CASAM002

L.F.U. - Planet Rave

L.F.U. - Planet Rave (LKRT DUB)

Once again LKRT has taken the word 'remixing' very seriously and brewed a raw hypnotic techno pounder with a surprising break full of breakbeats; Wow!

Release date: 17h of November 2022

CASAM003

Blastert

L.F.U. & ARNOLDSON - Blastert (LKRT RMX)

Initially, the draft by L.F.U. of "Blastert" from 2021 was intended as an anthem for an Amsterdam techno party, but when that party was canceled due to a certain pandemic, ARNOLDSON & L.F.U. decided to finish the track together into a full-fledged techno bonker.

Release date: 17h of November 2022

L.F.U. & ARNOLDSON - Blastert (Original Mix)

"LFU - Meganika Breaks EP" (CASAM004) is a collection of tracks from 2001, 2003, 2010 (2024 re-edited), 2017 and 2023 and it will be released this summer both on record and digitally.

1: Casa Jingle (2021)
2: Oh Echt (Main Mix) (2023)
3: Oh Echtapella (2020)
4: Boom Boom Tracking (2010, 2024 Re-Edit)
5: Queen Cubana (2017)
6: Slow Forward (2003)
7: Tjeetje (2001)

Meganika Breaks EP

CASAM004 Collage

LFU - Meganika Breaks EP

Oh Echtapella

The style of ‘Oh Echt’ is not easy to categorize. Electronic breakbeats with Detroit hi-hat patterns and a typically pushy four-to-the-floor kick. The funky, staccato bassline and mysterious strings take you back to the eighties and the added funky organs and stabs complete the story. This project started in 2021 and was completed in 2023. The “Oh Echt” Main Mix is the instrumental mix of the 'Vogel Mix' in which the ‘Oh Echtapella’ is incorporated.

Oh Echt (Main Mix)

Downtempo percussive track 'Tjeetje' is the first track LFU has made in North Coast Studio in 2001. 'Slow Forward' was the third song he completed there in 2003, the same place where he met Ben Baan of Fruitcake, who played the piano part.

Slow Forward

Tjeetje

Initially, 'Queen Cubana' did not make it as a remix of Eddy Zoëy's 'No Soy Cubano' in 2017. In this new version, LFU removed his vocals, except for "Step". LFU took inspiration from Katy Perry's 'Bon Appétit' and turned it into a rhythmic slow jam with carefully programmed beats, resulting in a spectacular funky joint.

Queen Cubana

Casa Jingle

The first design of 'Boom Boom Tracking' was in 2011 for a DJ/DRUM performance that LFU did. He picked it up again in 2014, but did not finish it until 2024. This big beat floor filler contains chemical beats accompanied by electrostabs and a deep, dark bassline. If you listen intently to this song on a regular audio device, you might notice a thump on every 1 of the 4 beats, but when it's played on a good, big sound system, you can't miss this tension in your stomach. 'Boom Boom Tracking' it is!

Boom Boom Tracking

Oh Echt (Vogel Mix)

This big beat floor filler contains chemical beats accompanied by electro stabs and a deep, dark bassline. If you listen intently to this song on a regular audio device, you might notice a boom on every 1 of the 4 beats, but when it's played on a good, big sound system, you can't miss this tension in your stomach. 'Boom Boom Tracking' it is!

Boom Boom Tracking (2025 Edit)

LFU - Boom Boom Tracking (2025 Edit)

A glimpse of the upcoming remixes plus the original remaster which will also be released on vinyl. FREE DOWNLOAD OF THE  FULL RELEASE DURING AMSTERDAM DANCE EVENT!

In the late summer of 1994, Upadhmanyia (John Mackaay & Michel Rehatta) invited Leo Verhoef (LFU) to collaborate on a track. They met a few more times afterward at a power station converted into a studio in IJsselstein, The Netherlands. "Hasiya" was quickly born and was already in stores by early November 1994. John & Leo drove to house club iT in Amsterdam, where they gave the track to DJ Marcello, resulting in an iT hit! The track was quickly picked up by DJs worldwide, and Richie Hawtin used it in a live set in Denver on November 19th of that year, which can be heard on SoundCloud (Hasiya is mixed around 43:00). The track was also a huge hit on dance floors in England and Spain.

In late 1994, Hasiya appeared on a CNR Music EP titled "Welcome To The Club," along with four other hits from producers like Pete Lazonby, The Shaker, and Drum Club. A double CD of the same name followed in early 1995, released in Belgium, featuring Hasiya alongside artists like Robert Miles, Digital Express, Aura, Natural Born Grooves, and other hits of the era. In early 1995, Arcade released "House Party '95 the Kinky Klubmixx," mixed by Koen Groeneveld & Addy van der Zwan. The same CD was released in Scandinavia as "House Party '95 (5)." Hasiya flourished among the most popular house tracks of the time. The record spent three weeks in the Dance Music Mega Top 30 and peaked at number 22 around the holidays of late 1994.

For 31 years, Hasiya was only available on record, CD, tape, or YouTube. Starting November 21, 2025, it will be resurrected from the underground into the world of digital downloads and streaming. The 2025 Remaster, along with five new mixes, will be widely available, including a limited vinyl release of 350 copies.

Because Hasiya was created in 1994, the only remix material available is the original DAT tape, which thankfully was still in an old box in a dusty attic. Most of the sounds for the new versions were recreated and re-recorded.

Rehatta's Reanimated Mix:

This remix - created by one of the two founders of Upadhmaniya - combines driving, percussive beats with a thrilling, progressive break featuring ascending, dizzying strings. This trick returns shortly afterward to rev things up again. An accessible remix for dance floors worldwide.

