The highly anticipated release of the vocal version including epic remixes by Rene Amesz, Swanky Tunes and Gianni Marino. The buzz around this smashing record keeps dangerously growing and we have to warn you all: there's nothing to stop the explosion.

Together with the track watch out for the official video release. The music video for "Timebomb" promises to be as addictive as the track itself.

And don't you miss the exclusive competition around the release! Stay in tune with us on Twitter and be the one to get unique prizes!

ReOrder is a new breed of trance producer that has come of age in the last year or two with successful releases on Bonzai Music and Baroque Records, gaining support from across the board with DJs such as Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, Above & Beyond, Ferry Corsten amongst many others.

Hailing from the eastern european country of Slovakia, ReOrder is definitely one to watch out for in the future, with his crisp production skills really starting to shine through. His debutant release on Monster Tunes comes in the shape of 'Citybeats' already featuring on John Askew's 'Skylab 01' mix compilation and is a culmination of a grooving bassline, exquisite soundscapes and shimmering synths that deliver a feeling of pure delightfulness. This is what trance music is all about.

Up on remix duty is probably one of the hottest talents in trance music right now, Ferry Tayle! Conjuring up a much more energetic remix that suffice to say will not let anyone down who likes it with a bit more pace. A fine alternative here by the Frenchman.

Already tipped as one of the best albums of the year, Sei A's 'White Rainbow' will be given the ceremonial remix treatment in two parts.

French garçon-du-today Gesaffelstein reworks 'Body of Eyes' into a mega-industrial party weapon, Israeli prog-master Guy J brings the beautiful ambiance of 'Meth II' to the club, New Kanada boss Adam Marshall delivers a dope stripped-down dub of 'Who Dares Wins' and the mysterious "Wraetlic" - rumoured to be a well-known UK producer - turns in a haunting mix that might be the most intelligent piece of intelligent dance music Turbo has ever released.

Piemont´s newest release on MBF is in tune with their new more house flavoured trax and twists it slightly.

“Smoking Cave” conveys “new jack” feeling with cool vocals meeting each other... clashing nicely and creating a super funky rhythm, incorporated in their own “Piemont groove”.
The track is as multicoloured and multidimensional as it possible can be, genre bending, cool, combining so many elements of different genres... it  explodes on the dance floor.
House DJs as well as minimal DJs will like these house chords and ascending strings, in the best wild pitch manner.

“Animals To Drink” on the flipside is in contrast to the a-side more techno house, more straight in your face, more tool and will work nicely with the DJs who want more stripped down tracks that work merely as tools. Still with all the differences the track can also be classified as a jack track using a true “jack baseline”. With time going by... the track intensifies more and more getting more complex and soulful including frantic “disco shouts” and cool vocal stabs. Hey is there a party going on in this house? This track transforms nicely from one stage to the next one and the hypnotic quality shows with the dancers who love to make transitions from one tune to the next.

We do not want to challenge the meaning of the title “Myself Consumed”, but what we can we say it is a hell of a funk track with vocals as deep as the deepest part of the ocean and a groove so fat and cool it qualifies for one of the most funkiest tracks we have heard for months.
This track is rough and touch and sweet at the same time... this track can spread like a virus with the DJs who are tastemakers... this is a killer! For the ones who loved ESG, this is the cool shit.

The digital bonus comes from UK artists Deepgroove who have released on the famous label Underwater before. Their remix of “Animals To Drink” is a loose and deep grinder of Piemont´s most U.S. sounding track on the EP. Their remix has nice ups and downs, has an unexpected nice dubby break down... providing us with a nice atmosphere and a shaking groove.

8Bit continues their quality release schedule with a interesting “12 from TSUBA Owner Kevin Griffiths and Peace Division´s Justin Drake. The 2 producers deliver a cool 3 track 12 with the fantastic alternate Version from “Nightmoves” on A1, and “Bom Bom”

Jerome Sydenham follows up his imposing 'The Visitation' release for Drumcode with the 5 track Trombipolution EP.

One of the few producers who can slip effortlessly from house to techno while retaining his own feel to his output, Sydenham is progressive in the true sense of the word and his pairing with Drumcode is a winning formula.

Across the EP the drums take center stage, with Sydneham building intense grooves as beds for a variety of sounds ranging from abrasive synths 'Trombipolution' to moody washes 'Push to Enter' via traditional stabs 'Bite / Amp' and penetrating leads 'In the Zone'.

As with all of Sydenham's work, 'Trombipolution' is as laced with New York house feeling as it is with Berlin's wintery techno moodiness and that is what makes it essential listening.

Amp includes sample taken from The Advent "Ventad" on Colin Dale's label, Abstract Dance.

M.in alias Markus Ferdinand has been busy releasing on various labels and he is still a unpredictable person.

