Harvey’s highly anticipated single starts with the title track ‘Lost’ that comprises of a catchy vocal hook and rhythmic synth stabs to set the mood. This is layered over a straight, serious beat that has lots of energy and grit to make any speaker stack shake. ‘Find My Mind’ uses a mixture of reversed and straight hats to create a funky groove that is sprinkled with hypnotic synth stabs and a mesmerising vocal. ‘Hard To See’ uses a funky sub bass in combination with some swinging drums to create a groove that will rattle the speakers and bring the house down.

DC120 - Harvey McKay - Hard To See - Drumcode

After making waves with his recent hit Ay Papi on Cloonees HellBent label, Acid Harry makes a powerful return to Alleanza alongside Giovanni Lucchetti. Their latest collaboration, Bora Bora, is a tribal tech house cut driven by hypnotic percussion and a deep jungle male vocal, delivering raw, peak-time energy thats impossible to ignore.

Bora Bora (Extended Mix)

Ya Tu Sabe (Wellyington Remix)

For dark techno, look no further than the latest release on Funkn Deep Records by Ilija Djokovic. Masterful arpeggiated dissonance and dark, addictive synths, seductive spaces give applause to the production style and leave us wanting more. Included are 3 wicked and unique remixes by Steve Mulder, Peppelino, and Antonio Valente.

Ilija Djokovic - Lost Universe (Steve Mulder Remix) [FUNK'N DEEP]

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SCI+TEC release number four for Italian sensation Alex Mine as he returns to the flock with the impressive ‘Special Needs’ EP. Having kicked off 2016 with releases for Elevate and Phobiq, Alex looks to maintain and increase the momentum with this latest four track collection.

We’re plugged in and switched on as opener ‘Seconds’ sparks into life with its abrasive snares and relentless rises. Then we're plunged into the bubbling liquid sounds of ‘Just One Slot’, before a surprisingly soothing and deep house mood takes control on the title track. A final florish from Alex comes in the form of throbbing techno cut ‘Plug In Out’. We’re most definitely IN!

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Mark Greene's "Nineteen Ninety What?": The audio equivalent of a Global Hypercolour T-shirt and a whistle on a string! 90s tropes like ravey stabs and acid lines are here in abundance, expertly woven into a fresh, contemporary techno framework. Steve Mulder dials back the mayhem slightly on the remix, with a classy, considered interpretation.

Mark Greene - Nineteen Ninety What? (Steve Mulder Remix) [RESPEKT]

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YYR181 : Jose Baher & Bad Omen - Nobel Virginity (Original Mix)

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“One of the most exciting new dj’s / producers out of Holland”, and “Producer of 2008 Carl Cox (DJMag Top 100 Poll).


“Producer of 2010” – Eddie Halliwell (DJMag Top 100 Poll)


The talented, driven and focused dj / producer has shared the decks with some of the biggest and most respected names in the industry like Carl Cox, Sasha, Umek, Monika Kruse, Christian Smith, Cristian Varela, Marco Bailey, Michel de Hey, Carlo Lio, Steve Rachmad, Secret Cinema to name a few.


As a producer, his continues efforts in the studio have paid off. Steve has been releasing numerous quality hits, which have received global support. 


Steve has over 90 releases out and his tracks to date have received heavy support from Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Joseph Capriati, Luigi Madonna, Markantonio, Marco Bailey, Cristian Varela, Nicole Moudaber, Carlo Lio, Slam, Umek, Roberto Capuano and many many more. He has released tracks & remixes on major labels as Intec, Unrilis, Phobiq, Bush, Toolroom, MB Elektronics, Pornographic, Transmit, Nervous, Cr2, Detone, Global Underground (release featured on Global Underground mix compilation by Carl Cox) and more. From 2008 till 2016 tracks were licensed to the last 9 mix compilations by Carl Cox (including the latest Global Underground – GU38 – Black Rock Desert) and Carl Cox’ – Space Ibiza 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2016 album, Paul van Dyk’s Cream Ibiza 2008 CD, and Eddie Halliwell’s Cream Ibiza 2010 CD.


It goes without saying that Steve Mulder is spinning at all the hottest places around the world: Space – Ibiza, Womb – Tokyo, Matter – London, Sankeys – Manchester, Ministry Of Sound – London, Privilege – Ibiza, Escape – Amsterdam, Dance Valley to name a few.


He also records his own radio show called “Technation” which is aired globally on DI.FM and syndicated worldwide, and has done guest mixes on Carl Cox’ Global Radio Show, Marco Bailey’s Elektronic Force Podcast, Cristian Varela’s Pornographic Radio Show, Eddie Halliwell’s Fire It Up Radio Show, Paul van Dyk’s Vandit Sessions plus many others.


In 2014 he launched his own label – Orange Recordings – with it being one of the most fast-rising imprints and within a few months have been established as one of the most respected labels at the moment. Artists like Carl Cox, Cristian Varela, Spartaque, Spektre, Rob Hes, Gabriel D’or & Bordoy, Peter Bailey, Richie Santana and of course Steve Mulder himself have already left their orange signature by providing top-quality productions. Orange is the new black as their fans say, and moreover Steve’s long successful history, still has long and bright future in front. Keep your eyes on him!