Name: Trentemoller - Gush (Blagger's Bring it Back Remix) by mirrorsystem
Duration: 2 min 38 s
Description: A Trentemoller track licensed for our Reflector DJ mixalbum

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Its a swift return to his label, as an artist, for Edwin Oosterwal. Having seen his Dub mix of Daniel Dubb’s ‘Rain & Rhythm’ stand tall as a favourite for many on April’s Remix package, this time the Rejected boss takes centre stage with his new double-header ‘Vamp’ / ‘Get On’.

With Edwin personally drawn to the more minimal and repetitive side of electronic music, its no surprise to find that the title track ‘Vamp’ is not only named after a repeating musical figure, but also takes a simple, uncluttered and yet wholly effective musical form. Deep, delicate and completely hypnotic, ’Vamp’ is a fantastic dancefloor tool.

From deep and delicate to bold and bouyant. Get On, our B Side, is equally non-fussy with its bulbous bassline and repeated vocal. Primed for some playful looping, Get On is set to become the DJ’s favourite friend.

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A new volume of our most successful compilations, is already here: Kitties Wanna Dance 7. Some of our best tracks were released on previous volumes and some of the regular artists of Suara have debuted in these series. In this KWD7 we have some great tracks from some already known Suara artists and some hot producers that are releasing music on the label for the very first time. What kind of music can you expect? Music for the dancefloor, tracks for making the kitties dance, Tech-House, Techno, House, melodic tunes. Music for happy audiences. Why? Because kitties wanna dance and this compilation is the perfect tool!
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The influential No.19 Music marks its 10th year in 2018 with a raft of incredible music set to propel the imprint to its 100th release by year end. As part of this celebration the label are delighted to welcome pioneering house producer Satoshi Tomiie for a very special new EP that comes with a remix from the fantastic Dana Ruh. Japanese born Tomiie is best known for his enduring hit Tears with the late Frankie Knuckles, but since then has continued to produce and remix a wealth of essential tracks. Always imbuing his music with a real sense of musicality that stems from his background as a student of classical piano and jazz, he also runs his own Abstract Architecture label and has released on the likes of Kerri Chandlers Kaoz Theory and Holic in recent years. His hybrid DJ setup mixes traditional DJing with analogue modular synths and that innovative and impromptu style carries over to his recorded productions. First up here is the mighty Resonant, a nine-minute house track that is forceful and attention grabbing from the off: it has heavy kicks and rumbling dub chords rolling out to an infinite horizon, with razor sharp hi hats and resounding claps taking it into techno territory as filters add dynamism to the pads. Its a heavyweight roller to get the floor marching as one and is certain to do just that each time it's dropped. Then comes the immediately appealing Bassline, taking its title one suspects from the old school Chicago b-line which features as its main hook. As it rides up and down the scale, slick kicks and icy percussion flesh things out and vocal yelps break out every so often to add fuel to the fire. Its a timeless classic from the off. The package is closed out with a stunning remix from the hugely talented Dana Ruh. Ruh has built an enviable reputation over the past decade, recording for the likes of Cocoon, Ostgun Ton & Underground Quality as well as her own Brouqade label and touring the world consistently, with appearances at Tresor, Amnesia and Pacha. Here she flips Bassline into a punchy, kinetic house cut with swirling pads and muted chords that manage to be warm and driving at the same time, delivering a standout remix that is certain to make its mark in the months to come. This is a high impact and atmospheric EP that is designed to make dance floors take note.

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Push keeps pushin' on with more modern Deep House classics in this fourth collection of exquisite gems from the world of lovely underground house music.

Collected from some of the best labels operating today, we've got 20 tracks here to ease you into the party mood and open your mind to the deeper side of life. Featuring artists like Vincenzo, Kruse & Nürnberg, Chris Latter, Steve Bug & Clé, Burnski, Kasper Bjørke and many more, the collection highlights the many avenues of Deep, from the warm and lush to the more pushing cuts built for the club.

Aside from the better known artists featured, like Steve Bug & Clé with their excellent trippin' 'Shadows', or Kruse & Nürnberg with the party-geared 'Lights Down', we also discover some fresh talent with acts like Anette Party feat. Anita Coke serving up the addiitive vocal houser 'Morena', or new San Francisco based act Safeword with their beautiful 'No Mountain'. Berlin bad-boy Mano Le Tough remixes Kasper Bjørke in fine style, throwing down an elated piano-led party tune, while Leif's irresistible broken beat house beauty, 'Almost Invisible', features alongside more heads-down club moments like SHOW-B's hypnotic 'Time Comes (Dub)'. 

