No. 109 EP

May 15, 2013 in Delgado, Eric Powa B., Fabian Argomedo, Gussy, Nil By Mouth, Prosix, Soundealers, Street King

Title: No. 109 EP
Artist: Various Artists
Release Date: May 13, 2013
Label: Street King
Cat#: SK 209

Available At Traxsource

The Hype:

Street King is proud to showcase the new No. 109 EP packed full of groovy tastiness to make any dance floor explode! Starting the EP off proper are Street King newcomers Gussy & Delgado. Their “We Do It Old Cool” is a nu-skool track with an old school flavor. A driving bass line and bouncy vocal sample keep this track funky and fresh. Eric Powa B returns to the Street King lineup with his “Rififi in Machupichu” remixed by Slovakia based Bollo. If you’re looking for gorgeous synths with a smooth tech house feel, you’ve found the jam to take you on your own Peruvian adventure! Bucharest based Prosix returns to Street King with his funky Nu-Disco favorite “Nesesizabil”. Sure to make you move, a driving bass line combined with a “mind of its own” synth makes this a favorite for any serious dance music fan. Portuguese production duo Vasco Lopes & Rafael Feliciano aka Soundealers bring the heat with “Loose Joint”. Keeping it deep and underground, Soundealers driving percussion and synth/vocal work make this a must have track for any performing DJ! Street King is proud to introduce Europe/Australia based producers Nil by Mouth. The duo’s tracks “Lunate” and “Temporal” are filled with triple kicks and dark bass lines galore! Soulful floating vocals combine with every perfectly crafted musical element to make both tracks not only rhythmic and driving but also atmospheric and emotional. Rounding out the EP is Chilean tech house tychoon Fabian Argomedo. Straight off his recently released “Black Box” EP, “Jet” is a certified dance floor banger bringing the pain to any crowd!

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Sunshine Jones – Belle Ame Electronique Remix Collection

May 15, 2013 in Aki Bergen, Andreas Saag, Balcazar & Sordo, Corey Baker, Daniel Jaze, Kruse and Nuernberg, Louie Fresco, Loverdose, Nicko Vee, Nite Grooves, Rami Deejay, Rancido, Sacha DIve, Sunshine Jones, Washerman

Title: Belle Ame Electronique Remix Collection
Artist: Sunshine Jones
Release Date: May 13, 2013
Label: Nite Grooves
Cat#: KSD 221

Available At Beatport

The Hype:

Dubtribe frontman Sunshine Jones‘ recent Belle Ame Electronique was met with open arms by fans, yoga instructors and press alike. “Blissfully sublime and elevating, this release cannot be done justice with words. You NEED to experience [this album] with your own ears and open mind and heart. Let it take you higher lovers …” said MusicIs4Lovers.com! With so much love in the house and coming from a bonafide House label, we’d be remiss if we didn’t release a collection of remixes from this veritable musical celebration devoted to sensual aural enjoyment. Ten tunes remixed by well known as well as up & coming Deep House & Tech House producers from UK, Europe and Latin America see their work released on one solid collection. EU’s Kruse & Nuernberg give up a bouncing deep version of “I Got Your Back,” Rancido‘s Soul Odyssey dope Remix of “Four Million Miles,” Sascha Dive‘s Sun Worshipper Remix of “Warm Sun On My Face,” Nicko Vee‘s pumpy Remix of “Come To Me,” the minimal haunting Andreas Saag Remix of “While You Were Sleeping” and more. Mexico is in the house with Balcazar & Sordo‘s funky deep disco remix of “We Are What We Are,” and the 2 continents collide as Louie Fresco and Aki Bergen / Daniel Jaze both give us a couple of diverse yet stunning renditions of “Dirty Love.” Seeing so many talented producers under one musical roof remix one heck of an artist breathes new life into his album and makes for some heart-stirring dance music.

