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Tchami x Janet Jackson - Go Deep (remix)
This song is included in Alesia's "Filet Mignon"

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Tchami x Janet Jackson - Go Deep (remix)

All the Wrong Places

Example: All the Wrong Places (JACK BEATS REMIX)

Mark Dekoda - Playing The Game http://www.beatport.com/release/playing-the-game/1136425

Mark Dekoda - Playing The Game (Original Mix)

Taken from Visionist's "I'm Fine" EP out now.

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NYLON track of the week http://www.nylonmag.com/?section=article&parid=9871

"South London producer Visionist is one of a new wave of young artists engaging with the ever-mutating sound of grime and taking it to new places. He’s been bobbing about since 2011, putting out highly-strung instrumentals on a handful of 12”s, and now comes his debut EP on Lit City, I’m Fine (out September 3), which features a collaboration with New York producer Fatima Al Qadiri.
Al Qadiri's synth-line warning signs are both alluring and insidious, like the wink of a star that’s long since burned out, while Visionist twists handfuls of bass into a shadowy second melody. It’s as if the two producers are dancing around one another, sizing one another up; intrigued yet not without suspicion."
- Pitchfork

"Two of the underground’s most exciting prospects from both sides of the Atlantic have joined forces. Brixton’s Visionist and New-Yorker-by-way-of-Kuwait teamed up for The Call, which features both artists trademarks in spades, Fatima’s ghostly church hall melodies and Visionist’s icy minimalism. Proper pairing"
- Abeano

"Late last year, we spoke to Fatima al Qadiri about her enduring love for grime, which she described as “icy cold” and “full of threats.” Both qualifiers feel well-suited to “The Call,” a track she co-recorded with London producer Visionist for the latter’s upcoming I’m Fine LP, and which suspends ethereal synth sounds and a game-ready bassline in a tension-filled, unresolved limbo. Fans of al Qadiri’s Desert Strike EP will recognize some of the same eerie choir sounds, but for the most part, “The Call” is remarkable for its sense of space—especially considering that there are two cooks in the kitchen."
- The FADER


"Recently, we got word that the Teklife-affiliated Lit City Trax would release two records from burgeoning London producer Visionist. The anticipation we had for his first release, the I'm Fine EP, was palpable and now we have our first taste. "The Call" is a collaboration with fellow innovator Fatima Al Qadiri, and it's a doozy. Instead of assaulting listeners with heavy kicks and snare hits, the two create a storm of bass lines and vocal-styled synth pads. "The Call" sounds like the quiet before a desert battle, with equal measures of dread and anticipation waiting behind each resonating note."
- Ad Hoc

"Conceptual New York-based artist Fatima Al Qadiri features on the new EP from South London-based grime shapeshifter Visionist in the form of this icy new track The Call. Underscored by a warped bass line and punctuated by Al Qadiri's familiar robotically angelic vocal samples and synth jabs, the overall effect is one of caution and paranoia, leaving us with chills but far from cold."
- Dummy Mag

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Visionist & Fatima Al Qadiri - The Call

Naysayer & Gilsun - Blue (Eliphino Remix)

ROOSEVELT - Elliot 

Taken from the Roosevelt - Elliot EP. OUT NOW.

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Roosevelt - Elliot

Available now on Juno - bit.ly/CRM115

Fast-rising Rebel queen Francesca Lombardo is back on Crosstown with her seductive new single ‘What To Do’ featuring remixes from Infinity Ink, Matrixxman and a Luca Cazal Dub. Showcasing Francesca’s undeniable raw talent and pure, fluid vocal flair, ‘What To Do’ is another example of the producer’s sublime song composition in an electronic framework. The sultry mood evoked by Francesca’s voice wraps around the infectious melody as spooky ethereal tones rise and fall with the subtly driving groove. Infinity Ink strip down the elements with mechanical precision, injecting some darker bass and a more solid kick. Matrixxman revels in the twilight zone and delivers an alternative trippy tapestry of jagged synth stabs and melodic bleeps with only waves of the vocal. Luca Cazal’s Dub is a perfect late night builder with added sonic textures.

Francesca Lombardo has rapidly become one exceptionally in-demand lady on the scene. Fully inaugurated into the Rebels camp, the Italian London based DJ/producer and classically trained vocalist released her first two highly acclaimed ‘Changes’ and ‘Eyes Of Nature’ EPs on Crosstown Rebels and is gearing up for a debut album release on the label next year plus a much coveted appearance on the Rebel Heart stage at Burning Man 2013. Francesca also recently debuted in the Boiler Room with a magical live set, coming soon.

