Early support by Dubfire, Karotte, Nick Curly, Anja Schneider, Raresh, Mathias Kaden, Shinedoe, Wally Lopez....

Here at Eklektisch we are still reveling in the success of 002, Pleasurekraft's 'Tarantula'. The biggest selling track of the summer.

Seven weeks straight at #01 on the Beatport download chart, and Top 10 on the same chart for nearly three months. Having been thrust into the spotlight in most dramatic of fashions, its now down our task to build upon this success and we start today by presenting 003...

Who better to lead from the front than our label head himself, Edu Imbernon. Not only the mastermind behind the label, Edu has, over the past eighteen months, been on a steep trajectory to stardom.

Having ram raided the charts in May 2009 with 'El Baile Aleman' his co-production with Coyu, a record that went on to become one of the biggest club hits of the year, the Valencian producer's music has since appeared on an array of the most respected labels, and key compilations.

Today he teams up with the boss of the recently launched Espai Music imprint, Triumph, to deliver the next smash hit for Eklektisch. 'Our Roots' sees the duo heading back to theirs, taking influence from the past and dropping a catchy vocal line that is set to be sung for the rest of the summer.

The first of the remixes sees Dutch producer David Lebeij turn in, what for us, is without doubt one of his finest and funkiest mixes to date. Jack-heavy, with its beefed-up bassline and key stabs, Lebeij's fun is only broken by the unexpected, bonus breakdown towards the end.

Remix two comes from the pairing of Bla Bla Records boss Daniel Sanchez and Mulder. in contrast to the smiley exterior of the Original, this version sees the boys take us on a deeper, moodier trip. Purring bass, crisp bongo's and atmospheric synths make this a perfect version to close another fantastic release.