To celebrate Bedrocks 12th anniversary, John Digweed has compiled 21 outstanding exclusive tracks and remixes from established and new artists to form Bedrock 12. Bedrock is synonymous with releasing the highest quality forward-thinking electronic dance music and has enjoyed a highly successful year so far and this new compilation will further cement the labels reputation around the globe.Following on from John Digweeds outstanding (mixed) Structures LP, Bedrock 12 once again showcases the sound of the label in 2010, featuring a plethora of exquisite deep house, tech-house and techno, joining the dots and forging the future.

Not only does the album feature a host of established stars - Robert Babicz, Quivver, King Unique, Christian Smith, Nick Warren, Digweed & Muir - it also showcases new and upcoming talent like Maetrik, Wiretappeur, Max Cooper, Wehbba, and more.The strength of new international talent from the likes of Spain, Germany and Brazil, points to the huge global appeal of the Bedrock label, and a bright future for dance music. The high-ranking established artists are kept firmly on their toes by the new upcoming stars of the future.

Special Marbled Black-Red Colored Vinyl with a huge Edit from Daniel Stefanik of the Butch Summer Hit No Worries and Johnny D. Power to the People Remix with live vocals by himself from his last Hit Love or Leave Me. Watch out for this Cécille Special release!!!

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Ricardo Villalobos, Sven Väth, Reboot, Nick Curly, Markus Fix, Mathias Kden, Matthias Tanzmann, Monika Kruse, Karotte, Radioslave, Tiefschwarz...

Pick this up for your digital record bags, right now. Sebastien Leger pushed out two rather minimal tech bombs pumping with energy, ready to wreck havoc upon unsuspecting dance floors. ‘Gone Wild’ has a wicked minimal flavor to it which reminds me an awful lot of Cirez D’s recent work. ‘Mixtape’ is a bit bolder and more pumping then the former. Some lush stabs grooving from left to right, it’s just all good. It’s a no brainer when it comes to buying this EP. Mistakes Music has a little surprise in store: A Techno remix by self proclaimed Techno Warrior Umek. It’s a bit more grinding then the original, a little meaner. Other than that it doesn’t deviate much from the original to be honest.