Origins Rcrds continues its 10-year anniversary celebrations with The Remixes Vol. 4, delivering another pair of fresh club-focused reworks. TwoSlice takes on Love And Other Drugs by Josh Butler and Penny F., turning it into a deep, rolling cut packed with warm pads, a thumping bassline and crisp, snappy drums. On the flip, Frag Maddin reworks Josh Butler's Get It Together into a jacking, in-your-face groove, driven by distorted textures, punchy rhythm and raw dancefloor attitude.

Origins Rcrds continues its 10-year anniversary celebrations with The Remixes Vol. 4, delivering another pair of fresh club-focused reworks. TwoSlice takes on Love And Other Drugs by Josh Butler and Penny F., turning it into a deep, rolling cut packed with warm pads, a thumping bassline and crisp, snappy drums. On the flip, Frag Maddin reworks Josh Butler's Get It Together into a jacking, in-your-face groove, driven by distorted textures, punchy rhythm and raw dancefloor attitude.

Origins Rcrds continues its 10-year anniversary celebrations with The Remixes Vol. 4, delivering another pair of fresh club-focused reworks. TwoSlice takes on Love And Other Drugs by Josh Butler and Penny F., turning it into a deep, rolling cut packed with warm pads, a thumping bassline and crisp, snappy drums. On the flip, Frag Maddin reworks Josh Butler's Get It Together into a jacking, in-your-face groove, driven by distorted textures, punchy rhythm and raw dancefloor attitude.

Origins Rcrds continues its 10-year anniversary celebrations with The Remixes Vol. 3, delivering another pair of fresh reworks that highlight the label's house house roots. Andrew Azara reimagines Audiojack's 'No More' with a percussive, hypnotic groove, weaving sleek rolling energy, musical layers and uplifting chords into a refined dancefloor builder. Houston (UK) takes on Josh Butler's 'Switch Off' with a slow-burning, vibe-heavy interpretation, driven by warm basslines, cool house chords and seductive vocal touches.

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Factory 93 Records

Factory 93 Records

Josh Butler teams up with vocalist Tristan Henry for Domino (Chain Reaction) on Origins Rcrds, delivering a sun-soaked house cut filled with feel-good grooves and funky piano riffs. Tristans mesmerizing vocals glide effortlessly over Butlers signature sleek production, creating a warm, bass-driven vibe made for open-air parties, festivals, and beachside DJ sets alike. A summer anthem in the making.

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