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Mafia Kiss / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Rory Hoy, Kissy Sell Out, Wiccatron, Distro, Negativ, Cos BV (Car Crash Set)
Review: Stanton Warriors have been on a mission to bring us the finest broken beat and heavy bass on Punks Music since 2001. Here the debut volume of the their new 'Punks Selection' series is curated by Mafia Kiss and focuses in 'on the deeper/stripped sounding side of the label's roster'. There is a whopping 22 track featured, as well as a one-hour DJ mix. Highlights include the urgent, haunted bounce of "The Oracle" by Leda Stray, the sultry, late night breakbeats of "K2" by Aloka and the scattershot ghetto beats of "Check Me Out" by Sly One.
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PUNKS 058
09 May 16
Breakbeat
09 May 16
Breakbeat
Various
Review: New Year doesn't officially kick off until Viper smack you silly with their yearly "Drum & Bass Annual". 2017's edition smacks even harder than usual with no less than 10 exclusives including a Culture Shock/Dimension style roll out from Misfit, Halflight's "Communication Failure" that has enough power to cause a civil war and North Base's "Woman" that has so much seductive soul power to cause a mess in your trousers. Elsewhere The Voss & NC-17 pay respect to the Book Of The Bad on "Mojave" and Blaine Stranger sends you off to cosmoses unknown on "By Your Side". And that's just a handful of the unreleased cuts amid some of the label's biggest releases in recent times.
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VPRLP 016
06 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Jan 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: It has been quite a year for the Toolroom institution. Celebrating their 15th birthday last year, they weren't ones to rest on their laurels, instead going full steam ahead with a bunch of genre defining compilations this year. But most importantly they have been instrumental in the comeback of funky house after a 20 year dormancy, with killer releases by the likes of Weiss, Cashio and boss man Mark Knight himself. Add to that one banging party at Chicago Social Club for Amsterdam Dance Event and it's evident that these guys are proper 24 hour party people. With a glorious year sadly coming to an end, celebrate a wonderful one that was on Best Of Toolroom 2019 with highlights not limited to: the rework of the Cevin Fisher classic "Freaks Come Out" by Jack Back, Hannah Wants & Kevin Knapp's deep down and dirty "Call Me" (extended mix), UK heroes Alan Fitzpatrick & Wheats delivering the certified banger "M27" and New York legend Todd Terry teaming up with Tuff London on "Psychodrama" featuring Jasmien Nanhekhan. If that was not enough, ascendant producer Maxinne delivers two mixes compiling all the tracks: one smooth House mix followed by a thumping Tech House mix.
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TOOL 85801Z
22 Nov 19
Minimal/Tech House
22 Nov 19
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Freaks, the tech-funk duo made up of Luke Solomon and Justin Harris, follow on from their recent retrospective collection with this equally vital remix set. Having had the likes of Derrick Carter, Doc Martin, Rob Mello, DJ Q and Mark Farina take apart their tunes over the years, you can tell the standard of quality of on offer here - just listen to Swag's epic version of "You Ain't House" or Derrick Carter's infectiously minimal mix of "Blam!" to see what we're saying.
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MFFCD 009
28 Mar 11
Funky/Club House
28 Mar 11
Funky/Club House
Various
Rene Amesz - "Toolroom House Party Vol 3" (continuous DJ mix - Mixed By Rene Amesz) - (1:19:44) 124 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: On 'House Party Vol. 3' the party continues well into autumn with Toolroom's unmistakable blend of killer cuts, red hot exclusives and a host of essential tracks from the industry's leading imprints. Includes a whopping 80 tracks, plus three compiled mixes from current scene favourites such as Kittball co-owners Tube & Berger, Dutch house favourite Rene Amesz, and rising UK talent Iglesias. Highlights not limited to: boss man Mark Knight with the aforementioned Amesz on the funky house anthem "All 4 Love" (feat. Tasty Lopez), Hannah Wants & Eskuche serve up some slick and bouncy electro house on "The ISH", the dream team of Alex Mills, Danny Howard & Illyus & Barrientos delivering a properly soul-infused vocal epic on "Need" (Extended Mix) and the legend ATFC returns with the super sexy "Not Enough" feat. Mia Mendez.
