Welcome to the outstanding prog-sound of Julian Vincent- truly magical as proved with releases like 'Here For Me', 'Perfect Sky' and 'No End'. 'Shadows The Sun', his latest offering, joins his catalog of high quality productions and awaits you with tight, deep synth-lines, a bold baseline and Jessie Morgan's night-black voice on top of all happenings.

Danish DJ and producer Daniel Kandi presents nothing less but pure uplifting candy on his remix of 'Shadows The Sun'. He delivers a dramatic yet deep trance piece with countless heartfelt melody-layers.

Quite the contrary, a tight progressive translation that's going to move you for sure, comes straight from the US. Producer Ken Loi awaits you with one phat, dark storm of a record you shouldn't miss out on!

Support by:

Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Dash Berlin, Gareth Emery, Aly & Fila, Nic Chagall, Andy Moor

Estigma is on fire! This time he met up with born Ukrainian vocalist living in Canada - Irena Love. Combination of moving melodies of Estigma and well done vocals by Irena Love turned out to be really successful so they came up with their first collaboration called Cinnamon Sunday.

Finally a vocal tune performed by this great Argentinian artist. Cinnamon Sunday is really nice and smooth tune giving with strong romantic feeling.

Estigma himself brings you the Original mix and an Uplifting Mix. Rest of the mixes were handled by ReOrder & XGenic.

DJ's/Radio Support: 

Aly & Fila, Sean Tyas, Bobina, Markus Schultz, John Askew (reorder mix for me), Woody van Eyden (ReOrder Mix is nice!), Ashley Wallbridge (Full support!), Fast Distance, Karybde & Scylla, Angel Ace, John O' Bir, Suzy Solar, and many more...

With more than 16 years of resounding on the floors of dance music world, German DJ and producer Frank Zenker achieved quite a few things to be proud of. Under his Scot Project moniker he didn't only contribute to the harder side of trance, but also developed his very own, characteristic sound, combining hard percussive elements and melodic trance rhythms.

'(G)Host' is the latest top-notch studio production of the dread-locked tech-trance master. Hard basslines, a strong build up and a warm melodic core which turns into a growling tech-soundscape right after the break is what awaits you on the original version.

With the 'Moody Ghost Remix' on the flip side, this single comes along with even more of the typical Scot Project sounds, just as we like it. Just slightly slower but at least as energetic as the original, it delivers another perfect example of the huge diversity of the VANDIT sound.

Making a name for himself as one of the most exciting musicians in the scene, Scottish producer Andy Duguid is behind modern classics like 'Wasted' and 'Don't Belong' (both with vocalist Leah), as well as last year's brilliant Anjunabeats anthem 'Call Of Loneliness' under his Reeves guise.

After a series of quality releases on Black Hole, Duguid resumes his Reeves moniker for another sublime trance anthem that showcases the genre at its most musical and considered. Already chosen as a Record Of The Week on Above & Beyond's Trance Around The World, 'Dreams' blends a characteristic Duguid groove with a beautifully melodic, gently building breakdown before dropping magically.

Adding a different shade to the package, the white-hot Jon O' Bir follows some superb releases on Gareth Emery's Garuda and Liquid with a bubbling, individual remix that adds a new club-ready dynamic to the original's chords and melody.

 

 

The master of melodic gold, hailing straight from his studio in New York, is back again! Trance community, we are proud to introduce you to Eco's new master piece 'Drowning'! Heavily requested, Marcello Pacheco already put a spell on the global trance scene with remixes for the likes of Coldplay, Ferry Corsten and previous productions 'And We Flew Away', 'Love' and 'Borealis'. Get ready to experience a real state of trance once more, with his latest tune 'Drowning'!

Like most of his previous productions, 'Drowning' already made it to the Tune Of The Week on Armin van Buuren's famous A State Of Trance radio show. It's the Dutch superstar himself, who keeps on praising Eco's sixth sense for outstanding melodic trance. On 'Drowning', Eco invites you to another deep dive into his beloved sound. A harmonic build up, an intricacy of effects, piano-lines and a strong baseline come together into an absolute peak-time example of uplifting trance in excellent shape.