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Oscar Barila & Jacek Janiki – Lazy Afternoon EP

May 15, 2013 in Jacek Janiki, King Street Sounds, Oscar Barila, Thomas Langner

Title: Lazy Afternoon EP
Artist: Oscar Barila & Jacek Janiki
Release Date: May 6, 2013
Label: King Street Sounds
Cat#: KSS 1397

Available At Beatport

The Hype:

There is nothing “lazy” about Oscar Barila & Jacek Janiki‘s new “Lazy Afternoon” EP! With Barila hailing from Spain and Janiki from Poland, it’s incredible how both these seasoned producers can use both their identities to create this airy, melodic masterpiece. The title track, “Lazy Afternoon“, is a cacophony of smooth synths, stabby bass, and the angelic voice of Wiosna. Krakow based Thomas Langner follows on remix duty to create his super deep and emotional musical response. Barila‘s funky “Spin It Up” will be a hit on any dance floor while Janiki‘s smooth and beautifully produced “Perfect Day” will just seem to make the listener’s problems just wash away.

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After Hours: Miami 2013

May 8, 2013 in 9west, Amnesia, Ananda Project, Barbara Tucker, Big Daddy, Black Sonix, Cevin Fisher, Conga Squad, Crazibiza, Dee Marcus, Deep Character, Deepdisco, Demarkus Lewis, Dino Lenny, DJ Deka, DJ Roland Clark presents Urban Soul, Emeskay, Eppu, Fabian Argomedo, Gary Caos, James Silk, John De Mark, Kimara Lovelace, Kruse and Nuernberg, Mad Boss, Marlon D, Mr. Kavalicious, Namy, Nicko Vee, Nikola Sofronovic, Nil By Mouth, Nimphidia, Noonstar, Redondo, Reelsoul, Rocho, Samson Lewis, Sean McCabe, Sexy Sound Ladies, Stefan Kaye, Street King, Supernova, The Deepshakerz, Tom Ellis

Title: After Hours: Miami 2013
Artist: Various Artists
Release Date: May 6, 2013
Label: Street King
Cat#: KSD 220

Available At Beatport

The Hype:

Super suitable kicks and a sweet sonic bounce are just some of the sounds you’ll hear from these 23 brand new tracks of this 2013 edition of After Hours Miami! Italian House star Gary Caos‘ pumpin tribal tune Woman get the bass rolling and Redondo‘s “Say It To Me” maintains a cool deep vibe suitable for a warm-up set or after hour. New Jersey house representative Cevin Fisher‘s “House Music” got remixed by Supernova and the result is nothing short of a floor-filler. Next up is Emeskay‘s “Beggin,” whose latin percussive elements and shoutin’ vocal samples blend together nicely over a phat groove. Amnesia, Rocho & Lenny vs Nimphidia show a tight collaboration on “The Life I Chose,” with its tricky beats and sweet vocal, it’s yet another potential floor-filler in this collection. To round it all off, sensational EU producers Crazibiza drop another King Street bomb on the mighty “I Can’t Wait” joint effort between Japanese producer Namy & the Queen of House herself, Barbara Tucker. Demarkus Lewis‘ deeper than deep track “Deeper Than Thou.” Conga Squad is up next with “It’s All Yours,” shining the floor with its neodisco-style groove. John Demark & Antoine Cortez “Fabulous Disco”‘s massive drilling baseline is so tremendous, it could be mentally disastrous for the unprepared. Dee Marcus‘ addictive blood pumper, “Cutoff” truly rocks your dance mind and Mr. Kavalicious “Deception” is a deep minimal track that simply cools you down nicely. Fashionable disco-ish deep house Stefan Kaye‘s “Liaison” adds a bit of urban lava. Nicko Vee‘s “Rise” sweeps the heat with its melancholic moody melody and his signature fat groove. Including several more such as James Silk‘s “Juice Box”, Fabian Argomedo‘s “Jet” with a high energy remix by DJ Deka. Marlon D Remix of “NY Dream” by Deep Character & Mad Boss feat. Big Daddy. The sexy vocal track by “Night Lover” by Eppu feat. Sexy Sound Ladies with Deepdisco Remix. Followed by Sean McCabe‘s Remix of “Love Like This by Ananda Project and Reelsoul remix of “How Much I Love You” by Kimara Lovelace. Also is the smooth spoken word of Urban Soul‘s “My Urban Soul” with the Black Sonix Remix. Included as a bonus are 2 continuous mixes by NYC based DJ and King Street‘s very own NoonStar that is sure to keep the party going until sunrise. A truly great compilation of  thumping tunes suitable for a variety of roaming rhythms throughout the night.

