Tom Bug & Grooveline - Body Talk EP is the latest release on Snatch! Records.

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Snatch! welcomes back Tom Bug after his first release in 2019 this time in collaboration with Grooveline, both DJs and promoters with 20+ years of experience releasing music since 2010 individually and together. 
Presenting their 'Body Talk EP’, this Ep contains 2 groovy tracks with catchy vocals, and powerful bass lines accompanied by sensual and deep atmospheres. 
'Body Talk' , as it's the case with most collaborations, came about spontaneously on a day of fun in the studio while playing around with bass lines and vocals. Full of inspiration and happy with what they created, the duo met just days after to complete 'You Know It's Hot’.

Selected Feedbacks
Paco Osuna “Will try thanks ;)”
Nicole Moudaber “super”
Stacey Pullen “SOLID RELEASE, THANKS!”
Marco Faraone “'Body talk' for me! thxx”
Tough Love “Perfect for summer!”
Sam Divine “Dopppeee!!!”
Robert Owens “Nice tracks”
Simon Dunmore “prefre You Know It's Hot”
Mat.Joe “Mhhhhhhhh *****”
Makossa “nice tracks”
Super Flu “nice ep. thx”
Christian Homan (RTE Pulse) “on them both”

Body Talk EP

You Know It’s Hot (Extended Mix)

02 Tom Bug & Grooveline - You Know It's Hot (Original Mix) [Snatch! Records]

The Mirror

Onda (Extended Mix)

Download - http://beta.beatport.com/release/5-years-of-leftroom/389549

The Leftroom project started by Matt Tolfrey now has three imprints going strong, and with this package they make their boldest statement yet. Fusing retro leanings with today’s dynamics without losing sight of its key values, this is a taster from the 5 Years Of Leftroom compilation that lines up the label for the next five years of forward thinking dance floor mischief.

The retrospective compilation features 20 standout tracks that have worked floors worldwide and includes 4 that are completely exclusive to this release. Centering on a core of producers, Leftroom is also adept at cherry picking the hottest up-and-coming talent, having picked up on Ryan Crosson in 2006 and Jimmy Edgar in 2008. Matt Tolfrey’s tireless A&R skills have allowed the label to seamlessly update their sound, scoring hits at every stage of their evolution.

For the exclusive tracks, MURK legend Oscar G and Lazaro Casanova, direct from Miami USA, unload a whole load of tricks into ‘Alone’ aimed right at the heart of the floor. From incessant tribal drumming to a bright organ sample this will light up the fattest systems. Once the percussion grabs you and allows the bass to work your hips it simply wont let go. 
INxec and Matt Tolfrey turn in one of the hypnotic builders that have made them such a formidable partnership. This is a track to rally the floor behind it and captivate them as it unfolds. Looping tightly, ‘In Excess’ welcomes in sweeping melodies with clinical fills and sets them off with precise percussion. Subtly building and announcing layer upon layer with another flourish; this is a real burner for attentive audiences.

Waifs and Strays return with their warbled vocals and strutting rhythms for another crack at the peak time. Bringing an infinitely elastic bass line to the fore and letting the forementioned vocals unfold, ‘Heartbreak’ has an immediacy that will give it considerable mileage. Think 80s synth pop swapping notes with the funky drummer at The Marcy Hotel and you are close. ‘Military Buzz’ is a light and bouncy number with jazzy chords that illuminate tight rhythms. With an inquisitiveness that hints back at the early days of Leftroom, Matthew Burton and Kate Rathod probe the floor, sending wave after wave of rolling sub bass through the room. Focusing on the subtleties of dance floor dynamics in enticing fashion, this is a smooth tool that has enough dirt under its nails to make it a versatile weapon. That each of the cuts here will find a disco to work is an understatement. The special exclusive EP release gathers behind it influences and intentions in equal measure and opens the next chapter for the imprint in blistering form.


Inxec and Shadi Megallaa - Put A String On It (Original Mix)

We Jack It 4U

Tom Marvin - Nonchalant (Original Mix)  [Master]

James Teej - The Only Constant Is Change (Dan Ghenacia Remix)

Sondrio has been flying with a string of releases set to drop in 2019 alongside house music's finest producers. He delivers his first solo release on Refuge with this upbeat, deep and dynamic joint guaranteed to make your sets stand out from the rest.

Enlisting long time label friend, Oliver Dollar after the success of his debut album on Classic Music Company, he clubs up the original into a late night dancefloor weapon. 

Old school sound with the new school feel, Sondrio & Oliver Dollar hit the nail on the head with this package.

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