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@Kydsu has been releasing on Circus since his seminal "free spirit" almost 10 years ago... The Liverpool based producer, dj and label owner has consistently found the balance of commercial rave and underground groove. His crossover tracks appear on Ultra while his dirty goodies are resolutely on Circus... One Love has has been a secret weapon since label owner Yousef played it at the now truly legendary "The First Dance" over a year ago. A summer big room cut if there ever was one, don't miss....

One Love

Kydus - One Love

Adam Beyer has produced an incredibly strong EP. The first track on the EP, Eye Contact, uses rhythmic vocal stabs to give it an infectious rhythm and groove. The second track, Raspberry Cave, uses a melodic synth-line and pad to create a dark, absorbing roller. On the digital release, another further two tracks have been added. Salvage Dub uses a funky bass line and rhythmic chords to full effect to gain the club’s attention. Cosa Mira, rounds of the EP by using percussion to construct an energetic rhythm with the help of some dreamy stabs to create a moody characteristic.

ME12 - Adam Beyer - Eye Contact - Mad Eye

Angelo Ferreri
JACKIN HOUSE DOCET [incl. 50 Tracks]

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Junia Ovadose - 2 For 5's (Erik Bo Mix) - (Angelo Ferreri Remastered) // MFR368

On my Drumcode show this week I have invited my good friend Cari Lekebusch to give us an hour from his set at Eliptica Club, Colombia. Expect to hear tracks from Joel Mull, Petter B and Cari himself.

01. G-Tech and C-Blast - In Stone - Lekebusch Musik
02. Petter B - Loggbay Session B - Drumcode
03. Kristian Heikkila - Smoke Machine - Android Muziq
04. Regal - Shake - Enemy records
05. Spektre - Dust and Echoes [The Welderz remix] - Analytictrail
06. Chris Colburn - Aggrophobia - H-Productions
07. Joel Mull - Geodesi - Mood
08. Petter B - Imitate - H-Productions
09. Adam Beyer - Stop Talking - Drumcode
10. Marc Troit - More Than Panic [XHEI remix] - Illegal Alien Rec
11. Dany Rodriguez - Pleasure and Machine [Mark Broom remix] - Bullet Dodge
12. Wex 10 - TV Room [Roberto Capuano remix] - Loose club / Unrilis
13. Cari Lekebusch - Fire Alarm - Drumcode
14. XHEI - Requiem - Ixel remix - Dead CERT REC
15. Emmanuel - Apnoo - Enemy records
16. Cari Lekebusch - The Jellyfish - H-Productions
17. Chris Colburn - Neurotic Mother [Petter B remix] - !Organism

DCR216 - Drumcode Radio Live - Cari Lekebusch live from Eliptica Club, Colombia

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Poker Flat Recordings has been dealing out underground house music with a unique twist since 1999; from the defining debut 'Loverboy' through the Bugnology series, acclaimed albums and worldwide club hits, Steve Bug's essential imprint has unearthed new talent, developed rising stars and welcomed veterans into the fold. 

Steve Bug's reputation as an exceptionally gifted DJ, producer and music connoisseur is about to carry the beloved imprint to its 15th anniversary, which will be celebrated with its finest collection of raw talent yet.

After shuttering his legendary Raw Elements-imprint (1995-1998), Steve Bug embarked on the defining label that would soon be considered as one of handful of the handful labels credited with moulding the sound of tech house and minimal house. 

Poker Flat Recordings arrived with a bang - the very first release named Double Action included the massive hit 'Loverboy' - and began to grow from strength to strength, gathering fans, critical and DJ support from the very outset.

Double Action was followed by a string of quality singles and EPs by Martin Landsky, Detroit Grand Pubahs, Berkson & What and Guido Schneider, plus defining longplay albums by Trentemøller, Märtini Brös, John Tejada, TJ King & Modular K and Donnacha Costello. 

The sub-labels Dessous, Audiomatique and Traffic Signs cemented the presence of the Poker Flat familia, and further refined the signature sounds of Vincenzo, Adultnapper, Phonique, and Steve's own alter ego Traffic Signs.

