aka jules dent & sam woodford who both hail from the isle of wight, travolta fever was featured on pete tongs bedroom bedlam in his fasttrax show on his website where it won head and shoulders from the rest. the track was then luckily snapped up by groove baby and remixes were quickly called upon from dj ellroy, defunct! and dj denise (mizumo music) and now its gaining more and more support from the electro / electroclash djs i.e jaymo, kissy sellout, calvertron, micky slim, twocker, will bailey, kid kenobi etc

moston & malente return to splank sending out a message to all the wrongdoers and wrongdoings in this world, encouraging moralistic and positive action amongst us all, with their new single do the right thing. 2 versions of an absolutely belter, which promises to further cement their position as purveyors of the very finest electronic dance music. on remix duties, scene stalwarts twocker step up first, adding squelchy basslines, big room grooves and first class production, demonstrating why they possess such an esteemed profile. new kid on the block clark able shows why hes talk of the town with his version, dropping a completely original sound, going to work on the vocal, warped bass sounds and off beat percussion.

dadalifes new single with a pounding remix by twocker.

first part of the miami 2008 wmc sampler!! includes tracks by chris lake & sebastien leger, marc leaf & drew scott, funky green dogs and jens mangold. a must have

what a catchy number!!! now getting a remix treatment by twocker, dj jeroenski & jorn. dont miss this!!!

another impeccable production from the slyde boys, with driving beats, infections vocals, and outstanding remix by man of the moment twocker. the a side is breaks at its best. the bassline weaves its way through the sonic stack as posh seduces with her flirtatious lyrics. an outstanding remix comes courtesy of pete tong faves twocker, whose previous remix skills have run riot on cj bollands sugar is sweeter and morillos we like to move it. their genre crossing slyde remix hits all the house buttons, with a jumping jack intro and intense punchy bass lines which juxtapose perfectly with poshs vocals.