Ron Costa - Superstition [PTBL183]
https://www.beatport.com/release/superstition/3321215

Superstition

Ron Costa - Superstition [PTBL183]

Released in 1997, this collaboration between Snitzer & Mc Coy and Humate captures the intensity of European techno at the time. The Heavy Mix rhythm presses forward with a force. Synth lines swell in arcs that hover above the drums.

The combination of producers brought together different strengths. The drive and weight of Snitzer & Mc Coy with the melodic sensibility Humate had honed across records like Love Stimulation. The result is a piece that can fill a floor while keeping an edge of mystery intact.
A defining release for Superstition and a track that has carried its power into new generations of listeners, it holds its place as part of our Classic of the week selection.

Oh My Darling, I Love You (Heavy Mix)

James Hype & Major Lazer – Number 1 (Noirvolt Remix) [Hï Ibiza Remix Competition Entry]

Block Rockin Beat

Loco & Jam - Sleepwalker (Original Mix)

Tokyo’s finest techno outfit Drunken Kong, return to Session Womb for their second contribution to the imprint with their latest offering ‘How I Work’. The A-side presents a myriad of sound; dubbed out synths jittering rhythms and subtle glitches emerging from a hypnotic, peak time groove. On the B, ‘Can’t Explain’ blossoms a tripped out breakneck concoction of tense synths and pounding drums built steadily around soulful vocal samples.

How I Work

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Drunken Kong - Can't Explain (Original Mix) [Session Womb]

Kitties on Remix

Veerus Max Devine - My Beat (Waderremix)

Alan Fitzpatrick’s latest EP is the product of a particularly productive six months of studio time for the Drumcode regular. Containing five tracks that cover a circular range from pre-party ambiance to tripped-out melodic odyssey; vocal laced, chord driven hooks; barnstorming peak-time hammers; and 123bm afterparty grooves; there is more than the usual Drumcode fare on offer within the aptly named Life Through Different Eyes EP. A significant release for artist and label; the sonic incarnation of Fitzpatrick’s growing maturity as a producer and an indication as to the next evolution of the Drumcode sound. 

DC91 - Alan Fitzpatrick - Always Something For Nothing

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/all-said-and-done/2347997

Carl Cox is an industry figurehead whos legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell, and the new release is a label debut from Irish producer Mark Greene.

Mark Greene has been building up his reputation following releases on Spektres Respekt, Steve Mulders Orange, Oscar Aguileras HE-ART, A.Pauls Naked Lunch and Hollens Prospect.

Already a popular DJ on the Irish club scene playing regular gigs in Dublin and other parts of the country, the success of his productions has lead to international gigs playing in places like Germany, Austria, Holland, Lithuania and Poland.

With a hard hitting style influenced by the likes of Dave Clarke, The Advent and Richie Hawtin, this release showcases what he is all about and why he has caught the attention of Carl Cox.

First on the release is All Said & Done which has a rolling groove, rumbling bassline and dark atmosphere. With a punishing intensity and the menacing sound of epic pads, the track's female vocal stabs cut through the building intensity to release the pressure with uplifting bursts. Fast and furious, this is peak time techno that takes no prisoners.

Track two What's Good? is on the same vibe as the first but with hints of acid and prominent clap rhythms it takes things up a gear. Mechanical hi-hats and ominous synths make this robust sounding cut have a huge presence on a dance floor. Engulfing all who hear it, this is a peak time techno masterpiece which every DJ needs in their arsenal.

ID162 2. Mark Greene - What's Good?

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/spank-spank-ep/2751832

ELV130 3. Ferhat Albayrak - Toxid Beats

Joyce Muniz - Deeper The Soul Feat. G.Rizo (Huxley Remix)

Deeper The Soul

Deeper The Soul Feat. G.Rizo (Huxley Remix)

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"...sharing and adding more music to the ongoing soundtrack of my life!", I shouted as we bumped our heads, pumped our fists and leaned back with an unusually great deal of élan.

Veerus Max Devine - My Beat (Waderremix)

Mystic Method