Sian's Chaos LP gets reloaded, handed to four producers who attack the remixes in their own unique styles. Alex Stein's version of 'The Void' (feat. Idoru) leans into forward motion from the first bar, a tight, propulsive arrangement with perfect usage of the vocal. Countless atmospheric layers stack over a driving pulse, building until it catches fire. Tao Andra's version of 'Blacklight' (with Dark Heart and David LeSal) pulls from deep in the crate, infectious, rolling and relentless. This minimal arrangement is the perfect hypnotic moment to soundtrack those long hot nights. OZBEK's 'Black T Shirt' (feat. David LeSal) tightens the groove further, all percussive drive and controlled pressure, built for a system that can carry the low end from dancefloor rumble to euphoric highs. Closing things out with bang, AFFKT reworks 'Zombie' (with Pongo) into a super widescreen masterpiece, stretched out with atmosphere and scale, melodic highs and intense emotion. This is engineered to move from an intimate room to a bigger stage without breaking stride.

Sian's Chaos LP gets reloaded, handed to four producers who attack the remixes in their own unique styles. Alex Stein's version of 'The Void' (feat. Idoru) leans into forward motion from the first bar, a tight, propulsive arrangement with perfect usage of the vocal. Countless atmospheric layers stack over a driving pulse, building until it catches fire. Tao Andra's version of 'Blacklight' (with Dark Heart and David LeSal) pulls from deep in the crate, infectious, rolling and relentless. This minimal arrangement is the perfect hypnotic moment to soundtrack those long hot nights. OZBEK's 'Black T Shirt' (feat. David LeSal) tightens the groove further, all percussive drive and controlled pressure, built for a system that can carry the low end from dancefloor rumble to euphoric highs. Closing things out with bang, AFFKT reworks 'Zombie' (with Pongo) into a super widescreen masterpiece, stretched out with atmosphere and scale, melodic highs and intense emotion. This is engineered to move from an intimate room to a bigger stage without breaking stride.

Sian's Chaos LP gets reloaded, handed to four producers who attack the remixes in their own unique styles. Alex Stein's version of 'The Void' (feat. Idoru) leans into forward motion from the first bar, a tight, propulsive arrangement with perfect usage of the vocal. Countless atmospheric layers stack over a driving pulse, building until it catches fire. Tao Andra's version of 'Blacklight' (with Dark Heart and David LeSal) pulls from deep in the crate, infectious, rolling and relentless. This minimal arrangement is the perfect hypnotic moment to soundtrack those long hot nights. OZBEK's 'Black T Shirt' (feat. David LeSal) tightens the groove further, all percussive drive and controlled pressure, built for a system that can carry the low end from dancefloor rumble to euphoric highs. Closing things out with bang, AFFKT reworks 'Zombie' (with Pongo) into a super widescreen masterpiece, stretched out with atmosphere and scale, melodic highs and intense emotion. This is engineered to move from an intimate room to a bigger stage without breaking stride.

Octopus Recordings Techno (Peak Time / Driving)

2010 is proving to be a fantastic year for music and a great year for the ever-impressive Bedrock Records. For his latest album venture, Structures, John Digweed has selected an exceptional 33 tracks, bringing together the latest Bedrock single releases and a plethora of unreleased, exclusive tracks and remixed tracks from Bedrock Eleven, all mixed together to perfection the man himself. The totally tuned-in, turned-on, forward thinking mix across 2xCDs, not only features the amazing music of big guns like Cristian Varela, Guy J, Christian Smith, Quivver, King Unique, Nick Warren, Mutant Clan, John Digweed & Nick Muir, but also showcases the labels desire to push forward the rising stars of the future. A glance through the tracklist reveals the impressive talents of Rowdent, Dimitri Nakov, Marc Marzenit, Ian O`Donovan, Sian, Luis Junior and many more. The additional bonus of featuring some of the best remix work from Nic Fanciulli, Pete Heller, Psycatron and more, only confirms that John Digweed has his finger firmly on the pulse of the electronic dance scene in 2010. Its an international showcase from this influential label that is hard to beat.

Octopus Recordings Techno (Peak Time / Driving)