Jay Carder is not just a mainstay DJ within the UK, but in music...period. Known for her versatility, spinning everything from house music to downtempo and even Hip-Hop, her effortless sets are truly journeys, taking fans through pure listening experiences. Having played in countless clubs including Ministry of Sound and Fabric just to name a few, she has performed alongside giants such as Osunlade, Modeselektor and Groove Armada. She is a resident DJ and promoter for the Birmingham-based company Voyage Events, not to mention has acquired residency at Austria's Snowbombing Festival. With a firm reputation planted, Jay Carder is truly an exciting DJ who has carved out her own lane in the scene.
Jay Carder is not just a mainstay DJ within the UK, but in music...period. Known for her versatility, spinning everything from house music to downtempo and even Hip-Hop, her effortless sets are truly journeys, taking fans through pure listening experiences. Having played in countless clubs including Ministry of Sound and Fabric just to name a few, she has performed alongside giants such as Osunlade, Modeselektor and Groove Armada. She is a resident DJ and promoter for the Birmingham-based company Voyage Events, not to mention has acquired residency at Austria's Snowbombing Festival. With a firm reputation planted, Jay Carder is truly an exciting DJ who has carved out her own lane in the scene.
Karen Harding is a true powerhouse artist. With a voice that rings with soul, she is also a music industry go-to for her phenomenal songwriting ability. With a CV that boasts working with the likes of Example, Giorgio Moroder, Le Youth, Wilkinson, Purple Disco Machine and more, her 2015 debut track 'Say Something' shot straight up the UK Singles Chart, earning Platinum status. Karen Harding's imprint was firmly planted, with her vocals blessing some of the hottest club tracks of the past few years.
Karen Harding is a true powerhouse artist. With a voice that rings with soul, she is also a music industry go-to for her phenomenal songwriting ability. With a CV that boasts working with the likes of Example, Giorgio Moroder, Le Youth, Wilkinson, Purple Disco Machine and more, her 2015 debut track 'Say Something' shot straight up the UK Singles Chart, earning Platinum status. Karen Harding's imprint was firmly planted, with her vocals blessing some of the hottest club tracks of the past few years.
Having worked with numerous acts including Giorgio Moroder, Example, Le Youth and Purple Disco Machine, just to name a few, as well as having recorded chart-topping hits, Tanya Harding now teams-up with duo Wh0 for the massive single 'I Don't Need Love'. An unadulterated house anthem, Harding sings of not looking for love from anyone but rather needing only the music in that moment.
Gorgon City and MK team up for the hot club burner 'There For You'. Incorporating soulful piano riffs that coincide with grand pop vocals, the track is a big summer anthem that will more than likely run throughout the entire year with full force.
After decades of releasing some of the most seminal house records in the genre's history, Todd 'The God' Terry continues to prove that the fire is still burning as strong as before with his latest track 'Substance'. With a heavy emphasis placed on the groove, the track rolls with rumbling drum thumps and stabbing, echoing synth lines. A pure instrumental cut, 'Substance' is a tailored burner that will keep the dance floor rocking. Have a listen.
Manchester trio Mason Collective continue to release excellent house tunes, this time in the form of their latest EP 'Opera Says'. Connecting with DJ Renko for the record, the EP contains the title track, as well as the tech-house driven song 'Walk Down'. There is also a remix of 'Opera Says' which treks into more into 90s UK rave territory, creating an air of nostalgia.
Bristol's Henry Green is scheduled to drop his forthcoming 'Shift Remixed' EP on Sept 20th via Akira Records. The 4-track record will include reworks of his cuts 'Another Light', 'Stay Here' and 'Shift' coutesy of Cyril Hahn, Rohne, Edapollo, and Harvey Causon.
French-born, Miami-based producer Cedric Gervais has shared a new remix of MJ Cole's 'Waking Up' featuring Freya Ridings. Bumping up the BPMs, melodic and stabbing piano strokes are placed atop pumping 4x4 drum kicks. Although the rework is surely tailored for the clubs, Gervais manages to preserve the ethereal tone of the original. This is a cut that will surely go over well in Ibiza and beyond. The Cedric Gervais remix of 'Waking Up' is currently out now.