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Earlier this year, Moon Boots released his highly acclaimed third studio album titled 'Ride Away'. Showcasing his soulful house style, the album garnered praise from Billboard magazine, debuted at #12 on NACC's Top Electronic chart, and received support on Diplo's Revolution and BPM on SiriusXM. 

Building on the success of two exceptional remixes of 'Come Back Around', Moon Boots now presents the complete 'Ride Away' (Remixed) album, featuring fresh remixes by talented artists including Loods, Kareem Ali, Demuir and Öona Dahl.

The first of the new remixes comes from Australian producer Loods who delivers a driving house inspired rework of ‘Ride Away’. With releases on Mall Grab’s Steel City Dance Discs label, Patrick Topping’s Trick Label and Club Sweat, Loods has gained support from Pete Tong, Danny Howard and Jeremiah Asiamah on BBC Radio 1, most recently with his chart topping collaboration ‘Love Is Real’ with Mall Grab.

Next up is American producer and DJ Kareem Ali, who offers his remix of 'Hot Minute' (feat. Black Gatsby). Kareem has received acclaim for his notable works including his 'Growth' LP and remixes for Tom VR and Febueder. Rolling Stone and Bandcamp Daily have praised his talent, and his tracks have been played by renowned artists like Four Tet, Pete Tong, Bicep, and Caribou.

Canadian producer Demuir presents two fresh remixes of 'Take Me To Your Body' - Demuir's Playboi Edit and Demuir's Rhodes Street Edit. Showcasing his diverse house style, each remix incorporates Nic Hanson's captivating vocals and explores deep basslines and soulful beats, respectively.

'Hot Minute' receives another remix, this time from Brooklyn-based DJ and producer Jacques Renault. Known for his releases on labels such as HE.SHE.THEY, Permanent Vacation, and his own imprint Let's Play House, Jacques delivers a disco-inspired rework of the original.

Öona Dahl returns to Anjunadeep with her "Wonky Note Remix" of 'Wrong Note', featuring Ora The Molecule. Öona made her debut on Anjunadeep in 2018 with her single 'Baba' and has since released music on All Day I Dream, XLR8R, and Watergate. 'Wrong Note' also receives a captivating remix by Ghosts of Venice, adding an Indie Dance touch to the original.

Lastly, French duo Bormin' leave their mark on the French version (Version Française) of 'Only Direction', providing a remix that brings a unique addition to the package.

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Ride Away (Remixed)

Wrong Note (Ghosts of Venice Extended Mix)

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Wrong Note feat. Ora The Molecule (Ghosts Of Venice Remix)

James Brian Muir is an artist native to Seattle, Owner and Operator of Low_Pass Collective, and has held is multiple DJ Residencies in Seattle including Q Nightclub, Kremwerk, Noise Complaint, and many more. He’s represented and supported multiple labels such as Night Bass and Dirtybird Records, playing along side Names such as AC Slater, Motez, Jack Beats, and more. Most known for his work with USC Events, Upper Left, And DList Magazine, His genres include  Tech House, Bass House, UKG, Experimental Bass, and Techno.

Jonnie Star they/them discovered a love for disco, deep house at an early age raving in LA in the early 2000’s. They found the love of dance and the inclusion of all people through music. INSPIRED by the early days of house music and the ability to bring people together when society was trying to tear them apart. Jonnies sound is uplifting, soulful, and heavily influenced by disco. Jonnie lives to create a vibe where people can let loose and  express themselves. a”Be free even if only for one moment on the Dance floor. Jonnie lets the music evoke familiar sounds with modern beats.

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Since it emerged in the 90s, progressive house has impacted the lives of countless people around the world. Heroes like Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Sasha, John Digweed, Lee Burrige, Anthony Pappa, Dave Seamen, Dmitry Molosh, Dicky Trisco, Greg Wilson, Andrew Weatherall, Carl Cox, Soulwax/ 2manydjs, The Chemical Brothers, Groove Armada, Harri & Domenic, Justice, Flight Facilities, WhomadeWho, The Prodigy, Aphex Twin,LF System, Moby, Daft Punk, Slam, The KLF, Orbital, Underworld, 808State and many more have been advocates of this unique brand of club music.

House music isn’t just about the dancing it’s straight from the soul… 

I had to steal the following paragraph from ERAN AVINER SIMPLY because it is 💯 % unarguably correct.. 

“Because absolutely nothing compares to music. This language, whose universal vibes can 
be understood by anybody, connects people around the globe be it religions, cultures or ethnicity. Great tunes turn strangers into friends. One note expresses more emotions than a thousand words. Music goes on where words fall short. It simply touches your soul.