June house

Beatport: http://btprt.dj/267qUqT

In the early nineties, DJ Pierre would release a track that would come to define a sound and serve as a precedent for its genre. Now ‘Let Music Take You High’ is back on Get Physical Music. 
Laid in the capable hands of some of our top talent, we present five outstanding remixes alongside the 'Original Yo Yo’ and 'Vocal’ mixes, including DJ Pierre’s new Wild PiTcH Mix. And speaking of, the first stop is the new Wild PiTcH Mix, where DJ Pierre has turned up the intensity and thrown a fair bit of grit in for good measure. Curated for the modern dancefloor, the track delivers a strong punch and a seductive groove. 
Kevin Over takes the track into a darker, more ominous direction – worthy of the underground – while displaying a brilliant feel for the house rhythm. 
Midway through and we’ve got Olivier Giacomotto’s remix up. Laying down a very inviting atmosphere down before catching us with a grungy bassline sequence, the track is a step in a new direction, using the vocal element sparingly yet cleverly. 
Before treating us to the muted crunch of the bassline, System of Survival first enchant us with a warm and soothing intro. 
The final remix come from one of Brazil’s finest; Davis. He’s gone heavy here, throwing down a kick made for the hungry floors. From here on it’s pure magic, a delicate blend of techno and house that almost lands closer to techno than house.  

DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher

June 2016

DJ Pierre

Theo Kottis for M&D Selects

Incredible event
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Lost In A Moment Saint-Malo

We love techno

Adam Beyer’s new EP titled ‘Teach Me’ is an accomplished piece of work that highlights Beyer's year thus far. 'Teach Me' starts with some eerie chords before the distinctive vocal kick in and the track drops into a rumbling techno track. ‘Darlek’ uses rhythmic beeps and huge synth stab to create a funky rhythm before the atmospheric pads create a beautiful setting for this incredible techno track. ‘Stop Talking’ is a deeper offering from Beyer using weird and unusual noises to create and interesting piece of work that is helped along by the throbbing bass underlying in the track. ‘Spaceman’ uses a rhythmic vocal, percussion and sub bass to turn this track into a funky techno piece.

Adam Beyer - Spaceman - Drumcode - DC132

Recondite
Caldera
HFT035

Recondite marks his return to Hotflush with the epic, potentially summer-defining 'Caldera' and a sequel to his 2012 hit 'DRGN'. The Bavarian artist has undergone a dazzling rise since that time, and one which is reflected in the increasing opulence of his music.

'Caldera', with its dramatic arpeggios and crescendos, is unabashed big-field decadence. Bearing all the hallmarks on which he's made his name - space, subtlety, build, attention to timbre - over the course of 9 minutes it raises the temperature to white heat. 'DRGN 2' picks up exactly where its 2012 namesake left off; that is, with an arching melody played out over droning tones of insidious intent. Dark, imposing and elegant - this is Recondite at his most wicked.

Available on Beatport and on 12" from September 1st 2014


Tracklisting:

A. Caldera
AA. DRGN 2

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Recondite - Caldera EP (HFT035 Preview)

Carl Cox - Time For House Music 

1. Time For House Music (Original Mix)
2. Time For House Music (Davide Squillace Remix)
3. Time For House Music (Second City Remix)
4. Time For House Music (David Glass Remix)

released 23.09.14

What more can be said about Carl Cox… The term “legend’ is thrown about way too easily in electronic music, but there is no question about the status of dance music history’s most recognisable global figure. 

A musical ambassador, a veteran of acid house, a champion of techno and a professional DJ since his early teens. Carl has been playing music, breaking tunes and celebrating life and never losing sight of his passions for over 30 years.

The list of accolades is endless, two top UK top 40 hits, 6 studio albums, 16 million weekly listeners to his global radio show, multi label owner, 12 years as the king of Space Ibiza, the most universally admired dj in dance music, and as Yousef puts it, 

“when the history books are written, there will be only one name etched into authentic folk law of who was the greatest dj of all time - Carl Cox”

Carl elopes for his first solo single away from Intec digital in many years. It’s fitting that “time for house music” appears on the label of his biggest fan and padawan, Yousef and his renowned Circus Recordings.