Infinity Ink is London/Ibiza based duo Ali Love and Luca C (the latter of which delivers the dub for this package). Infinity Ink have been taking over dancefloors and the air waves under various guises, delivering last year’s summer anthem ‘Infinity’ on Crosstown Rebels and also ‘Benediction’ and ‘Reverse Skydiving’ as part of super house group Hot Natured.

Charles McCloud Duff aka Matrixxman is purportedly a man trapped in a realm of unending 3D avatars roaming lost amongst dystopian digital wastelands. Matrixxman's debut EP ‘The XX Files’ received critical acclaim from Pitchfork, The Fader, Spin and Fact Magazine while garnering support from the likes of Damian Lazarus, Jeff Mills, Josh Wink, Boris of Ostgut Ton, Trevino and Dubfire. His own imprint Soo Wavey is a purveyor of brutally futuristic interpretations of classic WBMX era Chicago house and Detroit techno.

CRM115 What To Do (Luca Cazal Dub)

As the most Shazam-ed track in the UK, yet to leave the Shazam Top 200 chart since release last year and with over 100,000 combined worldwide sales, ‘What I Might Do’ has long enjoyed support from the likes of Seth Troxler, Heidi and Jamie Jones to Pete Tong and Annie Mac at Radio 1. Bringing a new angle to proceedings, Karma Kid spins ‘What I Might Do’ further into club territory with a stripped-back four to the floor take on the original.

What I Might Do (Karma Kid Remix)

Where did the time go?

199 releases and 10 years after label owner Tomcraft released the label-founding anthem Great Stuff with Eniac, Great Stuff Recordings proudly presents its 200th release. One of Resident Advisor&#8217;s Top 20 Most Charted Labels of all time, they&#8217;ve had countless underground and overground successes alike, blending the two sides of the commercial coin in a way few others have managed for such a duration.

Harking back to a funkier time in house music, its hard-grooving bassline and chunky beats provide the perfect counterweight to its euphoric melodies. Those Depeche Mode-esque, trance-tinged breakdown chords pointed a finger to the future of stadium-sized house, while gliding orchestral and sampled strings alike added yet more class. Epic &#8216;80s rock style guitars completed the package, all woven into nine minutes of electronic epicness. Remastered in all its glory here, it&#8217;s sounding fresher than ever.

Three killer remixes bring this 2002 classic up to date. D-Nox &amp; Beckers keep things simple and respectful, with delicate synth arpeggios and the original&#8217;s glorious strings paired with a warm bassline and consistent rhythmic energy. Alex Kenji &amp; NKDj up the bounce factor with offbeat stabs doing battle with those string blasts and seriously pumping beats, while all manner of huge FX and builds bring the track up to fever pitch. Prince Club round off with a more demure effort, skippy classic house beats and rugged low-slung bass building a dark atmosphere around the sampled strings. All three remixes bring something different to this classic and make this milestone package an unmissable piece of house music history.

Look out for another two special celebratory releases, coming soon.

Here&#8217;s to the next 200!

Deux - Deux (Prince Club Remix)

Snippet from upcoming Siwell Album - The Journey (Hell & Heaven) - Part 1 - out 7th of October

Umek & Siwell - Get Funk (Original Mix)

Buy it on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/automatic/id725527457

Returning to Great Stuff after his huge Inside Me on Great Stuff Grooves 6 earlier this year, Italian talent Ruben Mandolini brings another banger to the label in Automatic. Having also appeared on Toolroom, Defected and Riva Starr&#8217;s Snatch! in 2013, he&#8217;s on serious form.

Automatic centres around a turgid, hard-jacking beast of a slinky techno groove, with punchy, heavily swung beats thumping away around atonal womps of sub bass. It barely needs anything more to make it an irresistible proposition, but Mandolini&#8217;s chopped and screwed vocals, epic pads and breakbeats in the breakdowns and warped pitch-bending synths take this to another level entirely. Seductive, dirty and cool, it&#8217;s everything you could want from a cutting-edge tech romper.

Piemont are left with a formidable task on the remix - but hey, this is Piemont we&#8217;re talking about. Throwing a load of metallic percussion, a rugged bassline and much FX trickery into their kit bag, they set off on a mission to pump the track up into something with a more atmospheric, hypnotic and haunting feel - and succeed in very impressive fashion.

Ruben Mandolini - Automatic (Original Mix)

Buy it on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/automatic/id725527457

Returning to Great Stuff after his huge Inside Me on Great Stuff Grooves 6 earlier this year, Italian talent Ruben Mandolini brings another banger to the label in Automatic. Having also appeared on Toolroom, Defected and Riva Starr&#8217;s Snatch! in 2013, he&#8217;s on serious form.

