our 18th release comes from russian progressive tech producer j-soul. >get ahead< is progressive house at it s finest - taking some older flavours but with modern, fresh, cool ideas - and a melody and vibe will lift any dancefloor. the remix comes from pig & dan who deliver a headmelting big room techno mix with a pulsating bassline. enjoy! marcus james (renaissance) - >pig & dan - as ever - deliver a stunning mix. straight in the crate.<dave seaman (audiotherapy/renaissance) - >pig & dans mix sounds great< (charted #15 jan 2009)fergie (excentric, bbc radio 1) - >hey love this pig & dan remix. these guys are taking...<

first making waves after being played by sasha & digweed at wmc 2008, lalalalalala became something of an unsung classic with a simple yet unforgettable vocal. here, james harcourt produces a no nonsense dancefloor killer of a remix. starting deep, the track builds with an irresistible groove. the breakdown strips down to a pad, brings the guitars and synths from the original mix and builds to a massive crescendo and drop. on the flip, neoteric follows up his brilliant imprecation single on twisted frequency with a more intricate, musical take on the track. full of energy and emotion, this is progressive house at its finest.

spinned by sasha, nick warren, john digweed, james zabiela, john aquaviva, paolo mojo, wally lopez and many many more / sitting somewhere in the tougher zone between progressive, techno and electro, this track is one for the bigger occasions

the 15th release is another original from label boss james harcourt - and a summery house/tech track which features a strong bass line & piano based groove and the right ingredients to be a right little party starter! australian favourite and master of fat, funky genre-blending beats anthony mansicalco - better known as hook n sling - was been drafted in for the remix.

spinned by tocadisco !! for tf014, freelance studio engineer john poole - a.k.a neoteric - gives us a brilliant piece of music with an angry name! his work here is a twisted yet melodic track where synthlines twinkle, twists and mutates over a chunky drum track. the james harcourt twisted mix goes darker and tecchier whilst upping the energy for the dancefloor. the grimy bassline is distinctive of previous works such as invasion and arachnofunk, whilst the original parts of >imprecation< are sliced, slashed and soaked in effects to build a new vibe

the e.p showcases some new sides to james sound and has won widespread support and praise. the title track call & response is a shuffly groover which is impeccably produced and arranged. it will be sure to get the floor grooving and has picked up nothing but positive responses from all who have heard it so far. the second track the trinity is james personal favourite of the moment. it goes tough – very tough – and as the slammin groove builds to the point of explosion, it defuses and rebuilds with controlled power. this is an absolute dancefloor bomb...