Friday, January 16, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
IM031 Monque & Monotek "Hell EP" Pre-Released 1/13/09

A late edition here...
IM031 Monque & Monotek "Hell EP" Released 1/13/09
An Amazing debut on Impact Mechanics for the Italian dual, Monque and Monotek. The original mix of "Hell" is one of the most gripping pieces of techno that has not been heard in years. Lush pads, thick analog chords and compelling riffs that will rip apart any dance floor, in the most musical way possible. Add the killer remixes by Drumcode's own Dustin Zahn, Angel Alanis & Foursquare and Alexx Iuliano" all the tracks have deep basslines with minimal, driving beats, depth charge stabs and lush undertones that do some serious damage. This release is absolutely colossal. For all those Alex Under fans this is a must!
GrooveSource Cycle 138 - General Release Date 2/10/2009

GrooveSource Cycle 138
Pre-Release Date 1/20/2009
General Release Date 2/10/2009
AnD Press Releases:
DTDM001 – Various Artists “Legends Of Electro Vol. 1” Dance 2 Dance Music
Brand new compilation series focusing on todays top performers in the genre of Electro Music. Volume 1 includes tracks from artists like Deadmau5, Chris Lake, Mark Knight, Stretch & Vern, Tom Neville, Trophy Twins and more!
BED014 – Various Artists “January #2 EP” Bedroom Bedlam
OBDIG003 – David E Sugar “Although You May Laugh” Oblio Recordings
NLC044 – Leroy Burgess w/ Mr. A.L.I. “Way Back” Nite Life Collective – DEEP VOCAL HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Danny Krivit, Mark Farina, Michael Gray (Full Intention), Tedd Patterson, Terry Farley, Nick Holder, 1200 Warriors, Inland Knights, Miles Maeda, Marlon D., Lance Desardi, Bernard Badie, K Alexi, Lawnchair Generals, Bombay Records, Lady D, DJ Rhythm, DJ Duane (Stompy), Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Ricky Ryan
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “Lovely house tune. Will play. 4 out of 5”
Mark Farina – “Thanks! 4 out of 5”
Miles Maeda – “Very nice! Strong, with amazing vocals. Great job. 5 out of 5”
1200 Warriors – “Dope tracks! 5 out of 5”
K Alexi – “Cool…feelin’ it! 5 out of 5”
Leroy Burgess (legendary vocalist in the black music market since the 70's) and Mr. A.L.I. aka Jere McAllister (Shelter, KingStreet, Nite Life Collective) have teamed up once again to create another deep vocal house jam which is sure to become an instant classic. The coming together of these two artists and the idea alone of this project is BIG! From the keys and other instruments played, vocals and story told... this release is a symbol of top notch production! Here is a release sure to get plays from industry giants (we already have people knocking down our doors to remix it) and sure to make everyone listen with their eyes closed and realize they're feeling something good!
DCREC026 – Various Artists “Near da Soul” DeepClass Records – DEEP HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Inland Knights, CJ Mackintosh, Miles Maeda, Benji Candelario, DJ Misjah, Dave From Dallas, Chris Simmonds, Da Funk, Mr. Jones, Demarco Electronic Project, City Walkers, Ale Castro, Bluntafari, DJ Just Joey, Ibiza Global Radio, Ibiza Sonica (Radio)
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “this sounds great!! 4 out of 5”
Benji Candelario – “thanks. 5 out of 5”
DJ Misjah – “Love the mood. 5 out of 5”
Da Funk – “great stuff here again! full support no doubt about it! love this! 5 out of 5”
Ibiza Global Radio – “Full support on the entire release! 5 out of 5”
Ibiza Sonica – “Love it! Will support. 5 out of 5”
We are starting off the year in the best way possible: with a special selection for all of those Deep House lovers. DeepClass presents "Near da Soul", featuring artists such as Jose Escribano, Facundo Romano, George Soliis, Lomez & Ivaylo, Cooccer, Dj Daw, Mr Jones & JP Phillippe, Dj Viana, Shiprinski, Gustavo Godoy, Phill ep & City Walkers. Groove, simplicity and freshness are the trade mark of this compilation.
AMR005 – Da'Others Pres. Andrea Saenz & Robots Memory “Not Indicated” Atmosfera Recordings – TECH-HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Ken Ishii, Michel de Hey, Jim Masters, DJ Misjah, Benji Candelario, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Woody McBride, DJ Hyperactive, Rob Warner, Figueroa, Matt Rissi (Solar Cathedral)
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “yesssss this sounds great will play. 4 out of 5”
Benji Candelario – “4 out of 5”
Jim Masters – “4 out of 5”
Woody McBride – “dreamy and trippy just my style! 5 out of 5”
Rob Warner (Our House Magazine) – “Thanks! 5 out of 5”
Brand new one from Atmosfera Records is from Da'Others Pres. Andrea Saenz & Robots Memory and it's entitled Not Indicated. The original is a really hot Tech-House/Techno work out and to round out the package we've got an excellent minimal remix from Jose M. & D. Ochoa. Enjoy!
