Brazilian house DJ and producer HNQO makes a much welcome return to Australia in May, playing gigs in Wollongong, Sydney, Perth and Melbourne.

Real name Henrique Oliveira, HNQO is a DJ on the rise in the house scene, earning several awards last year and touring around the globe playing to massive crowds. Though it's his sexy, groove-inflected productions on labels such as Hot Creations, Defected, Ministry Of Sound and his very own Playperview that have really earned him his glowing reputation.

HNQO made his first trip to Australia last year where he played Terminal Projekt as part of Vivid Sydney alongside The Revenge and Tensnake. Tickets to his Wollongong and Melbourne gigs are available below.

HNQO 2014 Australian Tour Dates
16.05.14 - Unibar, Wollongong [BUY]
17.05.14 - World Bar, Sydney, Australia
23.05.14 - Geisha, Perth, Australia
24.05.14 - Camino, Melbourne, Australia [BUY]

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We freely admit that bands have been a glaring omission in our Fresh Blood series, instead focusing on the talents of up-and-coming DJs and producers. In our defence, bands tend to focus on creating music as opposed to putting together DJ mixes. Though with a whole new generation of bands coming up through the ranks brought up on a healthy diet of electronic music, it makes sense that they're not only fans of dance music, but they're actively involved in the scene, be it through recreational clubbing or professional DJing.

EnterFlamingo, Adelaide's newest three-piece band who craft a deft mix of lush electronica and indie. Heralded by Triple J as ones to watch, chosen as support for Elizabeth Rose's recent Sydney show and snapped up by Groovin The Moo to perform in Oakbank, the future's loking bright for the young trio. They're not too shabby on the decks either, as their mix for us proves.

Pulse: Tell us how the three of you guys came to meet and start Flamingo? Oli (Flamingo): Honestly, It’s the classic tale – we had been mates for years and then finally when our musical interest was collectively focused, about when we all discovered a passion for electronic elements, we finally got together and made a band.

The Flamingo sound is the merging of genres like indie and lush electronica. Do you all come from different musical backgrounds and tastes? I wouldn’t say different backgrounds, we are all pretty much self-trained ex-guitar players of some sorts but we have definitely come from very different past projects. Prior to flamingo all of us dabbled in High-school rock bands, which as you can imagine is a mile away from the Flamingo sound.

How does the process of making music work between the three of you? Is someone more of an ideas person, someone more technically adept...? You hit it on the head pretty much perfectly! They way it seems to work out these days is we will work from a melodic idea that Benny has come up with. He definitely has a great ear for catchy melodies and ideas so a song will usually start from us trawling through each others Ableton sets to find a snippet we all have inspiration with. From there that idea will be built up as a team with vocals etc. and then there is a lot of time carving out the particular sounds and patching the synths on my own. The boring stuff that only music nerds enjoy right?!

Do you guys like to go clubbing much? What's the clubbing scene like in Adelaide at the moment? I know you have Sugar, which is a great club. Definitely! I have been DJing for around four years now. I spend most of my time at Rocket Bar where I am a resident on a Friay night called CATS (we’ve had guys like Elizabeth Rose, Branchez, Chet Faker, Touch Sensitive, Flume, Kilter, BadBadNotGood and Gold Panda through in the last 12 months) but I also have a huge soft spot for SUGAR and have held residencies over there in the past - You won’t find anyone more dedicated to the sounds they believe in then Driller and his team.

People in the Adelaide music scene put a lot of effort into keeping acts rolling through and growing Adelaide’s palette, the unfortunate thing is sometimes Adelaide just doesn’t listen or doesn’t here about the great things going on. There is probably something to be said about Adelaide’s environment (legally, demographically, historically and economically) that doesn’t make it super conducive to alternate culture and the ability for big ‘scenes’ to grow but we try and I definitely think it deserves more credit than people give it.

Elizabeth Rose chose you guys to support her in Sydney recently. Are you fans of her music? Elizabeth’s production is so so tight credit to her we thought there had to be a team of killer producers making her tracks for her, but we learnt that Liz produces all her tracks and ontop of the fact she’s a super cool person that just confirms the fact that she is 100% one to watch, she’s amazing!



