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Butter Side Up Records has put together a first-ever remix EP which is due to land in March 2024. It finds Gene On Earth, Garrett David, Huerta, and Driss Bennis aka OCB all adding their own spin to the still standout originals from the album Sweely released here in 2022, and it comes with original artwork from Max Binski.Each artist was given the freedom to pick any track from the Closer Energy LP and do with it as they please. First up is Limousine Dream man and new school favourite Gene On Earth who flips 'Minilook' into one of his signature tech house cuts. It's a lively one with warped cosmic lines and plenty of pent-up funk. Next up is Gramaphone Records and Smart Bar Chicago resident Garrett David. He converts 'Security' into a punchy cut with hints of garage percussion. It's run through with future-facing synths and bright chord stabs that up the energy levels next to ravey sirens.Berlin-based American Huerta is synonymous with plenty of tasty tunes on the likes of his own Leizure as well as Slow Life, Small Hours and many more. His remix of 'Call Me Tonight' is a warm and balmy trip to the stars on muted neon lines and surging house drums that are effortlessly slick and compelling. Last but not least, Casa Voyager's Moroccan talent Driss Bennis does it all from silky electro to pumping techno and here reworks 'Not Part Of It' to perfection: the wonky bassline never quits, the raw drums are perfectly designed, and the chords are drenched in hi-tek soul.These are four masterfully functional but always fun cuts for house connoisseurs everywhere.

If you say Brawther you mean trip, like the cities he lived in (Paris, Leeds, Lisbon) and the countries where his DJ's sets have been (Sweden, Japan, UK). Back To Life with this collection wants to propose a journey, with music. Directly from one of his first productions on My Love Is Underground, "Don't Go" has been defined: "a very dark track with violent beats that can be used in a hard deep house orstrong techno set! Very good use of vocals with a sensual female voice.""Negentropy" is perfect for club use. Someone says: "the kinda Deep gem that plays in your head for weeks."Last but not least "VXVXVX" taken from the Balance label is a true classic of the moderndeephouse.

Digging Deeper Music comes back with their reissue series with another old gem from E.Fatovich well known with his aka Joe Montana , but this time with the seminal first works on GO-DIVA aka.

A perfect pairing as John Shima collaborates with Glasgow's legendary Seventh Sign Recordings

Die Orakel long time collaborator Edward gracefully reappears with a three track emission called Time Stretch. Edward’s appliance of the titular technique is not restricted to various sonic elements at all, as it extends to the tracks’ mental notes and their trajectories beyond the digital realm.Time Stretch fills the entire side A with vibrant sonic elements, a warm bassline along an eerie pad, all on top of a straight and punchy bass drum. La Grotta’s signature melody, plus chirps and cowbells, inject a slight touch of exotica to the musical meta-data, while time stretch artefacts refer back to a befittingly themed EP. Finally, the undercurrents of Black Sea evolve along a modulated melodic pad, a pulsating bass and beat structure, and a light 90s IDM morse figure on top of frequency sweeps.

Sleeve004 is a collection of six of the best tracks selected by Sleeve Records from Luca Palmerini's work, made in Italy in the 90s. An essential record for club music lovers