Primed for long journeys through time and space, 'My Deep House 04' is the perfect continuation of the adventure into quality underground electronics.

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A Trentemoller track licensed for our Reflector DJ mixalbum

Trentemoller - Gush (Blagger's Bring it Back Remix)

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10 years of beautiful, meaningful house, techno and forward-thinking electronic music. 10 years of building a community, encouraging exciting new talent from around the world. 10 years of supporting local talent and proudly being the product of Poland. 10 years of friendship. 10 years of Pets Recordings.

When Catz 'n Dogz established their own label in 2010 their sole mission was to ensure it never became 'just another dance label'. A decade deep, their mission has been accomplished so far. With the label's remit as broad and innovative as the duo's productions and DJ sets, the focus has always been on soul, realness and human connections. From Eats Everything's debut single 'Entrance Song' to Rachel Row and husband KiNK's first single together 'Follow The Step' to the numerous 'Friends Will Carry You Home' collections, Pets has never lost sight of its purpose or raison d'etre. They've been as faithful as the family hound, as cool as the family cat and as curious as the family crocodile in their output, energy and creativity since day one.

To celebrate, the label has curated this exceptional 12-track collection of exclusives from their nearest and dearest. One fat album delivered over two massive EPs, '10 Years Of Pets' captures the full rave rainbow of the label and its many friends and facets; the raging bull acid slapper 'BADACID' from Eats Everything, the fully-juiced disco dynamite of Monki's 'The Shed', the dubby hip-slinking finesse of Joyce Muniz's 'Eastbound', the soft-focus uplift and daydream delight of Jeigo's 'Tell Me How It Feels', the jazzy electro wriggles and squiggles of Black Loops' 'Velvet', the list goes on.

Here's to another 10 years of beautiful, meaningful house, techno and forward-thinking electronic music.

10 Years Of Pets Recordings part 2

Joyce Muniz - Eastbound (Original Mix)

We call upon new talent for our fifth 12" release, a four track EP that also includes a remix from Dexter. The Leeds-based producer is set to blow up in 2010, having announced his arrival last month with the “Your Words Matter” 12" on Aus Music, a collaboration with pal Ramadanman. “Play The Game” begins moodily, Midland setting the scene with deep dub-chords before letting rip with a beautifully controlled breakbeat and a warm,insistent bassline. When the doleful string-pads arrive you know you're dealing with an anthem, and the intensity continues to rise as yearning, ethereal vocal snippets a la Burial, Pangaea or Joy Orbison skirt of the rhythm's surface. The track is a masterclass in building tension, with a succession of nail-biting builds giving way to subtle but devastating drops, and in this Midland shows uncommon maturity for such a young producer.On the remix front we find Holland's one and only Dexter. Fresh from “Redbox” – on Steffi’s Dolly imprint, Dexter completely reinvents “Play The Game”, turning out a finished product that really doesn't sound like anything else out there right now. Driven by a warped, distorted bassline that recalls the hoover sound of 90s Belgium and Kevin Saunderson in his pomp, teamed with dramatic strings, old-school percussion and positively oceanic breakdowns, it's big-room, electro-inflected techno of the highest order.“Leitmotif” finds Midland exploring an even deeper techno style, strengthening the groove with spectral FX and panning, dubbed-out percussion, and then scything it in half with a buzzing, trance-inducing bassline - this one has 'secret weapon' written all over it, primed for the club but with a pleasingly introspective quality as well. 'Head Down' continues his penchant for melodic, echo-drenched chords and disembodied vocal textures, this time riding an irresistibly skippy 4/4 rhythm. The record has received great feedback with djs across the board getting on different tracks from Ellen Allien, Laurent Garnier, Jimpster, Richie Hawtin, Deetron, Ramadanman and many more.

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Mirror System (A-Wave Records) is the downtempo and chillout project of System 7's Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy. The distinctive Mirror System sound is based on deep rolling grooves and the subtle blend of rich dreamy electronica and acoustic guitar. Mirror System’s successful debut album was released in 2005. They have recently expanded their style to incorporate a soft minimal tech-house element, and in 2010 released a Mirror System DJ mix album Reflector, including remixes and collaborations with Tripswitch, Jam (of Jam and Spoon) and Bluetech. Depending on the party moment Mirror System can adapt their style for a deep chill set or a much more danceable groove – or a unique blend of the two.

Next Mirror System show:- Wed Oct 28th - Jazz Cafe - London, UK with System 7, DJ Alex Paterson (The Orb), DJ Calemma

Thurs Nov 26th - Nottingham - The Rescue Rooms
Fri Nov 27th - Southampton - Talking Heads

Released Fri Oct 16th:- N-Port - the new album

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