You recently played Groovin The Moo. How was it? We where lucky enough to be chosen to play the Oakbank show by Triple J and it was by far the coolest gig we have ever done. Getting up onto a massive stage with incredible sound and having a bunch of people yelling out your band name has to be up there with one of the best feelings in the world! All the team at GTM went over and above and made it an amazing day – they even tracked down our E.P cover and put it up on the massive screen behind us while we played – it was unreal!

Can you tell us about the mix you've recorded for us? Whenever we do a DJ mix we want to make sure it’s simply a representation of what we are listening to at the moment and tunes that we just generally love. There’s a bunch of artists in there that you will definitely know (Toro Y Moi, Mount Kimbie & an older Disclosure jam) but then there’s hopefully a few treats in there that people might not have hear before like Jaw jam, Werkha, 96wrld and a dope remix of Adelaide brother Oisima.

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It's been a massive few weeks for Australia's own Alison Wonderland. Not only did the rising DJ and producer turn in a stellar mix for Diplo's BBC Radio 1 'Diplo & Friends' show, she managed to completely sell out her entire national Wonderland Warehouse Project tour. The furore over tickets has been so big (4,000 people on the waiting list, no less) that Alison's shows in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney have expanded to bigger venues to accomodate the demand. Not bad, eh?

In a canny move to work up her fans into even more of a tizzy, today sees the release of her new single 'I Want U' - the first track from her forthcoming EP, 'Calm Down', to be released in June. Check it out below.

Wonderland Warehouse Project Tour Dates
22.05.14 - Melbourne (MORE TICKETS RELEASED)
23.05.14 - Perth (MORE TICKETS RELEASED)
24.05.14 - Brisbane (SOLD OUT)
30.05.14 - Sydney (MORE TICKETS RELEASED)
31.05.14 - Gold Coast ( SOLD OUT)

More tickets to her secret warehouse gigs with special guests Wave Racer + Young Franco are now on sale HERE.

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Victoria Police are under fire from a Melbourne nightclub manager because their officers have been filming punters on the dancefloor with a hand held camera.

As The Age reports, two plained clothed officers filmed patrons at King Street club Cloud Nine on at least four occasions between May 19 last year and April 18 this year.

The filming has been slammed as a "blatant breach of privacy" by club manager Robert Buck, who said the club would take action in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal to obtain the footage from police. A previous request for access to the tapes under Freedom of Information laws was denied by police last year.

"We are getting complaints from customers, particularly young girls, wanting to know why they are being filmed on the dance floor, when they've done nothing wrong," said Mr Buck. We think this is extremely heavy-handed and as far as we're aware, there have been no arrests from the filming."

Victoria Police have defended their actions, saying it was part of an ongoing investigation into drug use in King Street nightclubs.

Former Liberty Victoria president Professor Spencer Zifcak compares the incident to George Orwell's novel, 1984.

"The secret development of vast governmental databases on the personal affairs of individuals is a matter of very serious concern and thankfully, for the time being, we live in a democratic society ... but that can change in an instant."

Via The Age.

Sydney's Chinese Laundry is one of the biggest and longest running clubs in Sydney, who've served up the hottest names in house, electro, prog, tech, hip-hop, drum & bass, dubstep, breaks and mashed up party music for over a decade now. The club shows no signs of slowing down either, judging from their line-up for May. As always, it's an impressive mix of international and local talent across a range of sounds.

Highlights this month include the return of scene legend Kid Kenobi, Inxec (listen to our podcast from a few week's back here), and the ITM Get Local tour with, naturally, local kids Uberjak'd, Ember, Kilter and Yahtzel. Full lineup for May below. Get excited.

Chinese Laundry May Headliners
02.05.14 - State Of Mind & DJ Trei
03.05.14 - Tom Piper
09.05.14 - Nick Thayer (Owsla)
10.05.14 - Klub Kids Label Night ft Kid Kenobi
16.05.14 - Nicky Blackmarket & Fatman D
17.05.14 - Vengeance & Inxec
23.05.14 - Paces & Rattraps
24.05.14 - Mayhem X Antiserum
31.05.14 - Get Local Tour ft. Uberjak'd, Ember, Kilter & Yahtzel

For each night's full lineup head to the Laundry website.

