Danglo, Evvy, Tchami, Mr. Belt & Wezol, Allure, Felix Jaehn, OHYEAH, Tittsworth, Back Back Forward Punch, Macksimus, Vinyl Thief

Big load of great music incoming. It’s a good week with plenty of quality titles by quality names. One of those is UK producer Danglo, who releases his new track ‘Forget You’ through French superbrand Kitsuné Maison. A house track that levitates.

NYC singer Evvy premieres her next track this week too. The song is titled ‘collide’, and once again the production is handled by fellow NYC musician Mickey Valen. Blissful pop track, soon to be armed with a perhaps even more delicious remix by Keljet. Keep your eyes and ears open tomorrow!

Some house stuff. Let’s get up to speed with the ever growing list of names who are releasing music under the banners of Spinnin’ Records. Young Parisian legend Tchami is spreading a remix on Marshall Jefferson’s ‘Move Your Body’, which is an essential tune looking at the history of Tchami’s genre. The French dj’s rework is well polished and faithful to the original. So big.

Young colleagues from the same roster Mr. Belt & Wezol are also spreading a freebie. They work out a rework on a current EDM favorite, Sander Van Doorn and Firebeatz’ ‘Guitar Track’. No surprise, it’s mostly the guitar that survives the MB&W remix. Everything underneath is signature MB&W production. Amsterdam residents will recon this is a great soundtrack to attract bunnies. Just so happens, wezols eat bunnies for breakfast, lunch and diner.

Dead pop stars make awesome remix victims for amazing remixes. Even though actual Jackson hasn’t kicked the bucket yet, nineties Janet Jackson won’t be returning. So yes almost every Janet Jackson remix is killer. That also goes for French producer Allure, who works out a new version of ‘Can’t Be Good’.

Here’s a very enjoyable rendition of Chaka Khan’s 1983 ‘Ain’t Nobody’. Fun fact we totally did not scoop off of wikipedia: this song was very close to becoming a track on Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ album. Didn’t happen though. Now it’s being covered by Felix Jaehn and and Jasmine Thompson, nice fragile house cover.

Did not spot German producer OHYEAH before, which is a pity. Because this track is just that marvelous. OHYEAH remixes ‘In Love With You’, a track originally created by The Paradise (a duo that features Alan Braxe) in 2003.

New Back Back Forward Punch. It’s somewhat different from earlier work of the Australian duo. Slower, less focused on a dancefloor crowd. Still had the great synthwork by Andy and lovely vocals by Laura. And the production has more detail than your average soundcloud synthpop find. It’s titled ‘Solid Gold’, exactly what it is.

Not posting a lot of hiphop, but here’s an exception. It’s a track shared by Tittsworth and it features Q-Tip, Theophilus London and Alison Carney. Beautiful instrumental under a small vocal team that outperforms most other names out there.

Also rare, rock bands. Then there’s this Nashville group called Vinyl Thief. They have a relatively new ‘Middle Of The Night’. Fantastic patient little composition right there, led by a pretty unique vocal track.

Few years ago Daft Punk remixes rained from an active thing called blogosphere. Nowadays that’s a much rarer thing. Especially nice to find a new version on remix favorite ‘Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger’. Remixer on duty is Macksimus, a house producer from Ireland.