Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 6:25PM 
I’ve never been a massive fan of Ciara’s music, and as Femme En Fourrure explain, they “weren’t really fans of the vocals and arrangement of the original” so decided to cut all the vocals and do a massive bass driven bootleg. This would get any dancefloor shaking.
Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 1:50PM 
Never been a massive fan of progressive house, but Michael Woods is a legend of the the Electronic scene and is someone who has a knack of consistently producing main room anthems; his latest single, First Aid, is no exception. This is massive - it was released at the back end of last week and you can get your copy HERE. He has also produced Example’s lead single from the upcoming 3rd album, which you will be able to hear on his UK tour that started on Tuesday.
Diffused, House, Michael Woods, Progressive in Aside Thursday, February 17, 2011 at 12:46PM 
A brand new delicious deep house track from Low Deep T, who simply has one of the most soothing voices I’ve ever heard. I could listen to this on repeat for about 4 hours and never get bored of it - I think impossible to not sing along. There is also a sick alternative version, which features Lora Maspimby on the sax, and you can listen to that here.
Deep, House, Low Deep T in Aside Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 2:18PM Anthem is the first single from Black Rose, which is two of my favourite House producers in the world; Jesse Rose & Henrik Schwarz. They have done work together in the past, and it has always been special - this is no different. It was released Monday on Made To Play, and you can get your copy HERE.
Black Rose, Henrik Schwarz, House, Jesse Rose, Made To Play, Video Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 1:15PM 
Hervé’s remix of the new Moonbootica single, under his Voodoo Chilli alias. He really is one of the most talented and diverse electronic producers this country has ever seen.
Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 7:51PM 
My House is the lead single from Hercules & Love Affair’s latest album, Blue Songs, and my favourite House release for a very long time. Everything about it is spectacular, nothing more so than the enchanting vocal. Below you can hear what the legendary Chicago-born producer Derrick Carter has done with it, and after the jump you can also catch the Tensnake remix. ABSOLUTE JAM!
Derrick Carter, Hercules & Love Affair, House, Remix, Tensnake in Aside Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 7:08PM 
A groovy little remix of a Daft Punk classic, which comes courtesy of French producer Pyramid. Not many people can do their music justice when it comes to remixes, but I absolutely love what he has been done with this.
Sunday, February 13, 2011 at 12:45AM A massive promo video for Montreal duo Prince Club’s new EP, which will be released February 23rd on Riva Starr’s label, Snatch! Body Holly sounds absolutely HUGE!
House, Prince Club, Riva Starr, Snatch!, Video Friday, February 11, 2011 at 1:03AM 
Tom Middleton’s new EP was released the other day; this remix by Maya Jane is my favourite out of the 3 on there. She has definitely made this her own, creating a funky and frenetic dancefloor shaker that would get any club bouncing. A copious amount of talent.
House, Maya Jane Coles, Remix, Tom Middleton in Aside Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 10:03PM 
A lovely new offering from Boston duo Soul Clap, who are two of the coolest and most talented men in music. Listen to the track below and hit the jump to hear what Wolf & Lamb have to say about the newest edition of !K7′s classic DJ Kicks series, that they and Soul Clap are putting together, and will be released on March 20th. EXCITING!
“When !K7 approached the four of them to do a DJ Kicks mix, the initial idea was do it as Wolf + Lamb versus Soul Clap. It wasn’t long before they realized something more collaborative was where their heads were at. Eli explains: “So much of the power of the music we do comes from the idea that we’re a collective, even expanding beyond the four of us to acts like No Regular Play and Nicholas Jaar that come under the Wolf + Lamb label umbrella. Performing together is our strength.” Gadi continues: “Yeah, the concept for this mix was originally that going to be to use our favourite tracks from the last two years —y’know, classic stuff — but then we thought it might be a stronger idea to do something that was about our world. We have such a strong sense of collective about the way we do things at the Marcy Hotel and on the Wolf + Lamb label. It’s very loose and we bring all our artists together and we kind of play it by ear and the vibe is very chilled out and deep. We figured if we could bring that to a mix and keep it in the family, with people who’ve released on the label we would have something special.”
