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With Moon Harbour boss Matthias Tanzmann’s latest and greatest album Momentum still making an impact on global dance floors, his label now looks to remix some key tracks from it. Getting the nod on the first of two such packages is returning favourite Andrea Oliva, plus new school stars Andhim and the legendary figures that are Josh Wink and Jesse Rose. All four cuts here really pack a punch and prove that Moon Harbour exactly have their finger on the pulse when it comes to fine remix talents.

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Matthias Tanzmann - Laika (Josh Wink Remix) (MHR102)

I was born in Motril (Granada) in 1977. I traveled to Mallorca in the 80s. I grew up in a humble neighborhood in Palma. It was in 1994 when I started to fall in love with electronic music listening to the radio programs of the Dream Team of Toni Peret, Jose M * Castell and Quique Tejada who at that time were in charge of making the Max Mix and putting them on sale... there I began to record the songs that I liked the most and it was then when I told myself that I wanted to be a DJ, it was back in 1995 when I started to play a Technics turntable for the first time and I played several styles such as Trance, Dance, Progressive & House... Always looking for new sounds that would transmit when playing them.
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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.