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Pets Recordings present an exclusive remix release that sees label debutants HNNY and Danny Daze turn their remix talents on a brace of tracks from Pets regulars, Chmara Winter. 

Polish duo Chmara Winter have become known for their intricate productions and work with audio textures that impress and delight in equal measure. Kris & Bart's tracks have been entrusted to the care of HNNY & Danny who turn in two very contrasting reworks.

Studio Barnhaus artist HNNY takes the reigns on Kings Of Zenon and treats us to a wonderfully low slung, mesmeric groove. Stabbing rhodes riffs are joined by a pained flute and erratic popping synths, whilst the breathy vocal floats beneath. Quite the concoction but each ingredient is mixed to perfection by the Swedish producer to create the most delicious of dishes.


DJ FEEDBACK….  

Eats Everything – “The Danny Daze remix has been killing it for me. It gives me a boner…”

Maya Jane Coles – “I LOVE the HNNY remix!!! Will be supporting…”

Walker & Royce – “Both of these mixes are very nice… really into Danny’s remix!”

Homework – “We are really loving HNNY’s rework on this release. Support!”

Danny Howells – “Loving the quirkier HNNY mix… Daze’s mix just edges it though, will be dropping this ASAP!”

Till von Sein – “Oh that triple D mix sounds wiiiiiiild… Peaktime shit!!”

Nick Hoppner – “That Danny Daze remix is sounding cool to me, thanks for sharing, gonna test it!”

Ripperton – “That is such a nice ride with the HNNY remix!! Support!”

Joel Alter – “The Danny Daze remix is solid and funky!!! Nasty stuff!!!”

Maelstrom – “The Danny Daze remix is a BOMB!! Amazing work here, will play for sure!”

Lee Jones – “Oooh now that’s a cheeky remix from HNNY. The Pick for me!”

Shadow Child – “LOVE the original!! Danny Daze remix is also a cool one. Supporting!”

Kiki – “What a contrast between the two remixes! This is a great release from Pets!”

Axel Boman – “Wow!!!! 2 amazing remixes here!!! and featuring the 2 things I like the most in life - rock hard EBM-style music and silly melodies!”


Huxley – “Danny's mix is fucking wicked. Full support on that one. Going to play the HNN remix on Rinse tonight as well. Top marks.”

Pezzner – “Forward thinking and heady. Both tunes knocked it out the park. I’ll be playing the hell out of the Danny Daze mix at my gigs.”

Chaim – “Oh man, the Danny Daze remix is ON IT!! Excellent!!”

Gerd – “Nice Pets. Danny doing a gr8 rmx. I like the distorted sound coming in at 1:40. Crazy! HNNY rmx is fine too but it's the Danny one that most prob gets the plays from me.”

Brett Johnson – “Dannys remix is dope, I like the acid bits! Adding! I like the Kings track sounds like it'll be nice for warm-up sets.”

Kasper Bjorke – “YEAH! Its all about the HNNY remix here for me. Will try it out!”

Alland Byallo – “The HNNY remix is pretty interesting. Unique and weird.”

Satoshi Tomiie – “I love the summery vibe of HNNY Remix. I can see myself playing both, Danny Daze mix is an instant winner.”

Zombie Disco Squad – “The HNNY remix is very nice! Weird and sexy… Like Voitek and Greg.”

Rocky (X-Press 2) – “The HNNY remix really is ACE!! Definite support from me in the club and on radio.”

Chmara Winter - Kings Of Zenon (HNNY remix) - snippet

The Artist Concurrently Known As Jackmate has been already been indoctrinated into our cult since he signed onto he Pampa bookings roster awhile back. As SoulPhiction he is also co-founder of Philpot, the Stuttgart-based label, home to the majority of his releases over the past 10+ years. Anyway, we get the privilege of stamping the Turkey logo on SoulPhiction's first proper release of 2013, following his remixes for Murat Tepeli and Detroit Swindle. 'When Radio Was Boss' is a tribute to those magical electromagnetic waves that ruled yesteryear. With that prototypical Pampa percussion-rattling and clanking its way into the room-and a warm, round bassline bounce combined with some symphonic froth in the atmosphere, this track definitely demands airplay. On the dancefloor, at least! (And right in the middle of the track, catch the pleasantly jarring shout-out from WBAU, the call sign of the defunct New York radio station that counted members of Public Enemy and hosts of Yo! MTV Raps amongst its staff.) On the flip, the bpm gets cranked down just a bit for 'Maybachswagger"-If the A-side is a tribute to radio, the B has roller-skating on its mind. Starting out spooky with a sampled voice cooing over a slightly detuned bassline, the surprise comes in the final third, when a kawaii disco vibe drops in, seducing you onto the rink for a few laid-back laps.

Soulphiction - A When Radio Was Boss (PAMPA019)

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L.O.V.E. is an exclusive new track from Motor City Drum Ensemble's lovely DJ-Kicks mix, which also features music from Aphex Twin, Electric Wire Hustle, Mr. Fingers & more.  A digital single for L.O.V.E. with an additional Basement L.O.V.E. mix will be released June 20th, with an extra special set of remixes on the way.  DJ-Kicks is out July 5th.

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HouSToN CaN you HeaR Me !

Early support by Tiga, Optimo, Lee Foss, Maxxi Soundsystem, Freeform Five, Mixmag, DMC World, Waifs&Strays, Pete Herbert, Death On The Balcony, ZDS, Kiki, Moodymanc, Jacques Renault, PDM...

