Toolroom has had some great releases this year! The first remix package for this release is really good! I played the Tocodisco remix in this week’s show.  (Listen here.) Later in November, the Mark Knight and Funkagenda remixes come out. The Tension “Drum & Bass” remix is also good, it’s too bad the format of my show is a little too narrow, but it’s in my personal playlist.

Lastly – big shoutouts to the entire Toolroom crew! They’ve supported my radio shows from my very humble beginnings (Progressive Soul Radio). From promos, contest giveaways: Mix CDs, T-Shirts, passes to Toolroom Knights Events, etc. they helped me raise my status as a radio presenter/personality. Mark Knight was my first big interview, for the release of “Insatiable” that classic track with Katherine Ellis. I also interviewed Pete Griffiths and Staurt Knight a number of times. No man crush, just appreciation to those that deserve it!

For more information: www.toolroomrecords.com

Original promotional copy:

Speak The Secret
Pete Griffiths . Feat. Neve Toolroom Records

Travelling the world with the cream of the Toolroom roster,Toolroom Knights resident DJ, Pete Griffiths now has his sights set firmly on the studio. Fresh from the success of his remix of Matt Samuel’s’Enjoy the Silence’, Toolroom’s rising star Griffiths delivers a superb debut single ‘Speak The Secret’ for the label, featuring the vocal talents of the delicate yet formidable Neve.

For more information: www.sutilrecords.com

Original promotional copy below:

David Gausa & Gabi Newman feat. Kaysee – Fade Away

SUPPORTED BY AXWELL, DAVID TORT, KID MASSIVE, GADJO, AGENT GREG, CHRIS ORTEGA, THE SCUMFROG, AMO+NAVAS, JOSH THE FUNK, among many others…

Back in Studio…
…DAVID GAUSA & GABI NEWMAN produce another DanceFloor bomb!

‘FADE AWAY’ is the latest hot offering from SUTIL VOX… With a hint of Progressive and fat Basslines, this time with the sweet voice of KAYSEE on the Vox Mix… ¡This is a Dance Floor Monster!

Another SUTIL VOX Essential Release…

POLE FOLDER: HATE MYSELF   (SASHA REMIX)
RELEASE DATE – 23rd NOV 09
LABEL – LA TOUR

Pole Folder returns to the fold with his latest single from his La Tour label, Hate Myself. which has been remixed by the master himself, Sasha.

To those with even the most passing of interests in dance music, Sasha needs no introduction. Few of his peers can match his outstanding contributions driving electronic music forward or claim such a dedicated army of fans – both of which have ensured his consistent presence amongst the world’s Top 10 DJs for the past decade.

Sasha’s remix is true testament to his legendary status, lending his perfect ear to add a beauty and timelessness to Pole Folder’s already faultless original. Hate Myself is not your traditional peak-time hit, but with Sasha already testing it out on the road, it seems to be working as his current dancefloor destroyer!

In trademark Pole Folder style Hate Myself has a melancholic vibe, which Sasha then merges with an intense bassline, and intertwines noodly, scratchy overlays. The surreal chanting vocal staggers in and out, while the driving bassline, the sudden clanging, and the ominous, disjointed sounds all seem to merge to form a fluid cacophony of sound. Pole Folder says “Since I discovered Sasha through Northern Exposure 1 he has continued to blow me away… Having Sasha do a remix for La Tour is a dream come true for me.”

Hate Myself will be La Tour’s 5th release this year, and is the perfect single to cement their reputation as one of the best up and coming labels of 2009. Pole Folder is currently locked in his ‘80Hz’ studio writing his second album “The Helsinki Accord”, due for release winter 2009. This will feature the original of Hate Myself.

I just received this great promo from Slok. It’s already in this week’s show.

Tracklist:

.01 Akuma (Original Mix)
.02 Akira (Original Instrumental Mix)
.03 Akuma (SLOK Remix)
.04 Akuma (Rob Small Mix)
.05 Akuma (Rob Small’s Haphazard Rework)

Press Release:
Austrian Japanese Michael Mishima is back with Akuma & Akira. Akuma is more related to techno with elements of tribal and prog. Akira is more likely a track with elements of tech and minimal. Like for Yamato, released earlier this year, SLOK, label owner and mastermind of Electronic Petz, has contributed a great dark, though kinda tribal funky tech stomper mix. The full Akuma & Akira package also includes two amazing techy interpretations of UK’s Rob Small who has recently contributed a mix to Matt Thornton’s “Thinking of you EP” also released on Electronic Petz. For sure a must have for all DJ s loving modern forms of house. As always the artwork was created by the Italian designer collective Real DC.

Stealth Records - David Vendetta - She Turns Around

Just got this in… super nice! I will be playing this in next week’s show. It includes two mixes, one from Tony Arzadon and the other from Hook n’ Sling. The later is my favorite. Listen out for it!

Austin Leeds 'Revolutionize'

Great track! I will be playing this one in the show! My favorite mix is by Etienne  Ozborne.