With a fresh dynamic sound that mixes elements of classic pop with an uncanny sense of euphoric dance, Diagram Of The Heart are a unique new British band that cross different genres with effortless ease and are the first signings to the legendary and recently resurrected Deconstruction label.

With a bassline that will knock the unsteady clubber clean of their feet and a slow build that seems to continue for the tracks entirety, Jeremy Olander has set the bar high with his first Phazing release. Massive, soaring synths ensure there are few downward pointing hands in the building, while on the flip label boss Dirty South steps up to deliver a typically polished remix.

Deniz Kurtel will be one female you will be hearing a lot about in the coming months as she drops her debut artist album on Crosstown Rebels, pre-empted by one of the tracks of the year, ‘The L Word’.

Turkish born and NYC based Deniz Kurtel came to the attention of Damian Lazarus through her connection with Wolf + Lamb, while she was living at the infamous Marcy Hotel last year. He immediately fell for her originality and emotive mysterious style, in particular on ‘The L Word’.

‘The L Word’ is a spell-binding record that has had adrenaline throbbing in the veins of the lucky few to have heard it. Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones and a handful of key tastemakers have been championing the record in 2010 and it looks set to explode in the start of the new year as the lead track on her debut album.

The dream-like vocal creates the basis for the original track, overlaid onto cascading synths, skipping beats and a bassline that sinks the heart. The charisma of this record makes it stand apart from anything you’ve heard before.

From a classic original to an epic masterpiece, Guy Gerber turns this into an unforgettable package. His countryside remix is haunting and epic, climbing ever higher into your consciousness. Sounding like Four Tet crossed with Moodymann, the whistling pipes and echoed pads tease and swirl on the shimmering vocal. Appealing to all musical persuasions, Gerber’s remix defies classification and makes an indelible mark on the heart.

Deniz Kurtel releases ‘Music Watching Over Me’, her debut artist album on Crosstown Rebels in February 2011. The twelve tracks will mark the arrival of one of the most exciting female artists of our time.

With more than a year passing since his last single release on Toolroom Records we just had to lock Richard Dinsdale down for another EP and boy does he deliver! With a musical CV that boasts releases on Global Underground, Juicy Music and of course Toolroom, Richard Dinsdale’s productions have been earning him support from dance musics elite DJ’s and it’s little wonder as in the Untitled EP he once again delivers with 2 pumping, disco-tinged delicacies!

Kicking off with ‘DJ, You’ve Got My Love’, Dinsdale slams straight in with crisply produced 70s style disco drums that are topped off with a catchy vocal, finely tuned stabs and old skool synth loops. Second track ‘One Step’ is a testament to Richard’s versatility as he treats us to a tech-house master class combining chugging beats and a perky bass with a live drum solo in the breakdown.

Showing no signs of letting up with his first-class productions, this is an EP you cannot afford to miss.

For this new release, we are happy to welcome the two Spanish new talents Los Suruba.

On “Drogo”, these producers from Madrid perfectly show us their art of minimal groove. “Drogo” goes slowly, loudly, groovy, and invite the dancefloor in a freaky and sexy atmosphere.

We are really proud to have Tigerskin as a remixer on this EP. With his strong and beautiful production, he goes on a dark and beautiful deep techno journey. Carlos Sanchez & DJ Ray delivers us a strong remix based on a melodic & melancholic house.

Last but not least, “Hello” is a nice deep house track, dynamic and smiley, perfect to conclude this EP.

The beautiful adventure of Time Has Changed goes on…

Timid Boy & Acumen.

All the way from Athens, Definitive welcome’s Angel Stoxx to its growing list of fine releases and artists. An emerging global DJ/producer, Angel has already charted in the Beatport Top 10 and is someone to really listen out for. To top it off, Definitive is doubly proud to add a terrific club mix from one of Berlin’s top DJ and tech house all star producer’s, David Keno. Keepin the club vibe alive... check out and enjoy these two great mixes.

Alias Jonez is the name of Jesse Rose’s new project, under which he will be voicing a deeper sound.

Beating My Drum is the fifth release of Play It Down, so expect no press mail-outs, no DJ reactions, every release will have a limited run of 200 vinyls pressed and digital will be released after the vinyl.

This is a label for DJ’s, no hype, no big tracks, just tunes to put in your bag and play.

After a little Christmas and New Years Eye weplayminimal is back with some talented guys from Ulm! The Main track is a dancefloor smasher from Cliff-Law and De La Maso who already worked together with M.in or YNK for some collaboration and got big success with M.in & De La Maso –Skinny Wendy!

