan 26th 2018 in a beautifully designed & packaged CD format, alongside digital download and a fully complete [Mixed Tracks] version for streaming platforms.

CD1
01. Kiasmos – Blurred (Bonobo Remix)
02. Nhar – Blue Flame
03. Jay Shepheard – Bullfrogging
04. Art Of Tones – Koniokola (Fred Everything Re-Dub)
05. John Tejada – Prelude To Madness
06. Re.You – Work It Now (Doctor Dru Remix)
07. Vermont – Dschuna (Dixon Mix)
08. Adz – Hypernova
09. Luke Santos & Marcelo Vasami – Mezmerizing (Pole Folder & CP Remix)
10. Audiofly & Patrice Bäumel – Atacama
11. Adz – Lucid
12. OC & Verde – Mañana
13. Dan Sieg – They Won’t Find You (King Unique Remix)
14. Kalyma – Again
15. GHEIST – Kolibri
16. Loco & Jam and Frankyeffe – Splitting Minds
17. Oliver Koletzki – A Star Called Akasha (Super Flu’s Fragrance of Moon Mix)

CD2
01. Mongo – Planet Mongo (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)
02. DJ Hell – Car Car Car (Phil Kieran’s Drum Remix)
DJ Hell – Car Car Car (Phil Kieran’s Autobahn Remix)
03. La Fleur – Right Behind You feat. Lula
04. Kotelett & Zadak – Azizam
05. Patrice Bäumel – Sorcery
06. Radio Slave – Feel The Same (Floorplan Remix 1)
07. Steve Bug & Cle – Together
08. Oliver Schories – Ivre (Martin Landsky Remix)
09. Giom – Love / Hate
10. Phonique – Elitess (Smash TV Remix)
11. Sam Paganini – Survive
12. ARTBAT – Tabu
13. Pôngo – Lose My Mind (ARTBAT Rave Mix)
14. James Welsh – Thread
15. TheGround, Florian Kruse, Hendrik Burkhard – Homeless Hearts (Ruede Hagelstein Remix)
16. Bicep – Drift

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Global Underground: Select #3 [Preview]

'With a recent signing to Anjunadeep, productions out on Bedrock, Click, City Fox and What I Play and his music being championed by the likes of John Digweed, Hernan Catenneo, Kolsch, Guy Gerber and Joris Voorn to name a few, 2018 is quickly gaining momentum for Westseven. 2017 saw the birth of his own imprint, Soul de Anima, gaining plaudits the world over from the HQ in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.'

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Prima Lux: Westseven

For their debut release on Ambious Records, UK based FLUIDA have put together an organic masterpiece that sets the tone with live hang drum recordings and elemental grooves that flow effortlessly throughout this euphoric 2 track EP. With support already coming in from ………. We can’t wait for this release to showcase the immense talent that these two young producers have to offer.

The title track off the EP, ‘Asuba’, introduces us to the enchanting groove that has pushed Fluida to such great heights, with an atmosphere that draws you in and tribal grooves that bring things closer to home. Setting the standard high for the EP and allowing us to get a sense of who these producers really are. A  definite standout intro track for any set. 

The second track off the EP, ‘Yamma’, adds to the mystery of this release with hypnotic echos and melodic percussion that slowly captivates the underlying harmonies of the track without compromising its simplicity and effectiveness. Ethereal vocal’s layer the natural percussive elements, while providing a backdrop to the effortless groove that the guys have layered into its core. Ending the EP on a high note and showcasing exactly where FLUIDA are headed.

Fluida - Asuba (Original Mix)

Love Is All We Need - Single

Kirsty Hawkshaw & Öona Dahl - Love Is All We Need (Öona Dahl Remix)

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Returning to Proton Music with another brand-new track, Pole Folder voyages across the "Serengeti". Remixes come from UK and Egyptian artists.

An iconic figure, Pole Folder has been at the vanguard of underground dance music for two decades after a 24-carat 2001 debut for Bedrock Records followed by 2005's "Zero Gold" album. With 300 production credits to his name and his successful Reworck imprint, the Belgian was an early fixture on the Proton Music roster with his "Protected" and "Radio 101" EPs between 2006 and 2008. A decade-long hiatus then saw "A Glimpse into the Past" released in 2018 with remixes from Retza and Funkform. Now returning, "Serengeti" is a wonderfully atmospheric offering, with its thunderstorm opening and brooding pads. Building smoothly, offbeat hats provide metronomic precision as a glissando lead meanders gracefully across the top. Effected vocal cuts add further depth alongside a grooved bassline and heavy beat as Pole Folder's inspiring production work hits the heights in the third movement to mesmerising effect.

Striving to achieve "the perfect unity" of "diversified beat, sounds, rhythms and melodies into one Fulltone", the Egyptian has more than met his stated aim with a century of production credits for the likes of Kindisch, KATERMUKKE and Pablo Bolivar's Seven Villas, A welcome Proton Music debutant after a remix of Lanvary's "Akyoomen" for Particles in November 2017, the Fulltone reworking of "Serengeti" is a beautifully immaculate affair that delights with its tribal percussive hits and rolling groove. Subtle atmospheric touches can be heard throughout as water trickles and wind effects sweep across the sonic landscape. Smooth keys shimmer like water droplets as Fulltone's additional production material takes the original in a new and vibrant direction, while Pole Folder's sounds resonate throughout to anchor the remix within the Belgian's overarching narrative. The result is a gloriously creative and mature new interpretation.

Successful artists with long and impressive careers in dance music, Trilucid & Phil Martyn have seen their collaborative efforts feature on the likes of Perfecto, Black Hole and Markus Schulz's Coldharbour Recordings. Regulars on Particles since 2018 with their "Gone" EP and remix of Andre Sobota's "Unmute", Trilucid & Phil Martyn have seen success on the flagship imprint with the remix of Stas Dive's "Abyssal". A Trilucid solo offering saw "Glint" released in early 2019 with remixes from Subandrio and Cream & Deep Fog, while Phil Martyn returns to aid production on the forthcoming "Astral" EP. Reworking "Serengeti", the Trilucid & Phil Martyn remix is immediately characterised by a thumping beat and hot, simmering dancefloor nature. Making clever use of Pole Folder's original components, vocal effects create a hypnotic texture, while the smooth flowing lines of the original are immaculately juxtaposed against heavier rhythmic aspects. The result is a dynamic and striking new interpretation.

Lighting up the "Serengeti" with sublime new music, Pole Folder is joined by remixes from and Fulltone Trilucid & Phil Martyn on a safari of sonic discovery.

Directed by Jay Epoch
A&R by James Warren
Mastered by Cid Inc., AMPM.Audio
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren

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