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Tech house flip of Don Miguelo’s viral Latin hit ‘Y Que Fue’ 

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Don Miguelo - Y Que Fue (Dvlex Edit)

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Joseph Edmund is an underground House and Techno Dj / Producer from the musical City of Manchester. He has been hailed as one to watch by two major players Joseph started djing at the age of 19 and has played at some of Manchester’s top venues including Gorilla and Sankey’s where he often stole the show with his passionate and very unique sets. He has notably been recognised by Mark Jenykns as a future house hold name with already having regular support on BBC Radio 1 from Monki and Danny Howard. Joseph continues to rise and gathers momentum with each release gaining more and more support from ravers and djs alike. Here he kicks off with “ Temptations EP" , a superbly pressurised Minimal tracks that locks you into the groove and introducing a warped and twisted lead synths. The drums never let up and keep marching forwards as a driving bassline and miniature explosions of cosmic keys light up the whole tracks.

Buy on Beatport:
https://www.beatport.com/release/temptations-ep/2961048

Premiere: Joseph Edmund - Vibrations [Deeperfect Records]

K-Mack debuts in Cocoa with two original tracks and one big remix by Jholeyson.

COC040 : K-Mack - Rev-Up (Jholeyson Remix)

LEON & Leonardo Gonnelli - Boosta Us (The Mekanism Remix)

VA supported by Jamie Jones, Marco Carola, Paco Osuna, Hector Couto, Tim Baresko, Reelow, Yaya Joseph Edmund, Joey Daniel & many more.

With parties across the world being locked down the 2020 Summer party season has been cast into doubt, here is THUNDR's remedy a carefully selected VA comprising of Industry faithfuls, residents and ones to watch bringing the sound of Ibiza straight to your door step.

From the bumping rhythms of Funk Cartel's 'Don Vincenzo' to the staccato, wobbling funk of Marcellus' 'Rhythm' this VA is all about
grooves. Subtle, stripped down cuts like King-D & Nelson's 'Ronati', Ben Murphy's Jamie Jones supported 'The End' and Norm T's 'The Locomotive'sit alongside detailed, rhythmic work from rising star Ellie Cocks and Lotrax while Ian Sound closes out the release with loopy flair.

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Norm T - The Locomotive (Original Mix)

Ben Murphy - The End (Original Mix)

Making his return to the label in blistering fashion, Italian talent Ettore Pagani is joined by fellow countryman I.g.n.a., as they deliver their ‘Come Back’ EP. Boasting two originals and a remix from Midlands-based artist J Matin, the EP comes equipped from wall to wall with archetypal Libero goodness.

Leading the way, ‘Come Back’ wastes no time in unleashing the pounding low-frequency sub-bass that drives the track forward. Shuffled rhythm and offbeat percussive licks give it added flair and pave the way for its climatic transitions - setting the stage for some hard-hitting drops.

Delivering his impressive spin on the original, J Matin’s remix of the title track fuses a distinctive UK Deep Tech signature with that hypnotic Italo-groove. The subtle addition of rave-inspired sounds gives the remix an effective element of surprise, adding to the track’s already enjoyable combination of flow and character.

Completing the release, another robust roller in the form of ‘Wanna Be’. Again keen to get right into the action, the track exhibits upbeat gusto, tonal percussion and a captivating soulful vocal. Very much a track with a wave to hop on and ride from start to finish, it’s many peaks and troughs make it a memorable addition to any playlist and a real crowd-pleaser for peak-time dancefloors.