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DJ Hell’s ‘U Can Dance’ is an interpretation of an unreleased Bryan Ferry (Roxy Music) song, but it’s one that reflects a perfect melding of two distinct personalities, a record that sounds as if the voice and music were made for each other. On ‘U Can Dance’, Hell and Ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the Grammy-nominated producer Carl Craig, DFA mainstay Tim Goldsworthy and pop electro superstars Simian Mobile Disco. It’s absolutely awesome.
DJ Hell | Bryan Ferry | International DeeJay Gigolo Records

The Mau5 has decided it was time to collaborate again with Chris Lake, for a new cut called ‘I Said.’ The results are in the audio form of a massive tech house monster, complete with plenty of peaks and valleys, booming bass and big room sounds. ‘Michael Woods’ provides the remix, which has become the first Essential New Tune for 2010 on Pete Tong’s radio show. You know you want this!
Deadmau5 | Chris Lake | mau5trap

‘Glow’ is through and through a perfect example of what Eric Prydz can do when he wants to make no holds barred techno. Fantastic oriental samples and the biggest build up we’ve heard in ages describe the cut, which is already gaining monumental support from Pete Tong. For an added bonus, Sebastien Leger provides a remix of the chart topping ‘On/Off’ for the b-side, which is equally as massive as the original version itself.
Cirez D | Mouseville

Yes, the chart topping smash hit ‘Whoomp – There It Is’ has returned, in the form of a redone version from Doodge & Viper. The Miami-bass anthem has been a mainstay in clubs since the mid 90s, and the new and updated mixes will ensure it returns and sticks around for some time. With the legendary vocals intact, Doodge & Viper retain the original bass shakin’ elements from the original, with some additional electro house flair.
Tag Team | Doodge & Viper | Tiger Records

EDX’s mastery of chord changes and atmospheric pads creates a dance floor winner with ‘Party Of Politics’. House music legend Pete Heller’s remix is a haunting slice of main room action with subtle chord changes and a rolling groove. The Mark Mendes remix leans toward that ‘Mannheim’ sound, with a prominent rolling bass line, heavy on percussion and excellent use of the filter. Finally, Pete Griffiths steps up to the plate making good use of the vocal and original parts to create an intense euphoric remix.
EDX | Toolroom 

After a huge summer of play in Ibiza, ‘I Feel Love’ featuring Duane Harden gets the remix treatment. The track receives two hands in the air house mixes from Full Intention’s Michael Gray and Danism and Stephan Luke.
Ministers De La Funk | Subliminal Records

From the vaults of the Deconstruction catalog comes a fresh set of mixes of Lionrock’s early 90’s hit ‘Packet Of Peace’. Mixes from Riva Starr and Freeform Five, along with a mix from Jeff Mills of the original release is just a small part of the label’s diverse catalog. Once at the forefront of the Italo house movement, Deconstruction is back in the game remixing the catalog and ready to release its biggest hits. Stay tuned!
Lionrock | Deconstruction

It’s the deeper side of progressive that fascinates Dutch producer Boy Hagemann most. Scintillating, magical sparkles glance off his new Rex Mundi release, ‘Techanza’. Heavy techno-influences slap progressive right in the face with a passionate kick and chunky beat, after which prog fights back and wins after all. The Rude Original Mix is in perfect shape fit for wild moments on the floor, while the intensely delicate break of the Haunted Mix makes ‘Techanza’ a true “lost-in-the-woods” type of tune.
Rex Mundi | Coldharbour Red Recordings

Here’s a new remix of Deadmau5 Ghosts N Stuff….”Moar Ghosts ‘N Whatever”

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