There aren't too many artists who can cover a classic track such as Sade's 'No Ordinary Love' and truly do it justice. However, East London duo Equals have not only hit the mark and then some, but their ultra sexy and stimulating version is so good that you almost forget that it is indeed a cover, as the band manage to breathe new and refreshing life into the tune. The song is taken from their 'Old Habits' EP, out on Fresh Selects/Senseless Records.
Sultan + Shepard add their touch of progressive house, remixing the Rudimental single ‘Lay It …
Normally Brazilian producer Césare is in the spotlight for his tropical and sunny remixes, however music duo Ekkah now sit in the front seat of the ride to deliver an enchanting rework of Césare's tune 'Want You' featuring River. Blending deep, lush and soulful house with an ounce of disco, listening to Ekkah's version simply makes you feel sexy all over.
Circus Recordings will put on an exclusive show for Unity Radio on the 21st of …
Already firmly planted into Spain’s techno scene, Upercent & Javier Orduna now join the roster …
Although the Summer season of Ibiza has ended, the party will continue as Sven Väth …
London producer M.A.X stopped by Rudimental’s show on Beats One Radio to drop his massive …
Portuguese producer Moullinex has released part 1 of his new Elsewhere remix packages. Beginning with …
Having recently unveiled their sexy cut 'Skin' last month, Swedish duo Club 8 now bring forth their new song 'Late Nights', which can be described as glam club meets pop meets sparkling disco. Taken from their forthcoming album 'Pleasure', which lands November 20th on Labrador Records, there is strong glamour factor to the track which feels like it could have been an anthem at New York's Studio 54 club. Listen to 'Late Nights' below and absorb the excessive amount of sexiness in the tune.
UK legend Terry Francis is preparing for the release of his new vinyl EP 'Gasworks' on November 23rd via Default Position, his first since his 'Music Freak' single alongside Nathan Coles, released back in 2006 on Funk'd Records. With only 300 copies to be pressed, the record will feature remixes by Darren Roach and Joseph S Joyce.
