Just Asking EP
Label - theBasement Discos
Released - 16th April 2021
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Belgium-based producer Johan De Kock aka George Cynnamon lands on theBasement Discos with a three-track EP after several successes on great labels like Moodfunk, Guesthouse, Spacedisc or Too Many Rules. The EP includes a remix from Jackin master Bonetti, straight from Spanish island paradise; Mallorca. High energies and good vibes for a release that will damage some dancefloors wordlwide. 100% guraranteed.

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PREMIERE: George Cynnamon - Love Emergency (Bonetti Remix)

Demuir 'One Must Choose' [Bambossa]

A New collaboration 
A Louie Vega & Harry Romero collaboration!
on Bombassa Records

Harry Romero & Louie Vega 'El Ritmo - The Rhythm' [dj - Master]

The original release of Oliver Dollar & Jason Hodges ‘Don’t You Lose Hope’ dropped on Industry Standard in April this year to much acclaim, being one of the biggest releases to date on Oliver’s label… So we thought this one deserved some remix love!

First up comes Dallas’ deep house legend JT Donaldson. An artist who has kept up a constant flow of top quality deep house productions for well over two decades. Following on the heals of a recent Classic Music release JT delivers us a super slick deeper take on the original, using his signature drum programming, some additional keys & the original vocal to take his version into a new realm. This oozes quality. 

Next up we welcome the Brooklyn’s Barcelona resident Ralph Session, who takes up his New York house influences and delivers the more upbeat remix on this package. His version packs a punch with some sublime disco string stabs and jackin beats that instantly lift this record to a floor bomb. Peak time house music with some extra disco goodness.

Finally we bring in the UK’s Lewis Boardman, an old friend and label mate of Oliver’s, who freshens up the package taking the track in a completely different direction. This one is a crunchy, wonkier number with a lead synth line that arrives like something from a Green Velvet sound bank! It’s for the late night sets, when you need to send the dance floor to a different dimension. 

It’s a pleasure to welcome three more outstanding artists to Industry Standard.
 

Release Dates:
 
Friday 23rd July - Pre-Sales 
Friday 30th July – All DSP’s & Stores

Radio embargo until Friday Friday 30th July

Format: Digital Only 

Distribution: Above Board Distribution

Don't You Lose Hope Remixes

Don't You Lose Hope

2. Oliver Dollar & Jason Hodges - Don't You Lose Hope (Ralph Session NYC Remix)

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Techy house club jamm from the mind of Todd

da Pulse

Todd Terry - Da Pulse (Edit)

Expansions In The NYC

Feel So Right (feat. Honey Dijon) [Extended Version]

Marina Ocarina

DJ Eddie Fowlkes created the techno genre alongside Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson. Now the 'Godfather of Techno Soul' uses his extensive knowledge and experience to create dynamic dance music with a house EP drenched in Motor City inspiration. This two-track release is both a love letter to his musical roots and an inspired representation of the left-of-centre house that Classic is known for. For the lead track on this release, 'AHYEE', Eddie carves out his own sound in a low growl as distorted percussion whirs over a four-on-the-floor beat. 'Blow' goes tougher, with an undulating bass that adds a wonky unease to the rhythmic kick and syncopated decoration. Coming from producing some of the first techno records nearly 40 years ago, unique releases like this continue to prove Fowlkes' status as a constant innovator.

Eddie Fowlkes ‘AHYEE’ (Extended Mix)

Ruin

Arado & Den Ishu - R.U.W.M. (Nic Fanciulli Moodymann Edit)

When Oliver had completed his debut album ‘Another Day Another Dollar’ back in 2018, we were about to release it on Industry Standard, before the mighty Classic Music Company swooped in to sign it, and released it in spring 2019. During this time Oliver had commissioned a series of remixes from his homies, and now with Classic Music’s blessing we have been able to release these remixes here on Industry Standard.

This is the third and final instalment of three remix EP’s in the ‘Another Day Another Dollar Reconstructed’ series. The previous two releases Todd Edwards, Demarkus Lewis, Sinistarr, Christian Nielsen, JR From Dallas & Peter Croce. Stepping up for the final knock out round we have two house music heavyweights in Paul Johnson and Junior Sanchez.