Automatic centres around a turgid, hard-jacking beast of a slinky techno groove, with punchy, heavily swung beats thumping away around atonal womps of sub bass. It barely needs anything more to make it an irresistible proposition, but Mandolini&#8217;s chopped and screwed vocals, epic pads and breakbeats in the breakdowns and warped pitch-bending synths take this to another level entirely. Seductive, dirty and cool, it&#8217;s everything you could want from a cutting-edge tech romper.

Piemont are left with a formidable task on the remix - but hey, this is Piemont we&#8217;re talking about. Throwing a load of metallic percussion, a rugged bassline and much FX trickery into their kit bag, they set off on a mission to pump the track up into something with a more atmospheric, hypnotic and haunting feel - and succeed in very impressive fashion.

Ruben Mandolini - Automatic (Piemont Remix)

Live Recorded @  Space Ibiza Closing Fiesta - 06.10.2013

Uto Karem @ Space Ibiza Closing Fiesta - 06.10.2013

Buy it on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/out-of-africa/id725527490

PHNTM 
Out Of Africa
Great Stuff Recordings

New York techno legend Bryan Cox dons his PHNTM guise once again for the latest slice of Great Stuff, returning to the imprint after his 2011 collaboration with Christian Cambas, Inferno. With releases on imprints like Toolroom, 1605 Music Therapy, Blu Fin and Hotfingers, his alter-ego has been blazing a trail through the world of new skool tech in recent years.

Out Of Africa falls just the right side of moody, with its brooding, dramatic tones and bombastic tribal percussion. With plenty of chunk for your Euro, it layers percussion in thick layers, driven by droning atonal bass and unrelenting rhythm. Ominous horns sound at key moments of tension during the track, creating a dramatic slab of dancefloor gold.

On the flip, Njabulo is phatter still, with a plump arpeggiated bassline chugging away beneath snappy beats and powerful but never-OTT builds raising the energy further. Little flecks of tribalism pepper the groove, and rousing drum fills punctuate the track&#8217;s progression. It&#8217;s a taut, meaty track that&#8217;s executed with expert finesse.

PHNTM - Out of Africa (Original Mix)

Buy it on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/out-of-africa/id725527490

PHNTM 
Out Of Africa 
Great Stuff Recordings

New York techno legend Bryan Cox dons his PHNTM guise once again for the latest slice of Great Stuff, returning to the imprint after his 2011 collaboration with Christian Cambas, Inferno. With releases on imprints like Toolroom, 1605 Music Therapy, Blu Fin and Hotfingers, his alter-ego has been blazing a trail through the world of new skool tech in recent years.

Out Of Africa falls just the right side of moody, with its brooding, dramatic tones and bombastic tribal percussion. With plenty of chunk for your Euro, it layers percussion in thick layers, driven by droning atonal bass and unrelenting rhythm. Ominous horns sound at key moments of tension during the track, creating a dramatic slab of dancefloor gold.

On the flip, Njabulo is phatter still, with a plump arpeggiated bassline chugging away beneath snappy beats and powerful but never-OTT builds raising the energy further. Little flecks of tribalism pepper the groove, and rousing drum fills punctuate the track&#8217;s progression. It&#8217;s a taut, meaty track that&#8217;s executed with expert finesse.

PHNTM - Njabulo (Original Mix)

Pleasurekraft - "Anubis" [Great Stuff Records]
BUY IT NOW: https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/350240/munich-disco-tech-volume-10

NOTE: 50% of sales of this track will be going to the Japan disaster relief effort

Disclaimer: As some people have asked us already if this is the remix we did of BSOD's track "This is the Hook" - the answer is yes + no. YES this track was originally created to be the remix for "This is the Hook" - however due to complications with the label we pulled our remix and pulled the few parts from the BSOD track and re-worked it to make it an original track.And hence "Anubis" was born.We hope you enjoy this dark and groovy ride to the underworld.....;)
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Pleasurekraft - Anubis

Emil Berliner hailing from Vienna makes his debut on Great Stuff with &#8220;What&#8217;s Love&#8221;. The young Austrian provides us with deep vibes and moody chords. Heavy beats and cutting edge percussion float through a sea of dreamy male vocals and avant-garde guitar licks. A perfect way to start into winter and slowly wave good bye to 2014.

Great Stuff regular Ridney presents the first remix on this fine EP. He&#8217;s brightening up the track a bit through changing the synth layers and adding super crispy hi-hat patterns on top. This gives the vocal even more room to break through in the mix. Ridney also made sure to keep to overall feel of the original alive.

Mediate from Manchester crafted remix number two. Sleek delay and reverb effect work give the vocal a brand new taste and uplifting chord progressions make their mix a future house classic!