Some tighter beats and a big room feel can be found on the 'Dereck Recay Remix'. The DJ and producer returned to classical trance sounds after the break, delivering a hands-in-the-air yet floor-moving piece to get lost in!

DJ Support: 

Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, W&W, Nic Chagall and many more...

After a period of silence Joop returns with some brand new firework. Different than what you might are used to hear from Joop, Choices hears a refreshing more melodic style from this 'Fryslan boppe' man. It's big melodic breakdown is sure to do the needed damage. Rising star Raneem gives a raw and deep twist to the original.

Özgür Can is back on weplayminimal with a super smasher! As a big bonus Pawas made a real nice summer remix!

We are very happy to present the first release of our brand new label Raoul Records! Raoul Records is into deep and warm electronic dance music, oriented towards house and techno. We won't spare any effort to release soulful pieces of groove from promising talents and tireless producers. 

On this special occasion, what better choice than Digitaline-who constantly innovate in creating tools that truly posses a soul - to push the label in the right direction? For those of you who have savored the Digitaline recipe before, you'll be surprised to taste one additional ingredient this time... 

Tigerlily. Her charming voice, which recently appeared on Gregorythme's Futurama EP on Cityfox, gives the A-side track "Say So" a perfume of feminie melancholy and makes the track a penetrating dancefloor shaker. The flip side "The invisible Hand" is more of an old-school tune. 

Digitaline at their best! Going deeper into the 90ies and, as always, with freshness and their own energy.

Hey guys were back after a long lay off to bring you our newest release in the form of dutch talents Roger Martinez & funkuZ, on the remix duties is one of holland's finest "Peter Horrevorts"

hope you guys like this one as much as we do and hopefully you will let us know what you think good or bad

All The best

Frank, Memo and Hisham

DJ Feedbacks:

Dave Seaman: both mixes are very good

Kasey Taylor: Loving both these guys at the moment. 2 of the producers of the moment. Horrevorts is completely on it and I'm yet to hear a bad tune from him and Roger is on the run of his life too at the moment... Top release, full support..

Neil Quigley: Both versions are very good...any chance of WAV's please?

Omid 16b: Really Nice

Oliver Moldan: Horrevorts Remix for me

Eelke Kleijn: Both are Great

Add2basket: Was about time for the 002 release, congrats on the Balance comp for 001! Loving both versions, the more melodic fills in the original and the more funky ones in the Horrevorts remix! Was worthed to wait, good luck on this on

Matthias Vogt: very nice release. original is deep and the remix kicks

Roberto Rodriguez: Horrevorts!! Great remix!

Tom Budden: Peter's mix is the one for me here! good stuff, thanks

Dale Anderson: Orginial is good but Peter's version is the one for moi. cheers!

Kruse & Nürnberg: Peters remix is really nice

Cid Inc.: Great Stuff Original for me

MANIK: Peter Horrevorts mix is cool. Quite housey and jackin. Nice one.

Dana Bergquist: Great stuff! Really liking both of them. Both works really well for different moments! Thanks

Da FUnk: superb release! both tracks for me! full support and keep up the great work!

Mihai Popoviciu: Peters remix is nice

Chloe Harris: great. i like both of these for diff moments.

Steve Mill: Peter's version definitely working for me , proper houser!

Amine Golestan: Peter's remix is the one for me. Thanks guys !!!

Dibby Dougherty: Original is wicked, lovely shizzle

Redondo: Peter remix is my cup of tea, but original is nice too, great release!

Tom Morgan: Been on Peter's remix all summer; fantastic release. First two releases have been top quality, keep it up lads!

Balerik: The Peter Horrevorts remix is rude, nice work

We are delighted to present Rusted Records debut release ‘DNA Extractor’. Headlining this historic release is our good friends, top international duo, Phunk Investigation, one of Italies most hottest exports.

