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Oliver Dollar & long time friend Jason Hodges reunite on the next Industry Standard release. 
The guys have previously worked on tracks together including ‘Crusader’ which featured on Oli’s album ‘Another Day Another Dollar’ on Classic Music Company, which was also remixed by Riva Starr.

This latest track ‘Don’t You Lose Hope’ is a low-slung, Boompty House number, with jazzy keys, jacking snares and a spoken word vocal. It’s a late night real house groover that’s sure to get the heads locked in. The package also has an alternative mix, which is just a few clicks more hypnotic, and an alternative instrumental mix for the dubby DJ’s. 

Oliver and Jason have delivered another true house cut, the sound of Industry Standard.

Don't You Lose Hope

1. Oliver Dollar & Jason Hodges - Don't You Lose Hope (Original) [Industry Standard] IS010X

What U Doing (Mousse T Remix - Crosstown Rebels)

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What U Doing

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Low Steppa 'Your Love'

Your Love

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Delistic x Divine 'The Only One'

The Only One

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Nothing To Prove

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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)

CEV's - Constellation

Die Vögel are back.
Almost two years after their sensational debut release‚ Blaue Moschee, the arena rocking EP that’s still a permanent fixture in Sven Väth’s record bag, Die Vögel have laid another milestone in the history of club music - the Fratzengulasch EP.
Ground breaking, surreal and captivatingly timeless, this dance music doesn’t give a damn about the laws of gravity and the monotony of everyday routines. 

For some reason or another, there seems to be a sort of restricting fence around the electronic dance music scene at the moment. In true Trojan style, Die Vögel batter and ram the wall until a hole appears; a hole big enough for all the gleely squealing party people to crawl through. Out and on to freedom! It’s a brave new world and help is at hand for the weary of ear. Listen in to the dream-like canons, freely dissonant brass orchestrations and hypnotic-psychedelic beats.

The arrangements are clever, without relying on samples and tried and tested techniques. Off they stroll, Mense Reents and Jakobus Siebels, breathing in the fresh air, enjoying a clear view of a history of nocturnal dance music that goes back beyond 1986 and Chicago and is today international electronic folklore.
It was the machines that taught Die Vögel duo to play their instruments in a different way and from them the machines have learned what makes a musician tick.

That’s how songs like ‚Fratzengulasch’ come about: A tribal meditation, and a beautiful canon sung by Jakobus and Ebba Durstewitz, otherwise known as the band Ja König Ja.

Or the glorious ‚Maikäferbenzin’: There are sub binaural sounds on this track that get your brain hemispheres swinging in perfect synchronicity, on a frequency generally only experienced when in a trance. And there they’re left, swinging away until the last third of the song where an abrupt saxophone break briefly interrupts, only to deliver the listener safely back into an absolute state of bliss and felicity.

Mense and Jakobus’ brilliant Pantha du Prince remix got people wondering but even before that the question cropped up: what is this music?
DJ Koze calls it ‚Sect Funk’.
We say: Pampa style in its purest form!

Die Vögel’ album will be released at the beginning of 2012.

Die Vögel - Fratzengulasch

"Gone Cold" plunges you into a glacial expanse of echoing synths and melancholic pads, a sonic landscape where shadows dance in the fading light. 🎧 Discover extended deep house mixes and live sets on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@DeepHouse-v5g — Subscribe for hours of underground vibes!

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End Of Time (MaYloMa Remix)  Zara Larsson

Fractured Light

SHAG Edits Volume 8

Hélène Françoise

L'Atelier - Hélène Françoise

Out now: https://Toolroom.lnk.to/AlrightRemixesTS 

Thirty years ago, British youth culture was changed forever. The Summer of Love in 1988 saw House music spread like wildfire over the country, with thousands of young people dancing in fields, clubs and any spaces they could find. 

One of the tracks that truly encapsulated this magical time was Stirling Void's 'It's Alright'. Originally released on Chicago's seminal label DJ International, the spine-chilling lyrics of positivity resonated in the hearts and minds of the Acid House generation and are more relevant in today's climate than ever. To celebrate 30 years since the Summer of Love, Toolroom is proud to present a monumental remix package of this all-time classic, alongside the fully re-mastered original.

First up on remix duties is one of house music's most intriguing artists. Adesse Versions has a back catalogue of highly sought-after records, and he's treated this remix with utmost respect, keeping the track's essence and identity, but adding a new layer of raw warmth and subliminal melody. House legend DJ Spen has stepped up to the plate with his own interpretation. His jazzy, soulful keys have added a layer of polish and musicality to the track, which combine beautifully with Paris Brightledge's iconic vocals.

Boss-man Mark Knight has aimed squarely for the dancefloor. Adding energy, drive and momentum, he's created a version that can be played out in peak time sets across the globe. And finally Amine Edge & Dance bring their trademark stripped-back, bumpy grooves which will no-doubt bring this classic to the next generation of young clubbers looking to lose themselves on the dancefloor.

It’s Alright Feat. Paris Brightledge

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It’s Alright Feat. Paris Brightledge (DJ Spen DJ Spen & Reelsoul remix)

Masters At Work Featuring India ‎– Backfired (Joey Negro Club & Dubfired Mixes)

Backfired (Joey Negro Dubfired Mix)

Masters At Work Feat. India - Backfired (Joey Negro Dubfired Mix)

At Mr. Janki's

At Mr. Janki's (Original Mix)

Give It Up

Tom Caruso - Give It Up (Extended Mix)

Beatport Label of the Month - August 2017.
Top Ten Beatport House Label of 2016.
#32 in Beatport's Top House labels of 2015.
#54 in Beatports Top House labels of 2014.

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