Emil Berliner - What's Love (Original Mix)

Mario Ochoa returns to Great Stuff with his superb one-tracker &#8220;Stingray&#8221;. Built to set dance floors on fire, Mario goes all in with his latest creation. Praising house music with a repetitive old school vocal snippet, while hi-hat &amp; ride thunderstorms rage on top. A precise kick and sub bass programming make sure to provide the right amount of boom. The spellbinding synth melody sets the energetic vibe.

Mario Ochoa - Stingray (Original Mix)

Cologne&#8217;s dynamic duo Beatkind make their long awaited return to Great Stuff with their second block buster release &#8220;Funky B&#8221;. They resume where they left off, with last years &#8220;Daily Life&#8221; EP. 

A moody, ruff bassline drills it self through a thumping bass drum &amp; percussion ensemble. Cleverly layered on top sits the pitched down male vocal, adding the extra craziness. An armory of weird synth fills and melodies gets fired onto the dance floor at the same time. 

Sam Freeze and Mo Digital&#8217;s second track &#8220;High Culture&#8221; features a more abstract atmosphere and sleek Rasta Man vocals that seem to attack from all sides of the stereo spectrum. Playful melodies and break downs make this a very intense slow burner. 

The extremely talented up and comers Saccao &amp; Shake Sofa are on remix duties. They kept the original feel and drive of &#8220;Funky B&#8221; in tact, while transforming the sub frequencies to go down a slightly deeper route. The re-worked vocals and effects interchange incredibly well with the new arrangement of sounds.

Beatkind - Funky B (Original Mix)

Beatkind - High Culture (Original Mix)

Beatkind - Funky B (Saccao & Shake Sofa Remix)

Pleasurekraft
The Remixes
Great Stuff Recordings

The Stockholm / Washington DC combo that are Pleasurekraft have been one of the biggest success stories in house music in recent years, crafting slice after slice of infectious dancefloor genius. With this new remix package, their name continues to grow in acclaim, with four hot reworkings breathing new life into two previous releases.

Anubis is first under the operating table, with Mike Vale taking the cheeky original and setting the bar very high with his funk-fuelled version. The saucy sax hooks you in, pulling you towards the phat, undulating bassline, mountains of energy pouring from the skippy beats. It's a huge piece of peak-time, summer house music. Tom Flynn takes the track for a walk in the opposite direction, pitching it in an experimental techno style with sprinklings of Belgian rave stabs and the every last drop of weirdness squeezed out of Pleasurekraft's trademark vocals.

The second patient to undergo reconstructive surgery is the huge Carny, with Chase Buch & Nick Olivetti stepping up with a sleek tribal tech interpretation. The haunting vocals are saved for the breakdown, before the track drops and steps up a few gears. Pumping and  energetic yet subtle. Jaceo rounds off the package with his quirky stomp that goes heavy on the sub bass pressure and does away with the frills in favour of pure techno grit.

Pleasurekraft - Carny (Jaceo Remix)

New Original coming soon as part of Rabies records new compilation - details to follow.

Shaun Macdonald - Let's Party (Original Mix) Clip

New Track will be available soon on DaFlame Records based in Paraguay -- Remixers and release date to follow.

Shaun Macdonald - Spaced Out (Original Mix)(Clip)

My fresh EP is out now !!!
Have a nice check ! :)

http://www.beatport.com/release/play-cool-the-old-school-ep/1042324

Jay Lumen - Play Cool The Old School (Original Mix) Low Quality Preview

Belocca, Collective Machine - Bug In Plug-In ( Original Mix ) ( prev )

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Tinush - Sandburg

BROMANCE#8

Download here : https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/zoo-magazine/id604933934?i=604934115



Bromance #8: Hyper Reality

Hyper Reality

Our new single 'Alicia' with my friend Le Crayon.

From pointless debates about the existence of aliens to more serious late night/early morning demos sharing, we started to feel that our tastes and ambitions, musicwise, were to get more and more similar. “Alicia” combines this laidback and carefree atmosphere, dreamy slow-mo vibes with a powerful funk groove. May this be the soundtrack of your most perfect day.

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Darius & Crayon - Alicia

Just our little tribute on this great tune!
Hope you like.

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Pleasurekraft - Tarantula (Surfdisco Remix)

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Soul Sway-Cosmic Bandit (Da Funk's Lo Slung Remix)

Bittersweet

Zunder

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Marek Hemmann - Zunder

Coyu has been on fire lately with releases on Cocoon, Systematic and his own Suara imprint is stronger than ever! Here we have a two tracker that fits Tronic&#8217;s philosophy. Groovy yet powerful &#8220;I have been playing The Robbery and Planet Routine many times and the crowd always goes for it. Very solid release!&#8221; Christian Smith. Please enjoy this promo and play out both tracks.