Now he's back and killing the dancefloor again! The Remixes comes from his very good friends Adolf Deepkind and Diskoschmitt! Adolf following the original track but reworked the groove into another stratosphere. Diskoschmitt just made a more dynamic remix with more housy grooves and smooth feeling!

In dance music’s weekly deluge, there are so many great tracks that don’t hit immediately. It sometimes feels impossible to keep up. But great music always surfaces!

That was the case for Guesthouse Music back in 2009 with Gramophonedzie‘s “Why Don’t You”. A few months after its release, the track finally took off, going all the way to #1 on Beatport’s charts. The spotlight now shining, they cleared the underlying sample, and the tune got picked up for world-wide release by Positiva/EMI.

Late in 2010, Guesthouse label head Jason Sutton, aka DJ Mes, nailed another bomb track with “Wanna Do”, a collab with rising Aussie star Sonny Fodera. This is jackin’ house with a disco flair for the masses.

Chicago’s Tevo Howard has only been releasing music for a few years, but his embrace of his city’s classic sound, combined with his unusually musical touch, has him making waves in the deep house circuit. He lands his latest release on Ben Watt’s iconic (and eccentric) Buzzin’ Fly Records, working with vintage analogue equipment to give his deep, melodic house a gritty warmth.

“The track was written in honor of Ben Watt and Buzzin’ Fly”, says Howard. “I wanted this piece to be a dance-floor sweep, while expressing concrete theoretical musical phrasing and harmony.” “The Age of Compassion” does just that. The original mix is a beatless swirl of clean-lined arpeggios, offering plenty of possibilities for creative mixing; the “House Mix” reworks the contrapuntal themes over crisp drum machines, leaving plenty of breathing room.

It was Watt who came up with the ingenious selection of remixers. Ireland’s Donnacha Costello, founder of the acclaimed imprint Minimise, shows his techno roots with a taut interpretation with looping keys, dark, melodic bass, and a big kick.

Aera, aka Ralf Schmidt, and one of Beatportal’s Artists to Watch for 2011, brings a deeper, more downbeat vibe perfect for slower house sets, with elegant bells and a cool, loping groove.

A label that never disappoints, Buzzin’ Fly continues to push electronic music forward without losing sight of its roots. “The Age of Compassion” is a musical masterpiece with equal appeal on or off the dancefloor.

After the stunning success of Arado & Marco Faraone's "Strange Neighbors" (MHR051), we just had to release another of Matthias Tanzmann's summer hits on Moon Harbour. "Sun Splash" by Outart, the project of two Italian producers Fabio Lo Monaco and Andre Sirica, originally came out as a digital bonus on IANUS, the label of Circoloco residents System Of Survival.

With an impulsive percussion groove and a striking brass sample, "Sun Splash" quickly became one of the most played tracks in Matthias Tanzmann's sets and one of the greatest hits at DC10/Ibiza this season. Licensing the track for a vinyl release on Moon Harbour was impossible to resist!

The EP is completed by three as yet unreleased tracks. "Steinburg", "Carrot", and the digital exclusive track "En Vedi" are deeper and more low-key, showing off the two Italian's multifaceted style but without forgetting the dance floor. A fantastic debut for Fabio Lo Monaco and Andre Sirica. Welcome to Moon Harbour!

Early support by: 

Loco Dice, Reboot, Mathias Kaden, Davide Squillace, Seth Troxler, Stuart McMillan (Slam), Michael Reinboth, Simon Baker, Delete, Federico Molinari, Anthea, Meat, Martinez, Ralf Kollmann, Robbie Akbal and many more...

Anhura Records clearly supports music in 2011 by technifying and electrifying the current house music to give it a new dimension, especially as it will be directed at the dance floors. In this 5th reference, Luca M offers us a warm and vibrant track full of break tricks and signals against which it is impossible to remain inactive.

This producer skillfully controls the timings of the track and furnishes it with those vocal elements which boost and make it certainly attractive. It must be said in this review that, with respect to the satisfactory “Chop me” remixes, Lorenzo Bartoletti adds some percussion power to his work dragging it to techno territory.

DJ Smilk, for his part, decides to sharpen its dancing qualities to make it even more suitable for clubs. Finally, Denis Horvat happily takes the track to the deep side and provides it with a velvety evening aspect which fits it perfectly. Anhura is carrying forward.

Stealth is going to leave 2010 with a BANG! No other than the S-Man handpicked 5 of his hottest tracks and bundled it exclusively for you. Its an all out bad ass package with: Prok & Fitch vs. Guy Williams, Boysdontdance, Midnite Sleaze and Geoff M and Terrence T.