★★★★★April dancing tunes Set ★★★★★

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Professor Genius - Time of the Assassins (Steve Moore Remix)

Having nurtured the precious and insular little flower that is Youandewan over the course of a number of remixes and headline slots at their own label parties around the world, Hypercolour now allow Leeds based Ewan Smith to flourish into his first full release in more than a year.

Appropriately arriving on the cultured HypeLTD, the four tracks find him moping in dreamy
melodies, lazy underwater beats and soothing circular rhythms.

Opener ‘Disarray’ features the producer’s trademark knocking beats under liquid synths that
plunge down into melancholy before rising up through the horizon like a mid-winter sun. A
female coo adds more heavy heartedness in the subtlest of ways and Smith manages to coax
some sweet sadness from his TR303 before ‘Awn’ stands a bit more proud. The pads are lush,
the 707 percussion feather light and the beats splutter and stutter as another deft sample adds
an element of heavenly vocal purity.

On the flip, ‘Undrstnd’ has a bed of buried deep kicks à la Fred P, the light dusting of percussion
comes from off in the distance and eventually an untethered, oversized square bassline sprays
about and starts a chain reaction where pools of synths implode and explode in vast underwater
caves. ‘0500’ is another of Smith’s more direct cuts, frictionless kick-clap combos echo off to
infinity below you as panning, spiralling synths and lush splashes of hi hats work to suspend you right in the midst of it all. On the cusp of breaking through since forever, this EP will likely be the assured sonic statement that sees Youandewan properly enter the discerning public’s conscious at large.

Youandewan - Disarray EP

Dusky - What I Never Knew

Download on iTunes: http://bit.ly/178VjZP 
Download on Beatport: http://btprt.dj/11wRutu 

Celebrating their 15th anniversary, Milk & Sugar are looking back on a successful career as DJ's and producers. 
After having another no.1 UK club charts success with "Let The Sun Shine", Milk & Sugar are releasing their third single "Tell Me Why" from their anniversary album "15 Years of Milk & Sugar - One And A Half Decades", including a massive remix by Ben Delay. 
Release date end of march 2013

OUT NOW: Milk & Sugar - Tell Me Why (Ben Delay Remix)

DJ Koze - Nices Wölkchen feat. Apparat

Buy it at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-time-new-place-egbert/id627528059

When Mauro Picotto&#8217;s enormous New Time New Place landed in 2003, it came as one of the pioneering Italian techno producer&#8217;s most stunning tracks yet. 10 years on and it still sounds incredibly fresh and unlike any other track, fizzing with rampant synth energy, thumping beats and delightfully warped, ultra-melodic riffs. It&#8217;s lost none of its charisma or power over time, and still does the damage on a contemporary dancefloor. Great Stuff are bringing back this classic for a new generation, along with three immense remixes.

Dosem comes fresh from big releases for the likes of Intec Digital armed with an absolutely killer groove, laden with chugging sub bass and bouncy percussion. He teases the original&#8217;s soaring chord progression in and out of focus, making for a tensely contrasted version.

Holland&#8217;s Egbert goes heavy on the cowbell and makes the most out of the original&#8217;s manifold refrains, extracting the maximum energy from the sounds therein and fusing them to a funk-fuelled groove that fans of Joris Voorn will likely appreciate. His remix builds pleasingly, utilising the original&#8217;s parts in gradual fashion to reach a fever pitch.

Gary Beck has other ideas, however. He loops the riffs into submission, slowly building a steamroller of a groove that&#8217;s got pace and lots of classic techno weight. The cymbal rides are tough, the bass is murky and dark, and it&#8217;s one for those who likes things tough and heads-down.

Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - New Time New Place (Dosem Remix)

OUT NOW: http://btprt.dj/17r5Rzh

Adrian Hour has been providing some outstanding tracks for Toolroom Records over the past year, with ‘Shoot To Thrill’ proving a firm favourite on La Terraza at Space and ‘Ethno’ on the recent ‘Rhythm Distrikt 03’ compilation having wowed the Toolroom faithful. Adrian Hour now cements this success with his debut solo release on Toolroom Records, his ‘Speaking Groove EP’.

With a penchant for quality techno and tech house tunes, Adrian Hour’s ‘Speaking Groove EP’ carries that trademark techy sound throughout its three tracks. Leading the EP, ‘Speaking Groove’ is a dark and atmospheric track with a cool groove, rolling bass and reverb-laden vocals that combine to create an accomplished tech tune. Next up, ‘Old Future’ balances the metallic bite of the percussion with a throbbing bass and throws in a distorted vocal sample that echoes around the track at choice moments; this is one for the dancefloor. Concluding the EP, ‘She’ is an encapsulating track that draws the listener in with a hypnotising melody layered over a soft bass with minimal and precise percussion. Taken together, these tracks create a techy soundscape for you to sink into.

A star in the making, get your hands on Adrian Hour’s ‘Speaking Groove EP’.

Adrian Hour - She - OUT NOW

Ahead of the release of *Moda Black Vol. II* mixed by label bosses *Jaymo & Andy George*, UK imprint *Moda Black* via ONELOVE for Aust & NZ,  drop a four track EP featuring exclusive tracks from *Danny Daze & Maxxi Soundsystem, Huxley, Hot Since 82 & Habischman* and *Jaymo* and *Andy* themselves. 

Taking in some of the finest names around, the *Moda Black Vol. II* compilation is comprised entirely of exclusive tracks and drops in May, but this sampler picks some of the (many) highlights and neatly packages them up for your delight.

Having gone from bright young things to one of modern house music’s flag bearers in the past five years, *Jaymo & Andy George* are in rare form. DJ’s, producers, keen-eared label bosses, organisers of the much famed Moda parties and hosts of their own US radio show, the polymathic British duo have become synonymous with quality electronic music. 

Jay and Andy drop ‘*Remember’* – a sleek, modern house cut with warm FM bass and a cascading tapestry of overlaid chords and pads that is as powerful as it is deep. 
*Huxley* continues his superb reputation with the rattling swagger of *‘Diesel’* while the indomitable *Hot Since 82* teams up with *Habischman* for the moody vocal epic that is *‘Leave Me’*. *Danny Daze & Maxxi Soundsystem* pair up for the hotly anticipated ‘Karoline’ laying on their utterly unique skewed funk. 


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Hot Since 82 & Habischman - Leave Me

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