It’s remixed by Brassica who gives the original a shuffling 4/4 beat, tribal rhythms and plenty of clever bleeepy synth work.

Lacrimosa is out now and the debut album Voltopia is out June 11th (available on iTunes from 28th May) through This Is Music.

He has new EP out his week and it shows why he’s certainly one to keep and eye out for over the next 12 months. ‘Dance On You’ is an over-the-top piece of fun-time funk that doesn’t take itself too seriously. But that doesn’t mean it’s not accomplished – far from it. It’s a heady concoction of sampled vocals, keyed up synths and falls somewhere between the incessant musical ideas of Siriusmo and the unadulterated funk of Shook.

Check out the entire release here.

Out May 14 via Folistar.

It’s a great site to help make sense, navigate and listen to the ever-changing world of the music blogosphere. It’s a bit like Hype Machine, but without the incessant popularity contests. We see it as a simpler way to enjoy music from a multitude of blogs without having to deal in the murky, underground currency of ❤’s.

You can also head over to their blog and read some of the lovely words they used when talking about HBF. You know stuff like “Best” “Music” “Site” “In” “World”. Oh stop it you guys.

We hope you enjoy the mixtape.

Philosophy of Sound – Freedom, What For (A.N.D.Y Remix)
Stars On 33 – Something You Can Feel
Oliver – Memories of The Future
Sam Sparrow – Happiness (The Magician Remix)
Citizens! – Reptile (ATTAR! Remix)
Parallel Dance Ensemble – Shopping Cart (Maxxi Soundsystem Remix)
Punks Jump Up – Mr Overtime Feat. Dave One (Club version)
Mumbai Science – Researchers
Hey Today – 83
Van She – Ideas Of Happiness (SebastIAn Remix)
Alex Metric – Anybody Else
M83 – Reunion (Mylo Remix)
Prince – Controversy (Blende Edit)

Could this be another clue that JLC’s new album is coming soon. We hope so.

It might not have the obviousness of ‘Crave You’ but it immediatley reminded us of the deep chords that Booka Shade used in ‘In White Rooms’ and ‘Darko’. The vocal doesn’t have the sonic majesty of ‘Crave You’, but it’s nice to see the duo mixed things up a bit.

Out now via Future Classic.

Punks Jump Up take the soaring volins and cooing vocals, add a solid disco kick and rearrange the track straight for the dance floor – turning it into a piano stomper, it’s probably their most simple, yet effective remix to date.

Moullinex on the other hand, takes the original into a more hypnotic territory; with plenty of wooden percussion, looping synths and subtle keys.

As a special surprise there’s a b-side, which is a brand new original from the Drop Out Orchestra, featuring vocals from Reverb Junkie – it’s a departure from their usual tropical musings – but it just shows why this mysterious Swedish collective are tipped for such great things.

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For Jenkinson he recognised that music evokes visuals, but for his new Squarepusher album he decided he wanted to make his music in tandem with the visuals – a first in dance music.

Jenkinson believes it is an artists duty to experiment – check out his interview with Creators Project to find out why he believes it is so important to be different.

‘Ufabulum’ is released on phosphorescent Special Edition Vinyl and Special Edition CD (both include 3 track Enstrobia EP on CD), Phospherescent T-Shirt with album download, Regular CD and Download formats.

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It’s everything we’d want and more from the new poster-boy of disco. A.N.D.Y needs to no introduction, ex-memeber of Mustang and since flying solo every single beat and bar he touches has turned to gold.

Vicente is a more of unknown quantity to us. As far as were aware he’s one of the shadowy figures in the Belgium disco mafia – but other than that we just don’t know.

‘Traffic’ is a probably the most space-y, carefree, production we’ve heard from A.N.D.Y. It still has A.N.D.Y’s trademark synth work, but the track goes for a sound that we’d associate with the Cosmonauts.

‘El Barrio’ is a similar story – if we were to take a guess we’d say the Vicente is behind this soothing disco aesthetic as ‘El Barrio’ is another piece of cushion-soft intergalactic disco. It’s very reminiscent of some of Aeroplane’s early disco. Which is never a bad look.

Now it’s time to inject some funk into this post. Step forth man of the moment Supermen Lovers. G-man shows us why he’s one of our favourite remixers/producers in 2012 – simply sublime.

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Those of you who have been listening to dance music as far back as the 80′s will no doubt recognise the name Adamski aka Adam Tinley, one of the UK’s most eccentric characters and one of the forefathers of the acid house movement in the early 90′s.

Well, he’s back with a new EP featuring a host of remixes from ATTAR!, Mirror People and Blackjoy. ‘I Like It’ looks to reconcile the big disco synths and wonky acid stabs – it’s a bit of confusing combination – but the veteran makes it work from start to finish.

