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28 February, 2008 | 6.20PM

Written by: Lewis Dene
Filed under: Music News: stealth records

The release plans for Stealth Records are highly impressive with new singles earmarked by Roger Sanchez, electronica pioneers Prok & Fitch, Laidback Luke, Jesse Garcia and Funkerman.

First up is Miguel Picasso’s stripped and minimal sounding guitar strummer ‘Don’t Stop’ (with mixes from Alex Gomez and Noferini & DJ Nick) that is winning support from the likes of Tom Stephan, Hector Romero and the Trophy Twins.

It will also be available shortly with a new version from Hed Kandi resident John Jones.

But what’s really getting me excited is news of a brand new Eddie Thoneick remix of Carl Kennedy’s ‘The Love You Bring Me’.

Back in 2004, before CK recorded the quite brilliant ‘Ride The Storm’, he cut this future classic for Stealth which launched a career from which he’s never looked back.

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The release plans for Stealth Records are highly impressive with new singles earmarked by Roger Sanchez, electronica pioneers Prok & Fitch, Laidback Luke, Jesse Garcia and Funkerman.

First up is Miguel Picasso’s stripped and minimal sounding guitar strummer ‘Don't Stop’ (with mixes from Alex Gomez and Noferini & DJ Nick) that is winning support from the likes of Tom Stephan, Hector Romero and the Trophy Twins.The release plans for Stealth Records are highly impressive with new singles earmarked by Roger Sanchez, electronica pioneers Prok & Fitch, Laidback Luke, Jesse Garcia and Funkerman.

First up is Miguel Picasso’s stripped and minimal sounding guitar strummer ‘Don't Stop’ (with mixes from Alex Gomez and Noferini & DJ Nick) that is winning support from the likes of Tom Stephan, Hector Romero and the Trophy Twins.
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