Sebastian Ingrosso and Tommy Trash’s acclaimed collaboration ‘Reload’ was undeniably one of the leaders among last year’s Progressive House anthems. In its original form, those captivating synth lines and creaseless breaks made for one of the essential moments of any reputable DJ set, marking that Ingrosso and Trash was a match made in heaven as far as the club floor was concerned.
Close to six months down the line from its instrumental release, ‘Reload’ is given an extended shelf life courtesy of the vocal talents of famed Swedish House Mafia vocalist John Martin. Officially premiered as an Essential New Tune on Pete Tong’s Essential Selection, the new, sing-along friendly version of ‘Reload’ is sure to be music to the ears of those who craved a vocal cut or simply missed it first time around.
Out today on iTunes.
A staple in his sets over the past several months, Tiësto releases his sought-after remix duties for Showtek and Noisecontrollers’ recently released collaborative effort for Owsla Records, ‘Get Loose’. Bringing the tempo down from 140 to more common electro house territory, Tiësto’s remix keeps much of the original’s cataclysmic drops and high-octane synth play intact while adding a sizeable proportion of the stadium-proof magic now associated with the Dutch heavyweight.
Out today on Beatport
Set to appear on the upcoming volume three of Tiësto’s Club Life compilation series, Baggi Begovic joins forces with Tab for the release of ‘Compromise’ through Musical Freedom Records. Proving a far gentler canvas than that of his remix duties for Rita Ora earlier this year, ‘Compromise’ emerges as an infectious mark of vocally charged progressive play for the summer season. Sweeping an uplifting array of synths alongside Tab’s catchy topline, Begovic’s melodic substance make for a solid release from the Dutch producer under the watchful gaze of the globe’s definitive dance icon.
Out today on Beatport.
With the summer season nearly upon us, Switzerland-based Enormous Tunes continues to crank out quality songs, welcoming back mysterious deep house monger and label regular Calippo to the imprint with the release of ‘Turn Away’. Packed with the same hypnotic ambience and melodically refined elements that have characterized his slow yet steady ascent up the deep house foodchain, ‘Turn Away’ sees Calippo pair a deep and melodic instrumental with a seductive, rerunning vocal line, aptly released just as the Ibiza season is about to kick off.
Out now on Beatport.
With his remix of OneRepublic’s ‘Feel Again’ still in the pipeline awaiting an official release, French Touch extraordinaire Fred Falke is back on remix duty, taking on the latest single from the Nervo sisters, titled ‘Hold On’. Utilizing Mim and Liv’s intimate vocal stylings with elegant melodic turns throughout, Falke replaces the high-energy stylings of the original with a slick display of his signature feel-good synth work.
Out today on Beatport.
In anticipation of ‘The Bastards Have Landed’ with Swedish peers F.O.O.L to release, mohawk-rocking wobble master Albin Myers makes an overdue return to his own Soundtrack Of The Living Dead imprint with the label’s third release in the form of ‘Grindhouse’. Leaping between bleepy interludes, acid-esque segments and ‘dry’ drops of exemplary Albin Myers mannerisms, ‘Grindhouse’ makes for a sound inaugural release of 2013 for the elusive Swede.
Out today on Beatport.
With more than a decade worth of envelope-pushing releases under their belt, Dutch duo Chocolate Puma continue to keep things fresh and exciting with new single ‘2000 People’ for Laidback Luke’s Mixmash Records. Embracing their knack for intense percussive developments, ‘2000 People’ features wonky yet sexy beat work and their signature carnevalesque grooves while trampling on the more exotic extensions of modern house music.
Out today on Beatport.
As officially debuted amid Hardwell’s live performance at the Ultra Music Festival main stage in Miami, Revealed Recordings welcomes famed ‘Rushin’ producer Skitzofrenix to it’s roster with the release of his new single, ‘Clap’. Rallying a somewhat minimalistic sound of booming bass and bleepy lead play, ‘Clap’ fits well with festival-friendly sound scope that Revealed has continued to pursue over the past few years.
Out today on Beatport.
As we shake off the cold of the winter enroute to warmer times, the invariably matured sound of eclectic Electronic extraordinaire Monsieur Adi, renowned for his remix of Lana Del Rey’s ‘Summertime Sadness’, shines through courtesy of this new remix for Swedish/Australian twin sisters Say Lou Lou’s ‘Julian’. Borrowing heavily from the sultry dream-pop stylings of the original, Monsieur Adi uses chic melodic progressions and dominant bass grooves to tick a flood of boxes from the realms of house music and its various sub-genres.
Out today on iTunes.
Adding further weight to his Size platform, Steve Angello launches X, a new subsidiary of Size Records with focus on the less commercial avenues of dance music. For it’s inaugural release, Angello welcomes aboard Los Angeles-based Trent Cantrelle to kick things off with a two-track EP of rather traditional measures. Rich in groovy basslines and chunky beat work, the ‘Nice and Close’ EP celebrates a rich heritage of house music with a solid 21st century spin.
Out today on Beatport.