Throw (Slam's RTM Remix)

Sidney Charles - Ruffline (Original Mix)

Riva Starr & Oliver Dollar feat. Mikey V - Snatch! OFF 071 is the latest release on Snatch! Records.

Buy/Stream: https://music.snatchrecords.com/snatchoff071

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Snatch! OFF 071

About The Music (Extended Mix)

01 Riva Starr & Oliver Dollar Feat. Mikey V - About The Music (Extended Mix) [Snatch! Records]

Pulled from the vaults of Ballroom Records, Sequoia by Kaiser Souzai, remixed by Marco Lys, appears on TEN: The Archive Series, Pt. 3 — a collection dedicated to the label’s deeper, groove-driven club tracks.

Blending percussion and hypnotic flow, the track channels the subtle energy that defines Ballroom’s Minimal / Deep Tech and Tech House roots.

TEN: The Archive Series, Pt. 3

Sequoia (Marco Lys Remix)

"What the hell IS that?" (in case you were wondering what Steve & Bill were saying in the thumbnail image.)  

As ever, working on Interbay tracks in the Lab is pure science of discovery.  You can have an aim in mind but what you end up with is probably going to be nothing like what you thought you were going to get.  And that is certainly true of today's Interbay track--so, the title of "You Know What It Is?" is spot on.  

(The answer being "This is the new sound."  Though, to be honest, I'd say that most of the sounds in this track aren't all that new.  Perhaps the combination of all of these sounds is new.  To me, it just sounds like Interbay.)

I wanted to produce a hiphouse track.  Some of my favorite years of being a club dj were when hiphouse was big--combining the energy of house music with elements of hip hop was exactly what I was looking for when it started happening.  I've always felt like the genre wasn't given the respect it deserved and most of the artists who made it are completely unknown to the kids of today, who might really enjoy it.  (Or, perhaps I'm projecting a bit...simply because I have so much fondness for it.)  

Doesn't matter quite so much, because I really didn't end up with a hiphouse track.  

As usual, a whole stew of ingredients got tossed into the pot and heated up.  Some tribal house drums, some disco drums and keys, some afrohouse percussion and vocals.  And then I Interbay'd all over it, with glitchy strings and a radio static inspired keyboard sound...and tempo and pitch twisted vocal snips from a sort-of-hiphouse track made in the UK, a track that was very popular for me in my dj sets back then...but almost unknown now.  Sadly.  (But, it probably means that Icarus won't be bothered.)  

There's a bit of lo-fi vibe in this track too--which probably has more to do with my occasional impatience in getting a track from the Labs and presented here on SoundCloud than a purposeful attempt to do a lo-fi afro disco hiphouse tune.  

I hope you like whatever this is.  (You know what it is--it's the new sound!)  

Give it a listen.  Give it a like.  Repost it, share it, add it to a plyalist, comment on it.  Go ahead, bend it, spindle it, and mutilate it if you feel you must.  Just knowing someone else has heard this track makes this old hiphouse fan but evidently incapable of actually making hiphouse music producer feel more connected--which is nice.  

I also encourage you to follow this page (join the--as I type this out, it changes up and down so often) 251 others who have done so.  I hope that they've done so in order to follow these daily Interbay track drops--yes, daily.  A new track drops every single day--and has for well over a year now.  This schedule allows me to incorporate different styles and blur various genre styles together.  (Which reminds me, been awhile since a proper post-punk or cyberpunk track.)    

And, if you've read this far.  Thanks!  (...that's all.  Just thanks.)  

"You Know What It Is? (The New Sound)" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

We want you to get together… 
@catzndogz pay homage to one of the most iconic live vocals in house music history, and 
unwittingly drop one of the biggest tracks of the summer in the process. Often sampled, seldom 
explicitly credited, the @pets_recordings partners develop the legacy by clearing the sample as an official remix. 
People, we proudly present Marlena Shaw – Woman Of The Ghetto (Catz ‘N Dogz Remix) Here’s 
what the guys have to say about it. 
“Everybody knows the vocal sample from the St.Germain record ‘Rose Rouge’, but a lot of people 
don’t know the original track is by Marlene Shaw, from a live performance she did back in the days. 
It’s been sampled by a lot of other people like Bob Sinclar, Grandmaster Flash and the famous 90s hit 
from Blue Boy. We have a lot of memories with this vocal because we were growing up in the 90s. 
That’s why we decided to do our take on this one. The first time we played it on a big festival we 
were shocked how well it works… That’s why we decided to release it officially, along with a second 
version that’s more stripped-down and based only on the conga and djembe rhythms.” 
Rattling rhythms, hypnotic percussion, an acid line straight from the gutter of the ghetto and one of 
the greatest voices in soul history; this is nothing short of essential. 
Put your hands together one time…

credits:
The Verve Music Group, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 
Under Exclusive License to Pets Recordings