‘Wot Happened To U’  is an easier track to decipher – chatty percussion, soft keys, off-the-cuff house vocals – but by the drop you’re in deep disco territory.

Top of the remix tree is unsurprisingly the ATTAR! remix which is getting spins from Aeroplane, Rex The Dog and Punks Jump Up. Renaud uses the wonky intro as a ruse, but by the time you hit the main drive your in full wonky disco mode. By the time your get to the breakdown it goes into a hands-in-the-air future classic.

Mirror People turn the original into a chugging disco re-work – with more of a eye towards tribal rhythms.

French maestro Blackjoy rounds up the package with an inspired alternative version, a real dark horse of the package.

Update: Continental Records are giving away the Blackjoy remix – which is handy as it’s one of the best remixes on EP.

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Out May 28 via Continental Records

This isn’t the original, but a very cool remix from Jay Lamer and Jesse Olver, who are, admittedly, new to us – but they’ve already made quite an impression. The whole package is out sometime today and hopefully we’ll have some more previews for you in a few hours.

Check out a full stream of the whole affair, read why each track was chosen – then go buy it.

CD1

1. Kamp! – Cairo
This is on the fantastic Discotexas label, I fell in love with this track the first time I heard it. When I started going through tracks I knew I wanted this to be the opening track for Volume 3. Check the Moulinuex remix too, I wanted that as well but had to choose. I still play the Moulineux remix in most of my DJ sets.

2. Matt Van Schie – Drifting Down The Sidewalk (Demo)
Matt sent this to me ages ago, in fact I wanted this for Volume 2 but due to various reasons it wasn’t possible. I asked him again (I might have begged, not sure) and he said yes. I think Matt is one of the most talented artists I know and I love this track (Matt is also in the band Van She). He can also drink more beer than me yet remain thin. I think this is a superpower.

3. L’Equipe Du Son – Lesson 1 (The Legendary 1979 Orchestra Remix)
I actually thought this was from the 80’s, it’s not. But starts the beginning of a classic section on CD1 and does it amazingly well. It’s retro back from the future if that makes sense. Which I don’t think it does.

4. Cloud One – Patty Duke
The first of the classics on CD1. I buy shit loads of music from the 70’s and 80’s, then forget a lot of it. Sadly some of it is utter garbage and was probably drunk when I bought it. I’m currently going through everything trying to catalogue it properly. This is one of the tunes I bought sober. I’m organising them alphabetically and am currently on the D’s.

5. Peter Gunn – Peter Gunn
This is probably the rarest of the track on here, I don’t know much about it. It’s mental, slightly bonkers, thus perfect.

6. Blo – Get That Groove In
How can you not get a groove on to this track? This was actually sent to me by my friend Chris who sends me obscure disco and psychedelic on a regular basis (normally when I remind him). He is my virtual record shop and pretty sure I have to thank him for a few other tracks on Disco Circus 1, 2 and 3. He will probably want some money now.

7. Black Soul – Africa Africa
I love African Disco and went out purposely to find some for Volume 3. My love of African disco started on Disco Circus (Volume 2). I heard an edit of this last year and set about trying to find the original. After 3 months of searching I gave up, and then I asked a friend who knew it instantly. I see this friend all the time so should probably have asked him earlier considering he has an encyclopaedic knowledge of 70’s music. I’m not going to say who it is because he will go on about it every day for the next 10 years (but thanks J).

8. Drop Out Orchestra – Ego (Blackstrobe Remix)
Total winning combination, Blackstrobe (Arnaud Rebotini and DJ Ivan Smagghe) and Drop Out Orchestra. I loved Ego from the moment they sent it to me (I also love the Tronik Youth remix). I was already getting ideas together for Disco Circus 3 when I got this and it went straight into the ‘YES’ folder.

9. Hypnotic – Droid (Automatic Piano)
Probably my favourite Italo Disco record ever. If I’d have made a classic Italo record, I wish I’d made this one. In fact I regularly perform air piano to this and pretend I did make it. In fact, let’s pretend I did.

10. Angela Paris – Wherever Forever (Vocal)
I bought the instrumental version of this a few years ago. I had no idea there was a vocal (should have probably paid more attention to the word ‘instrumental in the title). Then on a Sunday afternoon whilst I was cooking lunch for some friends, this track came on from my iTunes and someone said, “there’s a great vocal version of this track!”. I of course agreed (although I had no idea) and went and bought the vocal version.

11. Pat Lok – Yes Game (Bit Funk Remix)
Pat’s from Canada and his productions rock. Add US producer Bit Funk (awesome in his own right) and this is groovey modern disco at its finest. I was looking for a track that could blend from the classic tracks into the modern ones and pick up the pace. I think this does it perfectly.

