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Moon Harbour founder Matthias Tanzmann's faultless run of collaborations continues with a new hookup alongside The Deepshakerz. Their 'Lift Me Up' is a chunky tech house heater that grabs you by the hips. The body-moving groove is anchored by tribal drums, but there’s plenty of soul within: smoldering vocal hooks rise from the depths and bring a heartfelt human energy. It’s a dancefloor confessional that's real, raw and gritty. 




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Matthias Tanzmann, The Deepshakerz - Lift Me Up (Extended Version)

Paisley Jensen - Work Dat (Extended Mix)

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Ronnie Spiteri makes his debut on Danny Howard’s Nothing Else Matters with his latest track, “Power.” Known for his high-octane releases on labels like We Are The Brave and Knee Deep In Sound, Spiteri delivers a driving house anthem drenched in infectious energy.Nothing Else Matters, curated by BBC Radio 1’s Danny Howard continues its mission to spotlight cutting-edge dance music.

With a track record of championing artists such as Bontan, Eli Brown, and Gaskin, the label remains a beacon for quality underground sounds.“Power” perfectly captures the synergy between Spiteri’s robust production style and the label’s forward-thinking vision for dance music. 

Power

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Aitor Astiz - Do You Like Bass (Original Mix) [La Zic]

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UK house disrupters Hannah Wants and Audiojack have combined their skills on a sizzling new house EP on Moon Harbour. With Luvvin and Don’t Let Me Go, Hannah Wants and Audiojack strike the perfect balance between nostalgia and innovation, delivering peak-time heat with unmistakable personality and power.

Audiojack, Hannah Wants - Luvvin (Extended Version)

Divine Call / Space Bang

Space Bang

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Spanish stars Crusy and Karretero join forces on Feels Much Better - a slick, rolling house cut landing on Danny Howard’s Nothing Else Matters.

Sonically echoing the vibe of Crusy’s recent releases, this one blends infectious percussion, atmospheric pads, and warm melodic touches into the track. It’s groove-heavy, emotionally charged, and engineered to hit just right in the mix.

With past releases on Toolroom, Defected, and Knee Deep In Sound, Crusy has firmly established himself as one of the most exciting producers in the new wave of Tech House. Karretero brings his own rising momentum, with recent sets and studio work turning heads across the scene.

Feels Much Better is a statement cut – sophisticated yet impactful, and right in line with Nothing Else Matters’ forward-thinking club aesthetic.

Feels Much Better

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Pump It Up

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When Jamie Jones and Nicole Moudaber first collaborated on Hot Creations in 2020 with ‘Pepper Shake’, the result was a record that became an instant fixture in DJ sets worldwide for a seemingly never-ending list of names. Five years on, the pair return with ‘Where All My People’, a powerful anthem that merges Jamie’s signature groove-led style with Nicole’s unmistakable drive and energy. The record is further elevated by the pen and infectious vocals of London-based duo House Of Molly, whose recent work includes collaborations with Eats Everything and Piero Pirupa following their debut alongside Moudaber in 2024. ‘Where All My People’ is a celebration of rhythm, anchored by a rolling bassline and crisp percussion that form a tight, understated
groove. House of Molly’s commanding vocal hook runs through the track like a thread of energy, adding a human touch that feels both intimate and anthemic. The ‘Dub’ version strips away the vocal layers, shifting the focus onto a pulsating low-end and intricate drum programming, perfect for DJs who want a darker, more heads-down interpretation.

Both Jamie and Nicole have spent years shaping the global electronic scene, each with a legacy of releases and events that have defined dance music. Jamie, as the creative force behind Hot Creations and Paradise, remains one of the most respected names in house music, known for his signature blend of funk-driven rhythms and forward-thinking productions. Nicole, equally iconic, is a powerhouse of the techno and house worlds, with her longstanding MOOD and recently launched MoodCollective imprints, and a career defined by genre-crossing creativity, iconic collaborations, and relentless energy.

‘Where All My People’ is more than just a collaboration; it’s the meeting of two icons who have consistently pushed the sounds of the dancefloor forward, and the introduction of a dynamic female duo already capturing serious attention. Marking another standout moment where distinct musical identities merge seamlessly, and as Hot Creations continues its hot streak, ‘Where All My
People’ stands out as one of the label’s biggest records of 2025 - crafted by artists at the top of their game, and built for key moments across the globe.

Jamie Jones & Nicole Moudaber feat. House Of Molly ‘Where All My People’ drops via Hot Creations on 29th August 2025.

Tracklist
1. Where All My People
2. Where All My People (Dub)

Jamie Jones & Nicole Moudaber ft. House Of Molly - Where All My People

J.K. Rollin - Let The Rhythm Drop

Jay Dorce - Sax Savant

Few labels have established themselves as solidly and definitively as Matthias Tanzmann and André Quaas’ Moon Harbour. Since the turn of the millennium it has been a bastion of deep and tech house quality that has not moved with the times, but has defined them ahead of trend. Through a carefully curated series of EPs and LPs, the label has fomented its own close-knit family that expands and contracts with careful consideration.

Audiojack, Hannah Wants - Luvvin (Extended Version)

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