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2 November, 2007 | 10.43AM

Babylon Days

Pole Folder [Arctic Wave]

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations: arctic wave, belgium, dousk, funk harmony park

Belgium’s Pole Folder continues to branch out further his old roots with another new single for 2007.

After the summer’s ‘Buenos Aires EP’ on Hope Recordings follows this new track, the epic ‘Babylon Days’ on Icelandic imprint Arctic Wave.

progressive house

29 October, 2007 | 9.35AM

Slide and Soar EP

Tom Neville [Love Minus Zero]

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations: love minus zero, tom neville

Tom Neville’s early work, particularly the excellent ‘Just Fuck’ established him as one of London’s finest producers.

In the years since, he’s gone on to remix such artists as Mylo and Moloko to name but two, furthering his recognition within the music scene.

progressive house

24 October, 2007 | 8.02AM

Skooch

Chloe Harris [Mashtronic]

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations: chloe harris, mashtronic, oliver lieb

Fresh off supporting John Digweed on the tail end of his Transitions 3 North American tour, Seattle native Chloe Harris now releases her debut single ‘Skooch’ on Mashtronic Records.

Her name will be familiar to those who listen to the Sound Bytes podcasts on the portal Progressive-Sounds, in addition to her downtempo B-Sides show on Proton Radio, and long time music lovers will perhaps recall her Further radio show on the now sadly defunct
Groovetech station.

progressive house

19 October, 2007 | 11.57AM

Feedback from the City

Neil Quigley and Nick Muir [Urbanto...

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations: neil quiqley, nick muir, urbantorque

Bedrock’s Nick Muir needs no introduction, having been responsible for an expansive amount of tracks and remixes alongside John Digweed, in addition to several great solo releases of his own.

Meanwhile, Neil Quigley, the fast rising DJ from London has been doing some excellent collaborative work with Milton Jackson as of late, finds time to form this new partnership with Muir, releasing ‘Feedback from the City’ as their debut.

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12 October, 2007 | 9.00AM

Not Exactly / We Fail

Deadmau5 [Mau5trap]

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations: mau5trap

Hot on the heels of the debut release on his own Mau5trap imprint, Canada’s Joel Zimmerman is back with another AA offering under his Deadmau5 guise.

‘Not Exactly’ is a big electro tinged epic, not too far removed from the equally well received ‘Jaded’, whilst ‘We Fail’ is a deeper excursion, verging more towards tech house than the majority of Zimmerman’s prior body of work.

8 October, 2007 | 6.58AM

Hielo Sobre Arena

Garnica [Galaktika]

Written by: Lee Smith
Filed under: Music Recommendations: galaktika

Barcelona’s Galaktika has been steadily garnering plaudits and recognition over the last twelve months with a string of thoroughly decent releases focusing on the emotive, melodic side of contemporary club gear, but this is certainly their heaviest, most anthemic release so far.

progressive house

30 August, 2007 | 2.17PM

Stark / Meinung

Philip Klempner [Baroque]

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations:

The past few months have seen Baroque unveil a vast array of projects and showcase the material of many new artists.

progressive house

28 August, 2007 | 1.46PM

Where Are My Goggles

Eelke Kleijn, Nick Hogendoorn [Baro...

Written by: Simon Jones
Filed under: Music Recommendations: baroque limited records, nick hogendoorn

Nick Hogendoorn & Eelke Kleijn hail from Rotterdam, and individually and collectively have already forged quite the following with their consistent production output.

In addition to this, they also run the label Outside The Box Music, which much like their studio work, has quickly established itself as source of quality dancefloor tracks, and now they find themselves on Baroque Limited, with a track called ‘Where Are My Goggles’.