disco:wax

Hyperbits & Syence team up to rework TooManyLeftHands' "Can't Get To You" [Premiere]

August 1, 2016
John Smith

Hyperbits and Syence make their debut on Sony Music's Scandinavian imprint, DiscoWax, with an emotionally complex, future-bass-meets-progressive rework of TooManyLeftHands. The original version of "Can't Get To You" by the…

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Dunisco remixes Simon Field's "Hold On" [Premiere]

December 3, 2015
Steph Evans

Two of Norway's up and coming house producers have teamed up on groovy, uplifting track that's officially releasing via Copenhagen label disco:wax. The original, done by Simon Field and entitled "Hold…

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Martin Jensen transforms "Duck Army" into chill house "Miracles" [Premiere]

November 5, 2015
Steph Evans

Danish DJ and producer Martin Jensen has been dubbed a “viral sensation” whose success is supported by his unique, modern way of releasing music. Using snippets from YouTube in his music, he’s evolved…

Hyperbits & Syence team up to rework TooManyLeftHands' "Can't Get To You" [Premiere]

Dunisco remixes Simon Field's "Hold On" [Premiere]

Martin Jensen transforms "Duck Army" into chill house "Miracles" [Premiere]

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