Beef in the reef

Afraid To Feel

Relax My Eyes

I could be wrong but I feel like something could be going on

Extended Mix

COULD BE WRONG

Hayley Zalassi & Big Miz - Strange Faces

You (feat. Mall Grab)

Miracle

Miracle (with Ellie Goulding)

Little Things x Gypsy Woman

Little Things x Gypsy Woman (L BEATS MASHUP)

Charlie Work

Michael Gray: The Weekend - released on Kontor Records in December, 2004.

The Weekend

Michael Gray: The Weekend

Devotion

C O O L

C O O L (Ben Pearce Remix)

3-04 The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)

Music Sounds Better With You

Can't Wait For The Weekend

Can't Wait For The Weekend (Radio Edit) [feat. Roll Deep]

When Mike Dunn released his Classic Music Company debut ‘My House From All Angles’ last year, the album was met with critical acclaim, The Guardian writing: “God may have made him funky, but Mike Dunn has kept it going ever since.” Now, two stand out cuts from the LP are given the remix treatment, enlisting some of the label’s closest cohorts to re-work these two irresistible hip-house jams. Up first, Peppermint Jam boss Mousse T. opens the release, weaving in his signature bouncy melodies and funk-flavoured grooves into ‘If I Can’t Get Down’. Up next, Classic label-mate and house expert Oliver Dollar brings in a raw, edgier sound on his Boomty Mix of ‘DJ Beat That Shhh’, with an aptly bumping bassline. Classic label boss Luke Solomon provides his Clubland Remix of ‘If I Can’t Get Down’ next, enlisting funky guitar riffs and energetic percussion. Finally, Livin’ Proof and Barbershop Records founder Snips takes a stripped back approach to the same record, highlighting Mike’s unmistakable Windy City drawl with jazzier elements to give the mix a vintage feel. Uniting the worlds of rap and house, this remix package is a joyous celebration of what he does best, with this remix package securing its position as a house essential.

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Mike Dunn - If I Can't Get Down (Mousse T.'s Funky Shizzle Mix)

Bayside

Bayside (Radio Edit)

Stardust was a one-time musical collaborative effort consisting of producers Thomas Bangalter, Alan Braxe, and vocalist Benjamin Diamond. They released their only single and anthem, "Music Sounds Better with You", on 20 July 1998.

The video for "Music Sounds Better with You" was directed by Michel Gondry. It features a boy who has just purchased a toy plane. Back at home, while he builds his plane, he switches channels on his TV to a program which features the top 5 chart songs. Some of the music videos shown have Stardust themselves singing their new song and others, which have a resemblance of 80s music videos including Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love".

In 2018, Braxe and Diamond revealed that they and Bangalter returned to the studio to work on a remastered version of "Music Sounds Better with You" for the song’s twentieth anniversary re-release. This version is now reissued since June 28th 2019.

Music Sounds Better With You

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