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Sandy Huner - Rare Tap 2000 And One Cut

Can you believe it? Fall of 2014 marks the 20TH ANNIVERSARY of YOSHITOSHI, the seminal record label founded by Deep Dish in 1994. To celebrate, we are bringing the classics back, remastered and with new remixes from an amazing group of heavy hitters from all corners of the dance world. Given that Yoshitoshi's roots are ingrained in house music, it's only fitting to start the #YoshiClassics campaign with Eddie Amador's "House Music". A true Yoshitoshi classic released in 1998 that went on to become a global phenomena. The hypnotic rhythm and infectious "Not Everyone Understands House Music" has become the preach anthem for generations of dance music lovers. Uto Karem, Robosonic & Anthony Attalla on Remix duties! More to come! #YoshiClassics

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Eddie Amador - House Music (Message Mix)[OUT NOW]

Here is the debut EP from Manchester producers Tom Lonsboroough and Col Hamilton, known as 2 Billion Beats with the Musics Alfresco EP.


Things kick things off with the uptempo ‘The Moodymann’, a funk fuelled cut of bottom heavy laden disco house. Retro synth bass with an acidic twist, rolling house rhythms and keys create a melodic yet dancefloor orientated vibe and a slightly old school feel. 

Next up, ‘Secret Sub Disco’ journeys into more laid back disco territory with layers of melody washing over bubbling bass and relaxed rhythms to create a decidedly chilled vibe with some added in some acidic arpeggiated lines. 

Finally 2 Billion Beats deliver ‘Lunar’, a deep and delightful slice of balaeric tinged house built around bass stabs, breaks and a rolling Rhodes key loop.

Bonar Bradberry : Sub disco is the one! 

Craig Smith (6th Borough Project) : Can see this working well in the clubs, The Moodyman and Secret Sub Disco are my faves.

Charles Webster : Secret Sub Disco is my fave here.

Scope :  This is fucking serious!! 

Aldrin Zouk :  Fab package! Secret Sub Disco being my fav cut.

Leftside Wobble : Most definitely feeling both Secret Sub Disco &amp; Lunar

Q Burns :  Lovely! All 3 tracks do the business

Jim Stanton (Horsemeat Disco) : The Moodymann &amp; Lunar hit it! Yes going to play this tonight.

Justin Robertson : The Moodymann is mega!

Billy Scurry : Solid release, from peak time dance floor to afterhours beach parties.

Rocky (X-Press 2) :  Nice groovy deepness, Lunar my fave.

Murray Richardson : The Moodymann makes me want to dance a lot!

Claudio Coccoluto : Secret Sub Disco for me.

Mic Newman : Nice deep package, Secret Sub Disco and Lunar are my favs.

James Teej (Rekids) : Diggin all three cuts, Lunar is amazing.

Chicken Lips : Secret Sub Disco is alreet by me!

Ryan Cananagh (Wolf + Lamb) : Wow, very nice release. Will definitely play all of these!



2 Billion Beats - The Moodymann

Chez Damier - Can you feel it (Steve BugRedub)

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Each track captures a moment from that night: "Rooms" captures the raw, intimate energy of Room 3, reworked by Triptil into a stripped-back rominimal journey; "WeGo", the playful mantra repeated all day — “We go Fabric!”; and "Afterlight", where the adrenaline fades but the inspiration lingers.

The artwork mirrors this story — every circle, line, and dot marks a step, a connection, all the moments that led Nofex to his debut at Fabric and sparked the creation of this EP — a true symbol of persistence, passion, and purpose.

Mixed & Mastered by RV AUDIO.

PREMIERE: Nofex - Rooms [NXW003]

Sinfonia Della Notte - Dennis Ferrer

Carl Craig Pres. Paperclip People - Throw

Didier Sinclair & DJ Chris Pi - Heavenly (UN*DEUX Remix)
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Didier Sinclair Vol.1

Didier Sinclair & DJ Chris Pi - Heavenly (UN*DEUX Remix)

Tom Trago's new 12", the album sampler to the upcoming album The Light Fantastic. Featuring the dancefloor stomper "Two Together" which was co-produced by Steffi, "True Friends" featuring Breach on the vocals and the non-album track "Avenido". Big TIp! 

Tom Trago is back, giddily dancing out of the studio into the dizzying light of a European summer. Tucked under his arm are the masters for his third album, The Light Fantastic.

Since his most recent appearance on Rush Hour last autumn, Trago has spent most of his time in the studio. Over four memorable months, he constantly jammed, recorded, tweaked and produced tracks, until he had enough strong material to put together what might just be his best full-length to date. 

Along the way, he was joined by an impressive guest list of guests and collaborators from Amsterdam and beyond, all of who were roped in after “popping into the studio to hang out”. 

You’ll have to wait to hear the album, but the good news is that there’s an enticing teaser of what’s to come in the shape of this formidable three-track taster. One of the tracks, the chiming, loose-limbed, bass-heavy workout “Avenido”, is exclusive to this 12”.

When he sat down to make The Light Fantastic, Trago was keen to recapture the essence of his early work, and particularly the melodic warmth, kaleidoscopic chords and robust grooves that characterized his 2009 debut album, Voyage Direct. This time, though, he wanted to rely less on samples and apply the lessons learnt from four years of largely acclaimed production work. As a result, The Light Fantastic oozes a gleeful sense of fun, whilst retaining the depth and definition that has always been a hallmark of Trago’s work.

The two album tracks featured on this sampler confirm the rich dividends that this new approach brought. “True Friends”, featuring the combined talents of Brit-in-Amsterdam Ben Westbeech and local hero San Proper, bristles with loved-up positivity, all bubbling electronic melodies, fuzzy vocoder vocals and jaunty, bottom-end bounce.

From the Rush Hour site: 
Then there’s the small matter of “Two Together”, an extra large helping of the kind of loopy, feel-good deep house funk with which he made his name. Expertly teased, tweaked and produced, it sees nagging hooks, darting synths, jazz keys and disco stabs riding a relentless, full-throttle groove. Co-produced with Berlin-based Dutch producer Steffi, it’s nothing less than a wide-eyed late night rush. If it doesn’t have you tripping The Light Fantastic, nothing will.