Also this week:
IM032 – Avex Axiom “Thai Bathhouse EP” Impact Mechanics – TECHNO
MIZ020 – Electrobank “Big B” Mizumo Music – ELECTRO HOUSE
PMW023 – Terrence Parker “I've Got Joy” Parker MusicWorks – HOUSE
RCP010 – Francium “Ex Plain EP” RaceCar Productions – IDM
Friday, January 9, 2009
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Cycle 137

GrooveSource Cycle 137
Live Dates for these releases vary due to the winter break.
Release dates will regularize with the next cycle.
SPEC0801 – Gui Boratto & Anderson Noise “Triads” Spectrum Recordings – TECHNO
Release Date – 12/23/2008
Feedback:
Carl Cox - 5/5. “Original is nice but it's the remix that makes this release......beautiful”
Dubfire - “Full support!” 5/5
Sasha - "Lovin this. Full Support." 5/5
John Digweed - “Great stuff” 4/5
Christian Smith - "Solid release. I like it. The remix is more useful for me as it has a little more percussion and more changes in the arrangement to keep the dancefloor jacking ;) Full support!" 4/5
Nick Warren - "Both are good but Andre's mix is amazing." 5/5
Fergie - "If this is the first release I cant wait to here the rest. Playin Sobota Remix every set." 5/5
Hernan Catteneo - "Very good will play!" 4/5
Stephan Bodzin - "Both really amazing tunes. Will play the original at some special moments :-) Love it." 5/5
Karotte (Cocoon) - "Great track with a great remix. I will play both. Full support." 4/5
Mauro Picotto - "Thank you so much!!" 4/5
Alan Fitzpatrick - "WOAH! steady my dear! really like this, melodic tripped outness!!!" 5/5
Steve Angello - "Love there stuff!!" 5/5
Paolo Mojo - "Yummy! (original) I like it!" 5/5
Slam – “Good tracks. good production” 4/5
Dave Mothersole - “Loving the andre sobota mix - bang up my street.” 4/5.
Alexi Delano: “Very beautiful songs...I like both versions.” 4/5
Steve Parry: “Enormous! Got this from Olly last week, and I love it. Played in mexico on Friday and was one of the biggest tunes of the night. Have played on radio too. monster!” 5/5
Spectrum is the latest new addition to the Splinter Productions stable, and joins labels such as Jericho, Hedgehog and Splinter Recordings. Championing a sound that will appeal to both the techno and house communities, Spectrum is a forward thinking label featuring both the best established artists and the creme of the new talent around. The first release is an all Brazilian affair with the fantastic 'Triads' from two producers who need no introduction, Gui Boratto & Anderson Noise. This is flipped with a brilliant remix from a new star of the Brazilian scene Andre Sobota. We expect big things from Mr Sobota, and have already picked up 2 fantastic tracks for release in early 2009, featuring remixes from two heavywieght names.
PMPD012 – Andy Toth “Linwood Part 2” People Mover Productions – TECHNO
Release Date – 12/23/2008
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Dave Clarke, Laurent Garnier, Dubfire, Roger Sanchez, Adam Beyer, Christian Smith, John Selway, Jay Denham, Ken Ishii, Jim Masters, Jori Hulkonnen, Alexi Delano, DJ Misjah, Michel de Hey, Aaron-Carl, Woody McBride, Q-Burn’s Abstract Message, Rob Warner, Submerge 101, DJ Hyperactive, Nigel Richards, Lawnchair Generals
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “Very strong tracks. Will play for sure. 5 out of 5”
Dubfire – “5 out of 5”
Roger Sanchez – “Will test! 4 out of 5”
Jay Denham – “Thanks! 5 out of 5”
Aaron-Carl – “I plan to play the hell out of this Keith Kemp mix... THIS is Detroit Underground... YES!! 5 out of 5”
Submerge 101 – “5 out of 5”
PMP is proud to bring you the second installation of the LINWOOD SERIES. This release has three new remixes of the ANDY TOTH original. The first is a deep cut by PMP regular ITZONE, from Mexico City. Itzone's remix is an ethereal take on the original, with a groovy triplet feel and flighty top-end sound effects. The JOSHUA HARRISON remix is a clean joint with a heavy bass line and a new syncopated synth line over the top. KEITH KEMP adds his signature textures to the upbeat on his remix, and reinterprets the vocals to create a feel that's entirely fresh. Drop any of these tracks next time you need to fill the dance floor. Also keep an eye out for PMP013, with new tracks by COLIN ZYSKOWSKI!
