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Building things up from deep Organic grooves, Progressive rhythms, ethnic flavas, right through to Indie Dance, Tech House & Melodic Techno. 01. Fur Coat - Water Of Life [Renaissance] 02. Hraach & Armen Miran - Reconnect [Reborn Project] 03. D-Nox - Peace [Songuara] 04. Anonimat - What It Takes [Melody Of The Soul] 05. Nora En Pure - Teahupoo [Enormous Tunes] 06. Double Touch - Gran Amigo [All Day I Dream] 07. Kamilo Sanclemente- Dichotomy [Melody Of The Soul] 08. Botanique - Monologue [Get Physical Music] 09. Alexey Union, Yulia Niko, Kinky Sound - Takina [Get Physical Music] 10. CamelPhat feat Zafrir - Destino [When Stars Align] 11. Alex Kennon & LP Giobbi - Natura Umana [Yes Yes Yes] 12. Aikon - Broken System [Untamed] 13. J. Worra feat Lena Leon - 5 6 7 Ate [Major Recordings] 14. The Good Men x Milk & Sugar - Give It Up [Armada] 15. Kevin de Vries & Add-us - Name [Afterlife] 16. Partick Pris - Le Voie Le Soleil (Solardo Remix) [Toolroom]

01. Be.Lanuit - Carrusel De Sentimientos [Music For Dreams] 02. Poolside - Ventura Highway Blues (Monsieur Van Pratt Dub) [Too Slow For Disco] 03. PREP & Eddie Chacon - Call It (Turbotito Remix) [Too Slow For Disco] 04. My Friend Dario - Marittimo [Hell Yeah] 05. Rudy's Midnight Machine - Shutter Falls [Faze Action Records] 06. Monsieur Van Pratt - No Te Perderé [Too Slow For Disco] 07. Turbotito - Time Starts Moving Slow [Too Slow For Disco] 08. Miami Horror feat Tim Ayre - Remember [Nettwerk] 09. Dr Packer & Yogi - Heavy Vibes [Tinted Records] 10. Kraak & Smaak - Corsica '80 (Mannix Balearic Disco Remix) [Dafia] 11. Psychemagik - The Way It Is [Undercover Lovers] 12. Inner City & Summer Is Calling - Good Life [Armada] 13. DJ Pippi & Willie Graff - Universal Language (Dominic Dawson Remix) [Music For Dreams]

In the spirit of SG60, mashing up classic Singapore Heritage songs with modern electronic beats, while maintaining the emotive vibe of each song. Majulah Singapura! Majulah Joget!

In the spirit of SG60, mashing up classic Singapore Heritage songs with modern electronic beats, while maintaining the emotive vibe of each song. Majulah Singapura! Majulah Joget!

In the spirit of SG60, mashing up classic Singapore Heritage songs with modern electronic beats, while maintaining the emotive vibe of each song. Majulah Singapura! Majulah Joget!

In the spirit of SG60, mashing up classic Heritage songs with modern electronic beats, while maintaining the emotive vibe of each song. Majulah Singapura! Majulah Joget!

In the spirit of SG60, mashing up classic Heritage songs with modern electronic beats, while maintaining the emotive vibe of each song. Majulah Singapura! Majulah Joget!

01. My Friend Dario - Keep On Cruising [Hell Yeah] 02. Troels Hammer, Anders Ponsaing, Mariana Silva - Seu Coracao Falar [Music For Dreams] 03. Aura Safari - Riserva Naturale [Hell Yeah] 04. Cruisic - Inspector Norse (Slowly Remix) [Midnight Riot] 05. Anders Ponsaing, Reinhard Vanbergen - Offshore [Music For Dreams] 06. Anders Ponsaing, Claus Højensgård - The Man With The Red Face [Music For Dreams] 07. DJ Pippi & Willie Graff feat Mikkel Nordsø, Anders Ponsaing - N'Goni [Music For Dreams] 08. Fran Deeper - Balearic Vaccine (Dim Zach Remix) [Spa In Disco] 09. Saidera - Deixa Tudo Fluir (Ray Mang Instrumental Version) [Let's Play House] 10. Wille - Shoreline Orbs [Music For Dreams] 11. Dee Montero - Aura [Futurescope] 12. Jean Tonique x Warner Case - Daffodil [Headroom] 13. Trilucid - Spirals [Ionica Audio] 14. My Friend Dario - Senza Estate [Hell Yeah]