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The full programme of artists set to appear at Sankeys for the Wednesday night Tribal Sessions has been unveiled. Newly revived by the Sankeys team this year, Tribal Sessions is one of the most storied and historic UK club nights, and it will be making its Ibiza debut this summer with a mammoth 20 nights to celebrate Sankeys’ 20th year in action.

‘Thinking music without prejudice’ is the ethos, and this has certainly come to fruition with the line-up featuring a vastly diverse and interesting array of artists from across the spectrum of underground electronic music.

After the opening party on the 21st May headed up by Danny Tenaglia, May 20th sees the likes of Audiofly, Cuartero and Hector Couto. 4th June will see young gun Josh Butler behind the decks, whilst on the 11th June, Tribal Sessions brings Bushwacka and original Tribal Sessions resident Greg Vickers, and the 25th June sees DJ Sneak and Todd Terry grace the decks at Sankeys Ibiza.

Tribal Sessions collaborate with fellow iconic British night, Bugged Out, on the 2nd of July with Dave Clarke and Paul Woolford, and 23rd July shows off the truly eclectic bookings with the likes of Andrea Oliva and DJ Sneak sharing the bill with techno behemoths Len Faki (pictured above) and Rødhåd. August will bring us Warehouse Project resident Krysko on the 13th , and Flashmob and Joey Beltram on the 20th.

3rd September will be a treat for the techno heads with Dave Clarke and Len Faki returning alongside Berghain resident Marcel Fengler, and 10th September sees three more of the finest luminaries in electronic music with Detroit pioneers Derrick May and Jeff Mills, and a live set from Mr. G. As the season comes to a close, 24th September serves up an expansive line-up including Alan Fitzpatrick, Argy, Francois K and Harvey McKay before the closing on 1st October with the Cadenza crew featuring Luciano, Cesar Merville, Cuartero and Greg Vickers.

Tribal Sessions also boasts a very strong set of regular residents like Darius Syrossian, Hector Couto, Jozef K, Sidney Charles and Shlomi Aber.

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The world's longest running dance music festival returns to Holland in 2014, with 22 stages featuring a dizzying array of music, art and food. 

The full lineup for 2014's Mysteryland has been announced, and like years past, there's something for everyone. Along with Main Stage acts like Hardwell, Steve Aoki, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, NERVO and Boys Noize, the Industry Green certified festival has house headliners like Loco Dice, Pan-Pot,  and Art Department on the HYTE stage, techno heavyweights like Chris Liebing, Ben Sims, Blawan, and Robert Hood live on the CLR stage, and back-to-back performances by Joris Voorn & Joran van Pol, 2000 and One & Ici Sans Merci, and Dimitri & Boy Bianchi on the Red Bull Studio & Studio 80 stage. 

Other collaborations inlcude L'Afrique, The Amazing Agency, and Bollywood Bar, with acts like South Africa's Black Coffe and Culoe de Song, and other top-tier artists performing hip hop, R&B, African house, UK house, garage and more.

Not to be outdone, the festival also features a wide array of food for every dietary need, with gluten-free, lactose-free, fair trade, vegan, organic, and vegetarian meals all available throughout. And for the first time, you can snack on your vegetarian meal while listening to some of the world's finest storytellers, as a comprehensive literary program of leading writers will be presented (more details to follow).

Check out the official teaser below.

Mysteryland takes place August 23rd at Haarlemmermeer, NL. For more info and full lineup, visit www.mysteryland.nl/en.

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Last night, fans of Michael Jackson were treated to a surprise performance of the previously unheard 'Love Never Felt So Good' at iHeartRadio Music Awards. 

Originally, it was thought that Justin Timberlake would be performing the song, after he posted the single's artwork, listing himself as a collaborator, to his Instagram.

So when Usher appeared on stage midway through the song's debut at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, it was to the surprise of many fans of the King Of Pop. Watch here. 

"Love Never Felt So Good” is one of eight tracks to appear on Jackson’s posthumous “Xscape” album, released on May 13. The deluxe version features a Timberlake assisted version of "Love Never Felt So Good" as a bonus track. Pre-order it on iTunes here: smarturl.it/xscape 

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Simion
U+I
Hedonism Music

After keeping his loyal followers waiting patiently for months on end in eager anticipation, Simion has finally released his most promising EP to date with "U+I," tipped to be the DJ's biggest release since remix of Ben Pearce's "What I Might Do." Like geeks queuing up impatiently at their local comic book store for the latest Marvel comic book strip, house enthusiasts everywhere are awaiting the big release date for "U+I."

