*** Radio edit has been picked up by Capital Chill ***

We’re proud to welcome Dwight Brown to Move Music Productions with his debut release, “Your Words” (ft. Imani & Maggie). A track that blends deep melodic house with warm Afrobeat textures.

The vocals lift the track - real, evocative, and genuinely uplifting. There’s a deep, soulful energy running through “Your Words” that gives the whole release a spiritual edge, moving minds and bodies in equal measure.

This is house music with soul and spirit, the kind that stays with you long after the last kick fades. It’s no surprise Capital Chill have already added it to their daily playlist.

On remix duties:

Ranj Kaler brings a classic funky house groove. A modern nod to those timeless, feel-good funky house classics.

Herringbone strips it back with a Balearic, atmospheric rework. The vocals floating over sun-soaked chords, perfect for golden-hour listening.

Three interpretations, each offering a different path, but together they form a journey. From dancefloor energy to deep, contemplative space, all driven by the same uplifting core.

Your Words

Your words ft. Imani & Maggie (Extended Mix)

From P60 with Mnemonickiss - Sun-Kissed Shores

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John Tejada - Orbiter (Simian Mobile Disco Mix Version 2)

Label: Basmati - The new label by Gabriel Ananda
Catalouge: Basmati01
Releasedate: 24th August 2009
www.basmati-music.de
marcel@basmati-music.de

Gabriel Ananda - Schnee

♫ Interview ♫:
http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/premiere-interview-wayward-calanques-original-mix

"Good Afternoon Mr Magpie" is available 2 March in Silver Bear Recordings

https://soundcloud.com/waywarduk
https://soundcloud.com/silver-bear-recordings

♫ INTERVIEW ♫

Premiere: Wayward - Calanques (Original Mix) [Silver Bear Recordings]

Beatport: https://bit.ly/2GV17LP

Not even two years have passed since GHEIST first broke through. Fusing that rare narrative alchemy that sings across dancefloors universally, they continue to tap into the essence of house and techno with a precision sense of playfulness and poignancy… And turn heads on every occasion. 

This return to Sasha’s Last Night On Earth is no exception. The follow up to last summer’s ‘Rufos’ EP, once again it shows the foursome at their most evocative, widescreen and, in the case of ‘Somerset’, most ardently euphoric. A beautiful tune named after the UK’s most beautiful county, it’s a rolling, break-based evangeliser that endlessly lifts with timeless rising chords and an innocent vibe hat can’t help but take you back to ‘Northern Exposure’-era 90s.

‘Nuan’ offers serious uplift, too. The pay-off from an enduring deep drive, everything is based around the striking, crystalline vocal textures that help turn the track into something you least expect… But only after you’ve worked for it. 

Already staples in Sasha’s sets, delivered on the cusp of festival season, hot on the heels of an equally hot Mobilee release: 2018 is shaping up to be a vintage for GHEIST. The alchemy continues…

Buy here

GHEIST - Somerset

Following the release of their much-praised 'The Celestial Ritual' album, Tunnelvisions returns to Atomnation with their first original outing of this year. The project, spearheaded by Raynor de Groot and Emiel van den Dungen, has been effectively joining dots between contemporary tribal rhythms, percussive elements and analog synth work, infused with a hefty dose of dance floor ability.

On this new two tracker, the Dutch duo noticeably extend their repertoire with divergent material. Title track 'Tucan', takes off with percussive rhythms, before shimmering pads and its heartfelt and soaring main synth arrangement urges euphoria. Things intensify rapidly on 'Rain Dance', as a pounding off-beat grid levitates under two sharply resonating synth lines. Highly recommended!

Read more: http://liquidyouth.nl/music/premieres/tunnelvisions-tucan-atomnation/ 
Buy: https://www.beatport.com/release/tucan-rain-dance/2618086

https://soundcloud.com/tunnelvisions1
https://soundcloud.com/atomnation

John Tejada - Orbiter (Simian Mobile Disco Mix Version 2)

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