Phunk Investigation, are well-known for their signiture printed productions, they are also known as hard workers managing in 2010 alone to release a wide range of succesful releases through labels such as: 1605 Music Therapy, Definitive, BluFin, Play Digital, Toolroom, to name a few.

‘DNA Extractor’ is a dark techno stomper all wrapped with a sophisticated hypnotic rhythms, addictive synth leads and deep strong vocals.

On the flip side we have added a sweet treat, a remix from Canadian duo, D-Unity.

D-Unity are known for their high quality production abilities, they have texturized the vocal section giving it a life of its own yet keeping the authenticity of the original one. D-Unity provide another unforgetable moment for the dance floor.

Hugo Riveroll is an acclaimed DJ and musician in the electronic music scene in Mexico. He is pretty well known for his solo project Hamelin and years ago he became a legend in the trance scene with his project Xibalba (together with Odiseo). As a man who has dedicated all his life to music, he is always exploring and looking for different styles and sounds. NOHOL is a new project of him together with Enrique Vazquez AKA Kike Mattar. The result is great: a style that ranges between tech house and techno, with a groovy and fresh foundation. You wont stop dancing.

This is their debut EP and contains 2 original tracks that will definitely be played in many clubs around the world. The first track is "Disco", a warm piece to put together the dance floor, a solid bass line that melts house into a new dimension, lovely! The second track is "Shake That", a twisted tune that combines house and techno in a groovy and intelligent way. If you are looking for good stuff to put the party on fire, this is the right EP, enjoy!

With over four years experience as resident DJs for two of London's super clubs - Ministry of Sound & Pacha London, Hagenaar & Albrecht's pedigree has produced some of the biggest floor filling and invigorating records in the last few years including their 2008 debut single 'What Would We Do' on the Shapeshifter's label - Nocturnal Groove, it smashed every dance download site, simultaneously going No.1 across the world and hitting the top 20 in the ITunes dance chart.

"I Won't Let You Down" certainly fulfils its lyrical promise, and continues the pairs legacy of assembling all the perfect ingredients with a euphoric sheen of disco. Hagenaar & Albrecht deliver melodic progressions, sequential breakdowns and high-energy vocal climaxes; proving themselves as seriously big hitting producers.

Pedro Flores (Xahno) and Norman Ayala (Dj Norman) are the minds behind the project Fashion Viktims They both have a solid career in Mexico as Djs and musicians. Their fusion in the studio has created marvelous results, developing original and creative dancefloor bombs, each one of them are full of progressive house, techno and progressive trance.

The long awaited Spacegulls has finally been released with a magnificent remix by Henry Saiz.

While Milton Channels being from Colombia and Alex Sandrino from the Netherlands, once they got in touch, these two exceptional talented producers both bring their own flavor to this hot new record which is already getting major support out there.

Be prepared for a taste of techno, tech and house mixed perfectly in two different tracks. As they worked with one catchy vocal, Alex and Milton both worked it to the max to create the ultimate Brazilian Girls EP.

Brazilian Girls, why that name? Just press play and find out for yourself...

This time Fellow countryman Yanny Villar a new member of Rationalism family release a nice and deep ep. With remixes of Urss who delivers a groovy as you can get track, Rodrigo Rivera with his personal imprint of darker sounds and Ale Castro with Wally Stryk with another really easy to dance track.

A dancefloor meant release ready to rock your brain out!

Bulgarian native and now Miami based producer and a DJ Stan Kolev is without any doubts uncrowned champion of beautiful deep and emotional house music. His album 'Grace Light' is signed to swiss Unreleased Digital and is ready to hit the market during 2011.

UDR now releases a very first single from it, "Farewell". Another masterpiece of finest deep yet progressive house sounds. On a remix duty is UDR head honcho Chris Reece under his Passenger 10 moniker. His rework is just BIG, BIG, BIG! Huge deep synths, big room feeling, epicly pumped atmosphere in the uplifting breakdown! England's finest progressive house exports, Ben Coda [UDR, Baroque, Method] and Ad Brown [Songbird, Silk, Anjunadeep] team up for a second remix in the pack and they deliver it into more dancefloor oriented driving piece of progressive house. Last but not the least, Croatia Squad offers smooth deep and techy house reinterpretation with smooth arpeggios in an awesome breakdown.

