CARDOPUSHER / PHEENO / TMARE / SEVEN LIONS / GOLDROOM / BO CENDARS

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Schooled in electronic dance music alchemy, six of the best preeminent tastemakers entice their passions further amid a wall-to-wall exercise of uplifting structures and chords.

Boys Noize Records present the acid-cuboid known as Cardopusher.. Tmare remixes KillReall – and ends up sounding like Madeon would do (if he had swallowed a Mat Zo pill).. ShureFire Records bangs out a flame-grilled ‘Emualtor’ by Pheeno.. and Seven Lions, Minnesota & Mimi Page, do what they know best, and use the same type of patent sounds (on ‘Fever’) that they are customarily known for.

Goldroom wraps up the nocturnal restlessness with a delicious rendition that samples Brooke Addamo (aka Owl Eyes), followed by Bo Cendars re-hashing and chopping up a unique ‘Music Sounds Better With You’ perfectly.

It’s all here – including the kitchen sink.

CARDOPUSHER - Faults

CARDOPUSHER - Body Rhythm

CARDOPUSHER - Antibodies

KILLREALL – Aznu (Tmare Remix)

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PHEENO – Emulator (Original Mix)

SEVEN LIONS feat. MINNESOTA & MIMI PAGE – Fevers

OWL EYES – Jewels & Sapphires (Goldroom Remix)

STARDUST – Music Sounds Better With You (Bo Cendars Remix)

KRISTOFFER LJUNGBERG / FUZZY CUZZIN / MATT FAX / LANDIS

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Set against a riding high expression of seraph-flown quarters, Kristoffer Ljungberg’s ‘Heat’ and Fuzzy Cuzzin’s ‘Tucana’ are the result of a significant elevated standard expected by those who use patience & thought as often as whose who blink their eyes. Meaningful synths and out-of-this-world arpeggios simplify Matt Fax’s remix and the two originals intensely.

Landis changes Cedric Gervais’ ‘Things Can Only Get Better’ into a less sleek manoeuvre than its original counterpart – by adding several reams of aerodynamic bounce and bags of underground sauces & spices. Premium productions are on showcase from electronic dance music’s version of The Four Horsemen.

CRALIAS – Alone

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The brilliant Cralias, returns with a rubbery moody routine – vocalised around a heavy drawn out bassline that is perfect for late night journeys and early mornings set lists.

On the bonus part below, we have a fresh new garage lick from UK’s Bicep that polishes Disclosures’ ‘You & Me’ through to an optimum shine. Pre-order the forthcoming new album from Disclosure – HERE.

CRALIAS – Alone

BONUS!

DISCLOSURE feat. ELIZA DOOLITTLE – You & Me (Bicep Remix)

PAUL OAKENFOLD & PROJECT 46 feat. DAPHNE – Higher (Moiez Remix)

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Oakenfold & Project 46s’ best, has just become even better by Moiez’s latest pumpin’ and pounding re-work. Equally as paramount as his recent Armin van Buuren remix, Moiez gets our hands in the air and those runways cleared for another Iberian-styled takeoff.

Hidden below within our Aerial Noise bonus drop are Stereotronique & Northend’s ‘Rhusma,’ yet another Moiez booty-bomb, Sedi’s original submission for the EDC : Las Vegas Discovery Project competition, and a lethal ‘Freq Shift’ by D05. The frequencies have just been tweaked up a bit – care of these cheeky rascals.

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Feature :: ESTATE ::

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Established in 2009, Estate have been kicking impressive transcontinental butt. Immediately coming across as majestic – Estate’s mixes / re-works work well alongside their Lycra-endorsed mentality. Sourced from the humble city of Minneapolis, Minnesota, this trio of producers specialize in eighties funked-up exhilaration and modern-aged club world pleasure.

Positioned with more stroke than Ron Jeremy and Jenna Jameson; Josh Johnson, Dan Kramer and Jessie Lesmeister (as Estate) live up to the standards met by legends past. Blessed by the spirit of distinguished illustrious music, this compact and clean Estate has no rowdy behaviour.

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DAFT PUNK – Giorgio By Moroder (Togglehead Festival Remix)

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Now that “Random Access Memories” has finally been let out of Columbia’s gates, there have been all sorts of curveballs, dead weights and homeruns made within this diamond field of 13 tracks.

Aaron Metford (aka Togglehead) opts for a more rapid approach that brings electro-fied synths and dynamic drums to The Robots vast analogue table.

TESLA BOY – The Universe Made Of Darkness LP

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Tesla Boys’ 12-track LP of classically-trained refinement touches on the clouds of non-smugness and centres on the path of credibility. Featuring collaborations with Fritz Helder (from Azari & III) and vocalist Tyson, Tesla Boys’ “The Universe Made Of Darkness” goes a long way in appealing to those who like to find distraction in almost anything, and instruct folks to dust of their synthesizers and strike up their air guitars. Effectively more dynamic than an in-depth, sit down interview with Jack Tweed or Katie “Jordan” Price, Tesla Boy sends out a beacon to planet Earth and the message is received loud and clear.

“The Universe Made Of Darkness” from Tesla Boy, is out now on iTunes.

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Feature :: JEREMY SYLVESTER ::

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Taking you back.. way back.. to a time that was challenging popular mainstream charts and dominating the underground music scene (London / surrounding areas) during the era of 1996 – 1999, British DJ/producer Jeremy Sylvester has seen it and done it all.

With his uncompromising style of unyielding and obstinate UK Garage, 2013 continues to be a year where the traditional sound of old refuses to lay on its back and die, and maintains its position to be re-injected by fresh new blood / innovative supporters such as Disclosure, Duke Dumont, Skream, DJ Q and DJ Caspa.

Urban Dubz Music a record label is run and founded by Jeremy Sylvester. DBSK is a producer from The Netherlands and SLY is Jeremy Sylvester. All music is available to buy through iTunes, Beatport, Traxsource, Juno Download, MOS, Trackitdown and Bleep.

VARIOUS : SOUNDS OF NU SKOOL GARAGE – Mixed by Jeremy Sylvester

DBSK feat. TROY DENARI – Subdue

SLY – Groove Essentials E.P

JS

A BASS DAY – F.I.S.T. [Ed Banger Records]

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Resurrected for 2013, Ed Banger Records present their first ever B-Side release that came out in Feburary 2003. On the back of its A-Side (called ‘Radar Rider’ by Mr Flash), this is ‘F.I.S.T.’ from A Bass Day.

Better known as Zdar; electro music scaled at 2000% – is about to be served.

BONUS!

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