House

EARMILK Interview: Let The Machines Do The Work

Let The Machines Do The Work is the freshest new electronic quartet from Brighton, England. Known for their live approach to making electronic soul music and the immense stature of their…

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Doorly Feat. Soraya Vivian – Rush [EP]

It sure feels like we've been talking about Toolroom Records's 10th anniversary releases quite a lot lately. But that's probably because the records they've been signing are both thoughtful and well…

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Drake – "Hold on We're Going Home" (Kastle Remix)

It seems as if Drake made this song with the summer in mind, but Kastle gives us another reason to carry this into fall with his remix to "Hold On…

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Basic Soul Unit – Distant Lines [EP]

Stuart Li, a.k.a. Basic Soul Unit's, style is filmly rooted in new-age Chicago house. His stems range from acid house to deep techno to electronica and everything in-between. He's put out tracks on…

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WhiteNoize & Ben Epstein – "Give Me One More"

There's been a trend in the top tracks on the Beatport house charts that can be exemplified by its current #1 spot holder, "Calabria" by Criminal Vibes. Along with many…

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Josh Butler – "Keep Movin"

Returning to MTA Records is Leeds based producer Josh Butler who just dropped "Keep On Movin'", a hefty house song to follow up on his acclaimed 'Got A Feeling' EP which came out earlier this year. An…

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Sir Sly – "Gold" (Gold Fields Remix) [Download]

Gold Fields is keeping busy over the past month. The band put out quality remixes for fellow Australians Chela and Empire of the Sun and met their Kickstarter goal of…

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Anna Lunoe – "Breathe"

This week Anna Lunoe began her first North American tour, opening for R&B swooner The Weeknd. Making her first stop in Vancouver before traveling down the U.S. West Coast, the…

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Eric Sharp – "Sharp Cuts" [EP]

Have you been craving a truly unique electronic sound? Then you may want to take a listen to Eric Sharp's new EP Sharp Cuts which was released September 3rd on NYC based label Win Records.This West…

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Tee Circus – "How To Love" [EP]

Is it the weather that's putting us in such a great mood? OR could it be Tee Circus' new EP How To Love that's got us feeling gooooood? The London house producer just…

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Armeria – "Not The Same" [Premiere]

Leeds-based Armeria may not be a name you are familiar with yet, but the young producer is sitting pretty at the forefront of a new wave of house music coming…

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Empire Of The Sun – "DNA" (Alex Metric Remix)

It seems to be hard to go wrong with a remix from Alex Metric these days. The British DJ/producer has been doing all the right things when it comes to…

EARMILK Interview: Let The Machines Do The Work

Doorly Feat. Soraya Vivian – Rush [EP]

Drake – "Hold on We're Going Home" (Kastle Remix)

Basic Soul Unit – Distant Lines [EP]

WhiteNoize & Ben Epstein – "Give Me One More"

Josh Butler – "Keep Movin"

Sir Sly – "Gold" (Gold Fields Remix) [Download]

Anna Lunoe – "Breathe"

Eric Sharp – "Sharp Cuts" [EP]

Tee Circus – "How To Love" [EP]

Armeria – "Not The Same" [Premiere]

Empire Of The Sun – "DNA" (Alex Metric Remix)

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