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Push serve up arguably their best compilation yet, handpicking the freshest sounds from a fertile and spectacularly diverse roster of producers of 2014. Bristling with energy, thoughtfully programmed and incorporating a range of tech house sounds, it's an essential round up of a vintage year.
The opening track, DJ Tennis & Mind Against's treatment of Trentemøller's 'Always Something Better' sets the mood and encapsulates the collection's ethos.

Deep, glowing pads intensify into metallic tones and dancing arpeggios as veteran and up-and-coming producers come together to rework a bona fide contemporary classic. Frank & Tony, the Brooklyn-based duo behind Scissor & Thread, dish up a hazy swirl of slow, reflective house to follow. And Vincenzo & Language hit you with the resounding piano, infinite guitar and soaring female vocal of 'Merry Go Round': proof positive that the quality level is going to be high.

From here on in, highlights abound: Kasper Bjørke delivers dramatic disco noir; Chymera and Beckers bring sweetness and light; heavy hitters Alex Niggemann, Vince Watson and Steve Bug serve up the latent menace of 'Materium', the grit of 'Planet Funk' and the brittle hypnotism of 'Pelican Glide' respectively. Olivier Giacomotto brings funkiness, Dast monstrous bass. Djuma Soundsystem plunge us into deep meditation.

Along the way, every corner of Europe is represented:
Romania's Mihai Popoviciu delivers the deep jack of 'Time'; Few Nolder and Mario Basanov represent a Lithuanian scene in rude health; Spain's deep
house aficionados Javi Bora and Le Vinyl team up for an exercise in brooding repetition. There's even time to travel through Venice (Lehar), Zurich (Hive-residents Benja & Reto Ardour) and pop across the pond to L.A. (John Tejada).

As if that wasn't enough, Matthew Dear (under the Audion moniker) teams up with Montreal's Tiga for a whirlpool of dirty, electronic funk and living legend Laurent Garnier pops by to burnish Gregor Tresher's dancefloor monster 'Nightcolors' to perfection.

Four Jacks, Pt. 4 - 15 Years of Poker Flat

Trentemøller - Always Something Better (DJ Tennis & Mind Against Remix)

Taken from Trentemøller’s new full-length album, ‚Into The Great Wide Yonder‘, a stunning achievement in modern production and cinematic songwriting, ‚Shades of Marble‘ has been reworked by the man himself, along rising artists KiNK and Kasper Bjørke.
Trentemøller‘s dramatic, edgy and daring remix of his own string drenched opus is nothing short of breathtaking. Leaning towards dancefloors with an appreciation for epic qualities, this expertly constructed re-think will surely be heard well into the festival season.

The inimitable man from Sofia, KiNK rises to the challenge of remixing ‚Shades Of Marble‘ and does so heroically. The pleasing result is a tough, Chicago meets Berlin jack-jam that leads to tripped out and freaky moments in the break, until his trademark drum machines do the rest!

Finally another bright star of the Danish scene, Kasper Bjørke, has his say with his deeper and more low slung remix that leads the listening into satisfying late night realms. Full of funk and melancholy, this is a welcome treat for fans of Bjørke‘s characteristic productions.


La Piel Que Habito – Banda Sonora Original

Shades Of Marble

Lost

Deceive (feat. Sune Rose Wagner)

Lost (Instrumental Version)

Still on Fire

Shades of Marble Remixes

Shades of Marble (Trentemøller Remix)

Space invaders from outer space
Space invaders will take your place
Space invaders will kick your ass
Space invaders are smoking grass!
Space invaders will take your brain
Space invaders are here to stay!

I-F - Space Invaders

I-F - Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass

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