DJ T. gave us his fine album, The Pleasure Principle last winter and here he’s back once again with a package of killer tracks. Since then T's given controls to top producers for high grade remixes. This time Daniel Bortz, Clockwork and DJ T. himself take on “Leavin Me” feat. Khan given birth to an excellent EP that has just been released under the German imprint Get Physical.

The musical integrity of Dennis Ferrer is unquestionable. With a career that spans over a decade and an immaculate discography that strikes fear in the hearts of his contemporaries, his modus operandi is quality over quantity, motivated by the desire to evolve with each new piece of music he creates. And so we welcome with open arms his long-awaited follow-up to last year’s The Red Room.  The track, titled “No Difference”, sees Ferrer collaborate with André Hommen, an integral part of the Objektivity label and a long time touring companion and has been released last week.

The French DJ and producer, Phil Weeks, is a house music purist in its noblest sense. His unique style is evolving in an old-school ambiance coming from Chicago, with a touch of nu-school French flair that goes from the deepest house to the techiest... His productions always sound as if they were produced in the early 90’s, thanks to the instruments he uses: 808, 909 and 606. Phil Weeks is a house music purist, dedicated to delivering his best, even in a world where the house unfortunately is dominated by electro, while leading with an iron hand his own imprint Robsoul Recordings.

There can be no ignoring Moguai’s phenomenal success within the cutthroat world of pop music. Having already had hit flings with the ‘who’s who’ of A-list pop starlets – Britney Spears check, Robyn check, Girls Aloud check – the German titan, that we interviewed some days ago, now works his way to the very top of the pile and takes it upon himself to remix the biggest pop star in the world right now, Miss Beyoncé Knowles!

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.

Long time fans of Kompakt should be pleased to see a mainstay of our long term family members primarily present on Total 12. Twelve... the omnipresent mystique number. There are 12 stars on Europe's banner, 12 apostles, 12 titans, 12 knights of the Round Table, Schoenberg's twelve-tone music and yes, our beloved compilation series is entering its twelfth round! After a jolly and colourful first semester of 2011, filled with albums by heavyweight acts like Rainbow Arabia, Whomadewho, GusGus and John Tejada, Kompakt has decided to focus mainly on the core members of the family.

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”.