The original encompasses the width of the Carl Cox sound in 2014, jacking drums, warm bass, a thumping house and techno hybrid, and of course the classic Cox energy and charisma that we all know (and love)

Davide Squillace returns the remix favour for Carl in outstanding style, and it has to be said, this could be Davide’s finest moment as a producer to date, an incredible remake. Gnarly rhythms, picky hooks and a twisted bass, one of the great remixes this year no doubt.

After a chance meeting with Yousef, Second City confessed to how much he would love to be involved with Circus Recordings, so Yousef offered the chart topper a chance to remix Carl Cox (no pressure then…) Second City reveals another side to his psyche, sharp drums, a pulsating groove, a track that will be at home with Carola, Dice and Fanciulli

To complete the package Circus Recordings own David Glass steps up, delivering a strong finale. The killer remix was debuted at Boiler Room Liverpool to huge applause when Glassy appeared this month,  proving why he is one of the leaders of the next generation of authentic house and techno names 

The final word from Carl Cox:

I have to say, everything comes to those who wait, and it was totally worth it. This package is amazing to say the least, all mixes, sound so good, but the David Glass is the clear winner for me, it so fucking funky, i cannot stop playing it. It rocks so much, I am almost in tears. Thank you so much for believing in my music as it means a lot.


Carl Cox - Time For House Music

Pan-Pot - Grey Matter EP
[SECOND STATE: SNDST004]
 
A: Pan-Pot - Grey Matter
B: Pan-Pot - Substance


For Pan-Pot's second release on their new imprint they fall nothing short of what you would expect from the infamous duo. 

"Grey Matter" is a stormer made especially for the intense peak time strobe lights of a dark sweaty club. The pulsing stabs and swelling bass in combination with the rolling hi-hats and shakers keep the energy flowing upward. 
Don't let the word grey in the title fool you, this track is more a burning red. Just like the deep ominous vocal says, "We're burning"!

On the flip side is "Substance“ and with this one, Pan-Pot showcase their vast knowledge of what tension can do on the dance floor. From beginning to end, it teases with builds that never quite go over the edge. Constantly increasing, it creates the desire for just a little more while never giving you the satisfaction of a resolution. 

It's a concept that only masters can make work and when it does, it's nothing short of brilliant.

http://www.secondstate.net


Beatport

Pan-Pot - Grey Matter

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/rolf-saxer/552133
Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/artists/Rolf+Saxer/releases/
Bandcamp: https://rolfsaxer.bandcamp.com/

Credits:
Rolf Saxer //
onlinemastering.de //
hardaurecords.ch

Dust / Dust Remixes

Dust

SH004V - A2 Bress Underground - Wet

SH004V - A1 Bress Underground - The Old

1 year after his gorgeous "Straight ahead" Ep, Tony Lionni gets back on Goldmin Music with a softer and deeper one "A photograph of you".
A very distinctive and insightful ep about the passing of time including plainly heartbreaking house tracks as he did so well up to now.
We've been amazed by Tony's music since the beginning as whatever he does, there's always a promise of something unexpected and a high dreaming potential..
That's what it's all about. House music for the 21st century, more conscious and lucid than ever with a hunk of optimism and faith in what the future can bring.

This musical tale starts with the unmistakable "Remember back when".. As it's name suggests, it might be an ideal flashback track, bringing back a warm and stained 90's vibe.
However, Tony is the master of evoking both the familiar and exploring the unknown, feeding your sense nostalgia while simultaneously inspiring visions of a hopeful future
As always, it's a perfect balance between dreamscape and reality as that irresistible groove deserves a very physical reaction, the urge to dance while it slowly brings out your inner-child.

"There's no future in the past" continues in a more ear-catching way thanks to his perfect straightforward arpeggio constantly pushing you combined with a round, dry and heavy bass quickly elevating the track to it's cruise altitude. The perfect example of a contemporary different dancefloor tune. 

"Together" brings your imagination back on track. Probably more abstract and hypnotic nonetheless it's power will be all the stronger.  It feels like a wonderful 6 minutes playground experience, high in the sky, a representational, half-conscious musical trip that makes your mind wonder.


