Many Rivers By Booka Shade. 'EVE' Album by Booka Shade out now!!

Many Rivers - Booka Shade

Triscuits - Monitor 66 (Roberto Rodriguez Remix)

Future Classic have gone back to their deep house roots with 'Changed' by Mario & Vidis. They've also invited their friends Andre Lodemann, John Talabot, Soul Clap, jozif and Softwar to grab their pianos, drum machines and string ensembles for remixes.

Mario and Vidis are two gentlemen from Lithuania. Mario and Vidis' first tune was a remix for Atjazz and Robert Owens that was played and loved by Gilles Peterson, Pete Tong and Laurent Garnier, their first track with vocals “I'll Be Gone” didn't leave the MTV Baltic Top 20 for half a year! Since then they've worked with Jazzu, Kathy Diamond and released their debut album on their own label Silence Music. (Lithuania geographically parties next to Latvia, Belarus, Poland and the Baltic Sea.)

'Changed' is etherial – the whispy voice of Ernesto and cute skipping drums just make us happy. The video clip kind of wigs us out a little bit too (double meaning).

First remixer up is German producer Andre Lodemann, not many house producers would admit they came from trance and we're surprised we're even telling you. Lodemann's mix is a weapon, if you're listening to a little sample clip on the net you're not doing it justice, listen to the first 4:30! Phoar.

Permanent Vacation regular John Talabot pitch shifts the vocals and blisses everything out with celestial strings and ecstasy whilst burning hot producer and DJ team Soul Clap throw down a tough drum mix for the floor. Sydney lads and new Future Classic signee's Softwar work out a classic house jam and rounding out the package jozif of Wolf + Lamb fame gives a more live feel to the original.

TRACKLIST

A1. Changed feat. Ernesto (Original Mix)
A2. Changed feat. Ernesto (Andre Lodemann Remix)
B1. Changed feat. Ernesto (John Talabot's Private Mix)
B2. Changed feat. Ernesto (Soul Clap Remix)
B3. Changed feat. Ernesto (Softwar Remix)

Digital exclusive - Changed feat. Ernesto (jozif Remix)



Vinyl Release - 16 May
Digital - 30 May

Mario & Vidis feat. Ernesto - Changed (Radio Edit)

Danism ft Arnold Jarvis – Reciprocated Love

Danism makes their debut on Noir Music with the emotional “Reciprocated Love” featuring the vocals of legend Arnold Jarvis.

We fell in love with this string-led and super smooth song from 1st listen at the Noir Music offices. Deephouse like it sounded “back in the day” and in general just a timeless effort by the Cambridge based guys.

Deetron, Deux Tigres and City Soul Project deliver the remixes and all of them are spot on quality with a more clubby edge. So instead of keep hyping this brilliant release. Let the music do the talking. Out soon.

01. Original Mix 
02. Deetron Remix
03. Deux Tigres Remix
04. City Soul Project Remix
05. Deetron Remix Dub
06. Deetron Tension Dub


Danism ft Arnold Jarvis - Reciprocated Love [Noir Music]

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One of Culprit's core artists, jozif, known for a veritable musical outpouring, is bound to deliver five delicious new originals. Too rich with originality and some of jozif’s best ideas to be contained within one collection, “Waikiki” will be released in two parts, accompanied by exciting reworks coming from some of the label’s favourite artists. Check out the full premiere of one of the tracks hottest features, 'Under The Thumb'.

Waikiki EP will be released on October 1st on Culprit.

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Full Premiere: jozif - Under The Thumb Ft. Jenny Jones (Original Mix)

Metronomy's 'I'm Aquarius' is one of the stand-out tracks from their latest studio album 'Love Letters' and Claptone has reworked it into a track that's now perfectly playable in any club.

There's an added groove that's obvious from the start, so look forward to a beefed-up drum beat, filtered builds and sumptuous drops that play on the beautiful piano melody from the original. Niiiice.

Premiere: Metronomy 'I'm Aquarius' (Claptone Remix)

We had the honour to have one of our favourite acts remixed by Exploited mainstay Claptone. The Original Version of 'I'm Aquarius' can be found on Metronomy's recent album 'Love Letters' and is a cocktail of lo-fi synths and clipped, nocturnal rhythms. Now Claptone added some of his magic which brought us to this catchy result made to be played out in the clubs. With friendly permission from Because Music.

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Metronomy 
Release: I'm Aquarius (Claptone Remix)
LC: 15799

Releasedate Beatport: 27.10.14

Metronomy - I'm Aquarius (Claptone Remix) | Exploited

Mina Rue-Quro (jE jE Music Recordings)

Bella (Original Mix)

JOBE - Got Me  [Promotional Purpose]

Having previously unearthed and showcased plenty of new school talent like Chamboche, Bonar Bradbury and A/Jus/Ted, Under The Shade turn to two hot house properties in the form of Ben Pearce and Real Connoisseur for their next release – a split EP of one original and one remix from each artist.
You probably already know the name Ben Pearce from ‘What I Might Do’, his oddly anthemic deep-house debut that dominated club floors across the world in 2012. Here he is in similar form with ‘Just Enough’ – a dark and studiously moody house cut that brews and stews for the duration with almost hymnal pads, smooth and buried deep kick drums and just the slightest traces of classicism in the repeated male vocal
clip. Light-fingered drum fills and carefully, scale riding melodies add depth and space and this one is likely to be as big as his debut.
Remixing the track is Real Connoisseur, a 20 year old from Oxford with releases on labels like Purp & Soul already under his belt. His version stands more upright with sharp and slinky percussion bringing a deep garage vibe the track. What will most standout for clubbers, though, is the mangled and spangled bassline that ripples through the track come the mid point Floor slaying stuff for sure.
And so to his original track, ‘Nobody’s Fool’, it’s an elastic and bombastic deep house cum bass music hybrid with precise bass notes patting out the rhythm and kinetic drum hits churning in its midst. A euphoric, hands in the air vocal sample bursts through a various points as the bassline bobbles along below and the production is both rich and warm, infused with a neon glow and crafted for maximum damage, you suspect.
Pearce returns the remix favour and tweaks it into a more peak time, punchy house jam with well placed vocal snippets accentuating the kick of the drums. It’s easy to see why Pearce won so many fans early on, and this EP suggests Real Connoisseur isn’t far behind him.

Ben Pearce - Just Enough (Original)

Under the shade