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Only You Can Show Me feat Mereki - Goldroom - Vitalic Noise
The LA producer comes up with a proper summer slice of poppy electro, featuring Australian singer Mereki on vocals. Light and lush, it'll go well with some sunshine!
Crying Wolf EP - No Artificial Colours - Madtech
Kerri Chandler's Madtech imprint is really taking out the trash of late. This latest from No Artificial Colours (Lewis Wright and Ryan Ellis) pretty much nails the sound that both Madtech and Chandler are currently extolling. 'Crying Wolf', with vocals from Alex Mills - she of Miguel Campbell's 'Something Special' - is pitch-perfect (US style) garage. 'Restless Souls', with Crosstown alumus Cari Golden, is bumpier, laden with 909 percussion under Golden's spooky vocal. 'Love', featuring Sheff, keeps the momentum burning. Very, very classy indeed.
Waiting For Love 1-4 - Samuel Kerridge - Downwards
This is only Kerridge's second release, which is hard to believe, given how well-rounded it sounds. Focusing on lower tempos, he creates an inspired combination of powerful sub bass and haunting, atmospheric textures. Noisy, crackling interference dominates '1', and '2' is more menacing thanks to its grubby bass and monochrome sounds. '3' sees him raise the tempo, but the funereal beats are better suited to a cemetery than a club, while '4' is all about the chilling string sequence.
Losing Control - Mystery - Dutch Master Works
This legendary Dutch hardstyle label has been upping its release schedule in 2013, pumping out some solid releases. This new single from German hardstyle act Mystery ticks all the boxes for the fresh nu style sound, with elastic kicks and catchy melodies, and great chopped up vocals in the intro and outro section, adding serious energy to the groove.