Woman of The Ghetto (Catz 'n Dogz Beat Remix)

Marlena Shaw - Woman of the ghetto (Catz 'n Dogz Remix) [PETS Recordings]

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David Macias aka Cratebug is the latest addition to the Classic Music Company family. Luke Solomon, Derrick Carter and Honey Dijon have been championing Cratebug edits for a few years now, whilst among the DJ edits world he has become a bit of an enigma, his most notable edit being one with Jamie 3:26 entitled ‘Hit It n Quit It’. Looking for a perfect opportunity to feature Cratebug on the label, Classic jumped at the chance when David sent Luke ‘Melondrop’. The track carries all the flavour of one of Cratebugs’ classic edits but with some added madness to boot. Re-edited by Luke Solomon himself, this is set to be added to the list of Classic pumpers for life.

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Cratebug 'Melondrop' (Chicago Mix)

For more info on this track, head here: http://manager.complex.com/music/2017/12/premiere-franky-rizardo-call-upon-me

Premiere: Franky Rizardo - Call Upon Me

Call Upon Me (Original Mix) ‎
» Franky Rizardo «
» CALL UPON ME «

Label: Rejected
Katalog: REJ072
BPM: 124 
Released: 15 Dez 2017
Genre: House

» What a year it's been for Franky Rizardo. With a strong presence on Defected (including a highly coveted In TheHouse curation session) and massive EPs on the likes of Circus and Abode, hes now set to sign the year out in style on Rejected. One of the most successful and heavily ID'd tracks in label boss Joris Voorn's sets since the summer, 'Call Upon Me' is all about subtle senses and stages of elevation. Strutting with a classic house jack, theres an ageless Chi-town swing to the walking bassline as we roll deeper and deeper into the groove. Suddenly a springy key riff pops up on the vibe horizon and becomes the foremost focus of the track rising and rising and rising some more with a delicious build-up that keeps on giving for longer than usual deep house conventions would have you believe. Paying off with a simple but crucial staccato twist on the keys, and even more juice in the rolling bassline bedrock, it's one of those tracks that total disarms and dancefloor and blindsides them with a whole new sense of energy. Playful, powerful and positive; the perfect way to end a perfect year for Franky. « (source: https://goo.gl/1qj1hb)

Call Upon Me

Franky Rizardo - Call Upon Me (Original Mix)

Rogue Keys EP

Rogue Keys (Original Mix)

"Since 2011 and his ubiquitous, monstrous Beatport #1, "Doin' Ya Thing", Berlin's Oliver $ has been a name to watch. There is an art to making records that are so effective yet at the same time so simple, and when it comes to putting them together, Oliver $ is one of world's best. For this remix, he doesn't mess with the formula and fixes Roman's paean to lost love to one serious tribal groove. Add a system shaking baseline and some special fx and there you have it. Simple. Effective. Massive." (Glasgow Underground)

Support from: Noir, Paul Woolford, Tim Sweeney, Leon (French Express), Mosca, Laurent Garnier, Robert Dietz, Michael Mayer, Orde (Slam), Freeform Five, Russ Chimes, Grum, Cram, Ramon Tapia, Homework, Phonique, Deetron, Tim Vita, Brodinski, Severino, Tom Flynn, Untold, Mark E, Justin Sloe / Culprit, Nolan, Rocky, Midland, Joakim, Mosca, Grum, Llorca, Ramin/Mild Pitch, Edu Imbernon, Dave Aju, Russ Yallop, Knightlife, Cosmonauts, Boris Dlugosh, Jozif, ATFC, Luke Pompey, Baunz, Marco (Lunar City Express), Drop Out Orchestra, Rob Mello, Jamie Anderson, Junior Sanchez, Andi Durrant, Master-H, Alex Arnout, Larry Tee, Dimitri (Ushuaia), Sam Russo

Romanthony - Let Me Show You Love (Oliver $ Main Mix)

Snatch! is Riva Starr’s first label project and the aim behind it is to push new talents and well-established forward thinking producers. Expect slamming fresh house cuts from some of the most exciting talent in the scene.

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