Flash Atkins has pulled in Charlie Sinclair, singer from one of Manchester's hottest new bands, Sylvette for a collaboration that promises to be the start of something special. The track has already been gathering heat, with Bill Brewster calling it 'one of his favourite house records of 2017' and reports of it rocking ALFOS and The Warehouse Project.

The original has a throbbing sub over clipped techy drums, muted guitar and an incessant Moog riff. But the killer punch is Charlie Sinclair's soulful, intimate vocals that sit beautifully over the music. The groove is locked and builds to the break where a hint of disco hits the floor before the final section brings in the bells to devastating effect. The end result is a track that is destined to knock socks off in the coming months. You were warned.

Sean Johnston liked it so much he asked to do a remix and the result is everything you would expect from the Hardway Brothers. He keeps the original elements but toughens things up with added oomph, taking it in a proto house and techno direction.

Finally Tal M. Klein strips the track back to it's bare basics with devastating effect. Just a kick, the guitar and serious compression provide space for the tripped out vocal and a truly psychedelic deep house experience.

DJ Mag - Blazing!

Mixmag - Forward thinking house cuts.

Bill Brewster - Original is fantastic, been playing it for months.

Richard Sen - The original/ instrumental mixes are great.

Richie Rundle (Slugrave (Beat Hotel)) Hardway Bros remix is exactly 100% awesome.

Duncan Gray (Tici Taci) - Grand stuff. I think it's the instrumental version for me - killer bass noise.

Reza Athar - Love the sleaziness of Tal M Klein mix

Tromik Youth - Like the tal m mix

Sean Johston (ALFOS) - What a time to be alive!

Tal M Klein - Tal M. Klein is truly a breath of fresh air

Flash Atkins & Charlie Sinclair - That Hit

Flash Atkins has pulled in Charlie Sinclair, singer from one of Manchester's hottest new bands, Sylvette for a collaboration that promises to be the start of something special.  The track has already been gathering heat, with Bill Brewster calling it 'one of his favourite house records of 2017' and reports of it rocking ALFOS and The Warehouse Project.

The original has a throbbing sub over clipped techy drums, muted guitar and an incessant Moog riff.  But the killer punch is Charlie Sinclair's soulful, intimate vocals that sit beautifully over the music.  The groove is locked and builds to the break where a hint of disco hits the floor before the final section brings in the bells to devastating effect.  The end result is a track that is destined to knock socks off in the coming months.  You were warned. 

Sean Johnston liked it so much he asked to do a remix and the result is everything you would expect from the Hardway Brothers.  He keeps the original elements but toughens things up with added oomph, taking it in a proto house and techno direction.  

Finally Tal M. Klein strips the track back to it's bare basics with devastating effect. Just a kick, the guitar and serious compression provide space for the tripped out vocal and a truly psychedelic deep house experience.

DJ Mag - Blazing!

Mixmag - Forward thinking house cuts.

Bill Brewster - Original is fantastic, been playing it for months.

Richard Sen - The original/ instrumental mixes are great.

Richie Rundle (Slugrave (Beat Hotel)) Hardway Bros remix is exactly 100% awesome.

Duncan Gray (Tici Taci) - Grand stuff. I think it's the instrumental version for me - killer bass noise.

Reza Athar - Love the sleaziness of Tal M Klein mix

Tromik Youth - Like the tal m mix

Sean Johston (ALFOS) - What a time to be alive!

Tal M Klein - Tal M. Klein is truly a breath of fresh air

That Hit (Tal M. Klein Remix)

Flash Atkins & Charlie Sinclair - That Hit (Tal M Klein Mix)

That Hit (Hardway Brothers Remix)

Flash Atkins & Charlie Sinclair - That Hit (Hardway Bros Remix)

That Hit (Instrumental Mix)

Paper has been pushing all things deep house and disco from the furthest reaches of the world via the good old North of England since the early Nineties.

The label has already featured a new series of EP's showcasing the best new dance music and future funk, house and disco from the world's finest producers.

We kicked off in 1994, leading the upsurge in popularity of UK house music within an underground scene previously dominated by a soundtrack from US cities like Chicago, Detroit and New York. Enhanced by a strong visual identity, as well as impeccable musical quality control PAPER was, and is one of the world’s most treasured record companies.

It continues to be funk-fuelled and bottom heavy!

Flash Atkins & Charlie Sinclair - That Hit

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