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Dbow - Get involved(Director's Cut, Frankie Knuckles, Eric Kupper)

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James Juke - All About That Funk

My edit of Fouk's remix of the Saison track. Buy the original here: https://www.traxsource.com/track/11830659/suffer-fouk-extended-remix

Saison - Suffer (Fouk Vs Sydney's Finest Edit)

01. Kerri Chandler - On My Way

Mateo & Matos  - Body'N'Soul (Ian Pooley's Soul )

Make It Happen

Ode to Chicago II

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Demuir - Ode To Chicago II

Omar S - Heard' Chew Single

Omar S - Ah' Revolution (Poli Grip For Partials Nik Mix)

Omar S - Bitch.... I'll buy another one!!!

Omar S - You Silk Suit Wearin Mulafuuk'ka

Keith Alexander's Simple Re-Edit of the Johan S Mix

The Therapy Sessions

Keith Sibley - Stand By Me (Keith Alexander's Simple Re-Edit of the Johan S Mix)

A club edit of ours that we've been playing out in our sets recently. Thought we'd give it away as a free download just in time for summer.

Shouts to everyone supporting, hope you enjoy!

First Choice - Love & Happiness (Shadow City Soundsystem's Do Wrong Edit) [FREE D/L]

* Read more :  http://boltingbits.com/premiere-slamb-i-want-your/
* Watch on YouTube : https://youtu.be/E2sVdfFSrpU

Following in the scuffed up, skate shoe footsteps of many of this year's breakout producers, Slamb (soundcloud) came on our radar after appearing at the top of Axe on Wax’s PNP 002 — a Bolting Bits favorite and thoroughly of the times V/A compilation of cheeky and sleazy edits and reinterpretations presented. Once again holding on to his A1 spot, Slamb is now debuting on Whyte Numbers’ (remember, sometimes Blaq Numbers) 4th release alongside fellow up-and-comers Tilman, Enliven, and DJ Psychiatre.

All four tracks here are perfectly in tune with the current movement of rough, DJ-ready tracks with well enough intrigue for the casual listener. With “I Want Your”, we’re treated to Slamb’s knack for unearthing catchy samples and combining them with dusty, in your face grooves. Nothing’s hiding in this straightforward belter and it comes to life as a perfectly suited club track arranged to dance-floor perfection (well, almost perfect — we’ll let the listeners and DJs decide about the surprise fade out at the end of the track).

On "You will feel better I promise" Tilman goes toe-to-toe with Slamb for banging, feel-good edit while dialing up the crunch factor somewhere between an old cassette and your Aunt's forgotten (and dusty) record collection. The B-side tones things down ever so slightly with Enliven smart and synthy, "Waitsome" and DJ Psychiatre's perfect closer of a track, "Let me tell u".

Whyte Numbers 004 is available now for pre-order and is due out in early December. As with the previous 3 release, 004 is vinyl only so if you want to get your hands on it, you’d better act quick.

PREMIERE : Slamb - I Want Your

If Only I Could

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Omar S - The Shit Baby (CP1 Played By D.Taylor)

The story of King Street Sounds starts at the Paradise Garage in New York City, the iconic nightclub that birthed the soulful house music movement. Once home to the late DJ Larry Levan, the Paradise Garage has had a major influence on the career choice and artistic style of house royalty such as David Morales, Louie Vega and Junior Vasquez, and was a keystone for the region's LGBT culture, particularly for Black and Latin American men. This spirit, along with the iconic music the Garage cultivated, inspired the foundation of King Street Sounds in 1993. 

Japanese founder Hisa Ishioka continues to spearhead the label’s output, maintaining King Street Sounds’ position at the forefront of dance culture. Predominantly focusing on its roots in house music whilst also pushing the sonic boundaries of the label to include Afro, Latin, jazz and tech-infused records, King Street Sounds has a global repertoire with a worldwide following. Household names such as Blaze, Barbara Tucker and Ultra Naté released exceedingly successful records such as ‘Most Precious Love’ and ‘Party Girl’ on the label, while house legends Kerri Chandler and Dennis Ferrer signed their seminal albums ‘Trionisphere’ and ‘The World As I See It’ to King Street Sounds. 

Fast forward to today, King Street Sounds continues to honor the legacy of the past thirty years, weaving its music into the modern ecosystem to educate and entertain new ears and existing fans. Through the continued work of label founder Hisa and a dedicated team of dance music experts, a new wave of talent pumps the beating heart of this legendary label.

01. Kerri Chandler - On My Way

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