Tony Lionni - There's no future in the past

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/rolf-saxer/552133
Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/artists/Rolf+Saxer/releases/
Bandcamp: https://rolfsaxer.bandcamp.com/

Dust (König Balthasar Remix)

A freebie by Raw Vision who returns to the label with a 3 track EP entitled 'Rustig', available this coming Friday 27th May as a Traxsource promo. Enjoy!

Free Download

[GENTSDL05] Raw Vision - I'm In Love - FREE DOWNLOAD WAV

Jonas Rathsman's trip to Crosstown is with Josef Salvat and 'Complex' is as good as we expected it to be. Further to that, Swiss maestro Deetron is on remix duty and we've got the exclusive premiere.

Deetron's done the business once again, employing fierce synths to drive the track forward with intent. The cymbals thrash, the hi-hats stutter and the vocals seduce, prepare yourself for a face-melter.

Premiere: Jonas Rathsman & Josef Salvat 'Complex' (Deetron Remix)

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This is the @ben-pearce-productions remix of 'Someone That Loves You' with our friend Izzy Bizu.

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Someone That Loves You (Ben Pearce Remix)

I had the pleasure to remix Martin Stimming's master piece and title track "Alpe Lusia".

Releasedates
Digital: June 3rd 2016
Vinyl: June 17th 2016
on Diynamic Music

Tracklist: 
A1 / 1. Stimming – Alpe Lusia (Robag’s Bodelshwing Sovar NB) (08:34 min) 
B1 / 2. Stimming – Alpe Lusia (Acid Pauli & NU Remix) (07:07 min) 
3. (Digital Bonus) Stimming - Alpe Lusia (Solomun's Ring-the-Bell Remix) ( 08:56 min)

Spring 2016 saw the release of Stimming’s fourth full length album “Alpe Lusia”, which was named after a remote little alpine hut in northern Italy, in which he had secluded himself to work on his LP for a full month, all by himself. From the title track of his LP emanates his following release on Diynamic, the Alpe Lusia Remixes, and the remixing protagonists are none other than Robag Wruhme, long time collaborateurs Acid Pauli & NU and last but not least Solomun.

First off is Pampa mainstay Robag Wruhme, whose take on Stimming’s “Alpe Lusia” starts off as a dark and brooding tech house gem. Later, when you have made your way through its rough outer shell, peeling off the hard claps, it shows its soft core, with gentle pads caressing the arrangement.

Acid Pauli & NU deliver a deep and driving, almost haunting reinterpretation of “Alpe Lusia", with a thumping bass and ethereal vocals that are hypnotizing.

Finally, Solomun adds a remix that reminds you of the rabbit hole in Alice's Wonderland: the longer you dig, the deeper you get, and the more fantastic is what you experienece.

The original version is the only track on the album without a real groove, which is why Stimming chose precisely this track to be remixed - to see what the others would do about that. Now it is fair to say that all three remixes have succeeded at this task.

Stimming - Alpe Lusia (Solomun's Ring - The - Bell Remix)

112 kbps file for preview - don't be a dunce!

London-based Mike Misiu has had a handful of stellar yet secret releases under his belt, and now this squirrel is finally getting his nut with his RNT debut! The A side launches into a churning and chugging rendition of a Donald Byrd 70’s jazz soul classic, followed by a cheekily infectious treatment of well-loved modern themes, while the flip kicks into high gear with two uptempo soulful stompers.

Misiu - Loose Change

OUT NOW ON VINYL AND DIGITAL

Beatport: http://bit.ly/LidlGirlBeatport
Juno: http://bit.ly/LidlGirlJuno

'Lidl Girl feat. Arno Joey’ is the sensational third single to be taken from Popof’s huge hitting album ‘Love Somebody’ released on Hot Creations last year. This mammoth package comes with remixes from industry heavyweights Kerri Chandler, Magda, Carl Cox and Shaun Reeves & Tuccillo.

House music legend Kerri Chandler has produced a prolific body of work since his first release in 1991. He serves a classic slice of house music with intricate percussion and solid groove, while Magda offers a stellar version where quirky beats and spacey stabs are the serve of the day.
Carl Cox is a true veteran in the industry at the top of his game with a worldwide radio show and immensely successful residency at Space in Ibiza. Masterfully he spins the original into a rolling techno beast for those peak time hours.

