New Music By Tensnake, Maxim Lany, AVIRA & BRKLYN

Read along to find more info about the tracks that we have released today. Enjoy!

Oozing with musical sophistication and innate catchiness, ‘Somebody Else’ marks the next gem from Tensnake’s upcoming ‘L.A.’ album. With a striding bassline, Boy Matthews’ soaring vocals and a particularly addictive synth-pop hook at its core, this track gleams with dance floor appeal and airwave potential in typical Tensnake fashion.

One of the standout dance cuts of the last twelve months, rising star Endor's Defected debut 'Pump It Up' went from club heater to certified hit in just a few short months, making the BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM and Capital playlists, and ascending to the top 10 of the UK charts. Now LA based production and DJ duo BRYKLYN deliver their driving, powerful remix of the infectious hit. Combining adrenaline-fuelled builds, a bounding bassline and punchy synths, this captivating remix demonstrates BRYKLYN's distinct raw and emotive style.

Oozing with warmth and soulfulness, AVIRA's 'The Worship' is where sonic sophistication overloads the senses in every possible way. From Diana Miro's devoted vocals to the atmospheric instrumental with deep-digging grooves, this record is set to cast its spell onto all who listen.

Breaking away from the dance floor to lift its listeners up, Maxim Lany's new record is quite the pleasure to the senses. With sparkling plucks, gliding synths and captivating time shifts, this record will have the crowd 'Riding The Wave' from start to finish.

When the anniversary release was first mooted, it crossed everyone's mind that these tracks were timeless and, and no less in demand for remixes. So, here is the original album remastered, coupled with remixes by an array of contemporary and legendary remixers. The sheer substance of the original tracks comes shining through in these mixes, the orchestral weaving the little pieces of ear candy, there is an embarrassment of melodies.

We love this collab. Enjoy the new track of Morgan Page and Mark Sixma - Our Song.

Kidnap's Piano Mix of 'Start Again', the second single from his 'Grow' album, is a compassionate reimagination of the original. Stripping back elements from the original, he's laid bare the piano melody and haunting vocals. Paired together, they take on a new form, emotionally charged and raw.

The next top-tier offering from the emerging super collective, 'Symphony' dive into entangled sounds and gorgeous harmonies wholeheartedly. Outfitted with striding bass, breathy vocals and a backdrop of sparkling pads, this record will have listeners moving to the groove in no time.

The first track to come off of Armin van Buuren's 'RELAXED' album, the TRINIX remix of 'Make It Right' is where floating vocals and soothing tones unite as one. A tender, masterfully composed rendition of the 'Embrace' album single featuring Angel Taylor, this record will make you forget all about the hardships of the world, if only for a blissful moment.

Comprising two new twists of an already charming record, this remix pair of Tiggi Hawke and Sondr's 'For What Itís Worth' has the goods alright. From the rousing, hands-in-the-air 6AM Remix to the deep-and-funky reimagination of Kokiri, this two-piece package sure is worth its weight in gold.