LFU 2025 Version:

This straightforward, raw techno version with a touch of acid is ready to rock dance floors. LFU's updated version of the 1994 original, which he created with Michel & John, will undoubtedly remain a head shaker from here on out.

John Consemulder Metaphysical Mix:

With a pumping groove and a funky bassline as an intro, John Consemulder's remix immediately strikes a chord. A refined and elegant approach to the original, with sounds as mysterious and exciting as the flowing lava in the 'Gruta das Torres' - a cave in the Azores - the setting where this tech-trance remix was created.

Davjé Remix:

Davjé's version begins with the typical club and hard-trance bassline of the late '90s. You're drawn into a trance journey where beat changes sometimes try to throw you off track. Davjé's creative Hammond organ interpretation of the Hasiya theme surprises and transports you back to the hippie era by the end of his remix.

Bojcot Remix:

Junglist Bojcot creates an exciting, nuanced, and mathematical remix with a beat that feels like jungle and half-tempo. He conjures up the sounds of LFU's 2025 Version, creates a bassline that sounds like a disturbed bumblebee, and adds a surprising string section. Massive!

Hasiya vocal by: Lilian van Sonsbeek.

Collage of six new mixes from Upadhmaniya - Hasiya

Junglist Bojcot creates an exciting, nuanced, and mathematical remix with a beat that feels like jungle and half-tempo. He conjures up the sounds of LFU's 2025 Version, creates a bassline that sounds like a disturbed bumblebee, and adds a surprising string section. Massive!

Upadhmaniya - Hasiya 2025

6. Upadhmaniya - Hasiya (Bojcot Remix)

Davjé's version begins with the typical club and hard-trance bassline of the late '90s. You're drawn into a trance journey where beat changes sometimes try to throw you off track. Davjé's creative Hammond organ interpretation of the Hasiya theme surprises and transports you back to the hippie era by the end of his remix.

5. Upadhmaniya - Hasiya (Davje Remix)

With a pumping groove and a funky bassline as an intro, John Consemulder's remix immediately strikes a chord. A refined and elegant approach to the original, with sounds as mysterious and exciting as the flowing lava in the 'Gruta das Torres' - a cave in the Azores - the setting where this tech-trance remix was created.


4. Upadhmaniya - Hasiya (John Consemulder Metaphysical Mix)

This straightforward, raw techno version with a touch of acid is ready to rock dance floors. LFU's updated version of the 1994 original, which he created with Michel & John, will undoubtedly remain a head shaker from here on out.

3. Upadhmaniya - Hasiya (LFU 2025 Version)

This remix - created by one of the two founders of Upadhmaniya - combines driving, percussive beats with a thrilling, progressive break featuring ascending, dizzying strings. This trick returns shortly afterward to rev things up again. An accessible remix for dance floors worldwide.

2. Upadhmaniya - Hasiya (Rehatta's Reanimated Mix)

In the late summer of 1994, Upadhmanyia (John Mackaay & Michel Rehatta) invited Leo Verhoef (LFU) to collaborate on a track. They met a few more times afterward at a power station converted into a studio in IJsselstein, The Netherlands. "Hasiya" was quickly born and was already in stores by early November 1994. John & Leo drove to house club iT in Amsterdam, where they gave the track to DJ Marcello, resulting in an iT hit! The track was quickly picked up by DJs worldwide, and Richie Hawtin used it in a live set in Denver on November 19th of that year, which can be found on SoundCloud (Hasiya is mixed around 43:00). The track was also a huge hit on dance floors in England and Spain.

In late 1994, Hasiya appeared on a CNR Music EP titled "Welcome To The Club," along with four other hits from producers like Pete Lazonby, The Shaker, and Drum Club. A double CD of the same name followed in early 1995, released in Belgium, featuring Hasiya alongside artists like Robert Miles, Digital Express, Aura, Natural Born Grooves, and other hits of the era. In early 1995, Arcade released "House Party '95 the Kinky Klubmixx," mixed by Koen Groeneveld & Addy van der Zwan. The same CD was released in Scandinavia as "House Party '95 (5)." Hasiya flourished among the most popular house tracks of the time. The record spent three weeks in the Dance Music Mega Top 30 and peaked at number 22 around the holidays of late 1994.

For 31 years, Hasiya was only available on record, CD, tape, or YouTube. Starting November 21, 2025, the album will be resurrected from the underground into the world of digital downloads and streaming. The 2025 Remaster, along with five new mixes, will be widely available, including a limited vinyl release of 350 copies.

Because Hasiya was created in 1994, the only available remix material is the original DAT tape, which, thankfully, was still stored in an old box in a dusty attic. Most of the sounds for the new versions have been recreated and re-recorded.

Hasiya vocal by: Lilian van Sonsbeek.

1. Upadhmaniya - Hasiya (2025 Remaster)

When you listen to the original ‘Pantov - WannaBe’ theme, it feels like you get caught in a magic spell. A boost of freedom and positive energy flows from the speakers straight into your brain. Pantov & Casa Meganika polished up the original track, while LKRT and L.F.U. re-created the remixes. You simply cannot sit still when listening to L.F.U.'s catchy and mesmerizing punchy breakbeat remixes: a 7inchMix and a full version boasting even more breakbeats (how many breaks do you want?). The LKRT RMX has a trippy progressive - four to the floor  - energetic feel: keep moving straight ahead!

CASAM001

WannaBe

B2: Pantov - WannaBe (LKRT 12inchEdit)

B1: Pantov - Wannabe (Original Pantoffelmix)

(only digital): Pantov - WannaBe (Original 2020 Remake)

(only digital): Pantov - WannaBe (LKRT RMX)

A2: Pantov - WannaBe (L.F.U. 7inchMix)

A1: Pantov - WannaBe (L.F.U. RMX)

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