After Snuff Trax 001 with tracks by Elec Pt.1 and Snuff Crew and a huge DJ-Support worldwide, we proudly present the second release on our label. KiNK and Neville Watson already did a great remix for Snuff Crew´s „Feel Inside“ on Hour House Is Your Rush in 2009. Now our two jackmates gave us the fantastic „City 2 City“ for the A-Side of Snuff Trax 002.

Enjoy this massive tune! On B1 you find a new Snuff Crew track called „Wonder Sometimes“. This time we go a bit deeper than you maybe expect… The second track on the B-Side is a Neville Watson remix of our „Are You House?“ cut. The original was released on Snuff Trax 001. Mr Watson now carries the message to extremes and invites you to a very special trip.

Toronto's Carlo Lio is simply on fire as a producer right now and keeps the momentum going with his third release for Dubfire's SCI+TEC Digital Audio entitled "Colors". This three track EP is the kind of chunky, progressive tribal house that drives main room dance floors wild while still maintaining some air of underground vitality.

"Colors" also comes with a zip pack of tools for young performers looking to exploit the new Bridge technology coming from Ableton, one of many new releases coming out that embraces new possibilities in the live setting.

One of the reasons Carlo Lio has risen to the top is because of his distinctive production style - heavy-handed drums and sinewy melodies that cling to the beats like a wet blanket."White", the opener here, is no exception. Simple loops and chugging beats keep this one basic and it surprisingly works. Nothing too dynamic here on the lead off track, but it's still very effective.

The second original, "Red", is the most tribal of the three with layers of syncopated drums and hypnotic vocal snippets leading the charge. Lio's trademark dark edges are all over this cut, another solid mover that does little musically other than groove... and groove and groove.

Rounding out the EP is "Black", a low-slung b-side that charges head long in to the peak hour maelstrom with reckless abandon. It avoids getting too proggy by dropping all of those trancy ass horn melodies that trip up tracks like this even though the opportunity is certainly there. This one is all horsepower and it's a thankful moment considering all of the horrible ways this track could have turned out.

Also included are six wave file tools (two from each track) that give live performers the opportunity to juggle the three cuts' synth and vocal loops in the mix for another perspective.

We are at the dawn of a new era. The US underground-secluded house has lately aroused growing interest and the European minimal house is evolving into a more conventional genre. Those two distinct forms of house music, opposed until this day, are about to collide.

The Parisian label Real Tone Records has been leading a passionate struggle to take over the drifting US house form. One might say the fruit of their 7-year labour has exceeded their expectations.

By trusting crossover artists such as Dyed Soundorom or more noticeably Maya Jane Coles and the stunning "What They Say", Real Tone Records has created the foundations for a dialogue between two genres that have knowingly been oblivious to each other in the past. Real Tone throw its sights today on Shonky. After his amazing releases on Spectral, Crosstown Rebels or Contexterrior, Freak n'Chic's muse seduce Real Tone Records with his Velour EP and show us a new evidence these two visions merger. Franck Roger flavours it all with a boiling remix to which only he holds the secret, and that does the trick.

If 2010 has seen the house scene reach an undeniable hegemony, 2011 will indisputably mark its zenith.

Early dj support and feedback:

Luciano, Osunlade, Delano Smith, Ryan Crosson, Seth Troxler, Lee Foss, Reboot, Konrad Black, Deetron, Michel Cleis, Jimpster, Dyed Soundorom, Sebo K, Maya Jane Coles, Matthew Styles, Tony Lionni, Djul'z, Sascha Dive, Nick Curly, Agoria, Dj T., Glenn Underground, Danny Krivit, Dj Spinna, Danny Tenaglia, Quentin Harris, Culoe De Song, Manoo, Rocco, Mr V, Ralf Gum, Jojo Flores and many more...