Netsky At Juno Download

Review: The Belgian superstar is back with a brand new deluxe album. Originally released earlier this year "2" acts as a culmination of Netsky's success to date. This deluxe version re-packages the original album with another 15 tracks, jam-packed with unreleased material, exclusive live recordings, instrumentals as well as some of the tracks featured on subsequently released singles "Love Has Gone" and "We Can Only Live Today (Puppy)". Watch out for remixes from Other Echoes, Rockwell, Metrik and Netsky himself. This is absolutely superb stuff from start to finish.

Review: Hospital's poster boy comes storming back after the success of January's digital-only release "Give & Take" with the second single taken from his highly anticipated sophomore album "2" which is out at the end of June. "Come Alive" marks a departure from the norm, with Netsky making a foray into drumstep territory with plenty of live indie band influences, soaring vocals and pounding drums. Accompanying the original are three excellent remixes; Culture Shock provides a souped up D&B version, whilst Rockwell offers up a typically intricate, regurgitated interpretation and Submerse a sumptuous 4/4 remix which will appeal to those across the board.

Review: Boris Daenen aka Netsky returns to the airwaves after something of a hiatus from music production in 2011 with this exclusive digital-only one-track single fresh for 2012. "Give & Take" re-establishes Netsky as one of D&B's leading lights; an anthem in the making, this is feel-good dancefloor-driven liquid D&B at its best. Sultry, slo-mo beats give way to rolling drums, shuddering subs and the kind of soaring asymmetrical synth melodies and shimmying piano keys which make up Netsky's signature sound. Uplifting and highly enjoyable, this is an essential addition to any D&B heads music collection.

Review: With Netsky's recently released sophomore album 2 smashing up both dancefloors, and charts this summer, the pressure continues with new single "Love Has Gone". Already being touted by Radio One as the new big thing, the original comes with three exceptional remixes. First up is remix by rising Russian star Enei, who gets rough and ready with pitched up reverberating vocal, a Ram-style motorbike b-line and twisted up SFX causing a ruckus. Dub Phizix, fresh from "Marka" success, goes in deep and minimal and then there's an exclusive "Love Must Go On" disco refix by the man himself. Brand new D&B banger "Cous Cous" steals the show with its cheeky guitar riffs, bleepy melody and punchy, dancefloor-driven drums.