Junior Sanchez has been at the forefront of the electro fused house music scene since electro was really “electro”, and has shown no signs of stopping his quest to infuse 80s synthesizers in modern cuts. His latest opus, “Weee! (Play Da Rave)” for Laidback Luke’s Mixmash imprint is more banging goodness made to test the limits of the bassbins. Remix action from Sandro Silva compliments the original, and shows how to make a track really kick when blasted through properly tuned speakers.

Spencer & Hill may very well have a crossover hit on their hands with their latest release, “Yeah Yeah Yeah”. Blending the best elements of progressive house melodies, electro house bass buzz and catchy vocals, “Yeah Yeah Yeah” is a perfect floor-rocking tune for the biggest rooms. An additional remix from rising stars Ron Vellow and Steff Da Campo help boost this release into the stratosphere, providing a much more stripped down and bouncy interpretation.

Discovering new talent is what we are all about here at Unearthed Records, and this EP we are proud to bring you by Silence Groove, is a prime example of that. The first track Shiny Snow is a groovy little number with gentle melodies reminiscent of snowflakes falling.

The flip side is entitled Bryozoans and packs a punch. With some stellar percussion, a mesmerising bassline, epic pad lines and an addictive main riff, Bryozoans is a track ready to set the dance floor alight.

Stealth is starting 2011 with a cool recording from Rene Amesz & Jasper Clash called Tabimo. The track is already big in Roger Sanchez' sets and is quite tribal, techy and underground. The "B-side" is called Worthless TV. Already caned by: Roger Sanchez, ATFC, Tom Novy, Gregor Salto, Russel Small, Baggi Begovic and many many more!

Sudbeat boss Hernan Cattaneo once again teams up with his countrymen Soundexile on the label's first release of what promises to be a successful 2011. Oliverio & Baunder join forces with Hernan having already featured alongside him on 2009's "The Remixes EP" and this year's "Cripsis", as well as on the remix of M.O.D.E.'s "Circles".

Today sees the trio revisit and re-edit "Teleport", a track that in its original form, featured on Hernan's most recent edition of Renaissance's "Masters Series". Backing the refreshed original is a remix package that contains experience and youth. UK producer King Unique, fresh from the success of his Bedrock releases, "2000 Suns" and "Vamoosh" (alongside Anthony Pappa), turns "Teleport" into a groove-lead, low-slung tech-house cut.

Chopping the original's melody, King Unique allows to break up, but never take over the groove of the track. The final two remixes on the package come courtesy of competition winners. Given the parts to what with then as they wish, and judged by Hernan himself, each winner was given the honor of seeing their mix, included on the release. David Granha takes keeps "Teleport" on a tough, but melodic, progressive path. Whereas Victoria R, hits us with a wall of sound and rib-shaking kick drum.

Already played by:

Luciano, Michel Cleis, Laurent Garnier, M.in, Nicolas Duvoisin, Alejandro Vivanco, Lauhaus, Channel X, Daniel Sanchez,Coyu, Alessandro Sensini,Carlo Lio, and many more.

Open Records is proud to first release for the year, a wicked remix package of New Zealand masters Fiord’s 'Scratching The Sides'.

2010 was a defining year in Open Records history, firmly establishing us as a name to watch on the international scene with a string of Beatport chart successes and strong support from Radio and DJs across the globe.

Our first showing in 2011 forms a link between Open Records biggest and most successful release yet, Expansion Pack, and our next full length compilation Depth Perception, released in February.

First up on remix duties is Germany’s Ryan Halifax, delivering a storming, bass-heavy rework. Selected by label DJs Paul Abad and Solatek to feature on Depth Perception, the track has already picked up some heavyweight supports and looks to be one of the big hits of the Aussie festival summer.

Rounding out the release is Israeli producer Sheff, with his deepest and most intelligent remix yet. With big support on his prior releases on Open, including names like Umek, Christian Cambas, Misstress Barbara and Piatto, Sheff is fast establishing himself as one of this years most exciting names in techno.

With plenty more big releases on the way, we look forward to an exciting year at Open Records and think this is the perfect way to get us started!