His release on Desolat “Sing And Blow At The Same Time” as well as his release on Robsoul have established him as a funky player in the field of minimal, who freshened up the genre with light hearted emotional tracks.

Trapez Ltd has been in contact with him since the early days, so we are happy to welcome his debut 3 track on Trapez Ltd.

“Teach Me House” is a little bit of a new school version of the early “jack” tracks.

The title track is a groove monster that plunges into catchy vocals of a TV preacher evoking that early house spirit but connecting it to M.in´s undisputable funky beats.

“Le Cirque Du Tambours” comes in a remix by Desolat label mate Den Ishu who has also recorded together with Arado for Area Remote in the Netherlands and who is based also in the former coal mining district of Germany where Marcus Sur and Reuter stem from, who belong to the MBF LTD fraction.

A district that has a long tradition for house music.

Den Ishu´s remix of “Le Cirque Du Tambours” is a driving house with frantic female vocals, pumping M.in´s soulfulness on the dance floor.

M.in´s original mix of “Le Cirque Du Tambours” rounds up the record nicely. Certainly more on the cool side of things, he adds a lot of small details on the percussive side, keeping a natural flow with jazzy elements... such as a trumpet and acoustic drums.

The release also holds 2 digital remixes of „Lord Teach Me House“.

Wouter De Moor has released on hip Dutch label Remote Area together with Gideon Bouwens and we are proud to have him do a remix for Trapez Ltd. Wouter blends skilful old school house elements with new production and generates here a remix with a U.S. vintage feeling.

Acclaimed Brazilian producer Gabriel Serrasqueiro has positioned himself amoung the top 5 Brazilian DJs, reached top ranks in Beatport and has earned praise from DJs such as Hernan Cattaneo, Laurent Garnier and Anthony Papa. GABE also won international recognition with the nomination for Best Revelation DJ in 2009, on Ibiza DJ Awards. His remix of "Lord Teach Me House" is a cool modern rhythm track interpretation the track totally different to Wouter De Moor.

Livingroom Techno is featuring Connaisseur's deepest shades of Techno and is the perfect sound for those who like to celebrate at home, in the livingroom or just need the prefect music for the candle light dinner. Discover the diverse back-catalogue full of laidback and touching gems. Music for your mind, body and soul.

Superstar producer and live act Deadmau5 will release his next album in early December, entitled 4X4=12.

It's been barely a year since Deadmau5's last full-length, For Lack of a Better Name, and during that time the Canadian artist has continued his meteoric rise. In addition to churning out a half-dozen 12-inches since the beginning of 2010, he's become a fixture of festivals and big room clubs, thanks in no small part to his eye-popping live show, which The Guardian has grouped in with the likes of Daft Punk and Kraftwerk. It was his rigorous touring schedule that led to to one of the few low points in his career: a mid-concert collapse and the subsequent cancellation of nine tour dates.

4X4=12 boats 11 tracks by Deadmau5, several of which will be familiar to anyone who's followed him over the past year. "Some Chords," "I Said," "Sofi Needs a Ladder" and the Wolfgang Gartner collaboration "Animal Rights" have all been previously released on Mau5trap Recordings, while others like "Cthulu Sleeps" and "Raise Your Weapons" have been staples of his live act. Deadmau5 will support the album with a winter tour around the UK, which includes four dates with dubstep collective Magnetic Man.

Finally, Juli Holz is back on Stil vor Talent. The whispery and enchanting voice of the blonde singer and producer can now be heard again on two new tracks on Stil vor Talent. While her topics are still clearly defined, circling around music, love and life in the big city, her music has become more house-orientated and is even mingling with straight pop music. On the title track of her EP “Winterabend", translating as “winter evening", the charismatically shy Juli Holz sings about the cold feeling after a break-up.

The constant overlaying of her own vocals almost creates the feeling of an inner dialogue with herself making Juli a truly digital artist, who creates her music on the fly, changing, alternating the musical patterns on her laptop while singing on top of this great poppy groove that goes under your skin. However introvert her music might be, it’s pop music how it should be. On the flip label manager Oliver Koletzki has the pleasure to create his own remix of “Winterabend".

He keeps the speed of the original but transforms the track into a much more dancefloor-orientated piece of house music. Big organic beat loops, Juli’s voice samples cut up and then his oh-so-typical array of grand pianos and funky guitars make this, once again, simply a crescendo of greatness! Juli has teamed up with her old friend and production partner Daso to create the daunting tech house drift that is “Königskinder". This one keeps pumping all through its almost ten minutes and is a very neatly orchestrated piece of music that throws in some of Juli’s highly reverbed vocals that are then cleared up again as well as some drunk trumpets over the pumping tech-house loop. While it’s rapidly getting cold outside, we are happy we now have some warm music to hold onto again!