Social media is the new place for everything. Friendship, love, music, whatever you seek, want to share or need, you find on the net. It's no surprise that more and more talented musicians start dedicating their productions to these powerful ways of communication. After Tim Berg's homage to Twitter,  Swiss sound-creator David May teamed up with his compatriot Max Urban to create a track about the wonders of Facebook, 'Facebook Love'.

With previous releases like 'Superstar' and 'I’ll Be Watching You', the up and coming sound-creator already managed to put thousands of Swiss house lovers into a frenzy. Rousing in its beats and euphoric in its melody, 'Facebook Love' will take the rest of the world by storm! Max' housy vocal-line matches the track perfectly and turns it into one to fall in love with at first sight.

Next to the poppy influenced original of 'Facebook Love', David himself collaborated with US-based sound-creator Marquitos to present a tighter remix, hinting to fine peak-time house of the old days. Swiss DJ and producer Remady translated 'Facebook Love' into a more tech-house version, while remixing talent Zedd focuses on the melody line backed up with a maximum of beats.

You already know this producer well and you know that Running Man can always impress you. This time he comes with his Second brand new EP including two uplifting tunes: Behind The Sun and Dreamer. Both very energetic tracks.

Behind The Sun comes with very nice atmospheric sounds, precious melodies and groovy rhythm. Build up goes smooth and nicely takes you to the breakdown where by the sound of singing seagulls and chilling sound of ocean waves Running Man takes you to heaven with stunning uplifting melody.

Dreamer continues in the idea of the first tune. This is uplifting in its full beauty. Breakdown guitar riff makes shivers all over your body and gives you earmgasm once Running Man releases his Dreamer to the full.
 

DJ's/Radio Support: 

Jaytech (Both massive tunes :)), Akesson (Behind the sun is nice yeah, support!), Ernesto vs. Bastian, TyDi, Angel Ace, Fast Distance, Dj Eco, John O' Bir, Manuel Le Saux, Airbase, Karybde & Scylla, Jordan Waeles, Brian Rogers, ReOrder and Many more... 

With no letting up, 1605 pulls another fast one with the powerhouse known as Dataworx. Aptly titled "Flight 1605", this is a rave anthem in the making with all the elements of quality that 1605 has been famous for. Constantly building and rising, the familiar stabs add character that is instantly recognizable. The Manuel De La Mare Intro Remix takes it to further mayhemic territory with maximum impact. This is an intro to die for, and what follows next greatly complements the original. Clearly a package that takes to prisoners.

Hernan Cattaneo once again looks to his homeland for release number 13 on Sudbeat. Having already featured fellow Argentineans, Soundexile, Tonnsaided & Mario Kahn, Fefo & Dario Arcas and Manuel Sofia, today the label give a debut to, Yamil Colucci.

An exciting and talented producer, Yamil’s sound is rooted deep in progressive territory. His first releases productions saw releases in the summer of last year, featuring on EP’s for No Smoking Recordings and Kansak Recordings, but 2010 has seen the Argentinean really step things up. January saw his first solo EP on Stripped Recordings, and his music has since appeared on releases from Grouper Recordings and Baroque.

Already finding great support from the likes of Sasha, Nick Warren and of course Hernan, he caused a major stir with his unofficial remix of Radiohead’s ‘My Iron Lung’. A track that has received huge reaction wherever and whenever it has been dropped.

‘Antidote’ is, as with the finest of Progressive House, wonderfully melodic, uplifting and euphoric. Cattaneo joins forces once again with Soundexile to deliver two outstanding remixes. Their ‘Remix’ is a deep and groovy take, driven by its warm bassline. The duo’s ‘Black Mix’, delves deeper still, treading a more ambient path.

Enjoy!

Copyright return, with long-term collaborator Imaani in tow, to deliver 'Nobody', a main-room future anthem with a typically catchy vocal hook and trademark percussive beats. With a harder edge than previous works, ‘Nobody’ lays further weight to Copyright’s advancement as producers and should be treated with the upmost respect; Killer songs like this don’t come along too often so make sure you grab it while it’s smoking...

A grooved up & funked up tune in a wonderful début EP from our man Nick D, who is 'Global Warning'. Featuring some tasty snippets of a classic that has been done so well before in the instrumental world but never in a clever, funky, electronic, housey, boppin style like this. Also a house tip for any DJ is the B side titled – I Love You Not with deeper textures & a great unique groove. A winner for that slightly distinct dance-floor space. As a bonus, a funky remix from MK own Pablo Decoder. Love You.

New Zealander Andi Numan with a release for the italian ofshoot Nordik Net. Clubby Tech House!