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Andreas Henneberg - Watch What (Original Mix) // JETT Records

Out now on Sub Soul! 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNKI53TmDOY

LOKATE - THE BLOCK (Sub Soul OUT NOW)

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The glorious Marco Lys returns to the long-serving Great Stuff imprint with a magnificent two-tracker entitled “Flame EP”.  Marco explores the deeper, thicker low frequencies while not losing sight of the main room dance floors with these two hand crafted compositions.

A raw bassline rumbles through the title track “Flame”, accompanied by outer-space beeps and bleeps and warm pads. The perfectly situated break-downs provide a maximum level of energy and the vocal snippets keep things fresh.

Up next is the mesmerizing “I Wish” slow burner. It features Marco’s trademark percussion layers, that  work in perfect symbioses with the snappy groove and the thumping sub bass. The added delay effects and haunting keys will make this a dancer’s favorite for months to come.

Marco Lys - I Wish

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The widely beloved super-heroes Moonbootica & Ante Perry joined forces for an enthusiastic and seldom recording gathering. The masterly artists amaze with an extravagant floor-filler. Their “Look Out” composition focuses on building tension, but not at the expense of orientation and dynamics. It immediately sets an energetic vibe that will keep the crowd’s heart rate up. The crisp organ sounds and raw vocal fragments make it stand out in that regard. 

Juliet Fox’s remix takes it’s time and a slightly deeper approach, using only the original’s supporting pillars to form her slow burning interpretation. She replaces the peak-time effect work with a looser and more mystical rhythm. Making her version the perfect soundtrack for the sun-drenched early morning hours.

Denmark’s Kasúal adds futuristic pads and a slamming fresh bassline to his arrangement. It’s the most hypnotic track on this quality-release and features a handful of melodic break-downs that will keep you locked in from start to finish.

Moonbootica & Ante Perry - Look Out - Kasúal Remix

Moonbootica & Ante Perry - Look Out

The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition (Axwell & Dirty South Remix) - as the theme
Aerofoil and NVM - Catch My Drift - as the groove
Seal- The Right Life (Mactong Wonderland Club Edit) - as the sub

The Tempertrap, Axwell, Dirty South, Aerofoil, Mactong - Catch My Sweet Disposition (Waxme Megamash)

Work in progress of a composition done by Robin Hansen, Julien Mier and Bram van der Hoeven.
Real acoustic drums and a bassguitar are under construction

Shade

Available here:

https://greatstuffrecordings.lnk.to/anxiously

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Great Stuff is thrilled to present Budakid’s “Anxiously” as one of it’s last releases in 2015. Budakid originally from the Netherlands has put together a super sleek, melodic, deeper house cut.

Structured around a fleshly growling bassline, warming pads and robotic vocals, “Anxiously” will keep you joyfully glued to the dancefloor all winter long.

Remcord's slow burning interpretation of “Anxiously” focuses heavily on a gorgeously morphing groove, teasing melody fragments and glistering hats. A perfect balance of energy and feel, while never losing sight of the original’s vibe. 

Beatamines’ remix opens with plenty of driving sub-bass, and a massive jacking rhythm stacked underneath the sleaze vocals. With jumping and smacking percussion, this remix lacks no flair and is fully focused on making you dance.

Budakid - Anxiously - Beatamines Dutch Remix

Available here:
http://greatstuffrecordings.lnk.to/ToTheUndergroundVol6

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Great Stuff proudly presents volume six of it’s “To The Underground” series. The series features solely exclusive tracks. Hand picked with only the dance floor in mind. Tracks that will work crowds and elevate dj sets. 

To The Underground Vol.6 kick starts with JJ Mullor & Toni Carrillo’s “Yeah“. An uplifting tech house beast, that features a rolling bassline, which was constructed to take dance floors by storm. The smooth female vocal snippets and the tight groove programming are keeping things moving forward in a fun way.

Next up is Joe Mesmar’s dark “I Feel So Weak”. This prime time techno weapon consists of the perfect late night vibes: Pitched down vocals, a growling bassline and moody pads. 

Slovenia’s vibrant duo Alex Long & Stanny Abram take us on an expedition. Haunting melodic bits & pieces and a thick minimal techno groove are the foundation for “Heat”.

Crunchy sounds float throughout hight-tech percussions, while the rough pads provide the right amount of energy. Luigi Gori & Anis Hachemi also manage to playfully work stirring vocals into their slick arrangement. Their “Just One” composition is the perfect mood setter.

The striking feature of Alex Ranerro’s “Shelter” is it’s constantly morphing groove and enormous bassline that support the engaging vocal particles in the most stylish way. Monstrous drops and tight pads make this a peak-time sure shot!

Rodrik is completing this fine collection of quality electronic music. His “Trece” is all about the distinct and profound melody. It leads the way through a wide field of delay-filled sounds and temperamental snare builds.