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike. Kicking off the comp is a remix from Bangalore native Aman Anand. Aman's remix of label boss Aldrin's track “Sizing Things Up”, takes the original elements and builds them into a progressive bomb. On the rise with a string of strong releases and remixes over the last year, Aman's music has already seen support from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Guy Mantzur. Next up, Jakarta's Indra7 turns in a deeper rework of “Sizing Things Arp”. Hailed as one of the pioneering DJs of Indonesia's Techno movement, Indra7 has been churning out releases and remixes on various labels like Deepsomnia, Love International and Asia Music. Manila born, UK based Alinep steps up and adds his signature minimal touch to Ferng's “Far From Over”. It's a heads down late night hypnotic affair from the Deepsomnia label head, who's recent releases have been heavily supported by non other than Minimal Techno god Richie Hawtin. “Far From Over” gets another rework, courtesy of Bangkok's DOTT. A more stripped down version, the remix showcases DOTT's love for raw House and Techno in a minimalistic way, combining indelible bass grooves with an intoxicating analogue sound palette. As an integral player in Bangkok’s expanding underground House and Techno scene, DOTT is also a member of More Rice – a vinyl only label based out of Bangkok. More Rice co-founder Sarayu also contributes a remix, turning Halal Sol's funky “How?” into a deep, minimal affair. On a mission to make underground dance music a staple of local culture just like the rice grain, Sarayu and his crew also aims to fly the Thai flag for electronica across the global underground. Kuala Lumpur stalwart Kuma brings the heat to Aldrin's “Arp Arp & Away”, crafting it into a peak time Techno workout. With a growing catalogue that includes releases on Renesanz, Prospect, and Ohrwurm, Kuma continues his dedication to the genre and his desire to share his love of Techno with the world. Fresh out of Saigon, Konkrete - a Techno duo consisting of Red Sheep and Teddy Bui - brings their massive warehouse-rave-infused vibe to “I Am Freakin On Fire”. Konkrete's strong production techniques is a reflection of the quality that's currently coming out of Vietnam. Closing the compilation, label boss Aldrin reimagines Benedict & Palmer's proggy “The 7th Month” into a prime time ammo, flavoured with Melodic Techno, Progressive House and Indie Dance influences. Already road tested on his gigs and monthly ONE nights, this has been his secret weapon over the last 6 months.

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

Remixing Through The Endemic – a remix version of the label's previous compilation – Navigating Through The Pandemic - is finally seeing the light of day on Fri 02 June! This long overdue remix comp features a stellar cast of South East Asian producers, both veterans and up-and-coming talents alike, with remixes from Aldrin (Singapore), Alinep (Manila); Aman Anand (Bangalore); DOTT (Bangkok), Indra7 (Jakarta); KONKRETE (Saigon); Kuma (Kuala Lumpur); Sarayu (Bangkok).

ONE WITH ALDRIN 2nd Anniversary Mix Feb 2005 CD Giveaway. Aldrin - Unreleased Aldrin & Akien - A Night At Zouk Chus & Ceballos - Echoes Of Doruma Superchumbo feat Celeda - Dirty Filthy Cajmere - Midnight ? Green Velvet - La la Land Henrik Schwarz, Âme, Dixon feat Derrick Carter - Where We At (Acapella) Rune - Calabria Coco & Villa - La Noche Lee Cabrera - Shake it (Move A Little Closer) Renato Cohen - Pontape Superchumbo - This Beat Is (Acapella) Underworld - Cowgirl (Futueshock Remix)

01. 7 02. 4 The Tears In Your Eyes 03. Walk Dont Walk 04. Gett Off 05. Shes Always In My Hair 06. Electric Chair 07. Tick Tick Bang 08. Life O The Party 09. Hot Thing 10. Sign O The Times 11. Starfish & Coffee 12. Pop Life 13. Scarlet Pussy 14. Batdance 15. Pope 16. Alphabet Street 17. D.M.S.R. 18. Kiss 19. Cream 20. Raspberry Beret 21. Girls & Boys 22. Feel U Up 23. Shockaledica 24. 1999 25. Controversy 26. U Got The Look (with Sheena Easton) 27. I Wish U Heaven 28. My Name Is Prince 29. Housequake 30. Partyman 31. Release It (with The Time) 32. Daddy Pop 33. Escape 34. Glam Slam 35. Le Grind 36. Thunder 36. Erotic City 38. When Doves Cry 39. Little Red Corvette 40. Dirty Mind 41. Thieves In The Temple 42. I Would Die For U

Fpimp World In My Eyes (Dub In My Eyes) Slowblow Slowblow (Darren Price Mix) Christmas Island (Extended Mix) Oberkorn (It's A Small Town) (Development Mix) Any Second Now (Altered) Any Second Now Painkiller (DJ Shadow Kill The Pain Mix) Painkiller (Plastikman Mix) Breathing In Fumes Stripped (Highland Mix) Love In Itself.3 Walking In My Shoes (Extended 12 Mix) Walking In My Shoes (Anandamidic Mix) Walking In My Shoes (Random Carpet Mix) Fly On The Windscreen Final Fly On The Windscreen (Quiet Mix) Fly On The Windscreen (Extended Mix) Sister Of The Night Nothing's Impossible (Re-Jack) Question Of Lust (Minimal) It's No Good (Dom T's Bass Bounce Mix) Useless (Kruder & Dorfmeister Session) Only When I Loose Myself (Acapella) Monument Everything Counts (In Larger Amounts) Shame Pleasure, Little Treasure (Glitter Mix) People Are People (Different Mix) People Are People Leave In Silence Everything Counts (Oliver Huntemann & Stephan Bodzin Dub) Lie To Me Nothing Enjoy The Silence (Hands & Feet Mix) Enjoy The Silence (The Quad_Final Mix) Policy Of Truth (Capitol Mix) Master & Servant Nothing (Justin Strauss Mix) Enjoy The Silence (Acapella)