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Ananda Project – Where Do You Come From EP

May 8, 2013 in Ananda Project, dj spen, Gary Hudgins, Hoshiko, Jere McAllister, Nite Grooves

Title: Where Do You Come From EP
Artist: Ananda Project
Release Date: May 6, 2013
Label: Nite Grooves
Cat#: KNG 442

Available At Traxsource

The Hype:

Ananda Project is back with their “Where Do You Come From” EP featuring the club favorite title track “Where Do You Come From“. King Street mainstays DJ Spen & Gary Hudgins provide you with everything necessary to rock your own dancefloor with their main vocal remix, dub versions, and instrumental take on the title track. King Street‘s own Hoshiko & Jere take you back in time with their 80′s influenced 808 adventure remix of “Where Do You Come From“. Finally URH closes the EP with not only his soulful take on “Come Back To Me“, but also a banging dub version! This is a great collections of tracks that will make any dancefloor ask about the DJ, “Where did HE come from”?

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No. 431 EP

May 1, 2013 in Bubba, Domscott, Jay West, Kyoko Kamichika, Masahiro Suzuki, Nico Purman, Nite Grooves, The Deepshakerz

Title: No. 431 EP
Artist: Various Artists
Release Date: April 29, 2013
Label: Nite Grooves
Cat#: KNG 441

Available At Beatport

The Hype:

One more set of non-related tunes comes your way in the form of the newest No. 431 EP, or for those following the arbitrary series, just because we can. Tech House producer Bubba leads the EP with his techy minimal “LA Takedown,” with a bare-boned funky, almost Saunderson-esque bonus mix by Argentinian producer Jay West. Poly-rhythmic UK producer Domscott is up next, serving up an atmospheric minimal ramped up dubby “Bring on the Rain” with a chunky bonus instrumental loop cut with added drum riffs bonus Dub by Italy’s Deep Shakerz. Last up are Japanese producers Kyoko Kamichika & Masahiro Suzuki who bring us “Blood Red Synthesis,” a downbeat low tempo groover with barely audible background jive talkin’.  Berlin’s own Nico Purman is on remix duty and adds some welcomed snaps, analog synth, and gritty bass into the mix.

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Dzeta N’ Basile – Desinence EP

May 1, 2013 in DJ Le Roi, DZeta N' Basil, Jay Tripwire, Nite Grooves

Title: Desinence EP
Artist: Dzeta N’ Basile
Release Date: April 29, 2013
Label: Nite Grooves
Cat#: KNG 440

Available At Traxsource

The Hype:

Italian producers Dzeta N’ Basile stir the dance pot a bit with this tasty EP. “Don’t You” is mainly instrumental but has a tiny little looped vocal insert and if u like ur house minimal, slightly trippy and repetitive, this tune is for you. One of Canada’s most gifted deep/tech producers Jay Tripwire adds more head nodding synthy groove to his own 7 & a half minute looped out remix of the track. “Desinence,” with its mysterious-sounding female voice sample, creates a dark atmosphere and fills the void in a blackened room. Get Physical’s DJ Le Roi took great care in creating a superb deep moody remix for “Desinence” and with his skills there was no way he could get it wrong. Deep, techy, loopy & groovy, this one is right, day or night.

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Yass Feat. Inaya Day – Bring It Up

May 1, 2013 in Inaya Day, King Street Sounds, Yass

Title: Bring It Up
Artist: Yass Feat. Inaya Day
Release Date: April 29, 2013
Label: King Street Sounds
Cat#: KSS 1396

Available At Traxsource

The Hype:

Here’s a definite smash by French producer DJ Yass and his collab with Inaya Day “Bring It Up,” No stranger to King Street, Yass‘ magical musical fingers have produced “Calling you Lord” featuring House legend Kenny Bobien and remixed Dennis Ferrer‘s club smash “Touched the Sky.” This time around he teams up with the incomparable & choice vocalist, Inaya Day, who finally makes this her debut release on the label. Yass offers a few versions of this single; a classic, more synth-congo-laden Disco House mix, a super cool stripped down analog 90′s Late Night Pass version as well as his deep deep Original mix leaked out on the most recent King St Miami 2013 comp.  However you slice it, this song is simply blue ribbon first rate House with amazing talent behind it. Let The Music Take You Up!