Shaun Reeves & Tuccillo delve deeper for their remix with penetrating atmosphere flowing across a punchy groove. The pair released their first collaboration on Visionquest last year and have since been working in the studio together on various forthcoming projects.

TRACK LISTING
 
A1. Lidl Girl (Kerri Chandler Remix)
A2. Lidl Girl (Magda Remix)
B1. Lidl Girl (The Carl Cox Collective Remix)
B2. Lidl Girl (Shaun Reeves & Tuccillo Remix)

Lidl Girl

BEATPORT

Popof - Lidl Girl ft Arno Joey (Kerri Chandler Remix)

DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher (Wild PiTcH Mix)(Snippet)

DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher (Kevin Over Remix)(Snippet)

DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher (Olivier Giacomotto Remix)(Snippet)

DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher (Davis Dub Mix)(Snippet)

DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher (System Of Survival Remix)(Snippet)

Beatport: http://btprt.dj/267qUqT

In the early nineties, DJ Pierre would release a track that would come to define a sound and serve as a precedent for its genre. Now ‘Let Music Take You High’ is back on Get Physical Music. 
Laid in the capable hands of some of our top talent, we present five outstanding remixes alongside the 'Original Yo Yo’ and 'Vocal’ mixes, including DJ Pierre’s new Wild PiTcH Mix. And speaking of, the first stop is the new Wild PiTcH Mix, where DJ Pierre has turned up the intensity and thrown a fair bit of grit in for good measure. Curated for the modern dancefloor, the track delivers a strong punch and a seductive groove. 
Kevin Over takes the track into a darker, more ominous direction – worthy of the underground – while displaying a brilliant feel for the house rhythm. 
Midway through and we’ve got Olivier Giacomotto’s remix up. Laying down a very inviting atmosphere down before catching us with a grungy bassline sequence, the track is a step in a new direction, using the vocal element sparingly yet cleverly. 
Before treating us to the muted crunch of the bassline, System of Survival first enchant us with a warm and soothing intro. 
The final remix come from one of Brazil’s finest; Davis. He’s gone heavy here, throwing down a kick made for the hungry floors. From here on it’s pure magic, a delicate blend of techno and house that almost lands closer to techno than house.  


DJ Pierre - Let The Music Take You Higher (Original Yo Yo Mix)(Snippet)

20 Years Of Freerange - 5 x Vinyl Box Set LP

June 2016 sees Freerange Records celebrate 20 years at the top. The label, run by Jamie ‘Jimpster’ Odell and Tom Roberts, is marking the occasion with the summer release of a carefully curated and lovingly assembled 20 track, five vinyl box set featuring exclusive new music from associates old and new, as well as with a worldwide events series.

Over the last two decades, generations of DJs and dancers have gotten down to the Freerange sound. Initially that was a mix of sample-heavy productions incorporating live musicians, flirtations with the broken beat sound and some ground breaking fidget house cuts from Switch and Trevor Loveys. Then, and most enduringly, the label settled into a rich vein of deep house. Shur-I-Kan, Kirk Degiorgio, Milton Jackson, Trackheadz, Stimming as well as Jimpster ushered in this most recent chapter, and in turn the label has helped make household names of many more previously unknown talents from Detroit Swindle to Manuel Tur, Andre Lodemann to Tony Lionni. Wherever you look amongst the hundreds of EP and LP releases on Freerange, you will find nuance and evolution, dance floor sensibility and genuine emotional impact.

That same sense of timelessness characterises this new compilation, which is packed with great music from the likes of KiNK, Pittsburgh Track Authority, Kuniyuki, Kito Jempere, Soul of Hex, Clavis, Detroit Swindle, and of course Jimpster himself, as well as a whole host of other Freerange regulars. There are many highlights across the 20 track package including a warm and skipping house cut from Bulgarian live specialist KiNK, a typically slow burning and beautifully arcing epic from Andre Lodemann and spaced out jack tracks from classically inclined Liverpudlian Tony Lionni.

Big name stars like Detroit Swindle return in style with a robust and acid laced banger, the ever-underrated Milton Jackson builds something melodically magical and Pittsburgh Track Authority layer up majestic string stabs and rubbery bass into soul infused future music. Jimpster himself bolsters the whole package both solo and with Luv Jam as well as remixing Tim Toh, and on each occasion proves why he is one of the pivotal figures of the UK deep house scene.