JJ Mullor & Toni Carrillo - Yeah Boy

Adrian Hour-Svojcise(Original Mix)

Munich Disco Tech vol.14: The Final ChapterGreat Stuff RecordingsAll good things must come to an end. If they don't, they eventually fizzle out unimpressively. And so just like the smartest bands who know it's best to call it a day when they've hit their peak. Great Stuff Recordings' stupidly successful Munich Disco Tech EP series comes to its last release: the 13-exclusive tracks of Volume 14: The Final Chapter.No less than 20 artists combine on this grand finale to provide an EP of highly effective house and techno styles, making for the perfect send-off for the series. The highlights of the previous thirteen releases have been numerous, with a huge array of talents from Ian Pooley to Ramon Tapia to Umek to James Talk to Tiger Stripes to Bass Kleph to DJ Chus featuring along the way. Here's what this ultimate episode has in store:Christian Cambas - We Found A World (Original)A game of two halves 2 big swirling, atmospheric, almost electro-esque breakdowns intersperse a fiendishly bouncy, stripped back techno groove that's shaken and stirred to perfection and punctuated by sharp rave stab blasts.Christian Cambas - We Found a World (Stefano Noferini Remix) The Italian master brings his tried and test formula to the remix, stripping elements out to create a bouncier still reworking that's all killer, no filler. One to get the bodies jacking and the dancefloor sweating.David Amo and Julio Navas - The Waterparties (Fresco Mix) Those talented Spaniards deliver once again with their undulating, elasticated wiggler, laden with sassy charm and minute little samples that are cleverly woven together to create a syncopated jackathon that screams "open-air summer festival-.Filthy Rich & Juan Kidd - Break This DownCombine shuffling old skool percussion and sustained, tense lines, rap samples and new skool flavour and what do you get? A cheeky little roller from two soaring UK house music talents. Falling somewhere between the deeper end of tech house and the bigger room sound, it's a track that should amply satisfy fans in both camps.Federico Scavo, Danny Freakazoid & Strobe - Feroda Rasping electro attitude meets techy groove on this three-way collaboration, overflowing with a rampant bassline, white nose pulses and a generally heavy attitude. A big electronic monster to lay waste to large arenas at peak times.Marco Lys - Kaleido The star of Chris Lake's Rising Music provides a typically chunky track for the compilation, layering twisted ethnic instruments and vocal chants over one of his trademark big old basslines and hip-shaking percussive patterns. Incessant. Ant Brooks 2 ReflektBig room mid-'90s house is the order of the day here, with Brooks' joyous, fist-pimping ode to the classic European sound of older. Uplifting string cascades, heartfelt piano chords and of course some gruff diva vocals to top it all off. Irresistible and authentic.Mihalis Safras & Kiko 2 TsikoCrisp, chunky beats are at the heart of Safras and Kiko's new excursion, punctuated by sprightly off-beat bassline and echoed chord stabs. It's a track that doesn't let up, and that keeps the energy rolling continuously. No stop-start, up and down journeying; just solid momentum. Max Bett 2 Pizza This gorgeous little number gets its colour from a cool, summery, quivering LFOed synth line, equally funky and techy in its texture and bringing a deeper moment to the compilation. It's no snooze-fest though; sublime chime chords, sweet counter melodies and warm bass combine in sumptuous fashion throughout. Danny Serrano with Gonzalez & Gonzalo - Sake Want some no-nonsense techno? You've found it. This rolling tribal-infused groover is a heads down rhythm track, concerned with nothing else but satisfying primal urges. A very useful set builder to keep the energy flowing,Townston & Delgado - Day & NightA deeper cut, driven by a superbly classy bassline, and fleshed out with dusty disco percussion and gently muted chords and pad swathes. It's deep house for sure, but with the requisite energy to make it work on an early dancefloor and not just laidback lounges.Mario Ochoa 2 ChronosYet more dancefloor gold in this shoulder-popping track, whose tight and tidy rhythms are broken up by synth 'n' tribal vocal breakdowns to brilliantly juxtaposing effect. If this doesn't elicit a huge reaction every time it's dropped, we'll eat our proverbial hats.Alexis Cabrera & Matteo Spedicati - Make Me Feel Jazzy, off-kilter organ chords create a groovy yet slightly twisted atmosphere on this peppy little roller, recalling organ classics of the past filtered through the prism of light, seductive tribal-tinged tech house percussion.

Christian Cambas - We Found A World (Original Mix)

Christian Cambas - We Found A World (Stefano Noferini Remix)

Amo & Navas - The Waterparties (Original Mix)

Federico Scavo , Danny Freakazoid & Strobe - Feroda (Original Mix)

Marco Lys - Kaleido (Original Mix)

Mihalis Safras & Kiko - Tsiko (Original Mix)

Max Bett - Pizza (Original Mix)

Aerofoil - Vortex (Original Mix)

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New year, new you, new crew! Another rising star from France, Marina Trench joins the WOLF Music family, following up an inaugural EP on DJ Deep's highly acclaimed Deeply Rooted with this accomplished and diverse four tracker of house goodness.

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Pets welcome new friend Joyce Muniz to the menagerie!

Brazil-born/ Vienna-based and bad to the bassline bone; Joyce’s cuts on the likes of Gigolo, Gruuv, Exploited and 2020 Vision have established a pedigree for uncut house grooves since she levelled up from DJ to producer in 2010. Ten years deep in the craft, every record shows a new side to her. Especially these…

‘Glass Mistress’ sets the stark, stripped-back tone for the collection. Writhing and flexing in some late night 80s neon dungeon, there’s an added sense of barbed tech noir as the stern processed vocals stalk around a rifle-like arpeggiated bassline. ‘Trapped’ follows. The darkest track of the collection, there’s a strong stench of 90s warehouses and fields in the middle of nowhere as a big bass riff does all the talking. Heads down, hands up, this captures the essence of the music that’s brought us all together in the first place.

Finally ‘Naughty Party’ maintains the togetherness but in a much more mischievous way with a classic electro-style bassline, synth-tom percussion hits and eerie chords. Naughty by name, heavy by nature; Joyce has delivered something special right here.