Co-incidentally, the full Hello Speaker EP [Polytechnic] has been revamped with some top quality remixes from Tobias Hoppe and Nikos-P respectively, with a release date of 26th May, so be sure to check that out.

The second hour is a tech-based affair from Michael Hooker, owner of UK based ‘Re:Sound Records’.

http://krisbrown.podomatic.com/entry/2012-05-01T10_31_16-07_00

Tracklisting:

1- Michael Hooker – See Through the sun tans
2 – Oscar_L-Friday_Project_
3 – Hermanez-Do_You_
4 – Wagon_Cookin’-Come_Into_the_Light_(Chus_Ceballos_Remix)
5 – Roy McLaren – Body Blow
6 – Wally_Lopez_Feat_Hadley-Burning
7 – Sharp_Boys-It_Matters_
8 – Fran_LK-Hammbo
9 – Fran_LK-Tunambu_Sound
10 – Jay_Lumen-Can_You_Dance
11 – Sergio_Fernandez-Kralian
12 – Fernando_Campo_feat_Carmen_Loren-Lets_Change_The_World-David Herrero Mark Ferrer Remix

http://www.livesets.at/2012/04/28/umek-behind-the-iron-curtain-043-proton-radio-27-04-2012/

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We are running a remix competition at the start of May and This is for your chance to have a release which will be sent out to a list of A list DJs, a feature on our website and your track available at all the major download sites.

All you need to do is like our Re:sound Facebook page, drop us a inbox message there with your email address and we will send you the stems of one of our forthcoming releases.

The Last date to enter will be the Sunday 13th May and you will have until the 10th June to submit your entry.

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Degenerate  gambling  spoon  salesman  by  day,  who  o6en  sells  his  blood  up  to  5  9mes  a  week  to  support  his  habit…..ass   shaking,  house  rocking  dj  by  night.    This  is  the  Yin  and  Yang  of  the  one  they  call  The  Sloppy  5th’s.    Known  by  dozens  of   people  all  over  the  world  (maybe  less),    The  Sloppy  5th’s  (aka  Dave  Raphael)  horrible  life  choices  seem  to  have  no  effect   on  his  ability  to  stone  cold  kill  it  once  he  get’s  behind  the  decks.    All  his  troubles  are  le6  behind…..his  child  support   payments,  his  glue  sniffing  issues  and  his  carpel  tunnel  syndrome  from  scratching  too  many  scratch  9ckets  -­‐  gone.    Dave   say’s  his  struggles  forced  him  to  become  the  best  dj/producer  he  can  possibly  be  because  if  it  doesn’t  work  out,  he’ll   end  up  in  jail,  or  under  a  bridge.    Using  this  mo9va9on  to  stay  out  of  the  Dade  County  Correc9onal  facility  is  actually   serving  him  well  as  things  are  seriously  picking  up  for  this  loveable  misfit.    His  style  is  simple….play  tunes  that  get   people  rocking.    It  may  be  techno,  electro  or  funky  house,  as  long  as  it’s  underground  and  the  crowd’s  digging  it,  then   it’s  a  go.    You  will  be  hard  pressed  to  hear  tracks  you’ve  heard  before  during  his  sets,  and  for  good  reason  -­‐  he  spends   endless  hours  collec9ng  untapped  gems  rather  than  seSling  for  run  of  the  mill  commercial  tunes.    In  a  recent  online   interview,  his  now  infamous  quote  of  ”Dj’s  need  to  spend  more  9me  looking  for  original  tracks  and  less  9me  pimping   out  their  laptop  -­‐  the  same  laptop  they  play  their  pre-­‐recorded  bullshit  sets  on!”  has  become  his  mantra  for  some   reason.    If  Dave  sees  someone  ”mixing”  without  headphones  or  playing  nothing  but  this  weeks  beatport  top  10,  he’s   been  known  to  take  off  his  clip  on  9e  and  beat  them  with  it  (and  then  pick  their  pocket).    With  all  the  chaos  in  this   troubled  man’s  life,  this  year  his  produc9ons  have  really  taken  off,  char9ng  on  beatport,  trackitdown.net  and  other   funky  download  sites.      With  Sirius  XM  mixes  and  Itunes  Podcasts  under  his  belt,  a  slew  of  remixes  and  other  junk  slated   for  release  by  the  end  of  the  year  and  a  hec9c  produc9on  schedule  shaping  up,  things  are  ge^ng  preSy  crazy.    So  check   out  the  music  and  follow  the  ar9st  -­‐  it’s  going  to  be  a  sloppy  ride  for  sure.    And  if  you  don’t  mind,  leave  your  contact   info  -­‐  he  may  need  to  sleep  on  your  couch  a6er  the  gig.

We are very proud to have him on board with his stunning remix of Tegma 0512. With major support from the likes of Matteo Di Marr, Axwell, 123XYZ, Chris Lake. You can get you copy from beatport.

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Biography
“One of the finest new producers around with quite simply, amazing production skills. Labels flying after him, his own super cool club night and, all in all, someone we are going to be hearing about for a very long time to come” – DMC Magazine

The last couple of years for Sonny Wharton have been phenomenal! Described by The Shapeshifters as “one of the most prolific producers out there” he’s remixed the likes of Fatboy Slim, Frankie Knuckles and The Temper Trap. Releasing singles on Size, Toolroom, Spinnin’ and Skint Sonny’s received regular support from house music heavyweights Pete Tong, Steve Angello, Roger Sanchez and Mark Knight whilst continuing to push his own label Whartone Records and dominate the download charts.

As a DJ Sonny shot to fame by winning a DJMag mix-tape competition for Renaissance leading to sets in Ibiza at Amnesia, a weekly residency at the infamous Manumission and Mixmag announcing Sonny as one of their original “Future Heroes” alongside the likes of Nic Fanciulli.

Over the last few years Sonny’s racked up slots for the who’s who of club land including sell-out shows at Space, Pacha and Ministry Of Sound. He’s held a monthly residency in Barcelona, regularly rocks the likes of Global Gathering, V Festival, Wickerman and Isle Of Wight Festival and played to over 1 million people at The Berlin Love Parade. In addition to this Sonny has done no less than 3 guest mixes for Radio 1 as well as countless live interviews and has featured on Channel 5’s ‘The Gadget Show’ and MTV.

Renown for his technical abilities both in the studio and DJ booth, Sonny is the UK ambassador for leading industry brands Ortofon and Ecler, showcasing just what their technology is capable of in the right pair of hands. He regularly appears for them at international trade shows and features prominently in their advertising campaigns both in press and on screen.

With Toolroom knighting Sonny “a certified member of the house music elite”, the continued success of his own ‘Sound Of Whartone’ events in London and forthcoming collaborations with X-Press 2 and DJ Chus the future is looking bright!

“What makes Sonny stand out from the pack is his combination of talent and determination” – DJ Mag

We welcome them to Re:Sound with the debut remix release of the Sloppy 5th’s Crazy Juice.

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The blog will be managed on a daily basis and you will have an in site to all up and coming and the most recent releases out.

Rolling funk grooves, dark stabs and a jackin bass line make this is a instant crowd pleaser.

On remix duties and newcomer to Re:sound, Jesus Soblechero lays down a groove filled rolling house bomb.

If your looking for a peak time floor filler, or a groovy house track for cooler dance floors across the globe. Optimo has both bases covered.