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DER0017: Luca Abayan - Steady State (Original Mix, Andreas Moris Remix, Yonsh Remix)

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DER0017: Luca Abayan - Steady State (Original Mix)

What if we told you that you could enjoy the sound of tomorrow today, would you be interested? Forgive for getting all Morpheus on you - that's the black guy from The Matrix for all you teeny boppers out there - but we're a little bit excited here at Data Transmission HQ and Italian producer Lehar's latest production, Number One Hero,  is to blame. 

Making his debut on Diynamic’s sister label 2DIY4, we've been unable to get his new single - or its two accompanying remixes - off our office playlist since it arrived in our bulging inbox last month and so set about securing one of the record's three incarnations for exclusive premiere. 

Unfortunately for us, we were given the opportunity to have our pick of the litter. Much head scratching then ensued and after multiple shouting matches and a narrowly won vote, the ayes had it and we decided that Cologne producer Peter Pardeike's rework was ever so slightly more our cup of tea. That's not to say we don't love Engrave LTD boss Musumeci's version, we do, and with both are set to pick up heavy play in a club near you soon, we're sure you will too. Until then check out you can stream Pardeike's rerub above. You'll be glad you did.

Lehar - Number One Hero (Peter Pardeike Remix)

Next up on Sleazy Deep and their hot new label series Sleazy Tech comes London based duo K & K.

They have been gaining momentum for their productions and already signed to D-Vine Sounds, Nervous Records & Mark Radford’s Audio Rehab & Plus Recordings and now with their Sleazy Tech debut Peaceful Crowd. After the lads gave the original out to a select few,  there has been so much buzz surrounding the release.  ATFC, Grant Nelson, Low Steppa & The Shapeshifters all asking for a copy personally and their good friend Sam Divine claiming it as her Ibiza & festival anthem for 2016.

With its very well known M1 piano sample that we all know and love, plus the genius use of sampling Steve “Silk” Hurley’s voice from an old interview about house music and that it’s always had a peaceful crowd. K & K really deliver an anthem for today’s dance-floor, 90’s & jacked up tech house for the masses which will be getting smashed for months if not years to come !!! To close this killer package off we have another belter from the lads in Can You. With it’s moody jackin’ bassline, catchy vocal hooks and driving house beats it completes this must have release for any big house & tech DJ.

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