Quickly following up the last, instant sell-out smash, Shir Khan's infamous "Black Jukebox" series hit us with the 12th edition. Introducing anonymous project Aussteiger who gets things bouncing with the Summer house monster, "Bangbao". Lush filter sweeps, twinkling keys and powerful bass are order of the day here as the producer works his magic on one of the sunniest grooves we've heard this year. "Return" keeps that outdoor terrace flavour but plunges us deep into the twilight, tribal drums and deep electronics locking us into its hypnotic recess. Martin Lewis contributes a seriously fun and summery version of "Now That We Found Love", utilizing glorious xylophones and horns throughout the melody and letting it roll out with aplomb. Finally, we get the cheeky "Do It" edit which combines hypnotic congas with funky guitar licks and a sun-burnt, Latin energy to create a sizzling brew of hot dancefloor energy. Great stuff! Limited Vinyl. Move quick!

Label: Exploited
LC: 15799
Artist: Various
Title: Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 12

Releasedate Vinyl: 25.05.15
Releasedate Beatport: 22.06.15 (B1 + B2 excluded)
Releasedate I-Tunes: 06.07.15 (B1 + B2 excluded)

First feedback:
DMC World Mag: Such a glorious release. All tell a story and bring magic.
Mixmag: Liking the halfway house of Do It and the cool version of Now We. Plus tow cuts for through the night from Aussteiger.
Tiga: Nice tracks.
Optimo: Now That We Found Love.
Maxxi Soundsystem: Bangbao is lovely.
Freeform Five: Great Groove on Do It.
ZDS: I have been thinking of doing a bootleg of Now That We Found Love for ages. I won’t now cos this one is pretty good:)
Moodymanc: Nice taken on Now That We Found Love from Martin. Digging the dirt of Do It too.
PMD: Good as always
Chasing Kurt: Bangbao is dope. Summer house thing.
Jonny Cruz: Bangbao. Whoa! Will be playing this tune for sure!
Eli Escobar: Do It is dope.
Jacques Renault: Do It for me. Nice one.
Alex Barck: $
Lee Foss: Downloaded.
Waifs & Strays: Always a big fan of the Black Jukebox series! This is great!
Death On The Balcony: Solid as alwas! Bombs!
Doctor Dru: Now that…is a sure shot sun cream hit.
Stee Downes: Great release!
Kiki: Bangbao updates one of my favorite Dance Mania tracks with that sample.
Pete Herbert: Spot once again. Love this series. 

Shir Khan Presents Black Jukebox 12

Bangbao

Aussteiger - Bangbao | Exploited

For its 225th release Freerange welcomes this exciting Austrian producer who goes by the name Demuja, you already know him if you follow closely LYO. His "Mary Janes Theory" record caused something of a stir when it came out at the start of the year on his fledgling vinyl-only label Muja. Taking his inspiration from classic deep house but with a rough and raw approach, Demuja sit proudly alongside the likes of Ross From Friends, Mall Grab or Rimbaudian riding the new wave of fresh, contemporary house.
On his Freerange debut, the Move EP offers up four original tracks, each with their own distinct flavour. Opening the release we have title track "Move" spring into action with simple Rhodes chords floating across a crisp, driving up-tempo groove showing off the deeper side to Demuja. Next up "B.o.o.m" offers us a simple yet captivating, dancefloor-focused affair with a lone, repeating piano stab hooking us into the action. Flipping over we have "Into My Brain" which brings some acid-tinged Italo vibes and a jacking beat to proceedings whilst the closing track "Turn Me On" cuts up a much-loved Paradise Garage classic for a warm, soul-infused slice of classic, bumpy house music.

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PREMIERE : Demuja - Turn Me On

Across the street from where Trouw used to be, lies a nice little hotel. It was in the basement of this hotel, where a curious meeting happened. Something so coincidental and so unassumingly trivial, that even the slightest event of randomness could have prevented this from ever happening, yet it did happen and here we are. 
This curious meeting was the result of an open studio door of Nachtbraker, and the hint of disco coming out the door, where Dr. San Proper just happened to pass by in search of whatever it is he searches for at 10 am on a Tuesday. The good doctor decided to walk in, greeted Nachtbraker in his ordinary weird way and casually grabbed a microphone. Nachtbraker pressed record, Dr. Proper got his inner Mick Jagger on, and behold: Misses, madame, mademoiselle was born: an up-tempo disco groove with Nachtbraker’s touch of loose arrangement, and San Proper’s amazing vocals. We asked our good friends and great producer duo Session Victim to re-interpret M.m.m. and they gave it a great dreamy-but-groovy twist, adding pads and shufﬂing hi-hats. 
We had already heard Nachtbraker working on a deep house – meets – afro track a while back and he made 2 versions of this track to complement the EP. Hamdi is probably one of the most euphoric tracks in his discography to date, and it’s one you’re likely to hear a lot in the coming time. With the use of chopped vocals (we’ll let you ﬁgure out the source material) and a teasing build up, the track breaks down into a lovely chant, adding energy with every bar without ever coming close to being tacky or overproduced. The alternate version is an excursion into 808 booty territory, using different chops, alienating loops and yes, even a siren.

Misses Madame Mademoiselle EP

PREMIERE : Nachtbraker - Hamdi

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