After a rather long creative break, Boxer Recordings and Dusty Kid have returned with a rather unusual acoustic near-death experience: "Argia" that has been released under Boxer Recordings. It is not only the title of Dusty Kid's new maxi release, but also the name of a spider indigenous to Sardegna; the most feared Argia spider can inflict a painful bite which can be fatal to human beings. Once bitten, the torture begins: the victim might suffer of hallucinations, the musculoskeletal system gets completely out of control, and it looks as if the victim would perform a wild and uncontrolled dance.

Thousands of you have been begging for the identity of that track from Fedde le Grand’s recent Takeover Tour videos on FLG TV: http://youtu.be/UeTF9gwJRfA. So here it is ! Fedde le Grand finally release today his remix of Goldfish “Soundtracks and comebacks”. Well the raging debate can finally come to a stop as we exclusively reveal it to be Fedde’s massive remix of Soundtracks & Comebacks by hot young South African duo and Blue Marlin residents Goldfish. Their show-stopping style – featuring explosive live instrumentation alongside dynamic, funk-fuelled mixes – caught the eye of Fedde as far back as 2008.

There’s not really much room for manoeuvre when two white-hot talents like this combine. They are Umek and Stefano Noferini. The result is clearly something that will end up under the folder marked ‘bomb’. Indeed, Slovenian techno overlord Umek that we interviewed some weeks ago, continues to embrace his housey side, teaming up with Italian veteran Stefano Noferini for the feisty “Complementary Access”. It will be released soon under the imprint Great Stuff Music.

3 stars of Germany's house and tech scene come together for this mesmerising new release that has been released under Great Stuff at the end of May, “Ever never EP”. In the Blue Corner: Ante Perry, an eclectic producer and multi-talented chap who counts some sizable anthems amongst his discography, and releases for the likes of Moonbootique and Systematic amongst them. In the Red Corner: Tube & Berger, the dynamic duo behind Kittball Records and many a hard-grooving tech house release. It comes with smashing remixes by Hermanez, Max Bett, Rob Mirage and a re-edit by Tube & Berger themselves.

Got great Michael Woods exclusive for you, a man that we interviewed some weeks ago, it's his new track coming out on Diffused Music, on 22nd July named “Bullet”. Indeed, Michael Woods returns after global appearances behind the decks, countless remixes and producing a number 1 record with “Warrior”, that hit the No.1 spot in the UK charts, to deliver once again a club smash on his Diffused label.

Cobblestone Jazz is back with their new EP "Memories (From Where We Are)" out August 8th 2011; which celebrates the first of a series of 12” releases that will come out on the imprint Wagon Repair over the course of 2011/12. The outcome of a Berlin jam session last fall, the band incorporated a Fender Rhodes, vocoder, and SH-101 to make up the core voicing of the tracks while a CS-20 provides the drive at the end of both. In typical Cobblestone Jazz fashion, the track was mixed live with no prior sequencing arrangement. The session was then cut by The Mole into two sublime edits - the results could be their strongest release since “Dump Truck”.

The following release will be available on Soma Records on the 25th Jul 2011. Tony Scott, aka Percy X, released some serious Techno on the label over the years. Pushing a tough, stripped and jacking array of beats and bass through the Electronic channels, Percy X released 3 albums on the Soma imprint; “Spy X”, “Gain” & “Where’s The Music”. The original X-Traks were his first ever release, back in 1995, and what a release to start with! Concerning this release, Joris Voorn and Regis step up on the remixes paying their respects to Percy X.