Friday, September 2, 2011 at 2:06PM 
The title track and my favourite track from Luca Lozano's new EP, which will be available to purchase September 6th on Klasse Recordings. Some proper old skool vibes from one of my favourite House labels.
"WHAT IT IS!"
Deep, House, Klasse, Luca Lozano Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 8:52PM 
So, Summer is officially over, and it's now time to start the countdown to Christmas. To start that countdown, here is the first post-Summer mix from myself, which includes a few of the biggest tracks from the past couple of months alongside some new beauties I have discovered recently. The idea for the title and cover came to me the other week, and the mix itself is definitely one of my favourites to date, so I hope you enjoy it as much as me. Listen below, catch the tracklist after the jump and download HERE x
Deep, House, Tech, Vocal, iamcoxhead Thursday, September 1, 2011 at 6:49PM 
On Saturday 24th September a brand new venue called Electric Brixton, formerly known as The Fridge, will be opening its doors to the public after a £1,000,000 face-lift. The opening party will come courtesy of the infamous Lock N Load, and guest DJs will include Felix Da Housecat, DJ Hell, Hannah Holland and many more - as well as this, Lock N Load will also be hosting weekly Friday night parties with the Get Loaded brand. Following on from the launch night, Electric Brixton will be welcoming the likes of Get Physical who will be presenting their new Spectrum show which will be hosted by M.A.N.D.Y - they will be launching with Japanese Popstars, Gilles Peterson, Stanton Warriors, Kissy Sell Out, Flux Pavillion & Skism.
There is a competition over on their Facebook page at the moment, which gives you the opportunity to win +3 entry to all the events in October/November. For all other information hit the jump, and be sure to check out the competition HERE!
Electric Brixton, Electro, House, Launch, Venue Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 12:42PM 
John Dahlback's new single, which is set to be released on September 12th. A thumping piece of Electro-House from the Swede who just keeps getting better and better.
Electro, House, John Dahlback, Tech Tuesday, August 30, 2011 at 4:46PM Here is some footage from Ben Westbeech's launch party for the upcoming sophmore album, which is set to be released on September 12th. Read my review HERE - still one of the best albums of 2011.
Album Launch, Ben Westbeech, House, Video Tuesday, August 30, 2011 at 4:34PM 
A new track from Feed Me, which is now available on the Meowingtons Hax Tour Trax compilation. Some lovely drilling Electro-House that you can pick up HERE.
Monday, August 22, 2011 at 12:54PM 
Take It Back and Watch Me Dance have been two of the most enjoyable and uplifting singles of 2011 thus far, and today the album that they both feature on has been released on Ninja Tune. Below you can hear two of my favourite tracks from Toddla's sophmore album, which shows that even though he has gone for a more House/Electronic feel on the singles, he hasn't lost that unique Dancehall sound/vibe which made people fall in love with him and Skanky Skanky back in 2009. You can buy your digital copy of Watch Me Dance for just £4.49 HERE, or alternatively get a physical copy, which comes with the brilliant tee that everyone seems to be after, (see above) HERE.
Dancehall, Electronic, House, Toddla T Monday, August 22, 2011 at 12:27PM Ben Westbeech, Dance, House, Video Friday, August 19, 2011 at 1:28PM Just been sent this new video from Shir Khan & Exploited, who have dipped their toes into the world of disco edits with the launch of new label Black Jukebox, which sees contributions from label regulars Homework as well as introducing the Hamburg axis Doctor Dru & Adana Twins into the fold. Doctor Dru&Adana Twins lead the way with this slo-mo housed-up boogie-soul joint. Video is amazing, and is everything I love about House music. Smiles all round.
"I used to read Word-Up Magazine!"
Adana Twins, Disco, Doctor Dru, House Wednesday, August 17, 2011 at 4:05PM 
Hard To Find is a compilation series that was released this Monday, which has brought together some classic and lost remixes from old 12" vinyl collections and CD singles gone by, that are as the title suggests, hard to find. For anyone who grew up listening to Jeff Young’s Big Beat and Pete Tong’s Essential Selection from the late 80’s through to the 90s and beyond, or Annie Nightingale’s Sunday night request show, this album is for you. The compilation is scattered with classics that have been remixed by some absolute legends, but it was Steve Hurley's mix of one of my favourite Simply Red tracks and Norman Cook's (better known as Fatboy Slim) remix of the brilliant 'Won't Stop Loving You' by A Certain Radio that stood out for me. In a time where making old stuff cool again is the 'in thing', this is a must have for any DJ/music lover - these two remixes in particular would go down like a dream in any House set. Mick Hucknall has never sounded so good. Get your copy HERE.
