Artist /Track title (remix) /Label (catnum) /P. DiddyNothing Can Be True(Guy Gerber Re-work)6 comments2.Paco Osuna & Alexi DelanoWaxfixPlus 8 Records Ltd 3.WehbbaMammutBedrock Records 4.Mike Frade, Victor CalderoneHarvest TimeWaveform Recordings5.Brothers' Vibe, Christopher GrJuan Pachanga(EL Baile) remix)6.DJ WadyKeep OnBedroom Muzic7.Luca BacchettiWhat Your Soul Sings(Paul Ritch remix)Hideout 8.J. Mirgi & Josean PardoElemental(Ovidi Adlert remix)9.LutzenkirchenWhat's The MatterMistakes Music10.Blas MarinDame Que Me GustaMore DJ Charts
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 Post a comment Sigrid - Sucker Punch (Four Tet Remix) Four Tet gives the Norwegian pop artist's warm new single a dark twist and an infectious kick drum that will surely worm its way into your head. via YouTube
Fri, 2 Nov 2018 Post a comment Ezikiel - Trinidad (Ricardo Villalobos Remix) The minimal master manipulates Ezikiel's hypnotic, shimmering 17-minute epic into something a little more disquieting.
Thu, 25 Oct 2018 5 comments Silk City feat. Dua Lipa - Electricity (The Black Madonna Remix) The Black Madonna puts her own spark behind Dua Lipa's lush vocals. Pure pop lightning. via YouTube
Tue, 30 Oct 2018 Post a comment Lone - Temples (808 State Remix) The veteran electronic group offer a majestic and shimmering remix in the vein of their classic ex:el album. Lone will support them on their upcoming tour.
Thu, 25 Oct 2018 Post a comment Tiga & The Martinez Brothers - Blessed (Dirty Mix) Tiga and The Martinez Brothers team up for an ode to one night stands. The first of their collaborative EPs comes out in mid-November. via YouTube
Wed, 31 Oct 2018 Post a comment Krystal Klear - Neutron Dance (Mano Le Tough Remix) The Irish star takes on one of the year's biggest club tracks. Gerd Janson, Paul Woolford and Fango also feature on the remix EP, which lands November 9th.
Fri, 2 Nov 2018 Post a comment Cromby - Retribution (Shanti Celeste's Chill Mix) Looking to wind down after a tough week? This one's for you. via YouTube
Tue, 6 Nov 2018 1 comments Hodge - Raptors Huge builds, garbled voices, stepping rhythms, stadium-sized synths—it must be the new Hodge.
