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From ambient soundscapes, down-tempo vocal tracks and slo-mo house, through to deliciously deep experiments, firing tech-house and acid grooves, “It Is What It Is”, the supremely exciting double-disc debut artist album from Stelios Vassiloudis, was released on Bedrock at the tail end of 2011. Then, at the height of summer 2012, came the first of a planned series of album remix packages featuring interpretations from some of the most exciting producers from around the world, fittingly titled “It Was What It Was”. Now, at the start of 2014, comes the next highly anticipated, super-exciting selection of remixes.

The original album is rich with the many vocal talents it hosts, one of the most glorious contributions coming from Astrid Suryanto on “Feed”, giving Russ Gabriel (whose name has been synonymous with UK Techno since 1993) the perfect backdrop to create an absolutely beautiful, fresh interpretation. The brilliant One Of Them (aka New York based Niko Dalagelis) continues with the beauty theme, taking the vocal contribution of Japan’s Tomomi Ukomori on “Green Is Blue” into a deeply chilled house excursion, whilst the Japanese music master, Satoshi Tomiie, interprets things a more upbeat manner that is equally enthralling for his remix.

Guy J’s work is always touched with a magic and emotion that few rival and his remix of “I Burn Like” is yet another example of why his productions are so special. This time the distinctive original vocals of Darren Murphy are meshed into a deeply hypnotic journey. In contrast, Wiretappeur (the production partnership between Florian Kruse, Nils Nurnberg and Stelios himself) turn “I Burn Like” into a seductive slo-mo vocal house masterpiece.

Dieb Audio’s John Dalagelis (brother of the aforementioned Niko) was heavily involved in the original album project and returns here with a delightfully adventurous, jazz-influenced, widescreen techno take on “Repetition”. The superb selection of creative remixes is brought to a finale with India’s Arjun Vagale joining forces with Spain’s Ramiro Lopez to put together a frenetic percussive acid interpretation of “What's That” (odd one out here as the original track first appeared on the Bedrock 14 compilation album).

Anyone open to the emotions on display here really should check out “It Is What It Is”, the original debut artist album by Stelios Vassiloudis, as it is much more than a collection of great tracks. It’s an exceptionally exciting, bold and brave body of music that defiantly stands the test of time, beyond fickle trends and fashions, and remains a benchmark release from Bedrock to this day.

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Sutter - Summer Soul Mix 2025

Next on deck for our Beretta Music FM Mix series, is friend and peer Eric Sutter aka Sutter.  

Sutter didn’t grow up dreaming of DJ booths or festival stages—he just fell hard for music. After commandeering his mom’s record crate filled with Michael, Janet, Stevie, and Whitney, his early love for hip-hop and R&B evolved into a deep obsession with underground house music. Inspired by Detroit’s legendary Motor Lounge and the first Detroit Electronic Music Festival, Sutter started throwing parties in Flint around 2003. He learned to DJ by necessity, surrounded by music and DJs, getting booked before he could even properly mix—his ear for track selection carried him through. Years of throwing events with the Disfresh crew sharpened his skills and led to the founding of [something clever] with longtime friends Jeremy Poling and Nesto in 2010, cementing his role in Michigan’s underground scene.

Sutter’s style blends deep house, disco, jackin’ beats, and soulful throwbacks, all stitched together by his signature vocal-heavy edits. From playing alongside legends like Mark Farina, Colette, and DJ Heather to introducing Detroit to first-time appearances by artists like Lovebirds and Eats Everything, Sutter has become a trusted curator of vibe-heavy, unforgettable sets. He’s held residencies at key Detroit venues, landed national bookings, and helped shape Movement weekend traditions like the beloved Prelude party. A DJ at heart with a growing catalog of releases on respected house labels, Sutter continues to keep floors moving and parties alive—always guided by one rule: make the girls dance.

Insta: https://www.instagram.com/sutter.detroit/


Tracklisting: 
1. Miguel Campbell - Rescue Me (Original Mix)
2. Serious 2 - My All (Miguel Campbell Remix)
3. JT Donaldson, Liv.e - Stay Inside (Extended Mix)
4. Maverick, Sabre, Jorja Smith - Slow Down (feat. Jorja Smith)(Vintage Culture & Slow Motion Extended Remix)
5. Crusy, Lubo - Fallin (Extended Mix)
6. Ivan Gough, NEIMY, Chloe Wilson - 200 Years (Quibko Remix)
7. Henry Navarro - Dark Sides (Original Mix)
8. Josh Butler - No Joke (Original Mix)
9. Raphael Doerner - Colorblind
10. Eric Sutter - Ride Of Your Life (Original Mix)
11. Yamagucci, Mary Jane (US) - Please You (Original Mix)
12. Ama, Kevin McKay - It Ain't Right (Original Mix)
13. Mario Cruz - Off Center (Peter Brown Remix)
14. Kevin McKay, Notelle, Eppers - On My Own (Extended Mix)
15. Eric Sutter - Nude Eepness (Original Mix)
16. Ferreck Dawn, Stevie Appleton, Millean - Change Your Mind (feat. Stevie Appleton)(Extended Mix)
17. Sharam Jey, MODBIT - Perfect Love (Extended Mix)
18. Evan Rhodes - The Packard Plant (Original Mix)

Beretta Music FM Mix - Eric Sutter

House Connection 2 is an amazing mix of Chicago and LA house from back in the earlier days of warehouse parties in the U.S. An iconic mix of 2 of the best DJs coming together during the best era of warehouse parties.

