GrooveSource Cycle 143
Pre-Release Date 2/24/2009
General Release Date 3/16/2009-3/18/2009
WS001 – Kevin Andrews (Hoxton Whores) “Plastic Dreams” World Sound Recordings – TECH-HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Derrick May, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Chris Lake, Fedde Le Grand, Ian Pooley, Jose Nunez, Tall Paul (BBC), Tom Novy, Jon Carter, DJ Jeroenski, Ray Roc, Thomas Gold, Timo Mass, Victor Simonelli, David Penn, DJ Mannix, Grant Nelson, Michel de Hey, DJ Misjah, Peter Gelderblom, Kid Massive, Alan X, Will Bailey, Big Al (Kiss FM), Carl Hanaghan (MOS, CR2), Gerard Russchenberg, Gee Moore (Bora Bora), Anton Newmark (Russia), Mark Doyle (Tokyo Disco), Wei-Shen, Jim Shaft Ryan, Ken Fan, Mark Robinson (Peppermint Jam), Tony Nicholls, Suzee x, Millska, Funk Junkies, Joe Le Groove, Chris Sadler (Prague), Mark Stent (S. Africa), Luke Pompey, Raul Rincon, Jason Herd (Juan Kid), Nolan Kane, Oliver Lang (Bora Bora Ibiza Resident), Stafford Brothers (Australia), Kate Lawler, Gary Gecko, Justin Vee (S. Africa), Steve De La Cour (S. Africa), Armand Pena, Chris Fortier
Feedback:
Chris Lake - On This!!
Dubfire – “5 out of 5”
Jon Carter - A cheeky, handy tool. Thanks
Fede Le Grand – “Thank you for sending. 4 out of 5”
TomNovy - nice remake
Funk Junkies - Cracking track, just enough of the original but not too much and the techy beat sounds spot on. Nice Track
Victor Simonelli – “Will play at the gigs! 4 out of 5”
Ray Roc – “this mix ROCs! 5 out of 5”
Peter Gelderblom – “Awesome!!! 5 out of 5”
Big Al (Kiss FM) - This is gonna get'em shakin'
Mark Robinson (Peppermint Jam) - This is Huge! Big rooms beware…Big rooms beware…Will be hammering it!
Kid Massive - sweet mix.. !! feelin it
DJ Jeroenski - Great stuff!
DJ Mannix – “Nice One! 4 out of 5”
Raul Rincon - great stuff, will use it defo!
Jason Herd (Juan Kid) - Yes Kev, will defo support it!!
Nolan Kane - solid mix of plastic dreams. thanks for getting it over
Oliver Lang (Bora Bora Ibiza resident) - love this,heard it out already,will play a lot
Stafford Brothers (Australia) - Cool tune and always liked plastic dreams 10/10.
Kate Lawler - Bad! Will support at my gigs
Gary Gecko - Works well.. Nice one!
Justin Vee (S.Africa) - Love the new take on this classic, still one of my all time fav's, wicked stuff my friend...keep it up!!!
Steve De La Cour (S.Africa) - Great update! Can you spell "dancefloor damage" ?? :)
Will Bailey - very nice will be supporting thanks ;)
Kevin Andrews (one half of the infamous Hoxton Whores) gets to work on slamming out his own individual style on his brand new label "World Sound Recordings" and starts us of with a masterful, tech house induced mix of the monster anthem "Plastic Dreams". With powerful raging beats, an energetic yet explosive vibe and the recreated original riff lifting us up towards heaven...This track has big room written all over it!!!!!
OBDIG008 – David E Sugar “Party Killer” Oblio RecordingsThe eighth release on Oblio Recordings and once again David E. Sugar delivers the goods. Party Killer is just that a tune designed to destroy your next party. Check it out, play it out and see what damage you can do with it.
MTR013 – Blackstone “Blackstone EP1” Mono-Type Records
Blackstone is a brand new project. What you can expect to hear from him is all brand new. Blackstone has not made house records for anybody else. Blackstone is fresh. Mono-Type knows what's up!
PHZ005 – Rick Nicholls & Asher Jones “Keep Away” PH Zero
Rick and Asher have both been releasing music under various guises since the late 90's and have honed their skills DJing at clubs the world over. Growing up in the same town and sharing that same obsessive passion for electronic music inevitabaly lead to their collaboration in the studio in 2007. A partnership which had been a long time coming...
