MKM & GBX are back after their absolute success with their latest release on iBreaks Bass ’I Don’t Think So” which climbed to the top of most of breakbeat charts including Beatport Number 1 Breakbeat Chart.
This is the Part 1 of their brand new EP Series on iBreaks Bass Taxi to Brazil which will surely amaze us all with top quality tunes and plenty of originality.
“Space Mint Delicious” is a masterpiece which includes pretty much every single dance genre in the melting pot, from techno to electronica, with a glance inside minimal… All of these wrapped up into some heavy break beats which will keep every single hippie jumpin’ around.
On the flip MKM & GBX reworks the biggest 4Kuba track so far on iBreaks. The anthemic sounds of “Cheap”, with a nasty twist and once again a huge amalgamation of genres smashed by some brutal beats… THIS IS BREAKBEAT…!!!
ARTIST: MKM & GBX
TITLE: TAXI TO BRAZIL P.1
TRACKS:
A) Space Mint Delicious
B) Cheap (MKM & GBX Remix)
LABEL: IBREAKS BASS
RELEASE DATE: DEC 09
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It’s appropriate then that one of the founding fathers of Flamingo Recordings should choose to release NYPD as the next single on the European-based imprint. Revitalized for the 21st century by DJ Delicious and Till West and following on from their huge smash hit Same Man, the track comes with additional remixes from Funkerman and Alisson & Turner.
A progressive beast that has become a trademark sound for DJ Delicious and Till West, NYPD rolls with techno beats and an electro chic. Sitting comfortably on the most hardened dance floor as it would the most glamorous NYC hotspot, its bassline intertwines with its high synth sisters to make for a driving late night main room rocker.
Funkerman’s own remix not only captures the groove New York is famed for but offers up a succession of beats straight out of the techno manual. A darker affair than the original, he showcases an ability to capture the sound of the moment yet not distance himself from his funkier roots. Fierce vocal stabs, a driving melody and a string of sounds effects ciphered straight from what could be a 1980’s computer game, he delivers a perfect peak time tune with no hint of the NYPD blues.
Last but by no means least, Allison and Turner take the synths and multiply ten-fold to serve up another monster fit for any club. Enhancing those synths and the bass line from the original makes for a more intense experience whilst loading up on yet more techno beats.
DJ Comments/Quotes:
Mark Knight – This is awesome hammered it at the weekend went off!
Bob Sinclar – Very efficient for the clubs, a real floorfiller. I’ll definitely play it this summer!
Moguai – Cool new track!
Rene Amesz – OUCH!!! Not from this planet……Very good..
Baggi Begovic – Wow I was a big fan of original track fro while agoooo and the rework of it is amazing so I can say good job guys love it!
Michael Gray – This is great, will play out.
Shermanology – Dancefloor killer, played it in our set and its a bomb full Shermanology support!
Patric la Funk – Cool shit man! Thanks:-)
Henrik B – Sounds Awesome man!
Kolombo – BOMB!!!
Benjamin Bates – YEAH BABY! Thanks a bunch for sending this over. It has been a long time! This stuff is right up my alley. The original is a favourite of pretty much everybody I guess hehe. You’ve done an outstanding rework. I can see this grow big.
Flash Brothers – Big classic techno track from the 90’s, will play this wicked Funkerman remix tonight! Will rock!
Tom Leclerqc – This is a wicked track, takes us back to the old days with a Funkerman twist to this time, certainly in my playlist!!
Jasper Clash – New York it is! What an energetic remix this is! It will blow the roof at peak time! Will play for sure this weekend!
www.funkerman.com
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Tags: DJ Delicious, Funkerman, NYPD, Remix, Till West
What a difference a year makes… 12 months ago Garuda was but a word & a concept in the mind of a DJ/Producer. Now it’s a record label, a club night and a rapidly crystallizing sound in its own right.
Much the same can be said of its creator, Gareth Emery. This time last year he was a challenger, No.23 in DJ Magazine’s Top 100 chart and starting to put pressure on the established trance hierarchy. This year he’s there, ushered through the door and into the inner sanctum of the world’s Top 10 DJs.
This winter ‘The Sound of Garuda’ compilation will again define and underline Emery’s musical outlook. On both its ‘2009’ & ‘2010’ discs you will instantly get to grips with the sound combinations that have made both he and Garuda such a breath of fresh. The forward-gazing 2010 disc kicks off with man-of-the-moment Ashley Wallbridge’s sound-scaping ‘Harmonies’ and snakes a 80 minute passage through tunes including Wippenberg’s just-promo’d ‘Pong’, Sander van Doorn’s ‘Ninety’ and Marcel Woods & Artento Divini’s super-banger ‘Inside My Time’. You’ll also find previously locked-up-tight exclusives from Pulser (with the meditative, majestic ‘Broken Universe’) and Slovenia’s finest Beltek churning up a slow-burning transcendental storm on ‘Niagara Falls’.
