Andy Caldwell is of the deep-as-house-can-get ilk, so four remixes from four different producers is a smart move. I'll begin with Chuck Love's "Bangers & Mash Mix," which is straight-forward bliss. The trumpets, the smooth vocals from Lisa Shaw, and some marvelous...   click for more

Big, big track right here. "Yeah" finds Angello & Ingrosso (the big room duo behind Buy Now's equally massive "Bodycrash") blending trance vibes with some shuffling house and tribal rhythms, then dusting the whole thing with an infectious piano loop. Only one...   click for more

Holy Shit! "Funk Phenomena" was not nearly the end for Arman. Although he kinda disappeared for a while(Minimal Man and Snackmaster suspect it was to dodge the wave of Ali G projects, cause they look like twins!) here he is...   click for more

No, you're not dreaming. This release features Armand Van Helden, Jesse Rose, Radio Slave and... Roxy Cottontail! It seems the infamous queen of the NY club scene has risen past her nursery rhyme rap on Aaron LaCrate's "Blow Remix" and now is...   click for more

The most unlikely club hit of 2007. While other producers were hitting the obscure sounds of 80s, Armand Van Helden hit a stroke of genius with this ultimate 80s throwback: part electro, part freestyle, and pure power pop. "I Want Your...   click for more

How do you follow up a string of singles with remixes from MSTRKRFT, Emperor Machine, Radio Slave, Jesse Rose and Crookers? You gotta call in the big guns, and that's exactly what Mr. Van Helden has done for "Je T'aime," the original...   click for more

Armand Van Helden is back and in a big way. In the dance music scene, he's the ultimate chameleon, able to switch and master different subgenres every couple years. His new sound is what you'd label as "new disco" or "nu electro"...   click for more

Anytime a dance track gets remixed over 10 times (and each released on 12"), you know it's an anthem. 1996's "Funk Phenomenon" is one of those tracks, one of the most successful blends of house and hip-hop sample (Redman)... it was...   click for more

One of the first releases from Matthew Dear's moniker Audion. "Just Fucking" came out originally in 2005 as is a dirty freak of a tech house track complete with grinding bass and electronic beeps to make you lose your head. Also check...   click for more

Early tech house EP that set off Matthew Dear's moniker on Spectral. This was originally released in 2005 and laid the first brick in his Spectral discography. Check "Kisses" for a big room sound with huge hoover-like synths to blow the spot....   click for more

This is, hands down, the biggest smash hit in the techno world, both now and when it came out last year. You couldn't go ANYWHERE without hearing this song, and for damn good reason. "Mouth To Mouth" could be Audion's Mona Lisa....   click for more

"I Found U" was one of the biggest dance hits of 2007 and it only gets biggah. It's just a matter of time when this hits the mainstream via your local radio station or a Bally's gym commercial... it's that appealing. If...   click for more

Now this one is an interesting one. I see "OM Records," I look at the cover, I check Bassnectar out on Discogs, and I didn't expect this at all. Totally not my style of music, but I'd freak out if I heard...   click for more

The best Bmore producer ever to come out of Houston! Bird Peterson drops his first album since 2001, after spending the past couple years DJing and dominating MP3 blogs with his much circulated club remixes (like the "Wu Tang" joint and that...   click for more

Back catalog classic from the king of club hits. "The Beat Goes On" was first released in 2002, and has become staple club material with its mix of disco, soul, and thump. With the summer approaching, you need stuff like...   click for more