I put a smell on you. Jinjah bless Re-up (Future swing Stories)
We can’t take to much credit for this number as this track has passed through a many hands, starting from those of Scream’in Jay Hawkins. Then Jeremy Sole’s Zombie Stomp flip on it and now we’ve gone and givin it a gansta re-shake with M.O.P’s Ante Up. (Future Swing Stories SC, 2012)
Tune in to a couple of dandy remixes of Format B‘s Socks and Sandals from his recent bangin album release. Remix picks are of Arts & Leni and eri2! Big up
_Format B – Socks and Sandals (Arts & Leni Remix)
_Format B – Socks and Sandals (eri2 and his Flip Flop Remix)
Be on the look out for this fresh label emerging from Berlin on the underground house scenario!
Steyoyoke have a roster of talented artist’s including Antonio Olivieri, Soul Button, I’m Fine and Bartok, with a collective ethos of producing quality and distinctive underground house music, always with a fun-filled edge. (Steyoyoke, 2012)
Below is a teaser of their first release coming out soon! Also hit ‘em up on SC / FB.
Bam! IBreaks bounces back for 2012 with two simply enormous slammers from breakbeat don Colombo. If this man’s tracks haven’t been in your box over the past 12 months then you’ve clearly been living somewhere out near Alpha Centauri: The young Spanish producer and former BSD member has taken the scene by storm since going solo and here takes things to a whole new level.
Clap Your Hands combines a funky James Brown sample with a monstrous 303 line and the toughest tech funk drums for a clarion call to the dancefloor that will have ‘em jumping round the room like ants on a hot plate. Double A side Clubbing sends a chunky rolling breakbeat firing over Balearic guitar, sumptuous strings and a healthy dose of red hot funk for a tune that will have you wishing it was summer already.
No-one else does it quite like Colombo and these two tracks are likely to be flying high at the top of the breaks charts for several weeks to come. Grab these promos now before the great unwashed get their dirty mitts on them! (iBreaks SC, 2012)
The Chosen Two Remixed Vol.1 features four massive remixes of established The Chosen Two tunes:
Ryan Dupree from Stil Vor Talent mixed up “Dampfwalzer” and made a groovy tech house tune out of it.
Ardalan (Dirtybird/Gruuv/USA) who was responsible for the infamous Mr.Spock bootleg together with Justin Martin, delivers a more deep and bass driven version of “Alte Frische”.
The Chosen Two’s rolling “Neue Mattheit” was revamped to a funky stepper by Frogs In Socks (Southern Fried/Erase/UK), who describe their music themselves as frogstep !
And now finally on vinyl, the huge Sascha Braemer remix of the Chosen’s classic “The Concert” from autumn 2010. Timeless and still very fat! (Powder & Louder SC, 2012)
The album features songs with EDAN, MR LIF, PHILL MOST CHILL, SURESHOT LA ROCK, THE NOSTALGIA 77 QUINTET and THE SIMONSOUND and is out on Feb 27th 2012 on Project Blue Book. (DJ Format YT, 2012)
Here’s a tech house groove to start 2012 featuring strange bass line tech as well as bouncy and melodic tech edits from back in the day. Supporting up and comings artists such as Stereo Express, Bongo, Arts & Leni, Monkey Safari and The Chosen Two to name a few. Enjoy!
_Dfind // Papakole
01. Monkey Safari – Fat Papa (Bongo Remix)
02. Rickie Snice – Rick to Jack
03. Prztz – WMC (Dub)
04. The Chosen Two – Der Glockenkopf
05. Marco Fender – 8 Achtel
06. Biscuit Reality – A Bit Alarming
07. Arts & Leni – Bruno in Chinatown
08. Stereo & Howard – Dixiland
09. Oliver Klein – Suspenders (Aka Aka & Thalstroem Remix)
10. Enzo Siffredi – Outdoor Party
11. Lissat & Voltaxx – Ohanoa
12. Rene Bourgeois – Tico
13. Arts & Leni – Tony’s Happy Guys (Stereo Express Remix)
14. Moes Doems – Matador
15. Dan Caster – Petite Chanson
16. Temptations – Papa was a Rollin Stone (Drauf und Dran Bootleg)
Addison Groove (aka Antony Williams) started life under a different pseudonym altogether. Recording as Headhunter, with an LP and 12” releases on the influential Tempa label stretching back to 2007, he achieved legendary status within the dubstep scene… …This work looked set to continue until 2010 when, seemingly out of nowhere, he crafted one of the biggest bass music tracks of the decade, ‘Footcrab’, under the new name of Addison Groove.
“Transistor Rhythm”, Addison Groove’s debut album, is a rare example of a release where the description “much anticipated” is not just a fantasy of some PR agent. The expectations are high, but we are convinced nobody is gonna be disappointed. Hear for yourself! (Modeselektor SC, 2012)