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TOOL 96601Z
25 Sep 20
Minimal/Tech House
25 Sep 20
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Gunfingers at the ready gang, Lickwood & Gunshot fire up the shots with their biggest release to date; a 20 track stacked banger bonanza from some of the sharpest new shooters in town. It's business from the off as Visuals gets busy with the cantankerous kicks and sing-along vocals on "Lights Out" and it continues to hit the target right the way through to DJ Direkt's skittering, paranoid finale "Too Hawt". Highlight heat can be found in every corner across the collection; Pablo G gets all slinky in the jungle on "The Rumbler", Jomari's "Yuh Na Hear" is a lesson in restrained ruffage, B-Plexx's "Remedy" soothes the soul with its breathy vocal and bubbly bassline, the list goes on... See you down the target practice.
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505617 5286959
21 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
21 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Miles Reverse
Review: Mousse T's perennially popular German house label are containing their current compilation release frenzy with this new installment in the series that explores the deeper end of their tastes. Or, to be more specific, the tastes of Deepwerk who selects the album's pleasingly diverse tracklist. It's quite a journey, taking in stoned jazz-hop "Cosmic Surfin", the sublime deep house synth-fest of "Burn Baby Burn", soulful G-Funk (Warren G's "I Need A Light") and even Roachford, who returns from Alan Partridge-aided exile with "Work It Out".
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PJD 046
28 Mar 14
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
28 Mar 14
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Various / Charles Maurice
Review: For the third volume in his consistently superb AOR Global Sounds compilation series, Charles Maurice has largely opted to showcase tracks that combine West Coast rock flavours with disco and soul influences. It's a heady and intoxicating collection, where the blue-eyed soul/jazz-funk fusion of "Girl" by Stratus rubs shoulders with the horn-heavy, electrofunk era AOR cheeriness of Willy Santana's "Mais Uma Chance" and the '80s soul smoothness of Omega Sunrise's "Heartbreaker". Other highlights include the rubbery boogie bass and Steely Dan guitar passages of Billy Always' "More Than A Minute" and the drowsy warmth of Jon Konteau's synth-laden "The Heckler", which comes on like the Steve Miller Band jamming with Moon B.
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FVR 130LP
21 Apr 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
21 Apr 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Aside from killing it on the artwork front, the Iberian Juke label has established itself as one of the leaders in the footwork game. There isn't much that label has released which we haven't gotten excited about, so this new compilation feels like one of those mega-packs which we'll blast out on the speakers over the next few weeks. Believe us, with the quantity of music going through our charts, that is quite an unbelievable achievement for any label. Rather than try to unpack the entire comp for you, and actually risk spoiling the fun, we simply got to say that this is one of the most diverse juke releases we've ever heard. The genre can suffer from isolations at times, risking to sound rather uniform, but this gear touches many different points of heat spots for us. There's everything from jazz to techno in there, all blended into a delicious cocktail of fast-paced percussion bundles and high-tech drum swings. We highly recommend this thang...
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IJ 007
07 Apr 17
Footwork/Juke
07 Apr 17
Footwork/Juke
Walsh & McAuley featuring David Berkeley - "Sail On The Waves" (Solarstone Pure mix) - (6:43) 138 BPM
Played by: Armin Van Buuren
Review: The later half of 2012 has seen trance legend Solarstone really pick up the pace again. Pushing things forward with his label group, releasing some of his finest singles in recent times, and now this brilliant compilation to round things off perfectly. Compiled by the man himself with two discs (one mixed by Orkidea), 'Pure Trance' does what it says on the box, showcasing all corners of the genre. Highlights across the 30 tracks include; Temple One 'In Her Eyes', Ronski Speeds mix of 'Euphonia', and Michael Cassette's remix of Orkidea 'Sun Dow'. There is of course plenty of showings from Solarstone himself.. You need this in your life!
