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Voices by Simion feat. Roland Clark

Hedonism’s Simion pairs up with Roland Clark to deliver an energetic house cut entitled "Voices" with remixes from Moonwalk and Wade on ever so busy Kittball Records label.

Repopulate Stars PT. 1 by Repopulate Mars

Repopulate Mars delivers the first instalment of the Repopulate Stars series, featuring contributions from DeMarzo, Pirupa, Eli Brown and more.

Back To The Future EP by Steve Lawler & Darius Syrossian

Two powerhouse producers join forces for the Back To The Future EP, namely Steve Lawler and Darius Syrossian, Max Chapman also steps up on remix duties.

Witness Protection EP by Kings Of Tomorrow

Sandy Rivera or should we say Kings Of Tomorrow is back with a brand new revisit to the old classic "Witness Protection".

VIVa MUSiC presents Decadedance Remixes - Part One

After celebrating 10 years of VIVa MUSiC last year, Steve Lawler’s renowned imprint follows up with a collection of heavyweight remixes from Groove Armada, Jesse Perez, Kim Ann Foxman and Richy Ahmed.

Glitterbox Disco’s Revenge by Simon Dunmore

Capturing the hedonism of the Glitterbox extravaganza, "Glitterbox Disco’s Revenge" is selected and curated by founder and label boss Simon Dunmore.

Work It now EP by Re.You

Central American rooted label Cacao invites Re.You. The Moon Harbour and Kompakt alumni presents two original tracks, enlisting fellow Techno and House craftsmen Doctor Dru and Tiefschwarz for remix duties.

Shout by Eli Escobar

Just over a year on since he released his stunning LP "Happiness" on Classic Music Company, Eli Escobar returns to the label with an album which couldn’t be further removed in sentiment.

Sweat (On The Walls) by John Tejada

Thirteen years on from it's original release, Defected Records revisit this John Tejada classic for a special package including two brand new remixes from Franky Rizardo and Laolu, plus a revisit of Sebo K’s slightly slept on version.