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Classic House Grooves: Mixed By Daishi Dance & DJ Kawasaki

April 24, 2013 in Ananda Project, Anthony Nicholson, Avery Sunshine, Barbara Tucker, Black Shampu, Blaze, Carolyn Victorian, Cevin Fisher, Charlotte Hunt, Chris Brann, Daishi Dance, DJ Kawasaki, DJ Oji, DJ Roland Clark presents Urban Soul, Doreen Younglove, Eastside Movement, Hanna Hais, Hippie Torrales, Ivan Iacobucci, Kerri Chanlder, Kiko Navarro, Kimara Lovelace, King Street Sounds, Lavette, Lenny Fontana, Mr.V, Roy Davis Jr., Satoshi Tomiie, Soul Movement, Sunshine Jones, The Freemasons, Tiger Stripes, Timmy Regisford, Tomo Inoue, UDAUFL, Ultra Nate, X Fade

Title: Classic House Grooves: Mixed By Daishi Dance & DJ Kawasaki
Artist: Various Artists
Release Date: April 22, 2013
Label: King Street Sounds
Cat#: KSD 219

Available At Beatport

The Hype:

Two of the top djs and House producers in Japan, Daishi Dance & DJ Kawasaki step out of the King St/Nite Grooves vault with an armful of fierce classics & neo-classic jams. They get their regular fill of playing for large crowds on the mainland where Daishi Dance holds residency at some of Tokyo’s biggest clubs like ageHa, Womb, and Precious Hall in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Likewise, Kawasaki, whose repertoire is a crossover between House & Jazz, also has a residency at Club Room in Tokyo. On this digital album, their styles shine through as they lay down 26 of some of the finest tunes to ever hit the dance floor in the last 20 years. They’ve included some of their own cool production work like Kawasaki‘s original release “Blazin’,” his remix of Ananda Project feat. Avery Sunshine‘s “Stalk You,” and Daishi Dance‘s remix of Roland Clark presents Urban Soul‘s “Life Time.” They also throw in a massive set of classics like the Roy Davis Dub and DJ Pierre 1994 original of “Good & Plenty Love” by X Fade feat. Lavette, Satoshi Tomiie‘s mix of Ultra Nate‘s 1995 hit “Party Girl (Turn Me Loose),” and David Morales‘ Def Club Mix of “Glory Glory” Ananda Project feat.Terrance Downs released in 2000. No King St classic comp would be complete without Blaze presents Underground Dance Artists United For Life feat. Barbara Tucker‘s “Most Precious Love,” here with the Freemason‘s “Proper” Club Mix, Lenny Fontana presents Eastside Movement‘s “Inner City,” and Timmy Regisford Shelter Anthem mix of “When Can Our Love Begin” by Kimara Lovelace. Original tunes by Kiko Navarro, Sunshine Jones, Anthony Nicholson, Ivan Iaccobucci and others are also in the mix. Take a listen and be captivated by some new & classic catalog.

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Richard Malcoh – Faith In The Future EP

April 24, 2013 in Angelo Ferreri, Richard Malcoh, Stefano Libelle, Street King

Title: Faith In The Future EP
Artist: Richard Malcoh
Release Date: April 22, 2013
Label: Street King
Cat#: SK 206

Available At Traxsource

They Hype:

With Part 1 originally released on the big room After Hours: Ibiza 2012 comp, bonafide French deep /Techhouse producer Richard Malcoh comes out with a fuller set on the release of Part 2. We get the Original funky mix of “Buildings & Love Part 2″ and a more disco-fied looped out tech house remix by Italian producer Angelo Ferreri. “Faith in the Future” has a deep-boogie beat with a neo disco vibe that creates a nicely spaced out groove. “Dcider” is a very deep techy track which eases your mind but keeps your feet moving. “One Night in Praha” is also included with a really dope original Deep Mix and a more eclectic light techy bonus affair by Stefano Libelle. Good stuff.

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