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BH CD 100
19 Nov 12
Uplifting Trance
19 Nov 12
Uplifting Trance
Various
Andrew Rayel & Olivia Sebastianelli - "Everything Everything" (Cosmic Gate extended remix) - (7:38) 128 BPM
Beatsole & Enzo - "What Are We Fighting For" (feat Christina Novelli - extended mix) - (5:34) 128 BPM
Armin Van Buuren & Nicky Romero - "I Need You To Know" (feat Ifimay - extended mix) - (4:11) 128 BPM
Ilan Bluestone - "Hypnotized" (presents Stoneblue - feat Emma Hewitt - Markus Schulz remix) - (3:15) 132 BPM
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Armin Van Buuren, W&W - "Repeat After Me" (DRYM extended remix) - (5:39) 136 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Trance
Review: Hands down the biggest compilation of trance music to hit 2021 so far is this epic rundown by Armada. Literally 100-tracks large, the compilation delivers extended versions of tracks by much loved trance royalty in Armin Van Buuren and Above & Beyond to intriguing collaborations between Paul van Dyke & Sue McLaren, Ferry Corsten & Trance Wax (tip!) or Tinlicker & Robert Miles (classic!). Dig deeper still and you'll find diamonds from Chicane, Elysian, Maarten De Jong and the undeniable Ilan Bluestone. Buy one, by them all!
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ARDI 4300
05 Feb 21
Uplifting Trance
05 Feb 21
Uplifting Trance
Various
Played by: Sikka
Review: Kevlar Beas release some of the best compilations around, partly because they have a large contingent of affiliated artists to draw upon but mostly just because the curation team over there is top-notch. The aptly named Strength in Numbers features a load of acs from Quaa Rush to DJ Direkt, the former of which is responsible for 'Vecran', which packs a great, old-school and funky drum line and bouncy, soulful bass nodes which warp and wobble through a really cool arrangement. Danny Anger nails it with the soul-infused jungle vibes of 'Tallies Side Step', and this release in general combines loads of different pallettes to great effect. Fantastic.
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KEV 050LP
28 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Feb 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: A Little Something Records has long been Diesler's vehicle for his own productions and collaborations, with mates and like-minded producers (including some whose careers have been as impressively lengthy as his) providing reworks. This release celebrates the latter aspect of the label's output, rounding up some of the best re-rubs and adding a sprinkling of previously unreleased ones. Check first Sam Redmore's bouncy, bass-heavy rub of 'Caught Counting', before admiring the razor-sharp deep funk flex of Renegades of Jazz's version of 'Birds & Bees' and the drowsy deep house-meets-nu-disco vibes of the Jack & Jointz remix of 'Human When You Dance'. Highlights elsewhere across the EP include the dusty, lo-fi deep house brilliance of the Flashbaxx revision of 'Work It Out' and the warehouse-ready Wrangle revision of 'In Love With The Weather Girl'.
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ALS 013
19 Aug 22
Funky/Club House
19 Aug 22
Funky/Club House
Review: We have another wicked gift here, courtesy of the STEP2 collective, who unload a seriously spicy box of remixes onto the world, welcoming back some of the most exciting names in UKG right now. We begin with two reworks of originals from DJ Pencil & The Cut Up Boyz, with Maarz firstly rebuilding 'Fiesta In The Market' into a chord-laden slap, alongside Shadow Of Light's more oldschool rethink of 'Come With It'. Next up, new school heavyweight BWK Project gets to work on shifting DJ LIX's 'Rinse Out' into a new school 4x4 bubbler, followed by DJ LIX himself overhauling Dan Speed's 'Tell Me That You Love Me' into a sub-busting emotive roller. Finally, Dan Speed takes a turn on the remix wheel as DJ LIX's 'Rinse Out' is given an LFO-driven rearrange, closing off this project with some euphoric 4x4 energy.
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S2 0060
28 Apr 23
UK Garage
28 Apr 23
UK Garage
