Toolroom | Relief | Armada | Nervous | Strictly Rhythm 

Be it through his chart-topping productions and remixes, electrifying DJ sets, or warm personality, Mike Vale stands out as one of the most dynamic names in electronic music. Emerging from the underground house scene of the early 2000s, he developed a sound fusing driving beats, infectious melodies, and a touch of nostalgia. His breakout track Pretty Woman became a tech-house classic, propelling him onto the global stage.

Recognized as one of the “Hottest Tech-House Artists,” Mike has performed at iconic venues and festivals including Ministry of Sound, Ultra Music Festival, and Space Ibiza. Having toured globally, his music continues to ignite dance floors worldwide.

Mike’s catalog spans labels such as Armada, Toolroom, Strictly Rhythm, Cr2, Ultra, Relief, and Nervous Records. His chart success includes multiple #1 releases: his rework of Danny Tenaglia ft. Celeda’s Music Is The Answer topped the House chart, his Exceeder remix with Umek hit #1 overall, and his remix of Prok & Fitch’s Simphony reached #1 on the House chart.

Recent collaborations include tracks with Roger Sanchez and Lee Cabrera’s Shake It for Cr2 Records. His latest releases — including Get Back on Strictly Rhythm and Sanctuary and To Move on Armada’s Undr The Radr — continue to shape the tech-house landscape.

Whether in the studio, behind the decks, or collaborating with like-minded artists, Mike Vale pushes electronic music forward with innovation and global impact.

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Glasgow Underground was set up in 1997 by Kevin McKay. He began the label releasing his own music and collaborations with friends and other Glasgow-based artists (Omid 16b, Studio Blue, DJ Q, Harri). Through his DJing and work for various music magazines (Muzik, Jockey Slut, Mixmag Update) he met some of his favourite producers of the time (Romanthony, Mateo & Matos, Idjut Boys...) and convinced some of them to join him releasing on GU. In the early 2000s, Kevin met Mylo and set up the Breastfed record label. The global success of "Destroy Rock & Roll" meant Glasgow Underground was put on hold. After leaving the Breastfed label in 2011, Kevin re-started Glasgow Underground and since then the label has gone on to re-invigorate Romanthony's catalogue with remixes from the likes of Dixon, MCDE, Gerd, Andres, Oliver Dollar, Ejeca, Audiojack, Claptone, Christian Nielsen, Supernova, Jimmy Edgar and Waifs & Strays. The label has also introduced producers like Daniel Trim, Brett Gould, Mia Dora and Illyus & Barrientos as well has releasing established & rising stars such as Metodi Hristov, Stefano Ritteri and Sabb.

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