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Mixmag presents Jamie Jones: Forever Is Composed Of Nows (DJ Mix)

One Time Game (Club Mix) (Mixed) [feat. Jem Cooke]

What a year it’s been for the Exploited Crew. Their key artists have travelled the world, headlining festivals and played the world’s coolest parties. 
2014 closes with a selection of 16 Exploited tracks that went down like a storm. 
This year has been a whirlwind for Exploited but this is just the warm up. 
2015 already promises a debut artist album from Claptone on Exploited, live show and remixes for some of the world’s most influential.

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Various Artists
Release: #EXPLOITED 2014 FFWD RWD
LC: 15799 

Releasedate: 22.12.14 

#EXPLOITED 2014 FFWD RWD

Back In The Days feat. Bam

Joyce Muniz - Back In The Days Feat. Bam

With its third release, Acrylic Music TV Records presents “Merge EP” by Asper, one of the label’s founders. After appearances on labels such as Surrrealism, Abellum, Anathema, and Terranova, Asper returns to his home imprint merging experimentation and emotion.

Merge EP captures the moment when everything blurs: noise, silence, distance, presence. It’s what remains when everything melts into a single vibration.

Built around dense textures, evolving rhythms and subtle contrasts, the release reflects Asper’s ongoing exploration of immersive and introspective soundscapes.

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Release date: Fri 21 November 25

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Asper(IT) - Locals [Acrylic Music TV]

Years and Years

The Willers Brothers are relative newcomers to London, having only settled in the capital in 2012. Since then they’ve quickly become an established act on the club circuit and secured a residency at respected Kings Cross hotspot Egg. 

The pair are also promising producers: their latest track, ‘Mind Craft Glasses’ – which we're premiering today – has won plaudits from Marco Carola and former BBC Radio 1 DJ Yousef. 

‘Mind Craft Glasses’ is a dubby, 909-backed, house number that builds up a bassy groove over its six-minutes length. The vocals, which sound like they might have been sampled from a rap battle, add a playful touch to proceedings. 

‘Mind Craft Glasses’ is out via My Favourite Freaks Music.

PREMIERE: The Willers Brothers 'Mind Craft Glasses'

Infinity Ink's new single 'Full Capacity' is out now. Listen on Spotify: http://found.ee/fullcapacityspotify

Released on Beatport 26th August.

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Full Capacity

Full Capacity (Nathan Barato Moov Remix)

Marco C. - Dance (Original Mix)

Moonwalk - Orbital [Diynamic]

GET IT ON BEATPORT: https://www.beatport.com/release/chain-reaction/1881026?lf=e419937525212e11fb41071712b2a73f

A standout track in the Frenchmen’s captivating live sets over the past 12 months, ‘Chain Reaction’ finally drops after highlighting performances everywhere from Paradise at DC10 to Oasis Festival in Marrakesh. 

Led by an infectious hook-laden bassline crafted with the artists’ beloved MOOG Voyager, the track has been an evolving work in progress over months of tireless gigs and studio sessions, as layers of deep pads and effects have progressively been added to create this plump, rumbling beauty. 

The key to Rodriguez Jr.’s production is the ying and yang contrasts to his sonic aesthetic; on one hand they’re fiercely functional and deadly effective on the dancefloor, while on the other, their natural hook-driven characteristics mean they’re remembered long after the first play. 

‘Two Miles Away’ epitomizes this approach; a dizzyingly beautiful melodic gem that feels at once like it was custom-made to soundtrack a morning set, while its subtle toe-curling key change makes it a distinctive addition to his back catalogue. 

Of the track, Rodriguez Jr. says: “It was written and recorded in one night. I was just jamming on the Moog synthesizer and trying to do something with a solid drive, without losing a strong emotional side. It’s been inspiring to record in this spontaneous way, without thinking about the final result and just record in the moment.” 

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Chain Reaction

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Rodriguez Jr. - Chain Reaction

The Gemini Project

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Endless

The 13th edition of Diynamic Music’s prime Various Artist EP series returns. “Four To The Floor” is always comprised of four dancefloor-oriented tracks that have one special quality in common: they have all been heavily road tested and certified by label boss Solomun on his countless gigs all over the world.
Opening the release is electronic music veteran Dubfire with “The End To My Beginning”, a heavily 80s influenced track that, with its erratic horns and sirens, could be the centrepiece of a retrofuturistic movie soundtrack. Following up is the New York native duo Anden, which consists of brothers Tom and Pete Cuppernull, who bring their driving organic electronic soundscapes to Diynamic.
The artist behind track 3, Tom Zeta, is no stranger to Diynamic as he already released a full EP on the label in 2017 and now follows up with yet another contribution to the FTTF Series, his Melodic Techno track “Mirage”. Closing off the record is the very emotional “Rose In Japan” by Italian duo Voon, which just calls for closed eyes and daydreaming on the dancefloor.

Voon - Rose In Japan (Preview)

Each edition of the Four To The Floor series, now in its 16th installment, always presents four tracks that are some of the strongest secret weapons from the sets of Solomun.
Opening up the record is Maceo Plex’s “Mutant Magic”, which gets the engine going with deeply pounding percussions and otherworldly synth dabs and vocals.
Up next the sinister sounding “Plastic Head TV” by Fairmont, a driving and dystopian melodic techno track.
Track number three is “Louisville Lip (Abaze Edit)” by Nico Garreaud, a Tech-House anthem with rapid drum patterns and energizing arpeggiators.
And lastly is dreamy Melodic House tune called “Princept” by The Vinyl Depreciation Society, a very versatile piece that experiments with an insane amount of sounds over its main structure and with that, rounds off this 16th edition of Four To The Floor.

Fairmont - Plastic Head TV (Preview)

Each edition of the Four To The Floor series, now in its 16th installment, always presents four tracks that are some of the strongest secret weapons from the sets of Solomun.
Opening up the record is Maceo Plexs Mutant Magic, which gets the engine going with deeply pounding percussions and otherworldly synth dabs and vocals.
Up next the sinister sounding Plastic Head TV by Fairmont, a driving and dystopian melodic techno track.
Track number three is Louisville Lip (Abaze Edit) by Nico Garreaud, a Tech-House anthem with rapid drum patterns and energizing arpeggiators.
And lastly is dreamy Melodic House tune called Princept by The Vinyl Depreciation Society, a very versatile piece that experiments with an insane amount of sounds over its main structure and with that, rounds off this 16th edition of Four To The Floor.

Maceo Plex - Mutant Magic (Original Mix)

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Moonwalk - Orbital [Diynamic]

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