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A lesser than Rmx. Bump the O.G.! It’s got the Church meets the warehouse sound/ vibe, it’s like let’s re-do Allyus follow me!?!? Why??? Why not put a bigger prick on Michelangelo's David?!?

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RELEASE DATE:   2013-07-22
LABELS:	  Erase Records
CATALOG:   	ER235

Spotify

Sugar Hill - Feeling For You

FCL - It's You_Mousse T's Discotronic Mix

Can you believe it? Fall of 2014 marks the 20TH ANNIVERSARY of YOSHITOSHI, the seminal record label founded by Deep Dish in 1994. To celebrate, we are bringing the classics back, remastered and with new remixes from an amazing group of heavy hitters from all corners of the dance world. Given that Yoshitoshi's roots are ingrained in house music, it's only fitting to start the #YoshiClassics campaign with Eddie Amador's "House Music". A true Yoshitoshi classic released in 1998 that went on to become a global phenomena. The hypnotic rhythm and infectious "Not Everyone Understands House Music" has become the preach anthem for generations of dance music lovers. Uto Karem, Robosonic & Anthony Attalla on Remix duties! More to come! #YoshiClassics

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Beatport

Eddie Amador - House Music (Message Mix)[OUT NOW]

Bobby Blanco & Miki Moto - 3Am

CLOSE YOUR EYES (Radio Edit)

Stand Still

Soul - Providers - Rise - Bini - Martini - Main - Vocal - Mix - 2000

Awesome remix of 2People from man of the moment, Louis La Roche

2 people (Louis La Roche Remix)

Discover the best Deep House to techno with Sweet Musique <3

PREMIERE : Todd Terry, Jocelyn Brown & Martha Wash - Keep On Jumping (Re-Tide's Disco Radio Edit)

Release Date =>
02.03.18

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About =>
Italian trio Re-Tide get their disco-loving mitts on Todd Terry’s Keep On Jumping. The result? An essential reworking of one of the greatest house records ever made. 

Featuring live additional vocals, life-affirming keys and live instrumentation galore, Re-Tide’s disco remix is a joyous ode to both classic 70s disco and Terry’s masterful original, with Wash and Brown’s vocals sounding more glorious than ever before.  

For music lovers with even a passing interest in the origins of house as we know it today, neither Todd Terry nor his seminal record Keep On Jumping should need much introduction. Keep On Jumpin’ was Todd’s first release on Mercury Records and featured a vocal workout from super-divas Martha Wash and Jocelyn Brown, brought together for the very first time. The rest is history: the song became a top 10 UK crossover pop hit, worldwide smash and is still dropped on club dancefloors around the world to this day. 

When a track is still being remixed more than 20 years after its original release, it’s a sure bet that it’s made a sizeable impact on the scene. Often it’s all too easy to do a quick, cheap remix of a timeless classic: something that does no favours to either the original record or the artists involved. In Re-Tide’s case however, you can put any such fears to bed.

Formed almost a decade ago in 2009, Re-Tide are Italian producers and DJs Patrizio Mattei, Danny Omich and Andrea Prezioso. Melding their love of the underground music scene of the 70’s and 80’s the trio infuses elements of disco, funk, and soul with a definitively modern house mantra that has resulted in them establishing themselves as one of the top house, nu-disco, and indie dance artists in the world. 

In their native Italy, Re-Tide are approaching household name status. Patrizio and Danny are presenters and DJs on m2o based in Rome with 1.5 million listeners daily and host WAVES every Saturday at 7PM, and Andrea is a presenter, DJ, and programmer for Radio Capital with 1.7 million daily listeners. The trio, under Re-Tide, also host, produce, and DJ one of the most popular on air shows on Radio Capital “Capital Party Nu-Disco” every Saturday night at 11PM where they showcase a unique blend of disco, funk, Philly soul, and rare groove of the 70's all the way to upfront nu-disco and house.

In other words, thee guys know what they’re doing; a fact that becomes only too clear on experiencing their magnificent reimagining of Keep On Jumping.

Keep On Jumping (Phoenix Music)

PREMIERE : Todd Terry, Jocelyn Brown & Martha Wash - Keep On Jumping (Re-Tide's Disco Radio Edit)

Promised Land

Promised Land (Groove Armada Remix)

Part of the "Fall For You" Ep coming out on Defected April 8th.

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Kings Of Tomorrow feat April - Fall For You - Defected

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Joe Smooth is one of the pioneers of the style of music known today as house music. He is a self-taught musician who, from the age of 12, has been creating music that is inspiring to all that his sound has touched. In 1985 he joined the DJ International family and quickly became a central force behind everything written or produced from the visionary label. He has worked with such artists as Frankie Knuckles, Marshal Jefferson, A Guy Called Gerald, Lil Louis, D'Bora, Tyree Cooper, Fast Eddie, Fingers Inc., The Art Of Noise, Sterling Void, The Pet Shop Boys, Brian Mc knight, Atlantic Starr, The Style Council, New Order, Steve Hurley... and the List Goes On.
At the age of 16, Joe Smooth began having house parties and djing throughout Chicago's underground music scene. At 18, he opened his first night club called east Hollywood Mannequins. In 1983, Joe began dj’ing at the famous Smart Bar nightclub and created an atmosphere and mystique that still lives today. In 1985, the Limelight contracted Joe for their Chicago nightclub as musical coordinator. In 1987, he also started working for the soulful Charlie club nightclub as head DJ/musical coordinator.
In 1988, with musical production work building and traveling abroad Joe Smooth left the club scene for a short break to put his concentration fully into his productions. Joe Smooth is the writer of one of the biggest and most covered house anthems of all time "Promised Land", followed by "They Want To Be Free" recorded for CNN as the soundtrack for Nelson Mendela's release. Joe Smooth has written and released over 150 songs worldwide and can be credited with the involvement of over 10,000,000 record sales. In 1990, Joe Smooth saw a need for a serious underground house club in Chicago and opened the Warehouse nightclub, named in tribute to the legendary Warehouse nightclub of the early eighties. 1995 Joe Smooth looking for new horizons ventured to Rome to work on a label idea with producer Claudio Donato “active bass music” distributed by the now dissolved flying records network. In response to flying's failing and lack of a strong distribution network Joe Smooth returned to Chicago and began searching out new talents to develop and begin his new venture “Obelisk Productions Multimedia”. Thru the nineties til present day   Joe Smooth has done extensive work with Slang Music Group and Nu Soul. Joe's work at Slang and Nu Soul would include projects featuring Whitney Houston, Omarion, Beyonce, Joe, Donnell Jones, Destiny's Child, Sisqo, Vivian Green, Amerie, R Kelly, Janet Jackson, Kanye West, Max-a-Million, Kelly Price, Saleena Johnson, Back Street Boys, Wyclef, Prince and Madonna to name a few.

Promised Land (Groove Armada Remix)

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