Fidget it to the max with this new Partysquad production. Deep dark basses and phat electro synths make the original mix an immense banger! Great remixes by the likes of Chaosz and Apster included. BOMB!!!

DJ Feedbacks:
David Guetta: 'Nasty beats, nice!'
Axwell: 'Nice one'
Diplo: 'Always love The Partysquad Music!'
Andy George / BBC Radio 1: 'Once again Apster destroys the remix!!'
Bad Boy Bill: 'Will support!'

Re-use of old Mexican horn samples packed in a snappy and crunchy house banger. Hazy vocal samples and original percussion sounds make 'Cote Y Serrado' quite an original record. The groove is truly second to none. The minimalistic remix destroys dance floors all over. Big stuff!

DJ Support from:

David Guetta, Axwell, Steve Aoki, DMS and many more!

Once in a while a record like 'What's Up' comes along. This new BOMB by Thomas Gold and Alex Kenji is being massively supported by all the top guns. With such an impressive support list, there's not much need to say more. Just go and listen for yourself!

DJ Feedbacks:

David Guetta: 'Played at Creamfields 2010!'

Axwell: 'Played at Mysterland 2010'

Sander van Doorn: 'Wow what a great record! Full support from me!'

Riley & Durrant: 'LOVE IT! Full support!'

Tocadisco: 'Cool track guys! Full support!'

Bingo Players: 'Liking the original mix!'

Andy George / BBC Radio 1: 'Def want to hear louder! Sounds dope!'

Robbie Rivera: 'Nasty, I like!'

This two track EP by Austin Leeds is inspired by different cultures. 'Ahora', Spanish for 'Now', is a techy house banger with attitude. 'Leibowitz' takes elements from traditional Jewish folk music and incorporates it in a present day funky house tune. Highly original!

DJ Support/feedback from:
Axwell, Erick Morillo, Tocadisco, Robbie Rivera and more...

Huge house sounds by NDKj. 'Moondancer' is a marvelous production centered around an old school brass section sample you'll all recognize instantly. The original mix is extremely danceable and funky. The GgDeX Remix is a little more tribal and percussive and has a nice summery touch with loads of spunk!

Nicky Romero brings us another progressive house track, this time with a refreshing vocal by Basto! The magical theme Nicky created for When Love Calls combined with those outstanding vocals result in a highly addictive tune that will work not only in clubs but everywhere you'll spin it! Nicky is on a roll!

L Kubic is the Berlin based producer Lars Niekisch. Already in the 90s he was playing keyboards and writing songs in various bands. He also did his first producing steps working as a programmer and co-producer at a music studio. Later he and his good friend Alec Trick founded their project Trick & Kubic. On his journeys around the globe, inspired by all the impressions, he collected lots of musical ideas. Based on these fragments L Kubics first solotracks were produced back home in the studio.

His first solo project was signed to BuzzinFly ,Berlin label BlackFoxMusic followed straight away...

We proudly present "Going Down'on our imprint ,coming up with a massive remix by our highly talented yougster REMERC.

After seven years of high profile DJ'ing, playing only the best in trance, progressive and techno, Scottish mastermind Paul Trainer finally found his way to the studio in 2008. Within the past 2 years, he's made the crowds move to his own trancy flavours, with 'Comply Or Die', 'Seize The Day' and 'Deal With It'. This time, he's on the rise with another tempting trancer, 'Rise Again'. For this one, he teamed up with British singer and songwriter Antonia Lucas, who's worked with the likes of David Forbes and Roger Shah.

'Rise Again' ascends with an energetic, impressive, mystical force, making it a great vocal trance tune for the club speakers - to blast the night away. 'Rise Again' is diverse, colourful and tempting and will, along with Antonia's flaming vocal on top, surely resound in the scene for a long time to go.

Paul's new track rises like a phoenix from the ashes. Energetic, impressive, mystical - a great vocal trance tune for the club speakers, to blast the night away! 'Rise Again' kicks in with striking diversity in its sub-melodies, colourful and tempting, and with Antonia's flaming vocal on top of it, this one will surely resound within the scene for a long time!

Support by:

Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, Ferry Corsten, Jorn van Deynhoven, Paul Oakenfold, M.I.K.E, Andy Moor, Alex M.O.R.P.H., Lange, TyDi, Ernesto vs Bastian, John Askew.

The inner urge of music is not something to ignore. If you have the gift of creating it, you best surrender and follow that strong impulse. For Australian DJ/producer Tyson Illingworth, that calling has taken him on one big, exciting ride, deep into music industry. Apart from winning the award for 'Best Breakthrough DJ' at this year's International Dance Music Awards, he took his number one DJ of Australia status to higher grounds and entered the DJ Mag Top 100 at #52. With dance-land stretching out in front of him with a red carpet welcome, he conquered it all the same, filling it with tracks like 'Vanilla', 'Good Dream' and the first Audrey Gallagher collab 'You Walk Away'.

That last one now finally sees its successor. After another blossoming year, in which Irish lady Gallagher and tyDi spent their time jamming, creating and searching for musical substance, they've come up with 'Calling'. In all its being, 'Calling' is a warm, melodic and loveable anthem. Sensitive but strong, fierce but peaceful, this one is in balance with all things needed to sweep the floors. Audrey's vocals take you in at an instant, aligning with tyDi's intricate soundscapes on a perfect level. You'll find 'Calling' right inside you, right after your first listen.

Chicago-based, but ever world-travelling to please the global dance society, deep prog-lover Blake Jarrell has touched the very soul of 'Calling' and brought in his very own interpretation. His remix redefines it and gives the track a new flow - groovy, prog-trancy and intimately maddening.