Simion has returned to his open label imprint, Hedonism, for this latest mix and wants to ensure he follows up on the success of Berlin label OFF Recordings. Whilst working with OFF Recordings, Simion achieved three top ten records on Beatport including "Don't U", "Warning" and "Jack Your Body." If "U+I" can exceed these, Simion's return to Hedonism will be considered a success.

The EP opens with an upbeat and lively rhythm, heading into a euphoric melody backed by a bouncing bass – energetic enough for a peak time smasher, yet laid back enough to kick things up a notch in a warm up se. Though the real magic lies within the beautiful vocals, which enter the fray slowly, and bring the track home.

  Betoko’s remix of "U+I" brings a darker feel that gets listeners to sit back, take in the moment and get lost in it’s hypnotic, almost tense melody. Verona house icons Paul C and Paolo Martini contribute remixes to this unique EP too. In a more orchestral opening, their remix provides more calming vocals to begin with before engaging the crowd in a tremendous bass.

Sankeys resident DJ Darius Syrossian and veteran house producer adds a progressive beginning to the track, which teases further addictive baselines, which explode into his signature jacking house sound, perfect for fist pumping like you know you want to.

With an array of styles produced in this EP, "U+I" looks set to help Simion further expand Hedonism as a label and a brand name, as each remix of "U+I" demonstrates it's own sense of uniqueness and electric energy. Simion is a rising talent amongst the DJ ranks and will certainly be a name to look out for this coming summer.

Simion's "U+I" will be released May 9th, 2014 on Hedonism. 

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Next weekend, on Sunday, Many 11th, Red Bull Music Academy is throwing the Larry Levan Street Party, featuring a few very special guests. Larry Levan transformed the New York music scene with his famed residency at Paradise Garage. His sessions throughout the ‘80s there were referred to as “Saturday Mass.”

Red Bull Music Academy is supporting a local initiative to rename King Street in Manhattan ‘Larry Levan Way,’ and is inviting François Kevorkian, David Depino, Joey Llanos, and more for the celebration. Check out our recent interview with François about the event to learn more.

The party will take over King Street between Varick on Hudson on Sunday, May 11th from noon to 6pm, and is free with an RSVP. Be sure to do that here, and come on down for a fun afternoon of tribute and great music.

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Victoria Police are under fire from a Melbourne nightclub manager because their officers have been filming punters on the dancefloor with a hand held camera.

As The Age reports, two plained clothed officers filmed patrons at King Street club Cloud Nine on at least four occasions between May 19 last year and April 18 this year.

The filming has been slammed as a "blatant breach of privacy" by club manager Robert Buck, who said the club would take action in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal to obtain the footage from police. A previous request for access to the tapes under Freedom of Information laws was denied by police last year.

"We are getting complaints from customers, particularly young girls, wanting to know why they are being filmed on the dance floor, when they've done nothing wrong," said Mr Buck. We think this is extremely heavy-handed and as far as we're aware, there have been no arrests from the filming."

Victoria Police have defended their actions, saying it was part of an ongoing investigation into drug use in King Street nightclubs.

Former Liberty Victoria president Professor Spencer Zifcak compares the incident to George Orwell's novel, 1984.

"The secret development of vast governmental databases on the personal affairs of individuals is a matter of very serious concern and thankfully, for the time being, we live in a democratic society ... but that can change in an instant."

Via The Age.

No one is safe these days...not in our internet-fueled world. A couple of weeks ago Art Department dissed EDM big-hitters Steve Aoki, Laidback Luke and Sander Van Dorn over that rather hilarious parody video, 'What DJs Do These Days'.

"All three of these duchebags need to stop calling what they do "dj'ing"[sic]," read the heated post on Art Department's facebook, "because it's an insult to the rest of us who treat this profession with respect and spend our lives hunting for great music and perfecting our craft."

Well, wouldn't you know it, another video has been made in response to Art Department's diss, accompanied with the tagline: "Art Department was dissing Laidback Luke, Steve Aoki and Sander van Doorn about their dj-skills. Now let's see what they're doing behind the decks." Check it out below. 