Fifteen years deep, and Poker Flat Recordings is still on top of its game. In celebration of this milestone, Steve Bug & co. plan to mark it in style, with a 15 Years Of Poker Flat digital compilation of 16 new exclusive, unreleased tracks and remixes by Josh Wink, Taylor, DJ Tennis & Mind Against, youANDme, Mark Henning, John Tejada, Joeski, Audiofly, Ejeca, Sebo K, Anaxander, Kindimmer, The Organ Grinder, Tom Flynn and more, taken from the Four Jacks series of EPs. Poker Flat's unwavering dedication to the finest underground house music is 15 years young, with absolutely no sign of slowing down.

Four Jacks, Pt. 2 - 15 Years of Poker Flat

John Tejada - Sweat (On The Walls) (Sebo K Remix)

Nicole Moudaber - Different Meanings EP : 8Sided Dice

Marco Carola - Different Meanings is a nice track
Adam Beyer - Go Nicole Go!
Slam - Ya man, Love Different Meanings
David Squillace - Support!
Jerome Sydenham - Wicked 12" from Nicole. Love both tracks!
Bart Skils - Great EP. Full support!
Gary Beck - Toe Cleavage is sweet
Kaiserdisco - Again Bomb tracks from Nicole
Gregor Tresher - Both tracks are great. Will play a lot!
Pig &amp; Dan - Toe Cleavage is savage. Love it and will support right away. Rocking.

Nicole Moudaber - Toe Cleavage (Original Mix) [8 Sided Dice]

Montell's Dub

A great philosopher (Samuel Johnson, not Ebeneezer Goode) once wrote… “our brightest blazes of gladness are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks”. While it would be a stretch to suggest the Drumcode artist roster are closet philosophy fans, once one begins to unravel the tale that led to Jel Ford remixing the 2012 Alan Fitzpatrick hit ‘For An Endless Night’ and it is impossible to escape the unexpected enterprise and spirit of surprise that are at the heart of this exciting collaboration. 

As fans of Adam Beyer’s label will testify, the two Drumcode names have more in common than just a label stable, they also share common ground with the peak-time melodic sound that has delivered many of the labels most memorable output. Ford being a much more recent addition than Fitzpatrick, whose history with the seminal Swedish imprint stretches back to 2009, however Ford’s history within techno goes back even further having released multiple EP’s through the early noughties on vintage UK techno labels including Dave Angel’s Rotation Records, Billy Nasty’s Tortured Records, Primate Recordings and Ford’s own Jericho imprint. 

It is within this shared passion for uplifting synths and big room melodies that the ‘unexpected spark’ of creativity that led to Ford remixing Fitzpatrick can be found. An long-time admirer of Fitzpatrick’s work, Ford had developed an idea for his alternative version and secretly worked on the remix long before any discussion of the project had taken place. Once given the draft version, Fitzpatrick immediately endorsed the remix, excited to have an updated version to breath new life into what had become a familiar staple of his sets for the past two years. Parts were swapped and the end result being the barnstorming end-of-night monster presented here. A track that will be familiar with many having been the subject of much social-media furor since it first surfaced back in Autumn 2014. 

Alan Fitzpatrick - For An Endless Night (Jel Ford Remix) - Drumcode - DC140

Patriarch Conflicts - The Harbour Union Podcast #001

Spacewalker moves on a groovy bassline that instantly sets things in motion – driving, warm, and organic. Around it unfold rhythmic elements that act like pulses: sometimes bouncing, sometimes floating, always in dialogue with the depth of the groove.
The pads open vast spaces, as if each bar reveals a new horizon. The interplay between groove and atmosphere creates a pull that pushes forward while at the same time carrying you into the distance.
Spacewalker is a journey in flow: tangible through the bassline, yet carried by a lightness that turns the gaze both inward and outward.

Mix and Master by Heidmann

Spacewalker(Original Mix)

urn It Up is a deep, funky, rolling house groove with a cool warm bass, shuffling beats and sweet summer sax, synth and piano hooks.


