Launched in 2015, SOURCE has proved itself as a headstrong label with the most varied and high quality deep house music. 2017 sees the label present itself fully restyled, scheduling an ambitious list of fresh releases pushing its familiar sound to surprising new grounds. After mystery act Mida and Danish artist Fabian Mazur recently dropped an official SOURCE Winter Mix, the label now welcomes US artist Lincoln Jesser (currently making waves with his fresh new single “Right By You”) for an exciting trip into his world of indie styled deep house. Enjoy!

Lincoln Jesser - Right By You is OUT NOW on SOURCE! Like this track? Download on Beatport or add it to your favourite Spotify/Apple Music playlist by clicking HERE: https://lincolnjesser.lnk.to/RightByYou!SSC

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Lincoln Jesser - Winter Mix 2017 - HOUSE & DEEP HOUSE

LODATO X Ally Ahern - Don't Cry is out now!

Get it here: https://source.release.link/dont-cry!SC

ZAHA has supported international artists such as Tim Engelhardt, Budakid and Luka Sambe. Her travels have landed her at boutique festivals -Subsonic, NSW and Wildwood, VIC. She has given her heart to the Burning Seed community contributing to Mind Sub, Sunset Island and Bhima the Dragon theme camps.
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'If string theory is correct, then the universe is made up of infinitesimally tiny vibrating strands of energy. Each vibrating strand emits a tone of its own.

As strands are attracted to each other, the combine to compose every single thing in existence - you, me, this page, this picture. The more strands that attach to one another the greater number of tones that are combined.

If all these tones are vibrating at once, then one might conceive of every single thing as a unique cord of music. If that's the case, then the universe is made up of music and I can not imagine a more appropriate response than dancing.'

-Lar Lubovitch