RR018 – DJ Misjah “Easy as Phi” ReRun – TECHNO
Release Date – 12/23/2008
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Dave Clarke, Laurent Garnier, Ken Ishii, Jay Denham, Michel de Hey, Punisher (Detroit), Rob Warner, Lance Desardi, DJ Hyperactive, Q-Burn’s Abstract Message, Angel Alanis, Woody McBride, Terry Mullan, Nigel Richards, Ken ECB
Feedback:
Danny Tenaglia – “4 out of 5”
Ken Ishii – “4 out of 5”
Jay Denham – “5 out of 5”
Punisher (Detroit) – “nice release, i like the more striped down smooth edit. 5 out of 5”
Woody McBride – “5 out of 5”
Lance Desardi – “Thanks! testing it out. 5 out of 5”
Misjah has always brought some above average tunage to the table with a constant supply of quality releases stretching back over the last 10 years. What we have here are 2 tracks from the man himself, Misjah. The Club Edit is a techno monster aimed straight at the dance floor while the Long n Smooth Radio Edit is perfect for the deeper leaning crowds.
PUR005 – Mike Di$co “Move On EP” PinUp Recordings – HOUSE
Release Date – 12/23/2008
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Roger Sanchez, Charles Feelgood, Jimpster, Miles Maeda, Chuck Daniels, Martin Venetjoki, Lance Desardi, Deron Delgado, Lawnchair Generals, Ken ECB, Jay West, Da Funk
Feedback:
Roger Sanchez – “I will test. 4 out of 5”
Miles Maeda – “Thanks. 4 out of 5”
Deron Delgado – “4 out of 5”
Ken ECB – “Sounds interesting. 4 out of 5”
Mike started DJing in 1995 at age 15. At age 20 he started producing. Today he has a Bachelor of Science in Music with an emphasis in Recording Arts and Music Technology. He is a full time Sound Design Artist and it shows on his production here. New to Pin Up Recordings Mike Disko will be displaying his various styles and mint productions here on Pin Up and up first we have a various styled e.p. Move On the titled track is a deep techy beast with cross genre appeal. Jack Your is a high energy house smash sounding very similar to early 2000's style house. Lesson Well learned should appeal to any JT Donaldson or Brett Johnson fan with an acid bassline and echo'd synths stabs. You Yah Yo What is a trippy melodic bounce fest featuring happy synths.
RCP012 – Mossmoss “Faced” Racecar Productions – TECHNO
Release Date – 12/30/2008
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Roger Sanchez, Ken Ishii, Benji Candelario, Alexi Delano, DJ Misjah, Jori Hulkkonen, Michel de Hey, Lance Desardi, q-Burns Abstract Message, Billy Dalessandro, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), DJ Hyperactive, Droid Behavior, Inside Out,
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “good organic techno will play a couple of tracks from this ep. 4 out of 5”
Roger Sanchez – “I will test. 4 out of 5”
Dubfire – “5 out of 5”
DJ Hyperactive – “Dope. Solid. Really Solid! 4 out of 5”
Mossmoss brings a breath of fresh air to a club scene that is usually bent on taking itself too seriously. Scottish born, Mattie Bowen has been essential in the growth of techno and actively inspires audiences through art visually and aurally. His pursuits all deeply exude a level of class, compassion, and charisma. His own breed of minimal techno born from the bedrooms and studios of San Francisco offers a hint of a vast repertoire to come that inspires the mind and body simultaneously. Mossmoss was one of three artists featured on Race Car Productions Volume 1, their virgin effort. Since then he released an absolute powerhouse of a remix for Monocle's Dilleniidae which stole dancefloors the world over in 2007. With a wide open career in both art and music, and a new EP on Alland Byallo's NLMX net label, Mossmoss will become a household name.
SHR003 – BarBQ “Deep In Motion” Support House Records – DEEP HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dubfire, Jay J, Inland Knights, Deli G., Benji Candelario, Miles Maeda, CJ Mackintosh, DJ Misjah, Deep C, Franco Cangelli, Chris Simmonds, Ibiza Global Radio, Ibiza Sonica Radio, Mr. Jones, Demarco Electronic Project, Fernanda Diaz, Da Funk, DJ Cooccer, City Walkers, Bluntafari, Ale Castro
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “great ep really into this kind of groovy number will play for sure.” 4 out of 5
Dubfire – “nice release.” 5 out of 5
Jay J – 4 out of 5
Benji Candelario – “Thanks! 5 out of 5”
Deli G. – “Really feeling this. Will feature on my show!! 5 out of 5”
DJ Misjah – “Hell yeah!” 5 out of 5
Ibiza Global Radio – “Very good. Full support” 5 out of 5
Ibiza Sonica – “Love the entire EP. Full support!” 5 out of 5
"BarBQ's - Deep In Motion" is one more revelation of Russian underground Deep House music. It reflects the ongoing growth and respect for all things deep that are becoming a staple there in the city of Neva, Saint-Petersburg! This SHR003 release includes remixes from Ksky, Elastic Sound and Nestora.