HOG002 – Marco Bailey & Tom Hades “F16” Hedgehog – TECHNO*Receiving support and feedback from:
Dustin Zahn “Break the Glass is good big room techno, but I usually find myself playing stuff a bit deeper. For this style I think it's done pretty well.”
Mihalis Safras “Excellent track! Will chart it!” 5/5
Gennaro Le Fosse “Very solid release by Marco & Tom, been supporting their stuff for ages and will continue to do so! Full support!” ~GLF
Christian Smith “Rave destruction is on the menu! When played at the right moment this will def. Rock da house!”
Robert Leiner “Nice and uplifting peak techno.” 4/5
Stuart McMillan (slam) “F16 should do some damage” ! 4/5
Laurent Garnier “Pumping and great for peak time” 4/5
Steve Mac “Like f16 old skool vibes, will spin” 3/5
James Talk “F16 is good, banging!” 5/5
Orde Meikle “Nice trax – solid” 4/5
Dubfire 5/5
Colin Dale “Always good to hear new stuff From Mr Bailey. This works big time. Peak time floor filler that grabs you by the neck and doesn't let go.” 4/5
Alexi Delano “Both tracks will rock the dance floor but I think that Break the Glass is the one for me.” 4/5
Karotte (Cocoon) “Break the glass is the track for me. I will play it.” 4/5
TECHNASIA “Techno hammer. Will play” 4/5
Markantonio “I like F16 full suppport thanks Markantonio” 4/5
Perc “Break the glass is cool, it rolls along really well. Looking forward to spinning it at my next gig. Thanks.” 4/5
Gabriel Ananda “Fett brett! thanks!” 4/5
Moe Espinosa (Drumcell) “Really nice one .. I really dig the F-16 track ill drop this tonight at my gig in Chicago” 5/5
Following a debut release from Pig & Dan comes an EP from one of the most exciting production duos around. Fresh from their acclaimed E=MB2 album in 2008, Belgian techno legend Marco Bailey and long-term studio partner Tom Hades have crafted two mighty slabs of techno power.
Raw energy and speaker-freaking bass is the order of the day with F16. This is a brutal record for those chaotic peak-time moments when all that is called for is high-octane nastiness. Forged from a few simple but extremely well matched elements, this is high-grade incendiary techno at its best
Break The Glass starts where F16 leaves off. Relentless waves of heavy, droning bass under pinned with military snares and jack-hammer beats make this a secret weapon track that if used in the right way can knock a dance floor off its feet and pin it to the ground until it begs for mercy.
HEJ005 – Steve Parker “Crawling” Hej Records – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Speedy J, Ben Sims, Josh Wink, Dave Clarke, Dave Spoon, John Acquaviva, Ken Ishii, Gayle San, Jim Masters, Steve Rachmad, Technasia, Joseph Capriati, APaul, Michel de Hey, DJ Misjah, Mateo Murphy, Chris Fortier, Xpansul, Maetrik, Marc Ashken, Rob Warner, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Lance Desardi, Woody McBride, Q-Burn’s Abstract Message, Terry Mullan, Chris Simmonds, Aubrey, DJ Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Developer
Feedback:
Derrick May – “Will try it. 4 out of 5”
Speedy J - Cool tracks both mixes..Kyle Geiger remix & original
John Acquaviva - Geiger mix is best for me...thanks for the music. John
APaul - Good ep overall… i like mostly all mixes, but i think my fav is the John Overfiend remix”
Mateo Murphy - Original mix is my favorite, dark and groovy, great for the build up at the beginning of the night. (rating 5/5)”
Technasia – “4 out of 5”
Chris Fortier – “loving everything on this label. Will play all of these for sure. 4 out of 5”
Noah Levine – “4 out of 5”
Woody McBride – “awesome…funky and dark…love it…not sure which mix to play. 4 out of 5”
Rob Warner – “awesome tune. Thanks! 5 out of 5”
DJ Hyperactive – “5 out of 5”
Angel Alanis – “Great! 5 out of 5”
Joseph Capriati - Thanks man! my favourite is the Kyle Geiger's remix! support! J.