James Lock - Turn It Up (Extended Mix)

II OUT NOW II 

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One year on since the first installment, the mighty Hot Creations turn up the heat as they get set to unleash ‘Hot Summer Jams 2’, featuring eight exclusive tracks from familiar faces and blossoming new talents.

The first half of the v/a welcomes back some favourite artists with the first track coming from label head and main man himself Jamie Jones, hot off the heels of some far reaching releases as Hot Natured and solo anthems. He delivers the storming future anthem, ‘Danger Mouse’. Next up Suara boss Coyu delivers ‘The Cat’ featuring the stunning vocals of Cari Golden. On an old school tip, New Yorker MANIK hits us with ‘Freak Your House feat. MC Kew G’ followed by a dance ready track from Alexis Raphael, who had his first track signed to Hot Waves back in 2011.

Dynamic duo Leftwing & Kody make their first appearance on the label as they team up with Cera Alba to deliver the heavy duty ‘I Got One Way’. Newcomers David Glass & CDC, Sean Branton and Neil Parkes also make their debuts on the label with serious impact. Bubbling with groove and energy, each of the tracks hold superior dance floor magic, road tested worldwide by the Hot Creations crew this summer, they are essential ammunition.

Co-founded by Jamie Jones and Lee Foss, Hot Creations has been going from strength to strength since it’s creation in 2010, releasing a comprehensive catalogue of music from well known artists and breaking new talents who have gone on to be some of the biggest names in the industry today.

2015 has seen a wealth of new productions from Jamie Jones including a collaboration with Kate Simko and the London Electronic Orchestra on his new label Emerald City, followed by another huge hit from his band Hot Natured plus the release of ‘Siberian Express’, recently named Essential New Tune.

BEATPORT

Hot Summer Jams 2 - 04 Alexis Raphael - Helter Skelter

For our debut release on DOMUS Music we kick things of with Resonance’s own George Smeddles and 2 huge remixes from ANËK and Tommy Vercetti. 
George has certainly made his mark on the industry and has become a well established artist with his unique style of production. Having worked alongside and had support from some of the biggest names in the industry including Secondcity, Max Chapman, Darius Syrossian, Jamie Jones and Latmun just to name a few. He now brings 'Shy Girl' to the table which, again, shows off George’s unique style of production with that rolling tribal percussion, smooth grooving basslines, and perfectly arranged vocals. We also have two other amazing artist joining the EP.. ANËK and Tommy Vercetti, who are close personal friends of the brand having played at our previous events. 
ANËK bring to the table their pumping basslines and unique drum arrangements along with their minimalist sexy style, and with Tommy’s Warehouse mix you get nothing but the rawest of vibes with a completely stripped back feel and an amazing use of the vocals.

George Smeddles - Shy Girl

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A regular of Australia’s thriving musical circuit, Kane Dignum aka Little Fritter makes his debut on Hot Creations with Dub Riddem. The EP continues an impressive 2020, that has seen the Gold Coast native’s standout productions land on the likes of Desert Hearts and etcetc already this year.

Those aforementioned features are present right from the offset, as Dub Riddem leads proceedings. A reverberating vocal keeps us hooked, before hard-hitting drums combine with a shimmering cow-bell lead to form a real dancefloor weapon. Puff Puff comes next, with prominent kicks giving way to a chuggy, up-and-down bassline, whilst lyrical samples echo in the background to create a choppy, groove-lead atmosphere. How Lucky Should We Feel? rounds things off in a similarly club-ready vein, merging resonant vocal cuts with punchy drum patterns and bringing shimmering hi-hats in tow.

Little Fritter has been a regular on the electronic music circuit for more than a decade. Having had his first release back in 2008, few artists have stayed as relevant and cutting-edge as the Gold Coast mainstay. Performances at Berlin’s Club De Visionaire and Barcelona’s Off-Sonar cemented his reputation as a respected prospect in the scene.

TRACK LISTING
A1. Dub Riddem
B1. Puff Puff
B2. How Lucky Should We Feel?

Dub Riddem

Little Fritter - Dub Riddem

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Out Of Fashion since 1999 - Founded by @SteveBug
Landlord to @Sublease

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John Tejada - Sweat (On The Walls) (Sebo K Remix)

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