Few labels make it to twenty releases let alone twenty years strong. Often doing so without making any real fuss, now is the time that Freerange Records deserves its time in the spotlight, and this compilation more than proves that.


KiNK - Roads [Freerange Records] (96Kbps)

Spin, spin, spin, spinning, spin. Rotation, rotation, rotation. Dance, dance, dance. The wheel was in motion, the movement had begun and there was no turning back. It was perilous by nature, fascinating by design. A beautiful link, stunning, sublime. The world kept on moving, the dance was on, where it would land, who knew. 
Turbo are arguably one of the most prolific record labels to have emerged since the millenium. The output is vast, varied and emphatic. Up next is Autarkic who recently released on Disco Halal. He is remixed by none other than Red Axes.

PREMIERE: Autarkic - Rotation! Rotation! (Red Axes Remix)[Turbo]

The delicate remix floats with pulsating tones, deep low-end rumbles and soft, emotive vocals. We can imagine Dixon dropping it now, eyes closed and finger in the air. We think you should put this on and do the same. Beautiful stuff.



Premiere: Auntie Flo 'Waiting For A (Woman)' (The Revenge Rework)

HVNed04
Lost Scripts - S.O.P. / A.F.K.
Release Date: July 29th 2016

HVNed04 S.O.P./ A.F.K. (320mp3 mstrd promo)

Lost Scripts - S.O.P.

La Ninya (Afrodub version)

Motorcitysoul alias Matthias Vogt & C-Rock split up now and presents the world their last EP on Night Drive Music. We repeat: This will be the last Motorcitysoul EP so be sure to get your hands on this masterpiece of jazzy and deep grooving techno-house. Matthias Meyer and Patlac delivered an outstanding remix and came up with something which has undoubted quality to be a Motorcitysoul remix for their last release. WE LOVE MOTORCITYSOUL AND WILL MISS THEM OF COURSE! Lets keep them in mind with this 12 inch and their past works.

Early support by Dixon, Lee Burridge, Matthew Dekay, Ian Pooley, Catz n Dogz, Fritz Zander, Martin Landsky, Oskar Offermann, Langenberg and many more.

buy the vinyl at decks: 
http://www.decks.de/t/motorcitysoul-sirens/c0p-br

buy mp3:
http://www.beatport.com/track/sirens-matthias-meyer-and-patlac-remix/3946851

more infos: 
Motorcitysoul: 
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Night Drive Music: 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Night-Drive-Music/64648176322?ref=ts&fref=ts 
Patlac: 
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Matthias Meyer: 
https://www.facebook.com/matthiasmeyermusic?ref=ts&fref=ts

Motorcitysoul - Sirens ( Matthias Meyer & Patlac Remix) / Teaser

Demo Submissions only via: https://www.labelradar.com/labels/getphysical/portal

A lot has happened in the last 20 years of dance music, but one constant has been Get Physical right at the sharp end of the scene. The label has become a globally recognised symbol of quality, renowned for its always varied and vital house output. Forming the backbone of the label's vast catalogue is the influential in-house DJ mix series, Body Language. It is a snapshot of exactly where the underground is at and has been assembled by tastemakers such as Azari & III, Catz ‘N Dogz, Dixon, DJ Hell, Francesco Tristano, Nôze and of course label-founders Booka Shade, DJ T., and M.A.N.D.Y..

Next to that there has been a constant stream of innovative, dance-floor ready singles, crossover club classics, seminal remixes and a number of standout artist albums. The label has always stayed true to its house roots, but with a rich array of influences taken from the worlds of disco, deep, tech and melodic house. Along the way, Get Physical´s core artists have been joined by red hot new talents including Alinka, Thandi Draai, PAUZA, Yulia Niko, Birds Of Mind, CIOZ and Monkey Safari. There have also been carefully considered forays into thriving house music scenes in Africa, Brazil, Cuba, Croatia and India: dedicated compilations and EPs have highlighted those region's most exciting new talents and given them a global platform. 

The name says it all: Get Physical tracks could hardly be more moving and corporeal. It was true in 2002, and it will be true in 2025 and beyond.