The Balearic Gabba Soundsystem is back, back with a new EP that features three more leftfield remixes from curious electronic specialist Enzo Elia that have all been licensed officially by Irma Records. The source material for his three unhinged reworks is a track by 90s Italian house duo Soft House Company and two from cult Italian DJ and producer Don Carlos.

Soft House Company released only two EPs, both in 1990, but made a big impact with them: pretty much everyone has heard ‘What You Need’ and that’s the track that gets remixed here. Elia turns it into a slightly more bouncy and disco leaning cut with raw silvery drums, huge vamping piano chords and those classic vocal cries and already Eddie C and Gerd Jansen have been playing it. At the breakdown there is the sound of waves breaking on a beach before pianos go wild: It’s a freewheeling and sure fire party starting track that still does the trick nearly quarter of a century after original release.

Don Carlos was behind such seminal club tracks as 1991’s ‘Alone’ and produced five studio albums in the nineties and naughties. He fuses Afro rhythms with deep house vibes and has DJed all over the world since the 70s. The first of his to get re-worked is ‘Overture’, which starts with tropical bird cries, whistles and loon calls. It’s the sound of a humid jungle that gets slowly consumed by lush pads, delicate piano melodies and stirring string sounds. With a truly magical atmosphere and uplifting joyousness permeating the whole thing, it cannot fail to make you feel on top of the world.

Finally, Elia tackles ‘Chicago’ (a track that’s already been supported by Soft Rocks) and does so with swathes of mesmeric effects. Organic hand congas, breathy vocal snippets and a bristling nebula of synths, pads and strings all dance around each other in reservedly euphoric symphony.

This might just be one of the most beautifully and bizarrely Balearic releases yet from the ever unhinged Balearic Gabba Soundsystem.

Soft House Company - What You Need (Enzo Elia Balearic Gabba Style)

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#1  Lady Alma - It's House Music-Feel It Mix
#2  Jakob Mäder - Love Is Love
#3  Sebo K - L.U.V.
#4  Motorcitysoul, Ernesto - Deliver Me
#5  Frankie Knuckles , Satoshi Tomiie - Tears (Classic Vocal)-Remix
#6  Audiojack, Kevin Knapp - Random Matter
#7  East Coast Love Affair - Shake
#8  Made By Pete - So Long (feat. Jem Cooke)
#9  CoastDream - 2k7
#10  Manuel Tur - Soft Clip
#11  COEO - Closer (Lay-Far Remix)
#12  Soul of Hex, Steve Lucas - Love Is In Control
#13  SKALA - Cloudless
#14  Cassy - Fits Together

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MINOR SOUNDS presents to you our 3rd Ep ‘Searching For Something Ep’ from the Artist FINEST WEAR.

After a short break from releasing on various other labels Finest Wear is back with a brand new Ep ’Searching For Something’

This Ep captures all the trade mark sounds that Finest Wear has crafted with his productions over the years, Dance floor friendly Deep House grooves perfect for them build up sets or them late night grooves.

PREMIERE: Finest Wear - Searching (ft. SOLITUDE) [MS003]

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London Xpress (Mix)

West London’s Slip 'n' Slide was one of the UK’s original house imprints. Starting in 1994 with early releases from artists such as Blaze, X-Press 2, Masters At Work and Kings Of Tomorrow, they set the benchmark for house music in the UK. Kevin Hedge and Josh Milan (aka Blaze) were one of Slip ‘n’ Slide’s most prolific acts, with ‘Do You Remember House?’ written and produced by the pair. One of a number of records where Hedge playfully dons his Palmer Brown alter ego for vocal duties, this new remix package showcases this enduring classic with three new versions. Up first, Italian duo The Cube Guys re-work Bob Sinclar’s classic remix, maintaining Bob’s signature Parisian flare with a modern edge for today’s dancefloors. Up next, Harry Romero’s ultra-refined, irresistibly grooving remix follows, before Seamus Haji’s Big Love edit closes out the package, gloriously bumpy with hypnotic loops that allow the vocal to really shine.