GET018 – James Bledsoe “Simple Dynamics” Getaway Recordings – DEEP HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Benji Candelario, Miles Maeda, Milk & Sugar, Davidson Ospina, Q-Burn’s Abstract Message, Ibiza Global Radio, Ibiza Sonica (Radio), Lawnchair Generals
Feedback:
Benji Candelario – 4 out of 5
Ibiza Global Radio - “Full support!” 5 out of 5
Lawnchair Generals - "Really like this!" 4 out of 5
Getaway is a fine house offering. The duo of James Bledsoe and Anthony Molina, plus collaborators & remix talent include Nate Wollman, Kelle Marie, Edmund, Homero Espinosa, Cubase Dan, Yerba Buena Discos, Demarkus Lewis, Kirby, Average Joe, Rylan White, Tyler Matson, Alejo Galvez, Replika, Ben Dean, The Quirk Burglars, Aaron Roberts, Sunset Styler'z, and Rob Roy. With a roster like that it's hard not to love the Getaway Gang!
DIFD028 – Kid Perra “Techno De Ultra Tumba” Difusion Records – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Ken Ishii, Xpansul, Jim Masters, DJ Misjah, Q-Burn’s Abstract Message, Aubrey, Deep C., Chris Simmonds, Bluntafari
Feedback:
Jim Masters – 4 out of 5
Aubrey – “Yeah cool. Will use.” 5 out of 5
Techno De Ultra Tumba is the first project from Kid Perra for Difusion Records. Kid Perra are two talented artists from San Luis Potosi, Mexico who were destined to make music together. This was a very interesting project which was sent to us a few months back and put on hold to be structured and mastered due to the high content of fat bass lines, deep kicks and strong sequences. We find a very intense dark side on all four tracks, dark minimal techno 100 % dance floor oriented. This four-tracker has been extracted from Kid Perra live sets which have received rave reviews all over Mexico. Zarbeat has collaborated on this EP and also remixed Mascador De Fierro showing his dark side.
BEATISM020 – Meroz “Your Lover” Beatism – HOUSE
A Bumpin' City Record Veteran, Soma Records UK remixer for Hystereo as well as featured on Avex Japans DJ Emma House cd he plans on keeping the momentum going with a steadfast pace. He has been supported by Ian Pooley, Mark Farina, Stacey Kidd, Terrence Parker, Mike Dixon, Hystereo, Paul Anthony, and DJ Emma to name a few. This release is a collage of influence from all the artists that have inspired him and he hopes it will educate and revitalize why we all love this music.
Also this week:
Release Date - 12/23/2008
RCP015 – Various Artists “Moneo” Racecar Productions
S028 – Various Artists “The Source Volume 28” The Source
Release Date - 1/6/2009
MIZ019 – BeatMaker “Big B” Mizumo
AnD Press Releases:
Release Date - 12/22/2008
MAU5012 – Deadmau5 “Slip” Mau5trap
Release Date - 12/29/2008
TVZ002 – DJ Zinc & Dave Spoon “Ghost Train” Televizion
XFER006 – BSOD “Milton” Xfer
Release Date - 1/5/2009
BED013 – Various Artists “January EP #1” Bedroom Bedlam
OBDIG001 – David E. Sugar “Pater One” Oblio Recordings
Release Date - 1/7/2009
NMB019 – Kolombo “I’m On Your Side” Noir Music
Monday, January 5, 2009
Angel Alanis and Foursquare - "Drama Club"
Angel Alanis and Foursquare's track "Drama Club" has had a life of it's own as of late. Recorded during the summer, the piece has found new fanbase after a couple of high profile rebirths. Dropped by Dave Clarke at the peak of I Love Techno 2008 (and on White Noise Radio) and now recharted by Ken Ishii, this track seems to be everywhere. You can download it from Beatport at Beatport!. Check it out and see what fans like Laurent Garnier, DJ FEX, Xpansul and more are raving about!


Friday, December 19, 2008
Christmas Break Delays

Dear Labels,
Lots of stores are understaffed [drunk in a gutter] for the duration of the holidays and as a result, we anticipate sparse and sporadic content related issues all the way through the middle of January. We have worked as far in advance as possible to preclude any problems related to live dates and minimize other issues [wanton alcoholism] related to the holidays. We believe that we have cut most of the delays off with planning, but a stray few issues may slip through with store staff being unavailable [unconscious] to make late changes or fixes to deliveries.
Thanks in advance for your patience [resentment] and good holiday spirits [drunkenness] with regard to this issue.
Everyone have a great and safe holiday!
Marea
Thursday, December 18, 2008
GrooveSource Artist Deadmau5 wins 2 iTunes Best of 2008 Award
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
2009 releases are here...CYCLE 136!

