80s flavoured disco sound

with frankly amazing singles on his own glimpse recordings and matt tolfreys leftroom earlier this year, 2007 is shaping up to be one hell of a year fro christopher spero aka house/techno prodigy glimpse. here, he delivers his debut for the uk-based bastion of quality that is four:twenty with a superb collaboration with critically acclaimed taka boom (sister of chaka khan) in the form of we existed. another great uk talent, tom demac is first to remix we existed and does so in fine style. its plain to see why so many labels of note are requesting releases from tom on first listen to his skilful, deep and dubby excursion into detroit inspired house. jay shepheard, not to be outdone, turns in two remixes for the package. his alternative remix is up first and is a driving affair with a percussive punch and nagging fm chords providing the perfect base for takas vocals and some well placed keys. the main rmx from compost man shepheard carries on the mantle of quality with a decidedly more electronic and epic feel: a shrinking violet this is not

featuring taio cruz, tom novy, syke n sugarstarr, yves larock, bingo players, milk & sugar .. lets the party get started !!

liebevoll überarbeitete disco-, boogie-, soul- und funk-klassiker in vorzüglicher tonqualität. das doppel-vinyl erscheint im klappcover.

fuselab introduces a new 12 inch ep single of our long-time bros and comrades kott & wellbeck. >can you< ep - a deep house set with a certain classic touch in its best from the south bounds. four tracks bringing a real ear and soul pleasure both on the dancefloor and at home, pool or any place you might color with smooth and touchy vibe.
supported by: laurent garnier, christopher rau, someone else, ramon tapia, kink, anton kubikov (scsi-9), nudisco, slam, ascii disko, andrew grant, oliver schories, owen jay, tsugi mag ...

nice price deal !!! phat electro house hit!!

to feel the future is to feel the fall into time. for the fourth instalment in tresor s kern mix series, dj stingray (urban tribe/drexciya) presents a device for decoding time in all directions, a sonic prism that refracts our senses into auxiliary components of a total future-rush.