12. Gigamesh – When Your Dancing (RAC Remix)
I put When Your Dancing in my top 10 tracks for 2011 chart thing. I think it’s fucking brilliant. I’m slightly jealous I didn’t make it. There was no way this CD was going out without this track on it. I’d have sulked and thrown tantrums until I got my way. Fortunately Matt (Gigamesh) and his manager are lovely and gave it to me.

13. Shake Aletti – Lights & Sparks (Mighty Mouse Dub)
This is the first of my remixes on the compilation. I only chose the dub because I felt there were too many vocal tracks. I love the vocal version and it’s one of the biggest tracks I play when I play it out. When I made this remix I went to open it up after a few weeks of not touching it to finish the mix down and it had disappeared. I thought I must have accidently deleted it. I spent 4 days re doing it until I suddenly remembered I’d called in Peanut Salad. I blame my friend Max for this, he started the ‘let’s give tracks silly names thing’. It’s not big and it’s not clever and I still have no idea what a third of the tracks are on my computer.

14. Only Children – Don’t Stop (Mighty Mouse Remix)
I did this last year. These guys are from Chicago and making some great disco at the moment. I never saw this as a dancefloor remix, more of a listening track and that’s why I thought it would work on the CD. Saying that, I played it out a few weeks ago and it went down brilliantly. So clearly I have no idea about this sort of thing and will never make that presumption again.

15. Figure Of 8 – No One Cries For Me (Mighty Mouse Remix)
From the wonderful On The Fruit Records. These guys are putting out some great stuff at the moment. I fell in love with this when I heard it and had no hesitation in remixing it; the vocal is haunting and beautiful. Even when I was making it I knew I wanted it on Disco Circus 3. Similarly to the track previously I saw this as more as a listening track as opposed to a dancelfoor track… which is probably another mistake.

16. Worship – Out There
Probably the most driving track on CD1. It’s subtle but so emotional. It was also one of my favourite tracks from 2011. It was quite hard to work out exactly where I was going to put this track. I had to do some juggling. It did live on CD2 for a while though and it was a pretty late decision to put it on CD1. I do ‘air synth’ to this in the car sometimes on the steering wheel.

17. Orson Bramley – Inverted Snobbery
When I look for tracks I like to do dig around through lots of genres. This was a track I found after weeks of digging. It’s classed as techno. I’m not sure what I’d call it but I think it’s futuristic. I knew exactly where it could fit. Although for a few weeks it was closing CD2. I think it’s the perfect composition to end something.

CD2

1. Tareq feat. Natassa Bofilou – Feel Me (Mighty Mouse Remix)
I fell in love with this track when I heard it. Tareq is from Greece, he’s lovely and funny and has the most beautiful voice, as does Natassa. This didn’t get a commercial release so this is the first time it’s available. It lived on CD1 (track 3) for a while before emigrating.

2. Blamma Blamma – Beyond 17 (Mighty Mouse’s Lost in Space Instrumental)
This track couldn’t get a commercial release because the original had an uncleared vocal sample. So I did an instrumental. Nick from Blamma is a good friend and said I could use it. He might have been drunk at the time though.

3. Mighty Mouse – Smiling Faces (Unreleased Dub)
This was never on the CD until a day before I finished it. Another fortunate error where I dragged the wrong track into the mix and it sat so well I had to use it. It then took me another 3 days juggling tracks around because the mix was too long to fit on the CD.

4. The Magician – I Don’t Know What To Do (Erkka Remix)
This is my favourite mix from his first official Magician single and quite frankly Disco Circus 3 wouldn’t be the same without a little magic from my friend.

5. Alien Alien – Black Guru (Original Mix)
I bought this on Beatport, or maybe Juno a while back and never played it out because I put it in the wrong folder. When I was sorting out my macbook pro to take away with me I found and couldn’t believe I’d forgotten it. It’s dirty, funky and slightly eclectic. Therefore perfect as I wanted to take things a little deeper.

6. Todd Terje – Inspector Norse
I didn’t actually think I’d get this, but Terje was super helpful in organising this for me. It’s one of the biggest tracks of the year and it’s been a staple in my DJ sets for a while.

7. The Penelopes – Now Now Now (The C90’s Remix)
Love The Penelopes and it’s my favourite C90’s remix, I’ve been playing it for a while and really pleased to get Danny and Jamie on the CD being friends and awesome producers.

8. African Suite – In The Pocket
The beginning of a bit of wonky classic disco. I seem to get drawn to lyrics that are bit ridiculous. This is one of those tracks (it has to have a groove though – which this track oozes). I believe was bought this on one of my ‘Friday-night-drunk-at-home-online-crate-digging-sessions’. Saturday mornings are always more fun because I can’t remember anything I’ve bought. I’ve not done it in a while because I’ve been away DJing, but this Friday it’s game on.

