While he's turned his hand to many different styles of over the years, there's no doubting the efficiency of Jesse Rose's many well-heeled, house-tailored productions. His last album - released on his own Play It Down label - was a keen reminder of a talent that's as revered in the UK as much as it is abroad.

His first LP since he moved to LA some years ago, The Whole Twelve Inches was a fitting reminder that Rose is still more indebted to the warehouse sounds of Berlin and London than it is his all-new Hollywood surroundings. Perhaps bridging this gap however is the Play It Down boss’ new remix of fast rising LA/Berlin 3 piece The Acid’s incoming single ‘Fame’. For the uninitiated, The Acid consists of Ry X, Steve Nalepa, and the ever trailblazing Adam Freeland who have come together to form an outfit with serious pedigree. If that wasn’t somehow enough to get us onboard The Acid hype train then news that their new single would be getting reworks from DT favourites Jesse Rose and Factory Floor certainly did the trick. Due out August 11 courtesy of Infectious Music you can check out Jesse’s re-rub of ‘Fame’ ahead of release above.

Perfect for those early hours, you can expect to hear plenty of this when it land this August!

The Acid - Fame (Jesse Rose Remix)

Not much is revealed about Lovers Anonymous other than it's a newly formed collaboration between an established artist and his/her lover. "Liminal has been the soundtrack to our love affair," describing The Acid's sound as "deeply sexy". They have delivered a deep yet euphoric rework of 'Fame', their sound clearly influenced by the melodic structures of the likes of John Talabot, Caribou, Tale of Us, DFA Records and the deep house sensibility of Edu Imbernon and David August, etc.

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Fame (Lovers Anonymous Remix)

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Through his 'Coastal Breaks' mix CDs in the late Nineties, and his own Marine Parade label at the turn of the century, Adam Freeland was synonymous with the breaks & edits scene that was prevalent. As a resident at Fabric, he contributed to the renowned 'FabricLive' series as well as popular mix series 'Back To Mine' and 'Global Underground'. As an artist and remixer, he bothered the Top 40 and even earned a Grammy nomination. Living back in California now, the Brit is also part of 'The Acid', a band he's formed with Californian Steve Nalepa and Australian artist RY X. For your first working Monday of the year (probably), we asked him to make a mix from the middle of the desert for us, and answer a few questions...

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Adam Freeland: The 'Monday Is Okay' Mix

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