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Jamie Jones and Lee Foss’ much admired Hot Natured production project expands into a new label series of original material - Hot Creations – whose debut release from the wunderkind Jamie Jones is the simply, stupendous ‘Ruckus’ EP.

The ‘Ruckus’ EP embodies all the elements of exactly what Jamie Jones has come to be loved for – an infectious fusion of jacking disco with strains of cosmic funk. The title track is his biggest cut since last year’s ‘Summertime’, and the first solo release since his debut artist album. This is party music with huge appeal – delivering more hooks than a butcher’s! Jamie has really nailed it with this release, it's so infectious and so good, it's ridiculous!

Title track, ‘Ruckus’ is a dancefloor-tipped hybrid of chopped up disco, bone-shaking basslines and Jamies usual out-there vocal samples, another WMC anthem in the making! The vinyl package also unleashes a Discoid Dub, stripping back the original and leaving the bare groove to do the talking in a burning disco rework that touches on the early US garage sound. ‘Say What?’ flex’s its muscles with deep bouncing bass, swinging drums and rhythmic loops, while the final track of the EP, ‘Masterplans’, inches closer to Jamie’s analogue sound.



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Resonance Records co-founder Max Chapman return to the imprint to drop his 'Moving' EP, whilst UK duo Late Replies join on remix duties.

With releases and remixes to date on the likes of Hot Creations, Sola, Relief, Elrow and Repopulate Mars, Max Chapman's rise as one of the genre's leading names has seen the UK DJ and producer go on to make notable appearances at some of the world's leading establishments and festivals, including DC-10, Amnesia and Hï (Ibiza), fabric (London) and Sound (Los Angeles) in the last year alone. Following on from the label's recent Beatport #1 'Start The Party' courtesy of fellow co-founder George Smeddles, here we see Chapman also step out on home turf in fine form to deliver his latest EP 'Moving', with rising UK duo Late Replies returning to the label following their 2017 collaboration 'Wassoulou'.

Title track 'Moving' opens the package as Chapman opts for a slick blend of rolling percussion arrangements, infectious vocal hooks and snaking sub bass, whilst 'Trust Me' keeps the focus on crisp organic percussion and hefty kicks to form a bubbling groove. Last up, Late Replies' remix of 'Trust Me' welcomes skipping hats and swirling synths to close the EP in style.

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