Spaceship - Marsolo (with a bit of At Night)

Huge Tech House remix of Chocolate Puma's classic 'I Wanna Be You' from dharkfunkh & Kakapo.

Get it on your stick! It's free! :) 

You can download it for free from Bandcamp here, or click the 'FREE DL' button on the Soundcloud player: 

https://dharkfunkh.bandcamp.com/track/chocolate-puma-i-wanna-be-you-dharkfunkh-kakapo-remix-free-download

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Chocolate Puma - I Wanna Be You (dharkfunkh & Kakapo Remix)

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The Scoop EP

The Scoop (Original Mix)

Adam - Beyer - Layton - Giordani - Green - Velvet - Space - Date - Original - Mix - Drumcode

Following the exhilarating ‘Baby’ on Drumcode, Tiger Stripes returns to Truesoul with a pair of retro-inspired house cuts. 

The Swede has one of the deepest discographies in house and techno, marked by an ear for deep grooves, dynamic arrangements and cleverly utilised vocals. In a career spanning 15 years, those-in-the-know won’t argue: he’s one of the industry’s most dependable and creative talents. 

His last outing on Truesoul was the inspiring cross-genera collaboration ‘Sound of The Bettest’
with Riva Starr. A year on, his return ‘Sneaking Hotdogs into People’s Pockets’ likewise revels in scribbling outside the lines. The title comes from a segment on the popular Youtube Channel Vlog Creations and the track similarly fizzes with the same sense of fun. Tiger Stripes says he wanted to create a cut influenced by his “guilty pleasure” of ‘90s influenced dance pop music, while crafting a work that stays true to his production style, imbued with plenty of depth, groove and soul. The resulting vocal-driven track does this with deft spirit. ‘Guidelines’ is similarly a trip down memory lane. Named after the club night he used to run in Stockholm, he extracts influenced from his home country’s fertile scene in the early 2000s, where disco-influenced house and techno ruled the roost.

Tiger Stripes — Sneaking Hotdogs into People's Pockets — Truesoul — TRUE12115

When a record label brings together artists like Ripperton, Tigerskin, Rone, SIS, Sascha Dive, Siopis, Dennis Cruz, Inxec, Switchdance and Los Suruba to name just a few, a 10th anniversary seems to be the natural flow of things. Suruba X started its journey in 2009 when the minds of Alvaro and Delmar joined forces to create an electronic, deep and dark imprint to express their most sophisticated musical curiosities.

Once more art and music are blended in a 26-track compilation that highlights the gems of the label from the last ten years. This album is meant to show you a sample of the scope of Suruba X and all the potential that it has gained over the past decade. 

The dark side of anything is appealable to anyone and this is Los Suruba´s dark, and demanding side where the duo play with styles that oscillate between down tempos, melodic techno vibes, and intense vocals with deep meanings, electric synths and penetrating bass.

The artwork comes from Delmar´s passion for street art.  He picked for the covers a particular artwork, the Brazilian Pixaçao. This is a controversial style of graffiti that mainly transgresses the visual image of most of the public spaces of cities throughout Brazil. Its aesthetics infringes hegemonic aesthetics, which is why it´s criminalized. They found this particular style to align with their sweet escape thorough shameless vocals and naughty beats. 

A must have in any music lover´s collection that assures a trip, a dream and a dance.

Adam - Beyer - Layton - Giordani - Green - Velvet - Space - Date - Original - Mix - Drumcode

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