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Out February 4th 2013 on Secure Recordings

This is what some of the dj's had to say:

Style of Eye
Sick!!

Crookers
supporting,tnx Phra aka Crookers 

Afrojack
dope

Tony Senghore
Do the bart man! Always the creme de la creme! 

Rolf Mulder (The Public Stand) 
Really a fun track to throw in my techno sets, and gives me a good excuse to bust out all the video clash variations after this one...

Tommie Sunshine
full supporter for a VERY long time!!! :)

DJ Pierre
Takes me back to Chicago, Lil Louis "Video Clash" style!! Me like!!

JFK MSTRKRFT
awesome

Sound of Stereo
Floor destroyer material, simple as that.

Sinden
Big track

Diplo
cool!

Tocadisco
I like it

TAI
KANNST DU ES FÜÜÜHLEN
ES IST ÜÜÜÜBERAL

The Loops Of Fury
Cool, cheers!

Acid Jacks
!!!!!!!FULL SUPPORT!~!!!!!!!!

BS1
Woaah this is mind blowing and it sounds so big = love it !! 

Bart B More - Jack

Myself and Justin Martins first of many colabo eps!! Out on Monday 11th February

Now available to buy on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/feather-fight-ep/1033637

Justin Martin & Eats Everything - Feather Fight EP SC

Attracting Flies | <a href="https://soundcloud.com/shift-key">Shift K3Y Remix</a>

Download the original on iTunes <a href="http://po.st/rNDNYs">here</a>

Forthcoming remixes from Jamie Jones, Baauer and S-Type. 

Debut album 'Body Music' - Released 1st July 2013.

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Attracting Flies

Attracting Flies (Shift K3Y Remix)

Free Download

'Bounce' out now on iTunes: http://po.st/bounceitunes

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Change Your Life

Bounce

BUY ON ITUNES

Today for FREE MUSIC MONDAY we are channelling nothing but summery disco vibes thanks to Ben Pearce and his track 'Patticakes' which features samples from the legendary Quincy Jones' track 'Betcha Wouldn't Hurt Me'.  The Manchester producer runs  the underground label Purp&Soul and late last year he released his "What I Might Do" EP on Chase & Status' label MTA. If you're liking this make sure you get to one of his sets - he's got a summer full of shows, including Bestival and Secret Garden Party!

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FMM: Ben Pearce - Patticakes

Having previously unearthed and showcased plenty of new school talent like Chamboche, Bonar Bradbury and A/Jus/Ted, Under The Shade turn to two hot house properties in the form of Ben Pearce and Real Connoisseur for their next release – a split EP of one original and one remix from each artist.
You probably already know the name Ben Pearce from ‘What I Might Do’, his oddly anthemic deep-house debut that dominated club floors across the world in 2012. Here he is in similar form with ‘Just Enough’ – a dark and studiously moody house cut that brews and stews for the duration with almost hymnal pads, smooth and buried deep kick drums and just the slightest traces of classicism in the repeated male vocal
clip. Light-fingered drum fills and carefully, scale riding melodies add depth and space and this one is likely to be as big as his debut.
Remixing the track is Real Connoisseur, a 20 year old from Oxford with releases on labels like Purp & Soul already under his belt. His version stands more upright with sharp and slinky percussion bringing a deep garage vibe the track. What will most standout for clubbers, though, is the mangled and spangled bassline that ripples through the track come the mid point Floor slaying stuff for sure.
And so to his original track, ‘Nobody’s Fool’, it’s an elastic and bombastic deep house cum bass music hybrid with precise bass notes patting out the rhythm and kinetic drum hits churning in its midst. A euphoric, hands in the air vocal sample bursts through a various points as the bassline bobbles along below and the production is both rich and warm, infused with a neon glow and crafted for maximum damage, you suspect.
Pearce returns the remix favour and tweaks it into a more peak time, punchy house jam with well placed vocal snippets accentuating the kick of the drums. It’s easy to see why Pearce won so many fans early on, and this EP suggests Real Connoisseur isn’t far behind him.

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Grace Lyon