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Review: Adam F has mixed up his styles over the years, from D&B to hip-hop and everything between, and here he returns in a big way with this new single. Huge vocals builds, tasty enveloping arpeggios, crunchy leads and some massive half-step drums all mesh together to make a simply epic tune that's bound to get heavy rotation all the way into summer. Add in mixes from Delta Heavy, Subscape, Michael Woods and an electro rebounce form Burns and this all makes for a very big release.

Review: Afrojack teams up with Dim Mak boss Steve Aoki for this supercharged slice of Dutch house. Riding a brutal and minimal chopped synth line complete with tropical drum hits, the pair smooth out the madness for the Bjork-like choruses from singer Alyssa Palmer before returning to the hypeness. Among the mixes, Gigamesh construct a whole new soft-rock/Italo disco backing for Miss Palmer's vocals while on-fire jungle revivalist and D&B don NuTone creates a beautifully sub-punishing mix that again makes great use of those original vocals.

Review: Dutch duo Bingo Players have forged a reputation as fearsome purveyors of cheeky, floor-friendly electro-house with a radio-friendly edge through a series of high profile singles and collaborations (most notably with Chocolate Puma). Here they present their first single since 2009, a filter-heavy main room stomper that benefits from a prominent, hooky vocal sample and some faithfully heavy electro house beats. Olav Basoki goes a little deeper on his remix, which adds a touch of swishy disco flavour to proceedings. For those who like it harder, there's an all-out scouse house assault from XNRG that should get plenty of plays at sweaty, shirts-off raves.