Say You Won't Ever (Larry Heard Club Mix)

Beach Kiss (Extended Mix)

Timo Maas & James Teej have worked frequently together in the past, and their chemistry is highly audible within their re-envisioned version of "Porcelain." Ensuring the original's aesthetic is kept in place, they season its signature piano chords and dissonant synths with a throbbing bass-line and eclectic percussion. These subtle, yet crucial elements make "Porcelain" adaptable to the after hours dance-floor, hypnotizing listeners as it gently rolls along.

Porcelain Remixes

Premiere: Moby - Porcelain (Timo Maas & James Teej's Broken China Dub)

In the digital age, the compilation has lost much of it’s former glory. Not too long ago it was an indespensable format for the music-lover. Was it brilliantly compiled and telling a special story, the compilation was a significant gain as a particularly successful artist album. 

In recent times, the compilation has been cheapened with generic ’Ibiza’ and ’Miami’ labelling as the genre compilation all but dissapeared from the scene. 

This brought DJ T. to an idea, to create an homage to this nearly extinct format. As vol. 1 of the project is supposed to be a highly visible counterpoint to the ubiquitous, mostly House and Techno-stocked season sets and theme compilations, his choice fell on Disco; one of the oldest species in club music. Disco is currently experiencing a sort of rennaissance, with many young, and until recently, completely unknown artists and labels carrying the heritage on by working with new and contemporary definitions. 

Naturally limited by the selection of works available digitally, DJ T. chose a very personal array of 43 tracks to give the connoisseur an overview of the newest branches in the Disco-tree and to cover as many diverse genres the last three decades have seen. 

As the ’cherry on top’, the compilation contains a handfull of exclusive and unreleased tracks, including two new edits of the old DJ T. classics ’Philly’ &amp; ’Funk On You’. Catz ’N Dogz appear with a remix of ’Dis’, the big hit of his second album. DJ T. also put his hands on one of his favourite classics ’Around The House’, one of the early works of the Hamburg-Disco-King Tensnake. In addition there are two unreleased tracks from the two mexican artists Robbie Akabal &amp; Muan and Damian Uzabiaga. 

Enjoy!

Tensnake - Around The House (DJ T.'s 2011 Edit)

Gui Boratto - This Is Not The End (Ame Mix)

James Blake - Limit To Your Love (daniel bortz edit)

Rework on Ressurrection by The Temper Trap

Tennis - The Temper Resurrection

Anja Schneider & Cari Golden - Something That's For Life (original mix)

New Jackson is next up on Maeve with a reissue of a track very close to our hearts, The Night Mail. Originally released on POGO Recordings back in 2011, it became something of a sleeper hit. Having always been fans of the original we are delighted to bring this newly remastered version along with an original B-side entitled "By Its Own Light". Both tracks get remixes from Mano Le Tough to round off the record.
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James Blake - Limit To Your Love (daniel bortz edit)

Sigrid Grents