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"This Is How We Do It" is first out the doors from Strange Idols.

It begun life as a much loved bootleg played at festivals and clubs all over the world by Reelow, Robert Dietz, Hector Couto, Tiger Stripes and Marco Carola and a few more select DJs. Reelow is a Hungarian-born, Barcelona-based DJ who is now travelling the world with a bag full of techno and house, ready to demolish any dancefloor he comes near.

The track was a secret weapon of his for a long time before it was picked up by Strange Idols. The song has been re-recorded by Leroy Burgess, formerly of the band Black Ivory, and remixed by Tiger Stripes, who worked with Leroy on the monster Ibiza anthem "Sisters" released on Desolat. Between the 3 of them they have worked with artists stretching from Cajmere, Adam Beyer and Kerri Chandler to Jocelyn Brown, Cassius and Rick James and beyond. To have all that soul, funk, house and techno madness combined on one record is what Strange Idols is all about. Expect the unexpected, Strange Idols will lead those who are willing.


Reelow feat Leroy Burgess - This Is How We Do It (Tiger Stripes remix)

Nottingham’s Latmun arrives on Leftwing & Kody’s Lost Records with three energy fuelled house cuts, whilst Crosstown Rebel favourite Russ Yallop rounds out the EP on remix duties.

After an initial foray into production at the end of 2014, Latmun aka Joe Bradley’s sharp rise has garnered the attention and support of many including Lee Foss, Claptone, Darius Syrossian and Skream. The past year has seen the UK talent release on a host of distinguished labels such as VIVa (check out our premiere), El Row, Toolroom and Mar-T’s Wow! Recordings.

‘Cosmic’ kicks off the release with a selection of rumbling low end tones, stuttering vocal samples and reverberating sirens before our Debut Transmission today ‘Break it Down’ utilises engaging rhythm and evolving stabs to reveal a heady groove that’s packed full of swing. ‘Steez’ then utilises organic percussion and vocal whirrs to hold and maintain the attention of the floor, until Russ Yallop’s remix of ‘Cosmic’ reshapes the original, building on the crisp percussive elements and low-slung rhythms.

Latmun - Break It Down

Solid Grooves serve up a five-track Ibiza sampler to tie in with their summer of events at Vista Club in Ibiza. In light of this the founders have curated five tracks from some of their core roster that’s illustrative of the Solid Grooves musical aesthetic including PAWSA and Michael Bibi alongside label favourites ONNO, Reelow and Dennis Cruz.

First up our Debut Transmission today, Dennis Cruz ‘Fever’ is a rumbling track boasting echoing percussion and a heady spoken word sample. Michael Bibi then drops a moody number teeming with syncopated rhythms and chopped vocals before ONNO unleashes a cavernous cut named ‘Body Shake’ that’s geared for the peaktime. Next, PAWSA ‘Luster’ is a bass fuelled roller that takes no prisoners until Reelow concludes the package with the intricate ‘Shaolin Slap’.

If you missed our recent SolidGrooves Snapchat take over from the opening party in Ibiza you can re-watch it all here. http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/news/watch-solidgrooves-snapchat-takeover/

Dennis Cruz - Fever

Bodytalk’s 7th release features Approved Electronic Device with a 4 track EP.

Approved Electronic Device provided a remix for bodytalk in summer 2015 that caught a lot of dj’s attention with it’s big, deep driving sound. You can expect the same with Approved Electronic Device’s Living Nite EP, which has had a load of early support from the likes of John Digweed, &ME, Richy Ahmed, Agoria, Taimur Agha, Claptone, Montel. 

Approved Electronic Device is a new alias for Chris Fortier and it is artists such as Chris who are inextricably linked to the underground dance music scene that are the genuinely pushing the sound forward. Chris’ determination to continue to push the envelope can be seen in all aspects of his career and we premiere the Mix2Dub version of his track 'Flava' which features Boaze, you can hear the full track below:

Approved Electronic Device Ft Boaze - Flava (Mix2Dub)

'Been Here Before' Remixes available here: smarturl.it/IS_BHBRemix

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxWCErnoMJM

Stream / Buy the original via Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music & Google Play: smarturl.it/IS_BHB

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