9. Gepy & Gepy – African Love Song
I would just read what I wrote for track 8. When I heard the lyric ‘Jungle, Jungle’ it was in.

10. Oliver – Dirty Talk
Oliver are tearing it up at the moment and another artist I really wanted on Disco Circus As soon as I got the promo I knew this track was going to be huge and put it in my ‘I want this for DC3 folder’.

11. Nyteowl – Love Of Mine (Mighty Mouse Remix)
This is one of my favourite remixes I’ve done to date, a slight change in sound and direction and I’m really happy with it. Initially it didn’t sound this at all though. I had a computer meltdown and the song file corrupt and wouldn’t open so I had to start again. I was pretty angry which is probably why this tracks more aggressive.

12. Scenic – Another Sky (The Magician Remix)
This is my favourite Magician remix; I still play this in about 92.67854% of my sets. When I was putting my initial track list together for the album, this was one of the first tracks in there.

13. Lovetone and Turismo – Can You Feel Me (Original Mix)
I was looking for a track to end this little sequence of driving disco, someone did say to me that this is probably not normally the sort of track I would play, it’s actually quite trancey. But it’s epic and I don’t give a shit what genre it’s from, if I like it I play it.

14. Robortom feat. Au Revoir Simone – Paganini Rocks (Mighty Mouse Remix)
This is Rob Da Bank and Tom Middletons alter ego, it nearly didn’t make it through licensing delays, it was a proper ‘last day transfer kind of scenario’. This was almost the last track on CD2, i wanted something emotional to bring it down a bit whilst still keeping the groove… but then I found the next two tracks…

15. Shobizz – The Street Of A Thousand Disco’s
I didn’t even need to listen to this, I saw the title and it went in the yes folder. Classic rare bonkers disco! This I believe was another track sent to me from my friend Chris. He is so going to want a favour in return now.

16. H Wildflower – Harlem Nocturne
On Disco Circus (Volume 1) there was a track called ‘Blame It On The Disco’ by Christine. It was the most bonkers track on there (I thought). That started the ‘I wanted bonkers tracks on Disco Circus’ thing. This is insane. It starts off quite sensibly, then that goes out of the window. I just like things that are left of centre.

The perfect ending.

Out May 28.

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It’s not the most forward thinking electro you’ll ever come across, but sometimes it’s nice to indulge in the past. On the whole the EP is a bit same-y, but their is one standout track in the form of ‘Catch 22′ – anyone say Vitalic circa 2006?

Check out his new remix for Situation’s ‘Robot’ which is a psychedelic house number, it has plenty of off-the-cuff vocals, squelchy basslines and snappy drums. Mr G is on cruise control.

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1. Finnebassen : If You Only Knew
2. John Monkman Feat Morgan Mackintosh : Kiss Me
3. Punks Jump Up feat. Dave 1 : Mr. Overtime (Olivier Remix)
4. Chase Bush : Polly Molly
5. Crookers feat. Style Of Eye : That Laughing Track (Sona Vabos Remix)
6. Nina Kraviz : Ghetto Kraviz (Amine Edge Edit)
7. Osunlade : Envision (Argy Vocal Mix)
8. Alex Metric : Rave Weapon
9. Surkin feat Ann Saunderson : Lose Yourself (Brodinski Remix)
10. Foamo : Ocean Drive

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While we wait for some proper previews of the new remixes, check out their new mixtape which features the new Punks Jump Up and Moullinex remixes

EP out May 21 via Eskimo Recordings.

01. Drop Out Orchestra feat. The Reverb Junkie – Sun Machine
02. NSFW – Let U Go (Dropouts Gonna Beat Dis Edit)
03. A.N.D.Y. & Vicente – El Barrio (The Supermen Lovers Remix)
04. Drop Out Orchestra – It Will Never Be The Same Again (Moullinex Remix)
05. Zombies In Miami – Heartache
06. Astrolabe – Cave Disco (Discotexas Edit) Hot Rod Mash-up by DOO
07. Gossip – Perfect World (Rory Philips Remix)
08. Dato – Set Me Free (Drop Out Orchestra Remix)
09. Debonair – Your Love
10. Dublin Aunts – Heartbreak Reputation (Drop Out Orchestra Remix)
11. Shit Hot Soundsystem – Charlotte
12. Drop Out Orchestra – It Will Never Be The Same Again (Punks Jump Up Remix)
13. Just Kiddin – Paloma (Bit Funk Remix)
14. Punks Jump Up – Mr Overtime (Club)