Developer – “it’s all ill shit for real...ill play em all. good work. 4 out of 5”
Hej Records welcomes two new artists to the growing techno family, STEVE PARKER (Autist, Attary) and KYLE GEIGER (Drumcode, Droid Recordings). STEVE PARKER's "Crawling" lives up to its name, leading off with a hypnotic, haunting soundscape that builds and grows in depth. Drums pitter patter over the chugging kick as the panning, hissing crawl creeps in over the thick bass creating infectious movement and captivating the listener. KYLE GEIGER's mix takes the atmospheric madness from the original and warps it with cunning effects that stretch and contort the waves. The heavily compressed bass and solid driving percussion continue to take it up notch thumping you like a sonic locomotive. PUNISHER (Detroit)'s rework takes a completely different approach, using only teasers of the samples and manipulating them in entirely new sequences. Tidbits of cascading hiss float in and out, pitch shifting, bending, and constantly changing over the unique staggered beats and chunky sub bass. JOHN OVERFIEND's remix begins with the droning synths while underwater blips echo and ping over the pulsing rhythm. The breakdowns are filled with electrified noise that squelches to a climax before the powerful bass is unleashed each time. This versatile release is like a techno virus that spreads motion through your body on the dancefloor. Hej receives play and support from Adam Beyer, Joel Mull, Laurent Garnier, Alexi Delano, Xpansul, Adultnapper, Par Grindvik, Deetron, Angel Alanis, Tim Xavier, Camea, plus many more filling the gap between minimal and hard techno.
HEJ RECORDS : Making a mark in the evolution of musical energy
IRD004 – Komplex “Time Warp EP” Itinerant Records – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, D. Ramirez, Ken Ishii, Fedde Le Grand, Steve Stoll, Dan Curtin, Technasia, Johnny Fiasco, Jim Masters, Stanny Franssen, DJ Misjah, Xpansul, Rob Warner, Ibiza Global Radio, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Ken ECB, Tim Thaler (Sonett77 Radio), Andy Toth, Developer
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “very organic ep realy like Modulator original and R Parker rmx. Will play for sure! 5 out of 5”
Derrick May – “4 out of 5”
Fedde Le Grand – “Thanks guys! 4 out of 5”
D. Ramirez – “Nice and tekky - perfect for me! 5 out of 5”
Technasia – “5 out of 5”
Xpansul – “Nice techno! Loving that old school vibe! 5 out of 5”
Stanny Franssen – “Nice deep and dubby! Good job ;-) Nice remix duties from Richard! 5 out of 5”
Rob Warner – “5 out of 5”
Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb) – “5 out of 5”
Andy Toth – “4 out of 5”
Developer – “Nice shit!! 5 out of 5”
Komplex delivers three no-nonsense techno tracks with tweaked analogue soul and a sequenced, digital rigidity that will have purists nodding to a sound thought long-gone in the midst of modern fashion. Richard Parker completes the release with a powerful remix, rolling dub techno like you expect from Itinerant Records.
4TRK019 – Developer “In Search” 4 Track Records – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Danny Tenaglia, Dave Clarke, Josh Wink, Roger Sanchez, Dave Spoon (Radio 1), Ken Ishii, Dan Curtin, Jim Masters, DJ Misjah, Johnny Fiasco, Rob Warner, Woody McBride, Ken ECB, Droid Behavior
Feedback:
Derrick May – “interesting. 4 out of 5”
Laurent Garnier – “realy groovy minimal techno lotta great things in there will play for sure! 4 out of 5”
Danny Tenaglia – “4 out of 5”
Dave Spoon (Radio 1) – “4 out of 5”
Roger Sanchez – “Thanks! 4 out of 5”
Dan Curtin – “4 out of 5”
DJ Misjah – “Nice moody trax. 4 out of 5”
Rob Warner – “Thanks! 5 out of 5”
Droid Behavior – “5 out of 5”
Developer steps up and delivers a bigger dose of what you heard on his re-interpretation of DJ Hyperactive's 11thV on the most recent 4 Track Release (4TRK-018). He sets the tone for what to expect from this up and coming LA based dj and producer. For those who know of his re-invent shows and graphic design will easily know that this degree of uniqueness and insight only comes from those who have spent time in and around the many creative facets of the once coined underground movement. Developer, aka Adrian Sandoval, lays on the table a mix of deep and dark dance floor pieces that really begins to paint the picture of where some of his influences stem from but also has enough of his own sabor to truly make a statement of his style and sound. All 6 six tracks throw you on the canvas of some of the most prolific soundscapes this artist has created to date. Need not spend time candy coating these various musical pieces for they are purely intended to garner their own interpretation and praise from the beholder. Developer is constantly pushing the margins while staying true to a sound that will always be at the forefront of all rhythmic genres and sub-genres.