‘The Sound of Garuda’ though is as much about the year still with us, as it is the one to come. In essence a condensed musical retrospective of what has been the greatest year in Emery’s career; it brings together the top 1% of the tracks he used to build states of sweaty synergism on dancefloors around the planet. In a super-fluid mixed manner Super8 & Tab’s ‘Elektra’, Jorn van Deynhoven’s towering reconfiguration of RAM’s ‘RAMsterdam’, A&B’s Club Mix of Oceanlab’s ‘On A Good Day’, Purple Haze’s ‘Bliksem’ and a dozen tracks more besides all lay down direct challenges to the speakers.
Naturally enough both discs are fuelled by a fair measure of Emery’s own production output. ‘Metropolis’ & ‘Exposure’ (the first Garuda singles) are both featured on the album, as is his forthcoming Emma Hewitt vocalled track, ’I Will Be The Same’ and his halcyon, lamenting remould of Oceanlab’s ‘Lonely Girl’.
Tracklisting
CD1: 2010
01. Ashley Wallbridge – Harmonies (Sound of Garuda Intro mix)
02. Beltek – Niagara Falls
03. Ben Preston – Repeat After Me (Shawn Mitiska & Ad Brown remix)
04. Wippenberg – Pong
05. Mark Sinclair – Pictures Of You (Terry Ferminal mix)
06. Gareth Emery with Emma Hewitt – I Will Be The Same (Sound of Garuda mix)7. Pulser – Broken Universe
08. Be:Gold – Sunstroke
09. Sander van Doorn – Ninety
10. Ali Wilson – Boombox
11. Marcel Woods vs Artento Divini – Inside My Time (Emery re-edit)
12. Tritonal – Suede (Stoneface & Terminal remix)
13. David Forbes – Breakout (Darker mix)
14. Greg Downey – Global Code
15. Activa – Affirmation (Sound of Garuda Outro mix)
CD2: 2009
01. Andy Moor & Ashley Wallbridge – Faces
02. Audible – White Mouse
03. Sander van Doorn pres. Purple Haze – Bliksem
04. Dennis de Laat – Sound Of Violence
05. Tiesto, Lange, Moor & Komytea – Lethal Stadium Four (Emery re-edit)6. GNX – Copius Cain (Genix re-rub)
07. Robbie Buri – Poker (Dub mix)
08. Rex Mundi – Nothing At All
09. Oceanlab – Lonely Girl (Gareth Emery remix)
10. Gareth Emery – Metropolis
11. Cosmic Gate / Marco V – Sign Of The Times / Simulated (Emery re-edit)
12. Be:Gold – Starstruck (Jochen Miller remix)
13. Gareth Emery – Exposure (Short Stab)
14. Super8 & Tab – Elektra
15. RAM – RAMsterdam (Jorn van Deynhoven remix)
16. Above & Beyond pres. Oceanlab – On a Good Day (A&B Club mix)
www.garuda.nu
www.beyourselfmusic.com
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Alan Prosser’s remix of Rubikon’s new Telephone single is a big club house number. Brilliant vocals and a solid house groove makes the original perfect for an early house set the dub mix for the peak hour.
release code: clubred15
release date: 2009-09-14
Listen
myspace.com/clubstreamred
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Tags: Alan Prosser, club house, clubred15, Remix, Rubikon, Telephone
The renowned DJs and producers are once again displaying their muscle and combining forces with illustrious talent to create nirvana in Nightplay, a truly unstoppable album. VANDIT’s New York boys offer something for every listener and know how to keep the hits coming.
Powerhouse vocalist Eric Lumiere kicks off with Back into our Lives and Off the Hook, delivering a swift one-two punch to amp your energy and set an electric scene for the album. A transport to the shimmering wonderland of Caicos Bay is complemented by Linnea Handberg’s graceful melody in Let You Know and Fisher’s ethereal notes in You. Soul and the Sun transcends perfect balance, again featuring Lumiere’s warm, delicious groove – juxtaposed by Fisher returning for All I Ask’s swimmingly cool interlude.
