1605 has always been about pushing things forward and presenting new faces to the scene. And in this fresh collaboration, Umek has teamed up with newcomer Traumer and came up with one of the most paranoid tracks ever!

From the hysteric vocal to the piercing synths, this is a hellride with sounds that will make you fly over the cuckoo's nest and you'll never want to come down, no pun intended....

And if that wasn't enough, none other than Tocadisco took care of the remix duties. Going for a more straightforward approach, the remix chugs through the mutated synth lines and keeps the craziness in check.

After nine exciting releases is time to celebrate our tenth release with a solid Various Artists compilation. Tom Ellis, Elef, Chesperito, Maik Yells, Baldo And Carlo are the members of Neovinyl Allstars Vol. 1, turns out to be the combination of some of the best artists who have released with us until now.

Tom Ellis, one of the most important artists in Wales and with releases in labels as Trimsound, Logistic or Telegraph brings us up this “Want You” which will make us feel a strong track filled with a deep disco soul. Later on Chesperito from Upon you and part of Ham N Cheese, just made a super groove track called “Eazy Tiger” full of class. The new upcoming German artist Elef gives us an extraordinary house track called “Bud’s Dancer”.

The rest of the release is formed by the Neovinyl family: first Maik Yells with his Japanese influenced “Hanachan”, then Baldo with his fantastic old school “Looking Back For The Roots” and last but not least Carlo with “Happy Helen” make the perfect close for this tenth celebration release.

It's been a long year. Days, weeks, months have passed and somewhere within the folds sounds have been paired and melodies made. On dark afernoons, late at night and through until morning, across internatonal borders, between friends and strangers, each of the compositons on this volume has been carefully crafed.

They stand together like an epigraph of all that you wish summer will be. A sound that four walls cannot hold, beyond the inevitable disappointment of clubs and to the hope of the wild. A reminder of how much you like to dance. A reminder that no mater what, theres always techno.

Tribal Vision and Strawberry felds are proud to present an assortment of pieces compiled by Child, a slice of the ten ter double frosted devils food cake that will be this years festival. Featuring non other than Max Cooper, Alex Smoke, Heinrichs & Hirtenfeller, Gabe, SQL and Australia's own Uone, sink your teeth into the groove and twisted rhythms of release that will soon become your new best friend.

The final Installment of releases from 2010, packaged up nicely in our number Twelve release from our TEN series...

Its only fitting that we end the year on a high note... with productions and mixes from some of the worlds finest house and techno producers.

Highlights include the FM radio Gods remix on Kassey Voorn 'Ambivalence' and The mighty Quivver remixes 'Verano' from hot UK production duo ThreeSixty.

The winning remix on the D-Nox and Beckers competition is here, from Portugese producer Dr. Razat... along side Gai Barone 'A Date In Space' remixed by Hooker and De Freitas.

All this , please new productions from guys like Gav Fraser, Gavyn Mytchel, Shane Long, M.A.Z.7, Deslaye, Adham Ashraf, Andrey Ultravision, Positive Merge and Quadraspectre.

January sees the release of three remixes of tracks taken from Alan Fitzpatrick’s Shadows In The Dark’ album; one of the many highlights of Drumcode’s 2010 release schedule.

Mark Broom, fresh from an amazing 2010 himself, takes on A Small Decline and turns in an uncompromisingly imposing version which pairs and offbeat bass pulse with stripped percussion and moody vocals before an unearthly Reece bassline takes over in the break.

Label boss Adam Beyer and long time collaborator Jesper Dahlback handle Paranoize next, and deliver one of their best collaborative works yet. While nagging bass and rolling percussion do their work its the remixes overlapping effects and toplines which add depth and build seemingly endless tension.

Finally, Gary Beck’s machine-funk interpretation of Gridlock closes the package with an earthy yet widescreen feel which shows why the producer has become a firm favourite with everyone from Francois K to Ben Klock in recent times.

To start the first mobilee release 2011 in style, we bring you a very special release from a longstanding and highly revered artist in the electronic dance music scene. Having began her career with DJing, Caroline Hervé aka Miss Kittin, showed an amazingly intuitive sense for selecting tracks and quickly developed a huge following, in love with her passionate onstage performances. Combined with her vocal collaborations with long term production partner The Hacker on hits such as 'Frank Sinatra' and '1982', she was quickly propelled into the spotlight. Further collaborations with Felix Da Housecat, Golden Boy and Sven Vath continued her success and confirmed her star billing status.

As well as a completely unique DJ and vocalist, Miss Kittin is also no stranger to the production seat. She released her debut solo artist album 'I Com' in 2004, and her second 'Batbox' in 2008, followed by a second collaboration album with The Hacker. Both of the latter were released on her own record label 'Nobody's Bizzness'.

Her brand new EP for mobilee, 'All You Need', brings her sultry yet punchy vocals back to the floor with a classic electro bassline. With remixes from Lee Van Dowski and Gesaffelstein it's not for the fainthearted. Enjoy!