GrooveSource Cycle 136
Pre-release Date 12/16/2008
General Live Date 1/16/2008
KLIT003 – Submerge 101 “The Drive” Klientele – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, John Selway, Ken Ishii, Surgeon, Par Grindvik, Technasia, Michel De Hey, Xpansul, Jori Hulkkonen, Seth Troxler, DJ Misjah, Chris Fortier, Ibiza Global Radio, Peter Hook (New Order), Rob Warner, Lance Desardi, Thomas Penton, DJ Hyperactive, Tim Thaler, Dylan Drazen, Angel Alanis, Nigel Richards, Droid Behavior, David Hollands, Andy Toth, Donotto Dozy, DJ Fex
Feedback:
Dubfire – “5 out of 5”
John Selway – “4 out of 5”
Xpansul – “Jacky and tracky, nice funky driving techno. Will Play! 4 out of 5”
Par Grindvik – “Nanowerx is my favorite…Straight forward classic vibe. Thanks! 4 out of 5”
Chris Fortier – “Big mental grooves. 4 out of 5”
Featured for weeks on White Noise radio and charted by heavy-hitters such as Richie Hawtin, Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, Judge Jules, the Advent and of course, Dave Clarke, Submerge 101's effort for his indie techno imprint Impact Mechanics has made it one of the fastest growing and most sought after techno labels around the globe. Home to classics like Steve Poindexter's "Computer Madness" and Robert Armani's "Ambulance" as well as cutting edge voices from American techno. It is precisely that voice that he bring to Klientele, the first official communication from Angel Alanis and Foursquare since remixing Portishead's "Third" in its entirety. Submerge's "The Drive" is a strong follow up for the first singles for the label, one of which ("Drama Club") was a finale highlight of Dave Clarke's triumphant set at I Love Techno 2008.
4TRK017 – DJ Hyperactive “Music Box” 4 Track Records – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Mark Broom, Ken Ishii, Surgeon, Jim Masters, Misstress Barbara, Timo Mass, Marco Bailey, Michel de Hey, DJ Misjah, Punisher (Detroit), Rob Warner, Benji Candelario, Lance Desardi, Billy Dalessandro, Angel Alanis, Terry Mullan, Nigel Richards, Ken ECB, Droid Behavior
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “Yes! Strong tracks. Will play for sure. 4 out of 5”
Dave Clarke – “Sinister yet groovy, a nice combo from HyperA! 4 out of 5”
Dubfire – “Thanks. 5 out of 5”
Timo Mass – “Seems actually great to me…will be a shocker in the middle of my sets! 5 out of 5”
Jim Masters – “Oh yes!! 5 out of 5”
After the long awaited return, DJ Hyperactive jumps back in the game with what many have missed over recent years which the tougher, less endearing side of his production. The man from the Windy City lets loose the first of many projects to come bringing you two mixes of the self titled release, Music Box. Both tracks start quick and get to where they want to go wasting no time. With a rumbling synth bline, that quickly and relentlessly warps into cross a between Dominator and Luke Slater's Forklift. The kick, clap, well if you know Hyperactive, we'll leave it at that. The hats do their own dance and pierce through the speakers in a syncopated flurry reminiscent of Hyperactive's Venus track on Missile!
AMR004 – Figueroa “Play Me” Atmosfera Recordings – MINIMAL
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Jim Masters, DJ Misjah, Michel de Hey, Timo Mass, Benji Candelario, DJ Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Rob Warner, Nigel Richards, Ken ECB, Droid Behavior, Jhon Doe, The Minimum, Alex Young
Feedback:
Dubfire – “Cool stuff. 5 out of 5”
Danny Tenaglia – “4 out of 5”
Jim Masters – “Nice bubbly groove. Obando Remix is the best mix of the package. 4 out of 5”
Ken ECB – “This is hot! Will play for sure! 5 out of 5”
Rob Warner (Our House Magazine) – “Great release. Thanks! 5 out of 5”
David Figueroa a.k.a Dj Trent, Buzzytrent, start playng the turntables in 2004, following the line of his Masters Dj Fist & Dj Noizzer a.k.a Da Groovemakers he was touched by the Progressive and dark sounds. Before 2004 David was strongly influenced by the techno sound from artist like: Umek, Oliver Ho, Samuel L. Sessions, Lars Klein, Richie Hawtin among others. This Mix of styles was the flame to began his own producer carreer, trying to define a sound not so heavy, but at the same time dark and Full of Groove, he's start to composs his first tracks. Actually Trent is one of the best dj producers from Colombia with a variety of productions thats goes from the progressive tribal to the minimal techno, passing by electro and house. Trent has signed to Chameleon Rec, Supernova Rec, Punchfunk, Capsula. and have so many work in progress, trying to be at the vanguard of music within loose his style.
GET017 – Anthony Molina “Twilight” Getaway Recordings – DEEP HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Benji Candelario, Miles Maeda, DJ MFR, Neil Aline (Chez Music), Davidson Ospina, Ibiza Global Radio, Lawnchair Generals, Rick Preston
Feedback:
Miles Maeda – “Thanks. 5 out of 5”
Benji Candelario – “4 out of 5”
Ibiza Global Radio – “Full support! 5 out of 5”
Anthony Molina started throwing down and mixing beats while still in high school. With an emphasis on Latin and tribal house, he began his first production company, Chaos Theory. Now in 2007, Anthony has been focusing more on the production side of music and with several releases under his belt, he is determined to make a name for himself in the house music scene. Just recently Anthony and fellow house producer James Bledsoe collaborated to start the new digital label Getaway Recordings which caters to the deeper side of house music and has some incredible producers like Demarkus Lewis. So keep on the look out for more upcoming releases from the Getaway Recordings family.
