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CRYME’s 808-driven electro, ghetto house hybrid “London Boy” gets the MCR-T treatment,
spiced up with a dose of Garage. The Berlin-based artist reshaped the bassline into a gritty reese
bass and put in the iconic UK hardcore vocal “your name is not down, you not coming in,
”
perfectly amplifying the track’s original UK flair.

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[SEVEN7000LTD] CRYME ft. ANTICALM - London Boy (The Remixes)

London Boy (MCR-T Remix)

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To mark @sevenberlin's first birthday, label co-founder @ccrryymmee enlists four artists to rework his much-loved track 'London Boy', giving it the full 'Remix EP' treatment.

Opening with full force, @mcr-t tears into ‘London Boy’ with a fierce rework, injecting UK garage swing into CRYME’s 808-driven electro, shaping the bassline into a gritty growl and pushing the track into harder territory.

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Encounter

Dance Petrol Records proudly presents Selected Fuels 05 , the next chapter in its celebrated compilation series, bringing together old friends and new faces for a journey through the ever-evolving spectrum of house music. From the warmth of Chicago grooves to rave-charged progressions and minimal intricacies, this edition captures the label’s spirit  uniting the timeless with the contemporary in one fluid, dancefloor-ready collection.

The journey begins deep in the essence of groove, where lush pads and vocal fragments intertwine over a bed of FM synths and Chicago swing. The spirit of the ’90s lives on, reimagined with modern finesse and that unmistakable sense of soul and motion that defines Etur Usheo’s That 90s Track. As the rhythm flows, the pulse quickens a rush of energy introduced by the freshest face on DPR: Future Freqz: Chunky chords and a driving bassline push forward relentlessly, a no-nonsense invitation to lose yourself in the motion.

Before long, the mood flips into speed and swagger. Jonas Gottlieb injects his unmistakable sense of playfulness with a high-octane garage cut that fuses sharp percussion, pop-infused vocals, and a groove that explodes like dynamite. It’s unfiltered, infectious, and built for full dancefloor impact. Riding that momentum, the energy finds its balance again with Luise’s deep, rolling house flow — her return to the label after a standout remix now delivers a masterclass in groove. Her track unfolds patiently, layering warm vocals and an evolving bassline into a hypnotic progression that just keeps on giving.

The atmosphere shifts inward as Masupilami guides us into his world of minimal textures and precision detail. Emerging from the haze, Passerines lifts the energy once more with a cut that radiates positivity — organ basslines and ethereal pads shimmering like sunlight through smoke, a dose of pure feel-good house.

From there, Sample Samurai launches Buzzbird, a nod to the golden era of progressive and trance. Old-school energy meets rave nostalgia, driven by rolling breaks and uplifting chords that surge forward with optimism and warmth. The current carries into Samy B’s Motown Shuffle, where electro-funk grit and breakbeat precision collide. It’s playful yet powerful — a rhythmic conversation between eras, buzzing with movement and charm.

So.undso step in with Circle Break, a bridge between breaks and the melodic expanse of progressive house. Their piano-driven journey builds patiently, layering emotion over momentum, each chord adding to the sense of forward motion and release. From there, Vinur takes the controls, accelerating into Rhythm of House, an adrenaline-fueled trip through acid lines, trance-inspired leads, and propulsive percussion.

Closing out this year’s edition, Schegg signs off with The Fun Track. Pianos, 90s grooves, and an unshakable sense of playfulness define this finale, tying together the compilation’s boundless energy and heart.

From warm nostalgia to raw innovation, this is a soundtrack for both the floor and the soul with the goal to:

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Producer / DJ from Germany, creating energetic and melodic club sounds for the underground scene. 

Known for driving grooves, deep basslines, and uplifting vibes made for the dancefloor.

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