The Art Of Noise - The Vacuum Devine The Art Of Noise - A Time To Clear (Up) Kraftwerk - Expo 2000 (Acapella Taco - Puttin On The Ritz Kraftwerk - Boing Boom Tschak Tears For Fears - Shout Depeche Mode - Love In Itself The Art Of Noise - Do Donna Do - The Art Of Noise - Close To The Edit The Art Of Noise - Once Upon A Lime The Art Of Noise - Diversion 8 Prince - Kiss (Intro) Herbie Hancock - Rock It Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls Queen - Radio Ga Ga The Art Of Noise - Beat Box Michael Jackson - Billie Jean Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Relax Depeche Mode - Everything Counts (Acapella The Art Of Noise - Legs Depeche Mode - Strange Love The Art Of Noise - Peter Gunn OMD - Talking Loud & Clear Soft Cell - Torch Michael Jackson & Mick Jagger - State Of Shock After The Fire - Der Kommissar Duran Duran - Wild Boys Duran Duran - A View To A Kill ABC - The Look Of Love The Human League - Don t You Want Me Tears For Fears - Mad World Front 242 - Headhunter SPK - Metal Dance Paul Hardcastle - 19 Freeez - I.O.U Hashim - Al-Naayfysh (The Soul) Yello - I Love You Kraftwerk - Numbers Prince - When Doves Cry New Order - 1963 Echo & The Bunnymen - The Killing Moon Age of Love -Age Of Love (Acapella) The Cure - The Walk (Acoustic) Kraftwerk - Tour De France Thompson Twins - Lies Depeche Mode - Master & Servant New Order - The Beach Kraftwerk - Radioactivity Yazoo - Don t Go

Selected tracks from the 5.5hr set at Tuff Club on 07 Jan 2023. 01. BAKKA (BR) - Ma’at [ZEF Music] 02. BAKKA (BR) - Origami [ZEF Music] 03. Maurice Kaar - The Eyes [Borders Of Light] 04. Ian Ludvig - Codetta [Radiant.] 05. Monolink - Reflections (Sam Shure Remix) [Embassy One] 06. Khainz & Sezer Uysal - Beyond The Veil [Theory X] 07. Product Of Us - Renaissance [Siona] 08. Highlite - Forgotten Sentiment [Diynamic] 09. Highlite & REBRN - Back & Forth [Diynamic] 10. Matchy feat Vincent Marlice - Open Sky (Moonwalk Remix) [Eklektisch] 11. Cherry (UA) - Infinity [Siona] 12. Several Definitions - When The Sun Bursts [Récits de Mars] 13. Âme - Rej (Beatless) [Defected] 14. Axel Zambrano - Queen [Another Life Music] 16. Toto Chiavetta - Prodotto Astratto (Original Tube Vox On) [Borders Of Light] 17. Kaskade, The Moth & The Flame - Haunt Me v.2 [Arkade] 18. Eli Brown - Believe [Filth On Acid] 19. John Summit - Revolution [Off The Grid] 20. Mike Candys & Jack Holiday - Popcorn [S2] 21. Max & Dana - Resistance [Reload] 22. Lautaro Ibañez feat Mart.in - My Looking [Unrilis] 23. Lastlings - Get What You Want (Vintage Culture Dub Edit) [Rose Avenue] 24. Klanglos - Visions [Error Audio] 25. Daniel Portman - Nigh & Day (Club Mix) [Enormous Tunes] 26. Artbat, David Guetta, Idris Elba - It’s Ours [Upperground] 27. Faithless - Insomnia [Cheeky]