WOW013 – A Taste of the Honeys “The Essential E.P.” Women On Wax Recordings – HOUSE
***Includes remixes from Mr. V, Nick Holder, Pirahnahead, DJ Minx and DJ Genesis!!!
What do you get when you mix Minx and Diviniti (aka Taste of the Honeys) with Mr. V, Nick Holder, DJ Genesis and Pirahnahead? A smokin' set of remixes destined to werk the dance floor from start to finish! Some of the industries' hottest producers serve up calorie-free desserts with their renditions of "Essential" from The Taste of the Honeys' release of the same name. Keep your eyes and ears open for these smoldering remixes on Women on Wax Recordings!
Other Notables:
PMW022 – Terrence Parker featuring Miss Zak “Haus Music” Parker Musicworks – HOUSE
Support from: Danny Tenaglia, Dave Clarke, Laurent Garnier, Dubfire, Erick Morillo, Derrick Carter, Luke Solomon, Michael Gray (Full Intention), Par Grindvik, Miles Maeda, Pound Boys, Rooster & Peralta, Jim Masters, Neil Aline (Chez Music), Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Aaron-Carl, DJ MFR, Benji Candelario, Ibiza Global Radio, Tim Thaler (Sonett77 Radio), Jon Marsh, DJ Pope, Dave Aude, Lady D, Lawnchair Generals, Davidson Ospina, Ken ECB, Chris Simmonds, Mark Picchiotti (Billboard)
KRD026 – Various Artists “Love Emotion” Konnekt Records – ELECTRO HOUSE
Support from: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dubfire, John Selway, Ken Ishii, Xpansul, Technasia, Timo Mass, Tony Senghore, DJ Misjah, Tony Thomas, Seth Troxler, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Electric Indigo, Angel Alanis
BEATISM019 – Meroz “With Respect E.P.” Beatism – HOUSE
Support from: Erick Morillo, Boris Dlugosch, Dave Aude, Hatiras, Charles Feelgood, Alex Gopher, Angel Alanis, Terry Mullan
Also this week:
202D037 – Jimi Wes “Something’s Happening” 202 Digital
DFDIGI018 – Paul Anthony & ZXX “Sex 101 feat. Laya” Dirty Fabric Digital
MIZ009D – Angel Alanis “Too Bad So Sad Remixes” Mizumo
MIZ013 – DJ Denise “What’s That Sound Remixes” Mizumo
MR006 – Exit 59 “Dirty City” Mecha Recordings
REDLZ023 – C-System “Central EP” RELDZ Recordings
AnD Press Releases:
NMB018 – Noir “No Strings Attached - Remixes” Noir Music
SLZT004 – Maurizio & Danyelino “Leader” Sleaze Tech
Friday, December 12, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
GrooveSource Cycle 135

GrooveSource Cycle 135
Pre-release date 12/9/2008
General release date 1/20/2008
DTX053CD – Bear Who? “The Beatbox Album” Dust Traxx Chicago – HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Louie Vega, Dave Clarke, Derrick Carter, Tedd Patterson, David Guetta, DJ Dan, Ian Pooley, Pound Boys, DJ Paulette, Scum Frog, Ibiza Global Radio, Rooster & Peralta, Chuck Daniels, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Phil Turnipseed (DJ Times), Sleazy McQueen, Rick Preston, Q-Burn’s Abstract Message, Raoul Belmans, Lawnchair Generals, Lance Desardi, DJ MFR, DJ Bam Bam, Daniel Kyo, Nigel Richards, Jay West, Fernando Ferrari, Chris Simmonds, Christy Love
Feedback:
Laurent Garnier – “Love this! 4 out of 5”
Dave Clarke – “4 out of 5”
Rooster & Peralta – “OLD SKOOL BABY! 5 out of 5”
Ibiza Global Radio – “Full support. 5 out of 5”
Raoul Belmans – “Thank you. 5 out of 5”
Daniel Kyo – “This is REALLY cool. 5 out of 5”
Bear Who? That man behind international hit "Fix My Sink" which hit the UK billboard & BBC radio charts for 13 straight weeks, brings his next hit to Chicago based Dust Traxx label, which in the course of 10 years has managed to release some of the biggest names in house music today. The "Beatbox Album" is a "futuristic" digital get-down mixed with sexy ladies, sweaty dancefloors and steamy hot beats. It's seduction without romance, penetration without pretense, this is the future sound of hip hop with a house edge, let's face it "sweat" (=sex) sells and that is exactly what you'll get here. Mind crushing pop music from the future. Whether it's the percolating synth stabs and frantic stuttering rhythm or the crisp scratched chicken-greasy funk, there's certainly something for everybody! This is dance music with no boundaries, no limits and dares to go where most haven't dared to explore; the result: infectious hooks and contagious rhymes make this an album to remember!
