Tech House

Detlef - Daxx (Original mix) - Moon Harbour

Back in July, Russ Yallop released the artfully dark & dirty, trippy 'The Journey' on Crosstown Rebels, featuring the high and haunting vocals of Aimee Sophia. Now getting the remix treatment by Melokolektiv, the rising French production duo craft a more driving techy groove that keeps the sinister atmosphere of the original but weaves in alternative textures with streaks of acid and melodic bleeps. On the B-side Russ Yallop revisits his original tracks and offers up a full-bodied dub of 'The Journey' as well as a wonky tech dub version of 'How I Feel' feat Belle.

CRM113R Russ Yallop feat. Aimee Sophia - The Journey (Melokolektiv Remix)

VIVa MUSiC Limited's 30th release comes from Denney. Here you can hear the preview of one of the tracks, Arabian Nights.

VIVALTD030 /// Denney - Arabian Nights

Vakmatt

SAVED100

RELEASE DATE 10th March

14) Robert Dietz - Anger Management

Robert Dietz - Anger Management (Original)

Preview's from VIVa106, Steve Lawler's 'Do Ya' EP. 

Digital Release - March 12th 2014: http://www.beatport.com/release/do-ya/1265945

Gold Vinyl Release - March 24th: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/steve-lawler-do-ya/523612-01/

VIVa106 /// Steve Lawler - Do Ya (Hot Since 82 Remix)

dOP - Close Up (Catz'n Dogz Remix)   *PREVIEW*

New single from me featuring the wonderful Nikolaj Manuel Vorsild of When Saints go Machine fame on vocals. I've been testing this out for a while and it just goes down like crazy.

Out On Beatport
http://www.beatport.com/release/speicher-79/1318746

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Papageno (ft Waa Industry) Teaser

06/10/14
Collection D
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1. &ME - Blitz (Rampa & Re.You aka RAR Remix)
2. Dennis Cruz & Yamil - La Negra Cimba (Dub Mix)
3. Rob Cockerton - Girls & Boys
4. Lancaster - Guilty
5. Macromism - Don’t Say Back
6. Denney & Guthrie - 1A
7. Vanjee - So What The Funk
8. Geddes - Standup
9. PROJECT AKC - Ibu Oka
10. Sabb & Dimitri Nakov - Unconditional (Feat. NASA)

Saved Records present the fourth installment of their acclaimed collection sampler series, “Collection D”. Featuring a diverse selection of artists; only two of which are close members of the Saved family, the ten-track collection welcomes a host of new friends with a heavy focus on new and emerging talent. Perfectly summing up the ethos of the label, these fresh producers unleash a collection of uncompromising, underground club-leaning bombs.

Regular Saved cohort &ME gets the collection underway with label-mates Rampa and Re.You’s fresh remix of ‘Blitz’, Sabb returns to the label following an EP earlier this year and Rob Cockerton, a permanent fixture behind the decks at Saved parties over the years, puts his first record out here. Mulletover’s Geddes makes his first appearance on Saved with the frenetic “Standup” just as rising Italian duo Macromism, New York’s Vanjee, Lancaster and Denney & Guthrie all make their Saved debuts.

Collection D has a stripped back and heady aesthetic running throughout its entirety. Jacking beats, driving basslines and pumping 303 rhythms feature heavily, creating a spine of powerful bottom end sonics. There is plenty of energy, old school vibes and a darker edge on display across the ten tacks too, making this the most underground collection of the series yet.

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&ME - Blitz [Rampa & Re.You aka RAR remix](128kbps Soundcloud Edit)

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M.A.N.D.Y. - Obsessed

For Steve, DJing and electronic music has always been in his blood, his fascination for electronic music came about from his early child hood with exposure to synth pop bands Ultravox, Eurythmics and Japan and other bands with a similar electronic sound.  

During his teens Steve became aware of a new music that was taking the underground by storm, Hip Hop and it's Electro sibling. Steve's interest in these genres took an interesting new twist when he met a friend who introduced him to scratch mixing; from there investments were made in Technics turntables, multitrack recorders and drum machines -- the musical journey was well under way.  

In the mid to late eighties Steve learnt the basics of production with limited resources and recorded a few Hip Hop demos in a bigger local recording studio, taking rough ideas that had been created in the bedroom and then working them up in a professional environment. 

Then a November night in 1989 was to change Steve's outlook on music forever, "I had a lot of older friends who had been to Ibiza and came back with stories of amazing experiences in open air superclubs, some had ridden their luck and stayed the whole Summer, they were all talking about this amazing music scene and spiritual vibe on the Island"... 

Oakenfold, Holloway, Rampling and Walker came back from the very same experience and decided to try and create this special vibe back in London, Schoom and Future were born and the rest is History. "I remeber getting dragged up to Heaven one night to go to this night called Future, Paul Oakenfold and Nancy Noise were playing, the experience was profound and changed my whole musical outlook in one night." 

After that there was no looking back, the Hip Hop records got tossed to one side and House Music was on the weekly shopping list. "I seemed to have a natural gift for beat mixing. I don't know whether the scratch mixing gave me an edge in the learning process, but to me it was like falling off a log". 

By chance Steve met a young aspring DJ called Oliver MacGregor and a mutual passion for music sparked a friendship which would prove to stand the test of time. Oliver's involvement as manager at Plastic Fantastic records led to great friendships within the industry and an education in House Music and DJing.  

In recent times Steve has worked very hard to become a producer and engineer in the complete sense, from writing to mastering and in control of the whole production process from start to finish. His styles are influenced by good music essentially and cover House, Tech and Techno.

Tech House

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