01. Arno E. Mathieu - Temps Libre (Wolfy's Cuba Libre Remix) [Compost] 02. Lucky Sun - Sunset (Kanedo & Sumsuch Remix) [Lucky Sun Recordings] 03. Lovebirds - For Anna (Disco Heaven) [Teardrop Music] 04. Bleu Toucan - Le chant du cygne [Profil de Face] 05. Kapote & Kosmo Kint - Misbehave (Andres Remix) [Toy Tonics] 06. Eddie Ramich & Roman Rauch feat Pete Josef - Dayglow [Sonar Kollektiv] 07. Joe Hertz feat Sebastian Gaskin - Hideaway [Juicebox] 08. Beyoncé - Cuff It [Columbia] 09. Felix Leiter - Be Free (Les Bisous Extended Remix) [Armada Music] 10. Wille - Summer Freeze [Music For Dreams] 11. Jimi Jules - My City's On Fire (Notre Dame Remix) [Innervisions] 12. Steve Mill - Love Attack (Lorenz Rhode Instrumental Mix) [Dirt Crew] 13. Jungle - Good Times (Braxe + Falcon Remix) [Caiola Records] 14. Satin Jackets - Don't Worry (Lost Desert Remix)[Eskimo] 15. Romain Garcia - Burning [Kidding Aside]

01. Greg Naïro & Modulo - Midnight Soul (Ambient Version) [Sound Avenue] 02. DaBeat & Kamilo Sanclemente - Ena [Hoomidaas] 03. Filmus - High Drive (Richard Elcox & Matija Remix) [Shango] 04. Shai T - Oriki (Hernan Cattaneo & Marcelo Vasami Remix) [Warung] 05. Black Circle feat Bobbi Fallon - Reasons (Andrea Oliva Remix) [All I Need] 06. Dilby feat Oliver Wickham - Wilderness [88Bit] 07. Stan Kolev, Morttagua - Ainanna [Timeless Moment] 08. Tinlicker feat Nathan Nicholson - Be Here and Now (Helsloot Remix) [Anjunadeep] 09. Miss Monique - Biosphere [Cercle] 10. Mary Mesk - Aira [Area Verde] 11. Edstone - Mirror Edge [Sounds Of Meow] 12. Emre K. - Hypnotised (Rafael Cerato Remix) [Univack] 13. Bicep feat Clara La San - Water [Ninja Tune] 14. Passenger 10 - A Better Day [Enormous Tunes]

Gold Suite - Blue Lagoon [NuNorthern Soul] Cosmonection - Morning Dew [Pont Neuf Records] Satin Jackets feat Tailor - Spell [Eskimo] Kraak & Smaak feat Imugi 이무기 - Sommeron (Satin Jackets Remix) [Boogie Angst] Khruangbin - So We Won't Forget (Mang Dynasty Version) [Dead Oceans] Balthazar - Linger On (Roosevelt Remix) [PIAS] Satin Jackets feat Tailor - Relapse [Eskimo] Jean Tonique - Let Your Body Move [Tonique Records] Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Never Seen You Dance [Nice Age] Kokoro Disco-San feat Clara Gispert - Sunshine (JKriv SPF76 Mix) [Razor-N-Tape] Gold Suite - On My Horizon [NuNorthern Soul] Diogo Strausz - Flight Of Sagittarius (Yuksek Remix) [Cracki Records] Neil Frances - Music Sounds Better With You [Nettwerk] DRAMA - I Do (Vandelux Remix) [Drama Music] Nils Hoffmann feat Julia Church - 9 Days [Anjunadeep] Panama, Le Youth, Sultan + Shepard - New Love [This Never Happened]

Muzik Magazine (UK) March 2002 Covermount CD. 01. Stardub - Realisations [Lo-fi Stereo] 02. Jeff Bennet - Detonation [Audio Beyond] 03. Aldrin - Introductions 04. Poker - I'm Moving On (Audio Soul Project Remix) [Eukahouse] 05. P.I.M.P. - The Light (DJ Vibe Mix) [Future Groove] 06. Circus Night - Amazonia (Chus & Ceballos Remix) [Stereo] 07. Peace Division - On The Bandwagon [Low Pressings] 08. Jay Tripwire - Caught With My Pants Down [Northern Lights] 09. Rulers Of The Deep - One Track (Bonus Beats) [Ovum] 10. Khaimar - Beats For The People [Step Ahead] 11. C & M Productions - The Vision (Vision Vibe Dub) [Neat Music] 12. Aldrin - Moove 13. Valentino Kanzyani - House Soul (Audio Soul Project Remix) [Intec] 14. Inner City - Big Fun (D Wynn Remix) [KMS]

Afroboogie Digital 002 2006

Bamboo Music 027 2007

Asiandynasty Records 2007

Electric Candy Records 2008

Distinto Records 021 2008

Baroque Digital 2008

Electric Candy Records 2009

Rawjak Records 2010

Asia Music 2010

Alih Jey - No Te Encuentro Remixes (Asia Music) 2010

Keep It Simple 006 - Shplatten Remixes Part 2 (2011)

Suburban Tracks 025 2011

Undergroovy Productions 009 2012

Egostereo vs Aldrin - Singapore (Cyberpunkers Remix) by onewithmusic

Distraekt Records DISTR 017 2006

Distraekt Records DISTR 017 2006

As featured on Great Summer Stuff Compilation on Great Stuff Recordings 2008