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release date: 06.10.14
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Macromism - Don't Say Back (SAVED)Preview

Tony Dee - Noise of Shadow (Macromism Remix)
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release date: 01.12.14

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Stefano Noferini & Hollen - Rediscovered (Original Mix) [Deeperfect Records]

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Riva Starr - Raw Edits EP Vol 2
Release Date: October 2nd

The always unpredictable and wildly creative Riva Starr returns to Saved Records for the second installment of his Raw Edits EP. Once again delving into an eclectic soundscape that references a plethora of genres, styles and tempos, Riva highlights why is the master of the edit yet again.

First up, Riva settles into addictive dubby atmospheres whilst splicing together the gospel vocals of Roland Clark’s ‘President House’ with the energetic groove of Sante Sansone’s ‘Groove Vibration.’ Thick swabs of bass pulsate between jackin’ beats which build and build throughout the track, mirroring the escalation of the impassioned vocals that bellow out over the top.

Setting off to work on Alex Under’s ‘Hacer La Compra’ Riva gives a demonstration on the workings of nailing a subtle edit.  Staying true to the original, he keeps things relatively stripped back to begin with, allowing jangling synths to flutter over fluid bass and quick percussion. That sense of swinging funk is then opened up by brilliant use of distorted FX, woozing keys and syncopating electronics.

With his edit of Gene Farris’ ‘Welcome To Chicago’ and Ron Costa’s remix of Miguel Bastida’s ‘Ketanima’ Rivaa digs into deep, dubby textures reminiscent of the heyday of Chicago house. Built around warm pads, melodic synths and surges of deep bass, the track has a laidback vibe but powered by a distinctly underground momentum.

Raw Edits Vol. 2

Chicago Song

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Gene Farris, Miguel Bastida & Ron Costa - Chicago (Riva Starr Edit) (Edit)

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Our Re-Transmit is perhaps the most beautiful proof to the borderless nature of music. Take an amazing track, well played and loved on any possible dance floor and hand it over to top producers for yet another interpretation. Eventually, the result is exactly what seemed just a while ago impossible, a development of the already perfect. Something that music only allows. Transmit is proud to present you with another stellar release that accommodates totally different parts in any dj-set. While Wehbba's remix takes Chus & Ceballos and Richie Santana's "Low Frequencies" to a new groovier dimension, Ramiro Lopez's interpretation sets it in a whole different gear. Five producers, two new versions, two dance floor killers, one release, endless talent!

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Chus & Ceballos, Richie Santana - Low Frequencies (Ramiro Lopez Remix)

Italian techno prospect Luca Gaeta sees a remarkably fast evolution in the techno industry and couldn't deserve it more. We are happy to welcome him in the Orange Recordings family with his massive ''Wax EP''. The Reactivitz take care of the remix completing a package that every techno head should own!

ORANGE022 Luca Gaeta - Wax (The Reactivitz Remix)

Black Day E.P.

BITT105 - Matt Sassari, Gaston Zani - Black Day

Juliet Fox, Matt Sassari - Eyes On Me (Original Mix)

Rekluse returns with a two part summer celebration of the label's finest tracks of the past two years. 

As Rekluse approaches it's fourth year of Techno excursions and expressions, label heads Fergie and Henry Von pause to explore the latter half of the impressive discography that they have assembled together. Rekluse Gold is a collection of their own personal (and dance-floor) favourites, including tracks from Marco Bailey & Tom Hades, Jon Rundell, Luigi Madonna, Sasha Carassi and many more. 

Out now at <a href="http://www.beatport.com/release/rekluse-gold-volume-one/950248">Beatport.</a>

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Luigi Madonna - Reset (preview)

Buy/Stream: WeAreTheBrave.lnk.to/ElectricSoul1

The past year has seen Alan Fitzpatrick collaborating with Sasha, Skream and most recently, Grammy Award winning duo Camelphat. With a string of successful releases under their belt and so many amazing demos landing in Alan’s inbox each week, ‘We Are The Brave’ proudly announce their debut VA - ‘Electric Soul Music Vol. 1’ due to be released in May 2019. 

