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London based duo Codec came to the forefront of the scene late last year after their EP on Black Butter Records rose to the top of the Juno charts and surpassed all expectations. Codec's sound and style is deeply rooted in the realms of bass music, with a strong sense of UK garage blended with 90's house. Along the way their dancefloor designed sound has gained them support from tastemaker DJs such as T.Williams, Foamo, Gorgon City, Rudimental, Laurent Garnier, Breach, Monki amongst many more.

Forthcoming on WRHSmusic, the brand new label co-run by Unit7 is Codec's new 'Is It Something' EP available for download on 30th September via Beatport. Second release in and WRHSmusic have already been championed by Clash, Mixmag, Data Transmission, Daily Street, SBTV and more, and we can expect WRHS002 to follow in similar footsteps.

Opening the EP with a club ready record, Codec step things up with leading track 'Is It Something'. The trickling hi-hats and classic M1 organ tones and carefully layered with atmospheric synths, recreating and capturing everything we know and love about classic 90's dance music. Up next 'No More (1998)' enters with a pounding bassline and driving force which tackles things head on. Last but not least, 'Everyday' rounds the EP off perfectly with its clipped vocals, twinkling keys and throbbing bass.

Now the duo have their status firmly set we can look forward to hearing much more from this breakthrough pair who continue to represent UK talent in their own wonderful way. In the next few months Codec have gigs lined up at The Nest (Dalston), Coalition (Brighton), Sub Soul (Ibiza), Space Ibiza plus many more.

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Trackitdown: http://bit.ly/17oTnIQ
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1gDZksr
Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1bVMx47

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Codec - Is It Something

Available now on Juno - bit.ly/1lon8SG

Subb-an is back with one of the most hyped tracks to land on Crosstown Rebels in recent times. A  collaboration with Cedric from Azari & III under new moniker S.Y.F (Starving Yet Full), ‘Say No More’ shows the wunderkind producer on a wholly satisfying song-based tip. A killer weapon for any peak-time dancefloor, it’s a bumpy infectious ride with a wonky edge - steeped in the soul of Cedric’s vocals rolling over immaculately crafted grooves. The ‘Terrace Dub’ drops most of the vocal and takes a deeper darker turn, made with the DC-10 terrace in mind. Crosstown favourite Mathew Jonson takes over the B-side with a languorous, sprawling rework, weaving a squelching bassline into the bubbling soundbed with a backdrop of cosmic synths.

CRM121 Subb-an feat. S.Y.F. - Say No More

Oh what's this, another exclusive courtesy of mixmag.net

Fresh from stealing the show last year with his Daft Punk collaborations, the guitar wizard Nile Rodgers has teamed up with CR2 Records once again to create the 'Do What You Want To Do' (IMS Anthem). 

The song was originally released last year with an Eats Everything remix and now it gets a shiny 2014 makeover and a new set of remixes. Who better to give the track a once over than fellow man-of-the-moment MK.

http://www.mixmag.net/music/exclusive-music/premiere-nile-mk


More exclusive music

Premiere: Nile Rodgers 'Do What You Wanna Do' (MK Disko Dub)

Higher Self - Ghosts feat. Lauren Mason (DJ Q Remix)

Artist: Glenn Astro
Title: THROWBACK
Cat.No. TARTALB005
Release date vinyl: May 2015
Release date digi: June 2015
Tartelet Records © 2015
DISTRIBUTED BY !K7

Essen's own Glenn Astro has called his first album Throwback, and the name is at once a perfect fit and not nearly the extent of the story. On the one hand, Astro has filled the double-LP with a wealth of old-school gestures and textures—the warm whoosh of analog synths, the rattle of Rhodes tines and the sizzle of jazzy drums, all held together by the comforting glue of tape hiss and vinyl crackle. If you're used to the clean sonic lines and stylistic streamlining of so much contemporary house music, then Throwback is sure to feel less like a record you just pulled out of plastic wrap than a well-seasoned one salvaged from a flea market or unfinished basement.

And yet like so many Tartelet releases—particularly the label's last two full-lengths, Max Graef's Rivers of the Red Planet and Uffe's Radio Days—it feels fresh and keenly contemporary no matter how vintage the fabric. Rather than throw back to any one moment, he's given us a collage of styles that's quite literally timeless. Astro makes brilliant work of his influences, drawing on hip-hop, house, funk and soul in such equal measure that it's hard to argue that one impulse dominates the other. The sound certainly flirts with the dance floor, with Astro applying high-pressure deep house pads on the title cut, gliding on shimmering keys for "One For Viktor," and taking us on a vibraphone-fueled workout with "Kilometer Disco," one of a pair of cuts featuring Max Graef. But Astro obviously relishes the time he spends on the sidelines absorbing the atmosphere, or at home head-nodding to the dustiest corners of his record collection. For every house beat you hear, you'll also dip into juicy, 90’s-style beat science, toasty ambience and buttery chord progressions. Expertly paced but never hustling you along, Throwback begs to be heard as a whole but explored at your own easy pace—a record for hazy mornings-after, vibey nights in and endless summer afternoons.


12. One For Viktor

Debut release from UK producer Taim show a statement of intent in his surge to have a huge impact on the house scene. This new artist is no stranger to the music industry and electronic music sphere, having previously released his music on prestigious labels such as Black Butter and Ministry Of Sound under his former alias Frequency. 
Specialising in Soulful/Bass House, sultry piano chords, mesmerising vocals and hard hitting bass drops and fast tempo, the variety of sounds are endless. A new phase of his music, and a new direction, this is just the beginning. 

» Facebook: www.facebook.com/OfficialTaim
» Twitter: twitter.com/OfficialTaim
» SoundCloud: @OfficialTaim

Taim - First Time (Out 11/05/15)

Don Found - The Journey

My brand new techno EP is out now! :)
https://pro.beatport.com/release/stratosphere/1527567

Jay Lumen - Pattern One (Original Mix) Low Quality Preview

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Heliotrop

Heliotrop (Cosy Mint Remix)

Beatport

Joshua Jesse - Heliotrop(Cosy Mint Remix)

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Single Track iTunes: http://found.ee/rainbowclb-it
Ninjashop: http://found.ee/rainbowsgl
Full Single iTunes Pre-Order: http://found.ee/rainbowsgl-it

Rainbow (Club)

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2015/06/hudson-alexander-so-many-things-perfume-advert-remix/

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Hudson Alexander - So Many Things (Perfume Advert Remix)

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

House Nation

DJ Roland Clark & Sante Sansone - House Nation (Riva Starr Edit) (Edit)

Our new EP with Harvey McKay is out now! :)
classic.beatport.com/release/power-chords-ep/1620236

Jay Lumen + Harvey McKay - Two (Original Mix) Low Quality Preview

Out 26th October on Hector Couto's Roush Label

Zohki - Zechen (Max Chapman Remix) [Roush]

Hi guys, 

This is one of my most played tracks, i've never really given it out over the past year, so here is a FREE DOWNLOAD. I hope it works for you in your sets!

Big ups,


Phil. X

FREE DOWNLOAD

ILL PHIL  LORENZO - UP TO NO GOOD [Re-Fix]

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