Pixie Lott - What Do You Take Me For (Feat. Pusha T) (eSQUIRE Remix)

A very commercially friendly, but pretty cool remix of Pixie Lott's second single from her upcoming sophmore album, Young Foolish Happy. One for all the DJs who are playing student nights over the next few months. Single is out November 7th.

Kelly Rowland - Down For Whatever (True Tiger Remix)

True Tiger do what True Tiger do best on Kelly Rowland's latest single from her third solo album, Here I Am. You will be able to get this on October 30th when the single drops in the UK.

Massive Attack vs. Burial - Four Walls

One of the highly anticipated Massive Attack & Burial collaborations. Basically, Four Walls/Paradise Circus are two Burial mixes of previously unreleased Massive Attack material - at around 12 minutes each, both pieces have been given the time and space to evolve into something really unique and special. Granted it's slightly boring in parts, but the vocal is hauntingly beautiful and Burial's incredibly thoughtful production shines through. Pre-order a limited edition vinyl HERE - only 1000 copies available worldwide. Nothing about this is ordinary.

Example - Midnight Run (Funkagenda, Flux Pavilion & Wideboys Remixes)

Not one, not two, but THREE massive remixes of the new Example single, which is the third to be taken from his number one album Playing In The Shadows and is set to be released next month on Ministry Of Sound. Safe to say it looks like this is set to be another smashing Example EP/remix package. Which is your favourite?

Example - Midnight Run (Funkagenda Remix)

Example - Midnight Run (Flux Pavilion Remix)

Example - Midnight Run (Wideboys Remix)

Phil Weeks - By My Side (Gramophonedzie Remix)

Gramophonedzie adds his stereotypically funky and upbeat twist to the latest single and my favourite track from Phil Week's brilliant 2011 release, Love Affair. The incredibly catchy sample of 'I'd Find You Anywhere' by Creative Source (which has also been used by The Game & Jadakiss) is enough to get anyones feet moving, but with the Serbian's input, this remix will be sure to get the dancefloors shaking over the next few months. Get your copy HERE.

Example - Midnight Run (Wilkinson Remix)

Here is a snippet of the monstrous Wilkinson remix of Midnight Run, which is set to be the third single from Example's number one album, Playing In The Shadows. Out soon on Ministry Of Sound, the official EP will include remixes from Wideboys, Funkagenda, Sheldrake, Flux Pavilion and this Drum & Bass beauty. Buy tickets for his April 2012 Arena tour HERE.

Laidback Luke vs. Example - Natural Disaster (Nouveau Yorican Remix)

Here is Nouveau Yorican's smashing remix of Laidback Luke's first release on Ministry Of Sound, which is the final remix to come from a rather impressive official EP. For those of you who don't know, Nouveau Yorican is a duo made up of Laidback Luke himself and Gina Turner - they are signed to Defected Records and their aim is to produce original material/remixes that have a modern interpretation of Latin-inspired New York House. I've loved all of their work thus far, and this is no exception - definitely the version I would be dropping in my sets. Pre-order HERE.

Labrinth - Earthquake (Feat. Tinie Tempah) (Star One Remix)

After the release of their new self-titled EP, the Star One boys have put their ever funky 2-Step Garage twist on Labrinth's second single from his forthcoming debut album. Not a huge fan of the original, but this and the Eyes remix are both massive. Pre-order the EP HERE.

Snoop Dogg & True Tiger - Be Like Me (Remix) (Feat. P Money, D Double E & Professor Green)

Premiered tonight on Mistajam's show, here is the second piece to come from Snoop & Jam's forthcoming mixtape, Throw Ya Dubs Up: Dubstep LA Volume 2. Mistajam got the ever brilliant True Tiger boys to send Snoop the 'Be Like Me' instrumental, then got P Money, D Double & Professor Green to drop a verse each, and this is the result. Absolutely massive track, from what is without doubt going to be an incredible project.

360 - Killer (12th Planet Remix)

12th Planet puts his ever unique and bass heavy twist on 360's new single, which was released last month on Universal. Something a bit different, but I like it, a lot.