DCREC028 – Ruben Roher “Looking Around The World” DeepClass Records – DEEP HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Roger Sanchez, John Selway, Johnny Fiasco, Alex Gopher, Ken ECB, Mark Henning, DJ Misjah, Chris Santiago, Ibiza Global Radio, Ibiza Sonica (Radio), Da Funk, Chris Simmonds, Little White Earbuds, DJ Coocer, Mr. Jones, Eric Prestiniari, Ale Castro, Bluntafari
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “another lovely deeeep release on DeepClass Full support as always! 5 out of 5”
Roger Sanchez – “will test out. Thanks! 4 out of 5”
DJ Misjah – “nice moody track. Will use on my radio show! 4 out of 5”
Ibiza Global Radio – “full support! 5 out of 5”
Following his incredible debut that reached the top of the charts, Ruben Roher brings us his second release "Looking Around the World", which has been supported by artists such as Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier and Dubfire, among many others. This young spanish artist has achieved a huge growth in his work that stands out with it's deep sound. more info at www.deepclassrecords.com
AMR006 – The Minimum “C4 Has been planted” Atmosfera Recordings – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Danny Tenaglia, Dave Clarke, Dave Spoon (Radio 1), Ken Ishii, Dan Curtin, DJ Misjah, Jim Masters, Rob Warner, Alex Young, Developer, Ken ECB, Figueroa
Feedback:
DJ Misjah – “Cool track. Love this one! 5 out of 5”
Rob Warner – “4 out of 5”
Developer – “dope! 4 out of 5”
Figueroa – “5 out of 5”
The Minimum is a project formed in 2006 by Luis Lugilde and Miguel Moraleda, 2 Djs and producers born in Barcelona in 1987. These two young producers are exploring electronic sound dance, fusing techno, minimal and electro.These producers and sound technicians specializing in electronic music began his career in separate 2003, and in 2006 after making some productions arised the idea of creating a different sound, in steady progression and aimed to the dance floor without losing the minimalist and underground nuances that characterize their productions.
DIFD030 – Transistor “Quantum Leap” Difusion Records – MINIMAL
*Receiving support from DJs: Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Danny Tenaglia, Dave Clarke, John Selway, Ken Ishii, Dan Curtin, Xpansul, DJ Misjah, Jim Masters, Chris Simmonds, Aubrey, Bluntafari
Feedback:
Danny Tenaglia – “4 out of 5”
Ken Ishii – “Interesting package. All the tracks sound good. 4 out of 5”
Atlantic DIF001 was the fist releases in charge of a very talented Mexican artist his name becomes more familiar day by day whit a variety of releases that have put him in the map as one of the founders of the new Mexican electronic music scene innovators whit releases on labels such as : Ablipop, Konfort, Filtro and sharing talents whit people like Panoptica, Murcof, Fax, Latinsizer ;And now 30 Releases after we are proud to present Quantum Leap a retrospective of this artist work if there is something that characterizes hi sstyle is the experimentation of IDM sounds into the hyperactivity of the track manly consider minimal whit a hint of Microhouse ; The fist track in the Ep is called Quantum Leap a combination of a very interesting intro which leads to the deep kick follow by the catchy sequence ;The remix of this track is the work of Mexico city native Zarbeat re sampling the intro and elongating it thru the entire track in addition to some acid synth bass lines and a bouncy kick-hat's ;The third track track is called Lahar simply pure micro house cord lines and depp bass lines emerging in and out thru the entire track ,the remix of Lahar is the work of Maxson an early contributor in the label using the element of surprise to amaze many listeners is a remix that is considered simply unpredictable.
Also this week:
GETCOMP002 – Various Artists “Deep Destinations Vol. 2” Getaway Recordings – DEEP HOUSE
AnD Press Releases:
MTR013 – Blackstone “Blackstone EP1” Mono-Type Records
OBDIG008 – David E Sugar “Party Killer” Oblio Recordings
PHZ005 – Rick Nicholls & Asher Jones “Keep Away” PH Zero
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