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The 41st release on Sound Avenue finds the Belgian imprint showcasing the winner's from the labels recent Han Haak 'Slaves In Transit' remix competition. The Original version was one of the standout selections on the labels 2013 Summer Sampler. The remix competition yielded several worthy submissions and after narrowing down nearly one hundred entries to ten label boss Dominique Heyninck began the arduous task of selecting the ones best suited to the ever evolving Sound Avenue umbrella. With a commissioned remix from Sebastian Markiewicz already in the bag the three competition winners chosen in the end were Mohn (NL), Phonic Scoupe and Matt Cahill. 
The first (and previously commissioned) remix is supplied by Sebastian Markiewicz who makes his Sound Avenue debut following three appearances on sister imprint Crossfade Sounds. The Polish producer's mammoth techno take on 'Slaves In Transit' shines with a tough granular groove, futuristic sound swells and apocalyptic overtones which are sure to be devastating on the darker dancefloors. 
Capturing the prestigious first place spot in the competition was Mohn (NL) who has already achieved some nice success with an appearance on Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeats Volume 2 compilation which was released in June of this year. The Dutch producers inspired take on timeless techno has been perfectly captured once again on his 'Slaves In Transit' remix. It's shimmering keys and shifty tones are undeniably catchy and the blissful harmonic underbelly is the icing on the cake. A standout interpretation from a future star in the making. 
Second place in the competition went to the hugely up and coming Phonic Scoupe. In addition to a strong run of releases on Stripped Recordings the production trio has turned in several outstanding bootlegs this year. For their 'Slaves In Transit' interpretation Phonic Scoupe have turned in a deep and groovy rework which proves to be an excellent contrast to the previous more techno inspired mixes. It's elastic-like bass hooks, drifting soundscapes and expertly tailored electronics make for one of the best remixes of their career thus far.
Closing the release out is the third place winner and relative newcomer Matt Cahill. With no previously released productions Matt took a shot in the competition and scored big. His atmospheric tech house reconstruction proves to not only be a great addition to the package but the beginnings of a very promising production career.

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Sebastian Markiewicz is a visionary at the vanguard of the electronic music and digital art spheres. His journey, originating from the vibrant landscapes of Poland, truly blossomed in the UK’s electrifying music scene. It was here that Sebastian’s sonic alchemy began over twenty years ago, leading to the inception of CompatibleCreative—a testament to his evolution from a prodigious music producer to a pioneering force in the NFT art space.

At the heart of Sebastian’s journey lies Compatible Music, a record label that has become synonymous with innovation in electronic music. As it approaches its significant 50th release, the label reflects on a storied history of showcasing an eclectic array of artists who have shaped the contours of the genre.

Sebastian’s musical acumen has been spotlighted on Bedrock Records, the esteemed label of the legendary John Digweed, where his tracks have resonated with the fervor and intricacy that have become his signatures. This collaboration is a highlight in a career punctuated by groundbreaking releases and profound industry impact.

Transitioning seamlessly into the digital realm, Sebastian has emerged as a trailblazer in the NFT marketplace with standout collections like “Fine DigitAIzed Art” and “AEYER” both featured on the prominent OpenSea platform. His collaboration with KingOverman on the “Hands” collection is a testament to the symbiotic potential of joint creative ventures in the NFT domain.

With CompatibleCreative, Sebastian has created more than a label or an agency; it’s a crucible for digital innovation, empowering artists to navigate the promising landscape of Web3. His weekly podcasts on Mixcloud and Soundcloud are a curated experience of the finest electronic music, encapsulating the past, present, and future of the scene.

Sebastian Markiewicz’s biography is not merely a recount of past achievements; it’s a narrative of ongoing evolution, a chronicle of a relentless pursuit to blend the beats of electronic music with the pixels of digital artistry, inviting audiences worldwide to explore these converging horizons.

Since it emerged in the 90s, progressive house has impacted the lives of countless people around the world. Heroes like Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Sasha, John Digweed, Lee Burrige, Anthony Pappa, Dave Seamen, Dmitry Molosh, Dicky Trisco, Greg Wilson, Andrew Weatherall, Carl Cox, Soulwax/ 2manydjs, The Chemical Brothers, Groove Armada, Harri & Domenic, Justice, Flight Facilities, WhomadeWho, The Prodigy, Aphex Twin,LF System, Moby, Daft Punk, Slam, The KLF, Orbital, Underworld, 808State and many more have been advocates of this unique brand of club music.

House music isn’t just about the dancing it’s straight from the soul… 

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