IM030 – 10,000 Watts “Barcode EP” Impact Mechanics – TECHNO
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Derrick May, Ken Ishii, Jim Masters, DJ Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Nigel Richards, Andy Toth
Feedback:
Dubfire – “5 out of 5”
Jim Masters – “4 out of 5”
DJ Hyperactive – “Really good. Will play it for sure! 5 out of 5”
Angel Alanis – “GREAT WORK! 5 out of 5”
10,000 watts will become one of the hottest producers on the techno scene! This exceptional 2-track EP for Impact Mechanics will only further solidify there standing in the industry. "Roll" is up first. It combines a straight, driving drum kicks, with synth stabs and rolling bass lines, this track engulfs you as it slowly, yet surely takes over your mind. "Roll" is next and does some similar things, although this time adds some tripped out pads and an even grittier drum track, which is even more energetic and commanding, with relentless beats, subtle and several massive, tension building drops. This EP is strictly for the headstrong and those looking to rip apart the dance floor!
SHUSH012 – Jon Pegnato and Matty Scoll “Yes” Shush Music – ELECTRO-HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Dubfire, David Guetta, DJ Dan, DJ Bam Bam, Pound Boys, Francesco Farfa, Ibiza Global Radio, Peter Hook (New Order), Martin Venetjoki, Reid Speed, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), DJ Linwood (Billboard), Bill Webber (Billboard), Mark Picchiotti (Billboard), Angel Alanis, DJ Aleksij
Feedback:
Dubfire – “5 out of 5”
DJ Dan – “4 out of 5”
DJ Lynwood – “BEAT THAT SHIT! 5 out of 5”
Francesco Farfa – “REALLY GOOD TOOL. 4 out of 5”
Jon Pegnato and Matty Scoll team up to provide you with a drum oriented, bassbin rocker that will beat any speaker into submission. Fairly stripped, yet heavy, this track focuses on a thumpin kick and jackin percussion, leaving room for the DJ to scratch or throw their favorite accapella over top.
AMR003 – The Minimum “Medal of Porno” Atmosfera Records – TECH HOUSE
*Receiving support from DJs: Danny Tenaglia, Dubfire, Dave Clarke, Roger Sanchez, Derrick May, Mark Broom, Ken Ishii, Jim Masters, Hakan Lidbo, DJ Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Lance Desardi, Deep C, Rob Warner, Terry Mullan, Nigel Richards, Alex Young, Figueroa, Jhon Doe, DJ Aleksij
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.
Other Notables:
DCREC024 – Various Artists “Gold” DeepClass Records – DEEP HOUSE
Support from: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dubfire, Darren Emerson, Basement Boys, Miles Maeda, Ibiza Global Radio, Chris Simmonds, Fernanda Diaz, Bluntafari, Sebastian Arevalo, DJ Cooccer, Ale Castro
DCREC025 – Various Artists “Digital Lounge Vol. III” DeepClass Records – DOWN TEMPO
Support from: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dubfire, Miles Maeda, Ibiza Global Radio, Chris Simmonds, Fernanda Diaz, Bluntafari, Ale Castro
DIFD027 – Javier Ferreira “Reentre” Difusion Recordings – MINIMAL
Support from: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Dubfire, Derrick May, Ken Ishii, Jim Masters, Xpansul, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Aubrey, Chris Simmonds, Bluntafari
KRD025 – Various Artists “Konnekted Sampler 2” Konnekted Recordings – TECHNO
Support from: Danny Tenaglia, Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Derrick May, Dubfire, Ken Ishii, Angel Alanis, Noah Levine (XLR8R, Urb), Martijin Ten Velden
AnD Press Releases:
MAU5011 – Sydney Blu “Senses And The Mind” Mau5trap Recordings
RIM013 – Deadmau5 “The Reward is More Cheese” Rising Music
Suspending Dancerecords.com

Hey guys. We are suspending our relationship with Dancerecords.com. We have issued a takedown of all material from their store until further notice. We hope we will be able to resume sales with them in the future and are working hard to do so. We'll keep you in the loop when we get some more information.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
New Info on Mechanicals, Pricing and more from Beatport
"Dear Label Partners,
In January, Beatport will celebrate its five year anniversary. Along with our business planning for 2009, Beatport is announcing some enhancements to our business that better reflect the needs of both our label partners as well as our loyal customers. These changes are in response to the issues brought to us by our labels partners and customers over the past few weeks.
Changes for Labels:
Mechanical Royalties: In the past weeks Beatport has heard concerns raised by our labels about music publishing monies. These labels were concerned that Beatport would seek repayment from them as Beatport itself has been forced to make retroactive payments by the music publishing rights societies on downloads made since Beatport.com was launched. In response to these concerns and in the spirit of unity and a sign of good faith, Beatport is announcing that it will relieve our label partners from all mechanical royalty back-payment liabilities prior to Q3 2008 for the territory of the world excluding the United States. For all labels, this represents an average bonus of about 10% of the total sales price generated by track downloads. Even though the legal responsibilities have always been clearly defined in our existing contracts, we understand that the practical impact of potential back payment liabilities would be time consuming and chaotic for many labels.
