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Review: Everyone knows the original tune "Since You Been Gone" by the American Pop Idol Kelly Clarkson. Here are two freaky electronic reworks done by Manual Music artist Qbical. He had already been performing this cheeky mash up in his live sets for the last two years and the demand for this one was growing each time he played it, so we've decided to do a very limited pressing. Don't sleep on it.

Review: Two tracks of house and funky breaks. The "Amac's On A Bassline Mix" is a dancefloor aimed house jam with a neo disco feel, while the "Rock Steady Mix" is a ska and dub injected funky-breaks cut.

Review: Back From The Dead! While on a trip to the UK we uncovered some of the last of the remaining stock on this Idjut Boy classic cut. A big Harvey styled dark disco vibe throughout this one sided twisted house journey.

Review: The "Audio Hackers EP", by Quality Control, has support from Joey Youngman, Laurence Ritchie (Inland Knights), Raoul Belmans (Swirl People), Blacksoul Music and more.

Review: Welcome along to the fourth release of the brandnew drumpoet.comMUNITY record label out of Zurich. After achieving very nice reactions to the last releases and getting in touch with more like minded peeps we are all very proud to introduce you to our latest signing. It's been delivered by an old friend from Geneva who goes by the name Laneq and features for his release on DPC the alias Quarion. Laneq released various tracks already and is an open-minded music lover. His collaboration with Snax was released in spring on Get Physical and earned much attention from the DJ-elite. He also released some tracks on Mental Groove and A Few Among Others. As Enterplay he is producing techno orientated music with Rosario from Geneva and Japanese DJ Kent from Forces of Nature. His other big passion is hip hop where he teams up with various MCs to provide funky and crisp MPC beats. As you can see he's a really busy man. Beside all his production activities he is also an excellent DJ and this is also the reason how this single came along, by inviting him to come and drop a set at my monthly club night "loud minority". I told him about the idea behind our label and proposed him to send us some simple but dancefloor-orientated tracks. When Ron Shiller and myself heard the tracks we were blown away. Karasu made also all our mates happy and it became a big tune among Lexx/Kawabata, Kalabrese, Àme and Dixon. It is a very uplifting and at the same time very deep tune with a nice boogie beat and an almost trancey lead. On "Play Your Part" he goes more minimal and creates a subtle but very funky tune in a cool NY vibe. By playing 'Karasu' in clubs or hearing it when my friends played it, I realised how efficient it is and especially how euphoric it works on people, it's a dance monster with a spiritual theme and yeah, it kind of makes you get higher. There are many other things that I could say about this record but there's nothing better than listening to it yourself. So I hope you enjoy it as much as we do and thank you for your time. Alex Dallas (Drumpoet Community).

Review: Quartet's "Of Love" is tight, dynamic electro house out on Bureau Records. There are elements of Metro Area here in the simplicity, but with much more kick.

Review: Cedric Gervais & Second Sun provide two dirty electro house mixes of Queen's classic "Another One Bites The Dust". A full vocal and a superb club dub.

Review: Cedric Gervais & Second Sun provide two dirty electro house mixes of Queen's classic "Another One Bites The Dust". A full vocal and a superb club dub.

Review: "The Sniper", by Seed Allstarz, has support from Rainer Truby, Copyright, DJ Deep, Demarkus Lewis, DJ Spen, Osunlade and many more.