Around the corner is full-body, hypnotic stimulation with Bright Lights and Aruna’s stunning emotion in Ashley. Nick Stufano assists with heavy-hitters Music Matters and The Majestic – a tag team of chunky, whipping beats grinding their way across dance floors. Air in Phase strikes the iron while it’s hot, a vigorous stunner to keep feet moving. Fellow New Yorker Mike Saint-Jules takes the stage in Far From Reach, delivering the doctor’s orders: pure trance! Filo and Peri save some of the best for last with the slick driving beats of Black Ice and Amp’d Up – a smashing track that lives up to its name, forcing hands in the air and the volume dialed to 10.
Release: November 6th 2009
VANDIT Records
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Tags: album, Mike Saint-Jules, new york, Nightplay, Powerhouse, VANDIT
After 3 heavily supported vinyl releases celebrating some of the most classic cuts from the Dessous back catalogue, remixed by some of today’s most sought after artists, this special digital only compilation has been put together to include all the remixes (and 2 hot new interpretations), available in their crisp and clean glory!
A real who’s who, at the forefront of the modern house world, Steve Bug, Kevin Yost, Vincenzo, Phonique, Gruber & Nurnberg, Manuel Tur, Langenberg, Two Armadillos, Ripperton and new Dessous signing Claire Ripley all provide interpretations here, remixing tracks picked from across the spectrum as we look back at over 10 years of label history.
www.dessous-recordings.com
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Tags: Claire Ripley, Dessous Classics, Gruber & Nurnberg, Kevin Yost, Langenberg, Manuel Tur, Phonique, Ripperton, steve bug, The Remixes, Two Armadillos, Vincenzo
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after moon harbour’s first artist album, the much commended “restless” by matthias tanzmann in spring 2008, comes the long-awaited ‘hello from planet earth’ by luna city express!
marco esmann and norman weber have been an integral part of the moon harbour inner circle from the very beginning, and have made themselves indispensable during the last four years as a dj and producer duo – consummate purveyors and subtle innovators of house. in the last few years the duo has forged quite a distinctive sound and their first album shows off the various facets of their love for this music, by keeping the balance between classic house with its us american roots and contemporary european developments.
“hello from planet earth” is an eclectic work which displays the essence of their sound – the key being the shape and ease of funk, a high musicality and a cheeky sense of humor. tracks which brim with this classic luna city express style house sound are “celebration of life”, “dream in berlin”, “ms gera”, “mr. jack” and “parish fair”, all filled with depth, organic funk and the right drive for the best hours in the club. in these tracks the berlin-chicago axis is clearly apparent, all done with the right amount of reverence while still looking to the future.
the album also delves further into an unseen side of the duo: introverted, dense tracks, inspired by dub and downbeat, like “plata”, “heaven’s gate”, “time & space” or “orange softcake”. the short interludes, „floripa“ and „magic bubbles“, 2 experimental ambient tracks, connect the dots and complete the package.
with “hello from planet earth”, luna city express have really come into their own, and the result is a more impressive sound than ever – reflecting both their respect and passion for house music.
supported by: mathias kaden, steve bug, nick curly, mandy, ekkohaus, catz ‘n’ dogz, jimpster, brothers’ vibe, agnès, jamy wing, sven tasnadi, d’julz, hector, karotte, alex picone, pierce, tini, italoboys, davide squillace, deepchild, delete, afrilounge, anthony collins, nima gorji, emerson todd, shinedoe, bearweasel, lauhaus…
mathias kaden (freude am tanzen):
the album is a big bomb!!!!so super produced and organic!!! all the songs are made to be timeless forever.
steve bug (pokerflat):
nice that some people still think of an album as a whole piece and not just a collection of dancefloor tracks only. i got on the express and really like it, but it’s very hard to say which track i like the best.
nick curly (cecille):
i like it, will play it.
jimpster (freerange):
i love lce and all the singles they’ve done so far. always something for me to play out that’s fresh and groovy. looking forward to giving this lp a proper thrashing.
brothers‘ vibe:
super collection of trax! love the claasic house touch; just simply well put together….100% quality! nice one.
agnès (sthlmaudio):
this is some of the best music in an lp format i’ve been hearing this year.. i simply couldn’t skip any tracks yet ! great work guys, i’m admirative on the diversity you could inject in here while keeping a similar smell on the whole lp, that is what makes an album timeless… if i would have to chosse a favorite it’ll be plata for it’s depths. clap clap clap on my side, chapeau !
simon baker (2020 vision):
love it ! the tinkling of the ivories in diamonds & pearls is really doing it for me 
mr jack rocks too. class stuff as ever.
