This is one of the best remixes of this song. It has the soul of the original and a new sound. That's cool!!!

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David Jach - Wiggle [Relikt]

Misleading - Subb-an feat. Anomaly Jones

Peace Division - Club Therapy (Original Mix)

PHASE ONE

An Edit i've been playing a lot lately...Nothing Special here, I just made this song playable and gave back to Public Enemy their credit for the amazing beat taken from "Security of the First World". Lenny Kravitz sampled it to produce this Madonna song. Feel free to share! Have fun:-)

JUSTIFY MY LOVE (Lee Van Dowski Edit) FREE DOWNLOAD!!!

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More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2016/03/thomas-melchior-mike-shannon-and-edward-remix-apollonia-hear-two-cuts-now/

Apollonia - June (Charles Webster November Mix)

Mateo & Matos - Yesterday for today (Alcoholic Demons Remix)

Touch Of Class is proud to deliver its first digital single of 2017, a springtime gem entitled, “On the Shelf” featuring vocals by the talented, Amelia — recorded and produced by Dan Berkson and James What. The production partners are individually known for making their marks in the underground electronic scene, both with releases on various notable labels including Crosstown Rebels and Poker Flat, while also running their own imprint, Modelmaker Records.

The five track EP consists of the duo’s original single which is laid down with a driving, tantalizing bass line met with the melodic lyrics of North Carolina based vocalist, Amelia. The jazzy rhodes and vocal edits interlace delicately with swung out percussive drum patterns creating a timeless garage-house, summer tune sure to get any dancefloor moving.

“On the Shelf” is accompanied by four eclectic remixes, each satisfying a disparate moment and sound while respectfully preserving the essence of the original record. Brooklyn’s underground house hero, Jovonn, contributes with a stripped down dub version arranged with heavy drums and a simplistic take on the vocal arrangement — an essential tune for any selector. Chicago legend, Roy Davis Jr., follows up with a peak time interpretation, a perfect jam for the club and festival vibes.

The third remix comes from Grammy winning producer and sound engineer, Dave Robertson, also known as Cameo Culture, who after hearing the tune was instantly reminded of an old Matthew Herbert record, inspiring his use of “real” and organic drum sounds. Cameo’s remix evokes this natural aesthetic throughout, artfully recrafting the original arrangement and composition. The final rendition of the release comes from label founders, Michael Tello and Ray Zuniga aka. Signal Flow. The dynamic duo’s lively rendition presents a melodious, yet groovy journey influenced by their diverse musical palettes and Latin heritage.

The imprint kicks off its fourth year as the new and enriched, Touch Of Class Music, with a full and dynamic release schedule to be distributed worldwide on digital format only. Recognized for its selective and sophisticated sound, the label’s catalogue of timeless anthems promises to be appreciated by all music enthusiasts. Stay tuned and be sure to follow Touch Of Class and it’s ever growing roster of international artists and world class releases in the ensuing year.

M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade - Body Language (Jona remix) [Get Physical Music]

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