Support by:

Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten, Gareth Emery, Judge Jules, Roger Shah, John O'Callaghan, Signum, W&W, William Daniel (Tilllate Magazine), David Forbes, Lange, Max Graham, Ernesto vs Bastian, Alex M.O.R.P.H.

If you were to ask yourself which track defined itself as one of the standout moments within Markus Schulz's livesets in 2010, many would point towards Romanian Adrian Ivan's latest creation. A producer who has blossomed under the name of Mr. Pit through Coldharbour Recordings since late 2007, his reputation continues to grow thanks to his knack for delivering tracks that simply explode on dancefloors with immediate effect.

Debuted by Markus from the ASOT 450 celebrations in Poland back in April, 'Sky Traffic' generated rapturous responses not only from the live audiences, but also from the Global DJ Broadcast listeners, primarily due to its appearance on the World Tour playlists from Moscow, London and Budapest. Many have declared it as their personal pick for 2010 already, and has already become quite an anthem for Markus through his residencies at Ministry of Sound in London and Amnesia in Ibiza.

While 'Sky Traffic' rightly claims all the plaudits it deserves, Mr. Pit also serves up another tech-filled monster which despite having little radio play, has been an almost permanent fixture in Markus' extended livesets throughout the spring and summer seasons. 'Low Altitude' is a track which will gain quite a lot of attention over the coming months, making this double EP Adrian's most high-profile work since the release of 'Shana' in 2008.

With appearances at the Electric Zoo Festival in New York and Toronto's Labour of Love on the horizon for Markus, both 'Sky Traffic' and 'Low Altitude' look set to star in shining roles as the summer comes to a close. And as Coldharbour Recordings embarks on a new century of releases, no one is betting against their momentum slowing down anytime soon.

Support by:

Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Ferry Corsten, Gareth Emery, Paul Oakenfold, Lange, Ernesto vs Bastian, M.I.K.E., Tenishia, Blake Jarrell, Simon Patterson, W&W.

Audien's classy debut on Enhanced won many plaudits and now he's back with another brilliant production. Showing production skills way beyond his years, Audien again shows why he's a talent to watch with this huge release.

Eleven Eleven is a chord driven progtrance monster, with a real summery feel. Having seen early support from Armin van Buuren, Audien's big room lead perfectly matches the wonderful groove of the track.

The first remix falls, excuse the pun, to rising Finish star Tom Fall, who crafts a superb take on the original that has already found favour with Above & Beyond.

Abstract Vision & Elite Electronic follow their excellent remix of D-Mad with another charged up electroprog rework that will rock the dancefloors once again!

Stellar stuff once again.

Earlier this year we released a fantastic EP of original material from a young artist we feel is on his way up. Rey Aguilar is a name to watch for sure. For now, we bring you a couple very cool remixes of tracks from that EP. Remixes come by the way of Signal Deluxe and John Dalagelis (from Dieb Audio).

Italian producers Federoco Locchi & UGLH make their debut on Audiofly's Supernature imprint this October with the Be House EP, backed with a remix from Toronto's rising star, Carlo Lio.

Locchi & UGLH (Marco Durranti & Stefano Marcucci) have previously released their tight, percussive house on Tenax, 8-Bit and Catwash to but it's their inaugural Supernature release which comes out on top.

In original form Be House is a shuffling, subby houser with an incredibly bumpy groove. With just an occasional vocal hit added to the jacking beats, it's the sort of simple yet hugely effective house that will fit in any discerning djs box.

Carlo Lio's version of Be House takes the originals percussive groove and adds an amazing level of rhythmic detail while stretching the vox sample across the track with heavy delays. Flutters of organic melodies twist in

and out of the track while Lio also beefs up the breakdowns.

Finally, the filtered chords and bottom heavy toms of Bengala close the EP in fine style. Warm, deep and driving, the mood is endearing and engaging while the bass provides just the right amount of push the track needs.

Federico Locchi & UGLHs Be House EP is released on Supernature in September 2010.

Poker Flat pull in the reigns once again with the 8th installment of their legendary compliation series. To celebrate, a double pack vinyl release accompanies the CD, which also features a stunning mix by Jay Tripwire.

Being the boss it’s only fair he kicks things off, as Steve Bug's 'A Shot In The Dark' begins the fun on A1. Of course its a high-class trippy affair full of classic Bug shenanigans. Awesome synth hooks and captivating drums spiral almost out of control!

Making his mark on the DJ mix, Jay Tripwire also contributes a very special new track, featuring the wonderful vocals of Katerine Larr. 'Find Me' stands out as a further reminder of the producer's edge in the modern house scene.

Irish legend Donnacha Costello contributes 'Hey, Dummy', a great follow up to his recent album on Poker Flat: 'Before We Say Goodbye'. This solid track is founded in Donnacha's deep acidic traditions, and injects some subtle touches of melody into the mix.

Patrick Chardronnet's dramatic and summery 'Birds On Strings' raising the tension. Well known for his tense, timely arrangements, he hands in a future classic that has had us all in raptures. Tried and tested!

French scenester D'Julz just refuses to back down, and so we hear in 'Get Down'; its a hot natured party track with a great timeless house atmosphere, packed in to a fresh and modern party killer!

Finally Dutch techno-boy Benny Rodrigues provides the ominous 'G'. A great, classic sounding cut that ties together the worlds of Amsterdam's rich techno scene, with the trippier, deeper sound of Berlin.

'Northern Lights' is the year's most anticipated debut studio album in the trance / progressive world, from world no.9 DJ Gareth Emery. It contains ten brand new tracks ranging from big house to full-on trance, including first single 'Sanctuary', which has received huge support from Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Above & Beyond and more, with its official video racking up 250,000 views in its first two weeks.