Ground 96 – Inna City Dubs, Vol. 2

Pull Me Up - Federation X Mix

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90s Rare, Underground House & Garage

House

Amsterdam-based record label PIV advances forward to complete a trilogy of their annual October sampler release for ADE. A wide collection of established artists and prominent upcoming producers contribute to this much-awaited compilation which showcases every corner of the imprint's identity.

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Kellie Allen - Gotta Be

The Roy Davis Project

Midnight Scat

Taken from Baume's Love Edit #10 Release - 

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https://hugobaume.bandcamp.com/album/love-edit-10

Sunscreem - Pressure [Baume Love Edit]

DL/Stream: https://Toolroom.lnk.to/SolardoRemixTS

Landing back on the label with hands in the air on this huge rework of a landmark house classic is Solardo and their take on the timeless 'Le Voie Le Soleil' from Patrick Prins. Perfectly timed for club and festival season as summer peaks, this is an essential version that stays true to the original’s signature yearning piano stabs whilst also being ready for today’s dancefloors.

This release punctuates the meteoric and exponential rise of Solardo, a UK dance duo that have graced the stages of Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Ultra Music Festival Miami, Creamfields, and Parklife. The track has garnered huge DJ support from the likes of Calvin Harris ahead of the release and looks to soundtrack many a euphoric dance floor moment.

With a heavy legacy on the original to lean on with Patrick Prins, Solardo deftly and authentically handled remix is guaranteed to revitalise this absolute club classic and reintroduce legions of dance music fans, old and new, so the soaring sonics of the original track.

Le Voie Le Soleil (Solardo Remix)

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Patrick Prins - Le Voie Le Soleil (Solardo Remix)

The B-side of Welcome [I said shut up] Done by a couple of Spanish guys in 95, licensed to Tony de Vit`s new label in 96, the original is excellent and pretty similar but this version has added bits which really make it that bit better.

Commitee  Trance Line  [Jumpwax version]

Written and Produced by Alex Tepper for Rhythm 'N' Vibe, courtesy of Urban Hero Records. Published by Urban Hero Music. 

First released on Dansa Records in 1996

Da Vibe Project - "Jus' A Feelin' / Live From Da Underground" (1996)

https://www.discogs.com/Oscar-G-Reaching-Up/release/39146

Oscar G Feat. Marck Michel - Reaching Up (Oscar Gs Mega Dub)

iTunes: http://defct.de/marit | Beatport:  http://defct.de/marbp | Traxsource:  http://defct.de/marts | Bandcamp: http://defct.de/marbc | Google Play: http://defct.de/margp | Spotify: http://defct.de/marsp | Apple Music: http://defct.de/maram | Deezer: http://defct.de/mardz | Tidal: http://defct.de/martd 

It’s been over two decades since the original release of ‘Respect’ but this evergreen track still sounds as current as ever. John Robinson provides uplifting production, the former NYC radio DJ who was behind some huge house records in the 90s with co-production coming from Carlton Carter on the keys, laying down those memorable riffs. Michelle Ayers’ soulful vocals glide effortlessly over the track in a musical match made in heaven. Alongside their mixes are a quintet of remixes from house music legend David Morales. That famous organ sound, prominent in so many great records from that era, plays out in the euphoric Def Classic Mix while Def Dub strips it back for a more DJ-friendly edit. The Momo Ride chooses to focus more on deep bassline and saxophone showing how dynamic this track is. The Organmental Mix does what it says on the tin, and the Def Classic TV Mix completes this perfect house classic package.

Pull Me Up (Federation X Mix)

Ground 96