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'The Wickedest Sound' is the first EP on Riva Starr's Brock Wild Imprint

July 5, 2017
Amy Fielding

Riva Starr is no stranger to running a label. His highly successful Snatch Records has seen releases from &ME, Dennis Cruz, Fatboy Slim and Solardo. Now, the Italian-Born London-based DJ/producer…

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Andrea Oliva looks forward to a promising summer 2017 [Interview]

April 5, 2017
Emma Gillett

Summer is around the corner and for dance music that equals festival and Ibiza season. Someone who knows that all too well is Andrea Oliva, resident DJ for Ushuaïa's in-house…

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SNATCH025 – Prince Club x Poupon

January 17, 2012
Lukas Switlicki

Prince Club and Poupon – two of Canada's brewing deep house bantams touch swords on Snatch! Records to pump out tracks that place beyond the gold. SNATCH025 opens up with "Platinum",…

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Suicide Sundaes – Week 62

March 6, 2011
Blake Edwards

Suicide Sundaes – stop your grinnin' and drop your linen. Every Sunday electblake of Earmilk will bring you the weeks dirty servings, and some old favorites through a throwdown-throwback to simpler…

'The Wickedest Sound' is the first EP on Riva Starr's Brock Wild Imprint

Andrea Oliva looks forward to a promising summer 2017 [Interview]

SNATCH025 – Prince Club x Poupon

Suicide Sundaes – Week 62

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