The rather ironic twist to the new video - which was an attempt to make the Canadian duo appear as silly as the EDM trio - is that it displays Art Department actually doing something; beatmatching, cueing up a track etc. Thankfully the duo also have a sense of humour about it all too, posting the video to their facebook with a message that reads, "Thank you to whoever took the time to put this together...Brilliant."

Whatever will be next...?

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Jakwob provided the Essential Mix over the weekend, his debut set for the BBC1 show.

Real name James Edward Jacob, the British producer - who has recently signed to Shy FX's Digital Soundboy label - threw down a mammoth 71 tracks for his Essential Mix, but as he freely admits, he had to restrain himself from using more.

"I found it incredibly hard to put this mix together simply because there are far too many records I could have picked from," he said. "I've tried to keep it as dancefloor focused as possible with a few ambient and cinematic moments."

Those ambient and cinematic moments include music from Jon Hopkins and Massive Attack and dialogue from the film 'Lost In Translation', while the dancefloor cuts are from the likes of Pearson Sound, Disclosure and Mosca. Listen in full below.

Tracklist
Koda - There [Demo]
Jon Hopkins - Abandon Window (Intro) [Domino Records]
Tunng - Out The Window With The Window (Intro)
Jonsi - Boy 1904 [Parlophone/EMI]
The Chemical Brothers - Container Park [Back Lot]
Watchmen - Dr Manhattan (Across The Sun Speech)
Friend Within - The Renegade (Special Request Murder Mix) [METHOD]
Kry Wolf - Concrete (Woz Remix)
SecondCity - I Enter [Dirtybird]
DJ Red Alert - Don't Need Your Love [Slammin Vinyl]
GoldFfinch - Groove Panda [Saigon Recordings]
Mowgli - London To Paris [Deadfish]
Cause & Affect - Ironside
Hannah Wants - Dappy [Food Music]
Kry Wolf - Nightmode [CDR]
GoldFfinch - Don't Watch
Disclosure - Tenderly [Make Mine]
Hybrid Theory - The Dark
Pearson Sound - Untitled
Switch - I Still Love You (feat. Andrea Martin) [Dubsided]
Jakwob - Fade (Club VIP Mix) (feat. Maiday)
Pangaea - Bear Witness [Hotflush Recordings]
Zed Bias - Heavy Water Riddim [Digital Soundboy]
Justin Martin - Buggin [Dirtybird]
Dark Sky - Double U [Tectonic Recordings]
DJ Sliink - Put Cha Back In It [Body High]
XLR8 - Dubplate
Elisa Bee - Beggin
Seiji - Face Up
Caserta - Change Your Mind (Scott Diaz Mix) [connect:d]
Shola Ama - Imagine (Club Asylum Remix)
Trikk - Jointy (Brooklyn Mix)
Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Buurman & Buurman Bootleg) [Free Download]
East Midland Trains - Arrival Announcement
Double 99 - RIP Groove [Ice Cream Records]
T2 - Heartbroken (feat. Jodie Aysha) [AATW/Powerhouse]
Mosca - Done Me Wrong
Digital Manges - Manges (Sharkslayer Dub) [Palms Out Sounds]
Jakwob - Somebody New (Dismantle Remix) (feat. Tiffani Juno)
DJ Rob 3 - The Chase
Lost in Translation - Does It Get Easier (Dialogue)
Woodkid - Run Boy Run [Green United Music]
Faze Miyake - GOYH
Princess Mononoke - The Forest
Caspa - Cockney Violin [Dub Police]
Skream - Exothermic Reaction
16 Bit - Classical
Hudson Mohawke - Furnace Loop
The Others - Africa [Dub Police Records]
The Life Aquatic - Team Zizou
Rusko - Jahova [Sub Soldiers]
TNGHT - Goooo [LuckyMe]
Requake - Waterdrops [Bassclash]
Caspa - I Beat My Robot [Sub Soldiers]
Jakes - Rhythm
The Matrix - Reality Speech
Breakage - Open Up [Digital Soundboy]
Burial - Near Dark [Hyperdub]
Princess Mononoke - Tree Spirits
Coma - Wouldn't It Be Good (Jernalism Remix) [Free Download]
Massive Attack - Teardrop [Circa]
The Criminal Minds - Baptised By Dub
CHVRCHES - Recover (CID RIM Remix) [Virgin]
Logistics - Jungle Music
High Contrast - If We Ever [Hospital Records]
Etherwood - Synchronise
Fatboy Slim - Praise You (Etherwood Bootleg)
Los Contreras - Baby It's You
Shy FX - Bambaata (Break Remix) [Ebony Recordings]
DJ Hazard - Mr Happy [Playaz]
Jakwob - Somebody New (feat. Tiffani Juno) [Digital Soundboy]

