Swedish producer and DJ Rasmus Faber and Berlin based British vocalist David Sanderson have teamed up to produce what is set to be the sound of the summer.

Never Enough is a perfect blend of blue-eyed soul, yacht rock and disco that brings the sunshine. Over immaculate production, the guitar, piano and bass sit perfectly with David's heartfelt vocals. The break brings a touch of gospel before the chorus plays out and is left spinning. The Extended Mix strips things back to give more room to the instrumentation for a more DJ friendly version.

Longtime Paper collaborator Max Essa delivers a remix masterclass with his smooth rework, taking things a touch deeper with extra arp and pads.

The Dub Mix brings delays and EFX as individual elements are broken down and sprinkled with studio magic. The bass is locked, the pad riff casts its hypnotic spell and vocal phrases are worked in and out. One for late nights and early mornings.

Support in from:

Jim Stanton (Horse Meat Disco): "Max Essa again what a fantastic track would totally be playing this!"

Hardway Bros: "Very Balearic indeed!"

Barrie Urquhart (Buddha Lounge): "Lovely to see Rasmus Faber on here. Thanks for this EP, my fave for a long time from Paper. Every single version is usable for me in slightly different situations and locations i play. Personal fave is Max Essa Extended Vocal"

Fingerman: "Wonderful vibes here!"

Quincy Jointz: "Loving the original and the Max Essa Dub!"

Pathaan: "Perfect sunset vibes!"

Never Enough

Rasmus Faber X David Harks - Never Enough (Max Essa Dub Mix)

Papa Jazz, representante de nuestros queridos Boyanza, nos regala este set de vibes playeros balearicos, para afrontar esta corta semana con el corazón lleno y sereno =)

Miramar Mixtape 045 - Papa Jazz (Boyanza / Campeche)

part of the first 12" vinyl release on @smuttyedits

Edit of an Austrian promotional record that was too short and had some horrific and annoying vocals

A1 - Bel Étage (Tom Bolas Edit)

Here's an extended edit of a brilliant track that was way too short

Betina - Two Pair Of Eyes (Plastic Bamboo Extension)

2 Pillows (Tempur) - KIX Edit

8 year anniversary collection.  thanks to :

Mara - Pensamentos Voam (Millos Kaiser Edit)

Mind, Body & Soul was a side alias of UK dance music champion, Greg Wilson alongside vocalist Tracey Carmen. 5 singles / EPs were released across 1989 to 1993.

NEXT: Mr Ho (Klasse Wrecks) 21/06/24:
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Mind Body & Soul - The Now (Good Block Edit)

What is Life, Living, Being Without Love. Whatever is Wonderful is All About Love. - Renowned The Renowned

NO NEED TO ASK LOVE IS GOOD MAGIX MASTER INSTRU

Different parts from 4 tracks of this LP pulled together into one long re-edit of Egyptian disco without all the folky Bellydance bits in between.

Khamis Henkesh - El Disco (Tom Bolas Re-Edit)

Here is an edit made of the first minute and a half or so of an East German discowave track that in its original form completely changed mid-way through, into a not so enjoyable Rock song, absolutely ruining the vibe.

This is on a 4 track edits EP that has been released on Violette Szabo label in March of 2023. See the full track list here: https://soundcloud.com/tombolas/sets/new-edit-ep-coming-out-on

Big thanks to @flo-dalton for the tip on this one!

A1 - Disco-Cadabra (Tom Bolas Edit feat. Flo Dalton)

Die For The Truth (Pantsula Breakbeat)

https://linktr.ee/TomBolas

Tom runs the @averagerecordsbln Youtube channel and reissue label, is behind the "Dancing For Mental Health" parties at Sameheads, sometimes Jeroen van der Smut lets Tom brew coffee at @smuttyedits HQ and he ran the event series "Cosmic Service" in Berlin with Alexander Arpeggio. He has also had his edits and remixes released on labels such as Disco Segreta, Smutty Edits, Violette Szabo and Duca Bianco. 

Upcoming gigs in 2025

July 19 - afternoon at "Have You Seen This Housecat" Open Air at secret location Berlin - DM for more info

July 19 - night time at Onda Gamma party at Sameheads with Wera, Jonah Considine and Falcone

November 1 - Arkaoda, Istanbul




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