Here we have part 1 of two remix packs of Christian Smith&#8217;s well received &#8220;Omakase&#8221; album. The first remix is courtesy of Pig &amp; Dan. They have delivered a peak time remix of &#8220;Transition&#8221; that has been tested many times by Christian and always rocks the the house. Next up for remix duties is Sebastien Leger. Sebastien infused a healthy dosage of Detroit techno and UR (Underground Resistance) style jazz for his remix of &#8220;Tower&#8221;. Truly original and very cool! The last remix of this pack is courtesy of Dosem. He remixed &#8220;Vision&#8221; using his trademark sounds and lots of energy the way we are used to from him. Feedback essential!

Christian Smith - Vision (Dosem Remix) [Tronic]

D-Nox &amp; Beckers are back with a 2 track EP for Tronic. Musical techno is the order of the day. To spice things up we also have a Dosem remix that gives the original &#8216;Tiramisu&#8217; track a healthy dosage of energy. Enjoy and play out loud.Ramon Tapia is back with release two on his new Say What? imprint.The title track Vagabonds is a floating track which builds through trippy layers of sound snippets and straight forward percussions. Finding it&#8217;s peak moment in a close to spiritual explanation of the meaning of VIP.Run Time is a dark excursion into the depths of a powerful techno construct. A marching groove drives the track through a jungle like atmosphere. A sound that reminds you of the tripod siren alert horn from the movie W

D-Nox & Beckers - Tiramisu (Dosem Remix) [Tronic]

Uto&#8217;s latest outing on his own Agile Recordings kicks off with an ultra-sensual rhythm section before letting the sly bassline set the tone and the quirky percussion intertwine with discordant synths and vocal snippets.&nbsp; On the first rework of &#8220;Reflective&#8221;, we have none other than the mighty Dosem who fattens things up, mangles the original&#8217;s vocal edits and then adds his trademarked melodic chords for a more nostalgic feel. Closing up, Paride Saraceni&#8217;s percussion-led version of the same track boasts commanding stabs, while the rubber-band bass holds everything together in style.

Uto Karem - Reflective (Dosem Remix) [Agile Recordings]

When Mauro Picotto&#8217;s enormous New Time New Place landed in 2003, it came as one of the pioneering Italian techno producer&#8217;s most stunning tracks yet. 10 years on and it still sounds incredibly fresh and unlike any other track, fizzing with rampant synth energy, thumping beats and delightfully warped, ultra-melodic riffs. It&#8217;s lost none of its charisma or power over time, and still does the damage on a contemporary dancefloor. Great Stuff are bringing back this classic for a new generation, along with three immense remixes.

Dosem comes fresh from big releases for the likes of Intec Digital armed with an absolutely killer groove, laden with chugging sub bass and bouncy percussion. He teases the original&#8217;s soaring chord progression in and out of focus, making for a tensely contrasted version.

Holland&#8217;s Egbert goes heavy on the cowbell and makes the most out of the original&#8217;s manifold refrains, extracting the maximum energy from the sounds therein and fusing them to a funk-fuelled groove that fans of Joris Voorn will likely appreciate. His remix builds pleasingly, utilising the original&#8217;s parts in gradual fashion to reach a fever pitch.

Gary Beck has other ideas, however. He loops the riffs into submission, slowly building a steamroller of a groove that&#8217;s got pace and lots of classic techno weight. The cymbal rides are tough, the bass is murky and dark, and it&#8217;s one for those who likes things tough and heads-down.

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