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This week's podcast falls to industry legend and head honcho of the esteemed International DeeJay Gigolo Records, DJ Hell.

Across his thirty year career the Berlin based Helmut Geier has built up a resume that includes production, performing, fashion design, running the infamous International DeeJay Gigolo Records label (a key imprint within the early 00s electroclash era), and of course DJing. In 2014 he shows no signs of slowing down, currently juggling a constant touring schedule with working on a new album - his first since 2009's 'Teufelswerk'.

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Pulse: Can you fill us in on your podcast for Pulse? DJ Hell: It came to life at Watergate - one of the most famous and legendary clubs in Berlin. The set is what presents DJ Hell at the moment but was also specially made for this night I played there.

What have you been up to lately? Have you been working on any new music? I am touring a lot and have started working on my new album.

What's coming up on International Deejay Gigolo Records this year? Any new artists or releases you're particularly excited about? Peter Kruder just released one of his best works on Gigolo last week and we're preparing the new Gigolo CD number 14 wich features new material from mostly new artists like Christopher Kah.

It's been about a decade since electroclash emerged on the scene. Do you think it is due for a comeback? It was perfect for that time ten years ago but I don't feel a strong comeback. But if you look closely it's still everywhere with a new sound and a new version, but doesn't need the same hype and attention. Lots of song oriented electronic music is all around and in the clubs right now - I felt a strong comeback of this about two years ago where new kids and new DJs started playing this kind of Gigolo music in their sets. Everything goes in circles so who knows, maybe it's time for a new wave of electroclash.

[DJ Hell booking: diana@provocateur-booking.de]

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Maya Jane Coles is undoubtedly one of the biggest names in dance music right now, and a new DJ mix from the much-hyped (and justifiably so) Londoner is definitely something to get excited about.

Over the weekend Aussie radio station Triple J aired just that; a brand new, 18-track mix from Coles as part of its Mix Up Exclusives program hosted by Nina Las Vegas. The mix is so fresh that it hasn't been uploaded to any other platforms such as soundcloud thus far, but is only available for stream for a week at the Triple J website.

The Triple J mix comes hot on the heels of Coles' recently released commercial mix CD for the Fabric series, 'Fabric 75' (read our review here).

Maya Jane Coles JJJ MIxup Tracklist
Stevio - Ty (Original Mix) - Mindtours
Ampers& - Miramar (Original mix) - Abstract Culture
Carlo - Once Upon A Flat (Original Mix) - Elevation Recordings
JCB - Of My Body (iO Mulen 99 Mix) - Highway Records
Jeremy Glenn - Jump The Fire (J Wiltshire remix) - Wait For The Night - Quintessentials
youANDTHEMACHINES ft. Bajka - Drift (Steve Bug's Raw and Reduced Edit) - Ornaments Music
Frederick Alonso - Analogy - Stab Recordings
Cayam - Gloom Doom (Original Mix) - Hypercolour
Fur Coat - There's No Time - Hot Natured
Horatio, Boghosian - Larisse (Original Mix) - Natural Rhythm
Ashworth - Cash Soup (Original Mix) - Native City
Bunny On Acid ft. Amp Fiddler - It's On (Dub)
Gabri Corona - Houseeds (Chocolope Mix) - Rule 5
Josh Wink - Are you There (Ben Klock Remix) - Ovum
Christophe - Gotta Release (Last Magpie Remix) - Hypercolour
Daniel Bortz - The Misery Feat. Nils Corssen (Nu and Acid vs Pauli Remix) - Suol
Kaiserdisco - Devon (Orignal Mix) - Suara
Raffa FL - Guess What (Original Mix) - PetFood

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