Patrice Baumel has been flying high every since his most popular release, Dead End Thrills, and with a good cause. His records consistently hit the mark, and with releases on labels like Anjunadeep, Kompakt and Crosstown Rebels, the DJ and producer is definitely an artist to watch out for.
As the label-head of Disco Halal and Treisar Moscoman has implemented his trademark sound in the scene and also gives artists a platform to releases their approach of electronic music.
The Keinemusik wonder boss is back on remix duty for the emblematic “Deep Musique” which is on Rebirths 10-year compilation.
Irishmen, Hammer, has been busy this year. With three releases already under his belt and a busy performance schedule, the ‘Feel My Bicep’ artist is hitting the ground running. His Canna EP will surely be a constant for everyone throughout the upcoming months.
Not long after the original’s release in early March, Howling’s ‘Phases’ is remixed by Toto Chiavetta and Alex.Do. Already a staple in both Dixon and Ame’s sets, Chiavetta’s remixes are a unique reinvention.
Working 24h each day and currently making his Australia debut, Sifa has come a long way to establish himself in the scene. Being the A&R of Belgian label Offering Recordings and running his own label DEPTH, the DJ and producer is about to release his remix to Mr. ID‘s track ‘Salat Ala Nabina‘ that currently made it into Dixon‘s set.
Dutch producer of the moment, Rancido, delivers a deep dancefloor oriented remix for West & Hill's tune 'Mantwe' that marks the debut of Belgium label DEPTH.
Here’s the latest top10 of unreleased tracks brought to you by Torture the Artist to give you an overview which tunes you shall look out for within the next weeks and months.
South Africa and its sound have been gaining more and more recognition in the House music scene with more and more artists leaving an impact and putting out music that finds its way to dancefloors around the globe. One of these artists is Durban-native Enoo Napa who has built up quite a reputation for himself.
Danish producer Nandu shares his interpretation of Mr. ID's track 'Salat Ala Nabina' that is a blessing for the dance floors as Nandu understands how to rework the benediction and blends the Arabic vocals with a percussive and dark appearing instrumental.