Commencing with the period Q3 2008, for sales throughout the world, excluding the US, Beatport will deduct the music publishing royalties payable on downloads from all labels and remit it to the applicable music publishing rights collection society. For sales within the US, Labels will still be responsible for paying all music publishing royalties to the appropriate parties as is contemplated in the Beatport content contract.
Standard Label Agreements: As an additional concession towards our label partners, Beatport has decided to dispose of the allowable expenses charge starting Q2 of 2009. These changes will be stated in a new agreement, which will need to be signed by all label partners prior to that start of Q2 of 2009 in order for this change to be effective.
Exclusive Label Agreements: For our exclusive label partners, we will be offering a more flexible time frame for the sale of exclusive content on Beatport. As with the Standard Label Agreement, the Exclusive Label Agreement will also have any provision for allowable expenses removed and the current higher split of Net Revenues shall remain in place regardless of the agreed exclusivity time frames. Further details will be announced in the coming weeks.
Changes for Customers:
New Pricing: In an effort to stay ahead of the changing global economy, Beatport is making proactive adjustments to its content pricing strategy in the European and UK markets. The new prices are a reflection of the rapidly changing digital environment and the greater economic challenges our customers are facing. Effective Wednesday December 03, 2008, prices will be as follows:
Exclusive Classic / New Release General
USD $2.49 $1.99 $1.49
GBP £1.73 £1.30 £1.12
EUR €2.17 €1.56 €1.30
Lastly, while there may be tough economic conditions worldwide, Beatport will continue to defend the value of your music against market forces that benefit from discounting or stealing your content. Beatport is continuously monitoring unusual shopping behavior, blacklisting customers who purchase to upload music for free downloads and processing take down notices with music blog sites worldwide on a weekly basis.
As always, we are grateful for your partnership and continued support in our efforts to support electronic music around the world.
Beatport Management "
In January, Beatport will celebrate its five year anniversary. Along with our business planning for 2009, Beatport is announcing some enhancements to our business that better reflect the needs of both our label partners as well as our loyal customers. These changes are in response to the issues brought to us by our labels partners and customers over the past few weeks.
Changes for Labels:
Mechanical Royalties: In the past weeks Beatport has heard concerns raised by our labels about music publishing monies. These labels were concerned that Beatport would seek repayment from them as Beatport itself has been forced to make retroactive payments by the music publishing rights societies on downloads made since Beatport.com was launched. In response to these concerns and in the spirit of unity and a sign of good faith, Beatport is announcing that it will relieve our label partners from all mechanical royalty back-payment liabilities prior to Q3 2008 for the territory of the world excluding the United States. For all labels, this represents an average bonus of about 10% of the total sales price generated by track downloads. Even though the legal responsibilities have always been clearly defined in our existing contracts, we understand that the practical impact of potential back payment liabilities would be time consuming and chaotic for many labels.
Commencing with the period Q3 2008, for sales throughout the world, excluding the US, Beatport will deduct the music publishing royalties payable on downloads from all labels and remit it to the applicable music publishing rights collection society. For sales within the US, Labels will still be responsible for paying all music publishing royalties to the appropriate parties as is contemplated in the Beatport content contract.
Standard Label Agreements: As an additional concession towards our label partners, Beatport has decided to dispose of the allowable expenses charge starting Q2 of 2009. These changes will be stated in a new agreement, which will need to be signed by all label partners prior to that start of Q2 of 2009 in order for this change to be effective.
Exclusive Label Agreements: For our exclusive label partners, we will be offering a more flexible time frame for the sale of exclusive content on Beatport. As with the Standard Label Agreement, the Exclusive Label Agreement will also have any provision for allowable expenses removed and the current higher split of Net Revenues shall remain in place regardless of the agreed exclusivity time frames. Further details will be announced in the coming weeks.
Changes for Customers:
New Pricing: In an effort to stay ahead of the changing global economy, Beatport is making proactive adjustments to its content pricing strategy in the European and UK markets. The new prices are a reflection of the rapidly changing digital environment and the greater economic challenges our customers are facing. Effective Wednesday December 03, 2008, prices will be as follows:
Exclusive Classic / New Release General
USD $2.49 $1.99 $1.49
GBP £1.73 £1.30 £1.12
EUR €2.17 €1.56 €1.30
Lastly, while there may be tough economic conditions worldwide, Beatport will continue to defend the value of your music against market forces that benefit from discounting or stealing your content. Beatport is continuously monitoring unusual shopping behavior, blacklisting customers who purchase to upload music for free downloads and processing take down notices with music blog sites worldwide on a weekly basis.
As always, we are grateful for your partnership and continued support in our efforts to support electronic music around the world.
Beatport Management "
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