Following up Third Party’s admirable remix of “Somebody To Love,” Paris and Simo offer their different nevertheless exciting preview. Maximally utilizing Dirty Vegas’s vocals as their big room chords slowly creep in, the boys take a thrilling twist to the darker side. The grinding bass lines, enormous drum work, and skyward driving notes dispersed throughout the drop, make Paris & Simo’s remix one to be reckoned with. No release date as of yet but we will keep you updated.
Jochen Miller refuses to stay within the boundaries of trance, progressive, or electro house, as he showcases so finely on his latest “Nevada.” Starting from the 1:00 mark “Nevada” goes into an infectiously minimalistic drop that will instantly cause big rooms and festivals to react wildly. Of course, going back to his trance roots, Jochen Miller inserts segments filled with uplifting lead play and funky samples, which all come together with the unmatchable percussions that carry the track throughout the 6:23. Now out on Big & Dirty Records, “Nevada” is the perfect follow up to some of Miller’s best work such as “Flashback,” “Summer,” and “Wild and Perfect Day.”
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Hot on the heels of his massive “Spectrum” remix, Deniz Koyu is back with his remix of Miike Snow’s “Pretender,” which was previewed last night during Miike Snow’s BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. Koyu’s consistent effort in the studio puts him ahead of many producers, with a recent explosion of remarkable releases such as “Zdarlight,” “Follow You,” and of course the four letter monster — “Bong.” Taking a rather rapturous approach this time, the German star unleashes a string of blissful melodies and dance friendly drum work on top of Andrew Wayatt’s dreamy vocals. No release date as of yet, but we will keep you updated.
Rising talent Rene Kuppens has joined forces with his fellow Dutchman Puresang to produce a big room electro track. “Moonbird” is a fitting follow up to Kuppens’s “Raid” collaboration with Dyro, showcasing segments of uplifting big room synths and a hefty drop of growling beats. Although it has taken some time for Rene Kuppens to gain some attention, his previous productions “Wouw” and “Lift You Up” are proof of how capable the youngster really is. “Moonbird” will be released on September 24th via Wooha Records.
House legend Erick Morillo has returned with two mixes of “Murder The Dancefloor.” This time Morillo has brought on Sympho Nympho and reggae vocalist Konshens to add something different to his subliminal dynasty. The tribal mix offers Morillo’s standard style of unbeatable drum work and Konshens soulful vocals, which give off the kind of dance floor vibes you crave late night. Morillo’s acid mix is a nice change up and is probably the mix that will actually murder the dance floor during peak time hours. Morillo’s versatility showcased on both mixes of “Murder The Dancefloor” as well as his impecable DJing skills makes him one of the best in the industry.
Erick Morillo & Konshens ft. Sympho Nympho – Murder The Dancefloor (Tribal Mix )
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Erick Morillo & Konshens ft. Sympho Nympho – Murder The Dancefloor (Acid Mix)
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Following up their latest single “Thank You,” Third Party’s “Somebody To Love” is another deservingly placed record amongst the Size Records family. Doing what they do best, Harry Bass and Jonnie Macaire created a track filled with melodic surges and harmonic undertones, which couldn’t fit more perfectly with Dirty Vegas’s emotional vocals. Topping it all off is Third Party’s solid drum-work that they never fail to bring to the table. Making their NYC debut at Size In The Park, September is most certainly an exciting month for the English duo.
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Nicky Romero’s edit of “Point Blank” was deservingly previewed last night as Pete Tong’s Essential Selection. Straying away from his usual grinding bass lines and heavy electro chords, Romero has taken a more gentle approach on this edit using blissful piano notes and euphoric melodies that give off nostalgic vibes. Still riding the wave of the massive “Sparks” release alongside Fedde Le Grand, and recently previewing his highly anticipated track “Iron” with Calvin Harris, Nicky Romero continuously proves why he is amongst dance music’s elite. There is no release date yet but we will keep you updated.
After Grant Smilie and Walden’s successful release of “A Million Lights,” Bauer and Lanford have decided to put their enchanted progressive twist on the track. Zoe Badwi’s vocals set a gentle tone in the beginning of the tune to go along withe a buzz of euphoric harmonies. The track then goes in a slightly unoriginal direction — like most Swedish progressive tracks do — a drop consisting of joyous melodies and steady kick drums. Although Bauer and Lanford’s effort is valiant, the original “A Million Lights” seems to win the battle of creativity and freshness.
Daleri, a relatively unknown Swedish trio, is offering a new electro house release on Trice recordings. Whoever said the Swedes are only good for progressive house was very mistaken.”Touche” offers a variety of sequences, which are all composed of moving lead play, beautiful harmonies, and wobbly break downs that are reminiscent of a Wolfgang track. This trio may not come close to the success of Swedish House Mafia but Daleri’s “Touche” is a sign that they are capable of great productions.
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The Finnish youngster Lenno is back with a free remix of Atlas Genius’ “Trojans.” His previous remix of Above & Beyond’s “On My Way To Heaven” caught everyone’s attention this summer and “Trojans” is a solid follow up. With its contagious piano chords and groovy disco feel the track is perfect for a chilled out atmosphere. Releasing his remix to “Trojans” for free is definitely a good move on Lenno’s part and will only help him gain a larger fan base.
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