An artist I’d never heard from before, Proff, until Bart van Wissen made a remix from his new EP called ‘Breathe‘ (Brown Eyed Boyz Records, France). Very good track. Also the original mix is worth listening. Finally there are two more remixes by Dave Storm and Lanui, which I both do not like as much as the BvW remix.
After setting the scene alight with numerous killer singles, Israeli producer Guy J released his hotly anticipated full-length artist album ‘Esperanza‘ on Bedrock Records in last quarter of 2008, to universal critical acclaim, and has been touring ever since around the globe. Now he returns to Bedrock in 2009 with yet another killer single, ‘Lamur‘, complete with a stunning remix from one of Spain’s upcoming stars, Henry Saiz.
I hadn’t heard anything from Deadmau5 in quite a while, until this release on Kyau and Albert‘s Euphonic Sessions. I have been a fan of Calvin Harris since he came with his ‘The Girls‘ release. Right now, we have this amazing collaboration between the two. Deadmau5 remixed Calvin‘s ‘I’m Not Alone‘; which has a classic Deadmau5 feel to it! The actual release is a Beatport exclusive and contains three more remixes by Hervé and Burns. Check it out!
The final of the three Beatport exclusives is a new track by Sebastian Ingrosso. After great dancefloor tracks like ‘Chaa Chaa‘ (with Laidback Luke), ‘Get Dumb‘ (with Swedish House Maffia), and ‘Everytime We Touch‘ (with David Guetta et al.), he now returns with a single-sided solo track, called ‘Laktos‘ (on his own label Refune Records, Sweden). Still loving his works, this is a great track for download, especially since it has a small progressive edge to it.
It has been quite a while since I heard anything from Sébastien Léger. I really used to love the man, with his massive Essential mix, and other great tracks like ‘Bad Clock‘, ‘Hit Girl‘, ‘Hypnotized‘, ‘Mars‘ (from the ‘Planets‘ Album), and many, many more (the list never stops). And yet, he’s back with a nother monster called ‘Marina/Jungle‘ (Mistakes Music, France). Both tracks are featured on this release, and again, it’s native Séb Léger style. I believe it’s currently a Beatport exclusive, but still worth the download!