Paul Johnson comes in with a remix of ‘Not Enough’ full of Chi-Town jackin energy with his ‘Jack Nation’ remix, tightening up the original loops, working some dancefloor cuts, drops & FX, and creating more tension with a signature busy snare attack. Brillstein’s vocal still resonates the original sexy vibes it always did. This is classic Paul Johnson in jack attack mode. It will stand the test of time!

The final remix in the series comes from New York legend Junior Sanchez, who has worked a tight house music remix of ‘Sampling featuring Gene Farris’. This was originally a slo-mo spoken word mood setter, being the intro to the album. Junior has laid down one of his trademark rhythm sections, and added a classic sounding sax line to the mix that harks of a vintage house sound. I nice finale to a series of future classics.

Another Day Another Dollar Reconstructed Vol.3

Oliver Dollar feat Gene Farris - Sampling (Junior Sanchez Remix) [Industry Standard]

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Grammy Award nominated DJ/Producer Todd Terry has been engulfed in dance music since he first started listening to European dance music records while growing up in Brooklyn. Already devoted to turntables, he heard something different in those tracks, and he “went for the difference. I never got a break in New York, but England happened right away, so I catered to them.” In any event, the Todd Terry sound was born.

By 1988, Todd Terry hit big in England and Europe, and his notoriety was making its way back to the U.S. In addition to DJ appearances, Todd was cutting his classic underground tracks A Day In The Life, Weekend, and Can You Party, released under monikers such as the Todd Terry Project, House Of Gypsies, and Royal House, all considered essential and ground breaking.

In the mid 90’s, the Ministry of Sound’s eponymous UK label released A Day In The Life, a collection of Todd Terry tracks that had been causing dance floor panic. That then led the way to a deal with Mercury Records allowing him to set up a context in which to work with his favourite singers and performers. The first release, Keep On Jumpin’ on featured a vocal workout from super-divas Martha Wash and Jocelyn Brown, together for the first time ever. The song became a top 10 UK crossover pop hit and worldwide smash. Todd followed with the anthem ‘Somethin Going On’, a top 5 UK crossover pop hit.

All the while, Todd continued to break new ground as a Producer/Remixer. From SNAP to Annie Lennox to George Michael to Bjork, Todd’s mixes bridge the ground between club cool and commercial accessibility. In 1995, his remix for Everything But The Girl’s Missing became a worldwide smash, giving the British duo their first ever hit. He then rode the charts with mixes for Garbage (Stupid Girl), The Cardigans (Love Fool), Everything But The Girl (Wrong), 10,000 Maniacs (More Than This), Jamiroquai (Alright), The Cardigans (Been It), and The Lightning Seeds (You Showed Me),.among others. He also produced a Robin S track (Givin’ You All That I’ve Got) for the multi-platinum Space Jam soundtrack.

INK/Distinctive Records 2005 release The Todd Terry Trilogy: Past, Present & Future on 3 x CD & 10 x 12” vinyl has inspired Todd fans both old and new with over 30 Todd classics and 10 new Todd songs. Todd is also releasing a barrage of new singles on Blanco y Negro, Elementary Group, and Manifesto/Mercury (who are also re-releasing the ‘Keep On Jumpin’ and ‘Somethin Going On’ in 2006). Ministry of Sound has licensed Philippe B Vs. Todd Terry ‘Can You Feel It (Can You Party)’ for a major 2006 release, a new version of the Todd classic Royal House ‘Can You Party’.

Todd Terry All Stars feat. Kenny Dope, DJ Sneak, Terry Hunter, & Tara McDonald’s ‘Get Down’ will be released in 2007 on Strictly Rhythm. This red hot single is the first proper original release on the re-launched legendary label.

‘Strictly Todd Terry’ compilation mixed by Todd Terry will be released in 2007 on Strictly Rhythm. Todd’s mix follows installments by Masters at Work and Tiefschwarz in this newly launched series.

Todd is one of the world’s most celebrated figures in dance music. With almost two decades of dance floor domination under Todd’s belt the quality of his productions goes from strength to strength. Welcome to the church of house music presided over by Todd the God. Are you a believer?

Todd Terry - Da Pulse (Edit)

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