Consisting of 20 tracks, the VA features a wide selection of artists; core artists making their return to the label alongside fresh talent who have caught Alan’s attention in recent months. 

The core ‘We Are The Brave’ roster acts are back with a vengeance, delivering their usual sounds, full of energy and oozing attitude. Reset Robot offers his euphoric and emotive track ‘Evolver’ while A.S.H makes his comeback with the seriously acidic rave beat ‘Agenda’ managing to successfully merge trance and techno. Skream makes a welcome return with ‘SleepyTime’, loaded with industrial drums and sharp ricocheting sonics, the track creates a paradise of stabs and wonky 5am dreams. Not forgetting the label boss himself, ‘Treat Me Like A Whore’ see’s Alan at his best, incorporating 90’s clubland vocal stabs, in an anthem style track.

Many new artists are also making their debut on the label; Southampton duo  Collective States set the tone with their opening track ‘Recogniser’, an ‘acid-renaissance’ floor filler sure to cause a storm in the clubs. Lazar, Joe Blake, Denney, VONDA7 X Raito all deliver some serious progressive big room beats, synonymous with the ‘We Are The Brave’ sound. Superstrobe & Dominik Vaillant, Konrad and newcomers KUSP offer up their energetic, heads down, late-night techno cuts. 

Alias features a seriously uplifting slice of tech with ‘Body Kontrol’ featuring an undeniably catchy vocal. On a similar tip, Matt Sassari and Oscar L team up for the first time to create the powerful percussive stomper that is ‘A Different Day’. 
Among all these new names, of course Alan welcomes back Frankyeffe, uhnknwn, Rudosa, 9th House and Linus Quick who all get into the mix with some absolute gems. Not forgetting Avision dropping in some NY soul for good measure. 
A massive release, showcasing tons of new talent and releasing just what they want - that's what We Are The Brave are all about.




1. Collective States – Recogniser
2. 9th House – Pluto
3. Skream – SleepyTime
4. Avision – Dirty Streets And Clean Windows
5. Alias – Body Kontrol
6. Oscar L, Matt Sassari – A Different Day
7. Alan Fitzpatrick – Treat Me Like A Whore
8. Frankyeffe – The Legend
9. Uhnknwn – Back And Forth
10. VONDA7 X Raito – Time Is Gold
11. A.S.H – Agenda
12. Lazar – Mesomorphic
13. Joe Blake – Conquer Love
14. Superstrobe & Dominik Vaillant – Intensity
15. Konrad – Fulmine
16. Rudosa – Open Conflict
17. KUSP – Resistance
18. Reset Robot – Evolver
19. Denney – Passive Aggressive
20. Linus Quick – Isonoe


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Oscar L, Matt Sassari - A Different Day

Matt Sassari, Stepco - Clap Poutine (Original Mix)

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The artistic union between Mattia Saviolo and Eugenio Zampieri is consolidated years ago, thanks to the common passion for electronic music, especially for “Techno-Minimal” music, that helps them to obtain notoriety as young producers and Djs at local and international level. In this way they can share the consolle with artists such as Phil Kieran, Par Grindvik, Fabrizio Maurizi, Gel Abril, Joseph Capriati. They release “Maybe 64” Ep for Polar Noise, one of the most important labels of the electronic music in Italy. Later on they decide to revise their music adding Deeper and Tech-House’s sounds. This change brings them under the spotlight at last: they release a various artist on “Inmotion Music” and the bomb “Groover Ep” on Carlo Lio’s label (Rawthentic Music). In the meantime other secret tracks have been played and supported by Djs such as Dubfire, Butch, Loco Dice, Tini. 2012 kicked off at space and saw Macromism feature their music on Break New Soil, Suara, Kling Klong, Kiara and SCI+TEC.It’s certainly that in a short time Macromism will form part of the Italian most famous Djs. 

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