Fedde Le Grand At Juno Download

Review: Bursting out on to the world with 2006's ubiquitous "Put Your Hand Up For Detroit," Fedde Le Grand has been at the top of the tree ever since, rocking dancefloors around the world. This latest installment of Toolroom's mix series sees Fedde at the helm and showing off what he's currently throwing down - a winning mix of electro-house bangers as well as some choice tech and minimal selections - all available in unmixed formats for your own DJing pleasure.

There's quality all the way through these 31 tracks. The soulful jacking house of Belocca's mix of Jaimy's "Take You Higher" is a treat, as is the delirious Jazzy Stuff by Neuroxyde Vs Doomwork which leads with a deliciously tweaked sax riff. Needless to say, Audiojack's mix of Akabu's "Sax My Bitch Up" also brings the horns home to roost - breaking down to a superb sax & claps solo.

Some tribal flavour makes it in via Saeed Younan's epic Yeah Ha, while the snakey echo-heavy lead sounds of Da Fresh's mix of Boombox are well worth checking out too, especially for any Booka Shade fans out there. Le Grand's "FLG" pseudonym is an outlet for his more stripped-down tech-house beats, and his FLG hook-up with F-Man, An Old Technique, shines (check out the classic vocal filter build-up's, they won't disappoint).

The FLG mix of Fatboy Slim's "Praise You" also makes the cut here - having been rinsed by the man himself in clubs across the world for months now. Taking on such a seminal tune is no easy feat, but this is a sweaty workout that's perfectly pitched. Have a listen just for the effortless but euphoric piano drop. Rounding off with some dark and minimal beauties like John Acquaviva's "Acquanamo" is a masterstroke and confirms Fedde's reputation as an ace selector.

Review: As well as their forthcoming takeover of the Brixton Academy in October, Toolroom are celebrating their fifth birthday in style with this collection of five mini-mixes from the night's headliners: Mark Knight, Fedde le Grand, Funkagenda, Michael Woods and D.Ramirez. Each around 20 minutes long, they're packed with huge house-shaped moments from the last five years - with each track available as individual full-length downloads.