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Eric Sutter & Jeremy Poling - [something clever] - Live In Detroit - Spring 2012

Eric Sutter & Jeremy Poling have been DJing closely together for the better part of the last half decade. After spending countless nights long into the mornings, these two have become quite a duo. Using a wide range of deep house and techno, they really deliver a mix, layered with influences that keep you interested.

Sutter & Jeremy Poling - Live in Detroit - Spring 2012

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Body Mechanic goes back to his ghettotech roots with this 30 minute mix. Featuring music from DJ Guy, Sluggo, DJ Deeon, Electrfunk Recods, DTM, Body Mehanic, James Pennington, Los Hermanos and more - #DetroitShit

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A1. Luca Bacchetti - A Night In Nassau 
A2. Ben Pearce - What I Might Do - Bonar Bradberry Remix 

B1.Smash TV - Matthew Pervert - Coyu Remix 
B2.Hollen - Monitores 

A1. Luca Bacchetti - A Night In Nassau

A2. Ben Pearce - What I Might Do - Bonar Bradberry Remix

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Sutter - Stay Up - We Luv Movement Live Stream 5.22.20

Sutter wasnt born with headphones, or knew he was destined to make people dance at age 3, or any other lame cliches to make a bio sound cool. He did take over his mom’s crate of records filled with Michael, Janet, Stevie, and Whitney pretty young. Big love for hip-hop and R&B as a teenager, but once he discovered underground house music, he turned the radio off and never really looked back. 

Detroits underground music scene, iconic Motor Lounge and the first Detroit Electronic Music Festival were the driving forces behind crafting his own parties back in Flint around 2003. He never really set out to be a DJ, but when you find yourself surrounded by DJ’s, you kinda just learn to DJ. Sutter got booked for gigs before he could even mix. His track selection is what kept him in rotation until his hands stopped shaking every time he put a needle on a record in front of people.	By teaming up with the Disfresh event label, and after countless weekends of non-stop music and years of curating events with the crew, he learned to tighten up his mix. He quickly carved out a name in the underground as a go-to house head. His next big move came in 2010 by co-founding their current creative home base [something clever]; with forever homies Jeremy Poling & Nesto. Sutter’s played just about every spot from Detroit to Grand Rapids on lineups with major players like Mark Farina, Colette, Miguel Migs, Fred Everything, DJ Heather, and Justin Martin to drop a few favorites, but the list goes on. He’s worked to bring new and edgy artists to Detroit for thier first time appearances like Lovebirds, Sonny Fodera, Benoit & Sergio, and Eats Everything. Holding residencies at Detroit’s Oslo, Whiskey Disco, and Northern Lights Lounge and playing on festival lineups like Tec-troit, City Lights Music Festival, and Land Of NOD, with national bookings in Chicago, LA, Miami, and Buffalo, Sutter has secured his position as a seasoned vet of the game. 

His sound lives in the pocket between deep and disco to jackin’ party pumpers, and soulful panty-droppers—all bridged by vocal-heavy edits and throwback samples. With a rooted love for old school hip-hop and R&B, his fan favorite annual OG House mix series features classics from his youth reworked into house edits. This influence comes through his sets while guided by one rule—Rule #1: Make the girls dance. Those who know Sutter can recognize his sound within the first few tracks—deep, vibey, unapologetically soulful, and built to quickly fill a dance floor. 

Sutter’s name is synonymous with unforgettable parties—from legendary loft weekend ragers (yes, the turntables really hung from the ceiling) to iconic pajama jam house parties, monthly club series, NYE blowouts, and Movement weekend gatherings that are now part of Detroit’s underground lore. For over a decade, Prelude has signaled the unofficial kickoff to Movement weekend—a guaranteed vibe, expertly curated by the [something clever] trio and Infiltr8:Celebr8’s own Atnarko.

Sutter’s a DJ first, but he’s shadowed John Johr and Hugh Cleal in the studio, and has since built a respectable discography. (Eric) Sutter’s early production has dropped on labels like D-Records, Coyote Cuts, Open Bar, and Deep Hype Sounds. His recent cuts can be found on House Global Alliance (and HGA Deep), World Sound Trax, Stay Up, Evolve, Twists of Time and 4E&A Records tuned up with remixes by heavy hitters Andrew Emil, Henry Navarro, Andrew Macari and more.

These days, you’re just as likely to find Sutter on a boat as behind the decks—but always ready to show up when his name is called, Henny in hand. 

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