d’julz (bass culture):
great album.
kabale und liebe (remote area):
wow great album! really all tracks are good and with their own vibe. diz iz some hot shit! full support! best album of the year for me.
claude von stroke (dirtybird):
celebration of life is sick. i like the whole vibe of the album.
lauhaus (remote area):
great album! diamonds & pearls is my pick. full support!
dj onionz
diamonds & pearls sounds good. a deep throwback to san francisco in the early 90s. happy, funky, trippy house music.
hector (phonica):
really good album like it a lot.
italoboys (mothership):
love the guys! thanx for this
new album out now (2×12”, cd, download):
luna city express – hello from planet earth
(mhr011-2 cd, mhr011-3 2×12” vinyl)
www.lunacityexpress.com
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Tags: Hello from Planet Earth, Luna City Express, moon harbour
Jimmy Edgar – Young Thing (Items&Things)
Bruno Pronsato – The Make Up The Break Up (Thesongsays)
Silent Servant – Discipline (Sandwell District)
Dollz At Play – Oscura Wand In Paris (Wagon Repair)
Dave Turov & John Selway – Avid Hustler (CSM)
Run Stop Restore vs Click Box – Helen In The Keller (Minus)
Lo-Fi Soundsystem – De Lions Den (Intrusion)
Raudive – Circles (Rrygular)
JPLS – Twilight 8 (Minus)
Seth Troxler – Panic, Stop, Repeat (Ghostly International)
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Tags: DJ Chart, M-nus, Minus, November 2009, Troy Pierce
After a some big remixes and a nice original outing this summer on Get Physical, Catz n Dogzreturn back to their home label.
This time the guys team up with their friend, the hot producer Pol_On while also featuring the candid vocals of fellow mothershipper, Monty Luke.
This is a great single to check out as we wait for their new 2nd album for mothership due out inthe spring of 2010. The sexy analog sound of the original mix will fit well within any proper houseset, but I particularly prefer the Drama Queen mix which breaks into a beautiful melodic section3 quarters of the way through.
Label: mothership
Artist: Catz n Dogz & Pol_on ft. Monty Luke
Title: This Is What I’m Doing
Release date: October 14th.
This side:
This Is What I’m Doing
That side:
This Is What I’m Doing (Drama Queen Mix)
DJ Feedback
Ali Schwarz / Tiefschwarz – nice one! thanks ali
Lucas- Zombi Disco Squad – drama queen mix will get rinsed at Panorama Bar….danke!
Lee Curtiss – ILL. can not wait to give this a run this weekend. monty luke plus catz and dogz equals out cold.
C-Rock – best c n d for a looong time. thanx for sending! prefer the original
Laurent Garnier – Catz and Dogz as funky as ever –will play of course
Dirt Crew – Sexy Stuff ! great groove… Break 3000-Dirt Crew.
Danton Eeprom – Nice one.
Mike Monday – I like the Drama Queen old school vybes and weird freaky vocal styling.
Sascha Funke – just beautifull track!
Tim Green – love the original mix! sexy as ever! cheers
Hatzler – The Deama Queen Mix is my fav…in parts a bit too melodic but……will loop the best part anyway
Luca Bacchetti – Solid stuff! ! love Catz n Dogz music!
Justin Long – Pretty cool stuff! Nice balance of new and old!
Yousef – love them both! really good, dram queen nicks it for me
Morris Audio – top stuff, love it!! 10 our of 10
Cesare vs Disorder – Original is great! loving catz n dogs since a while. killer grooves.thank you
Kiki – great! will try the drama queen mix tonite at tenax, florence!
Philip Sherburne – awesome! love the slow, rocking groove, and the vocals work excellently. the remix is really nice as well.
Matt Tolfrey – Like both the tracks here, but i agree the remix slightly pips it.
Tristan da Cunha – Love catz n’ dogz and pol_on , they’ve been on fire lately. Drama Queen mix on this is the one for me. Thanks.
j.phlip – groovy with a dark funk – nice work boys! def looking forward to rockin these!
Thomas Schumacher – I love the sexyness and the laidback vibe of this tune. Great work…
Edgar Dirksen – The Drama Queen mix is a biggie !!!
Pian sounds good chaps!
Ptoile – both versions great..
Paul Hamill – this is wicked, old skool Chicago vibes. full support.
Guy Gerber – i really like the drama queen mix.
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Tags: Catz n Dogz, Monty Luke, Mothership, Pol_on, record, sexy analog sound, vinyl
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