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House Cat Hits: Top House Music Releases of the Week

Edition [12.1.23]

by Nicholas Lorenzo
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Mark Knight, Armand Van Helden – “Release Me”

Mark Knight and Armand Van Helden‘s collaboration on “Release Me” delivers a dynamic and infectious house anthem that effortlessly merges their distinct production styles. The track opens with a pulsating bassline that sets the tone for a dancefloor-ready experience. As the song progresses, Knight and Van Helden skillfully blend soulful vocal samples with rhythmic beats, creating a euphoric atmosphere that captures the essence of classic house music. “Release Me” offers a contemporary twist while staying true to the timeless elements that make house music universally beloved.

Adriatique, Delhia De France – “The Future is Unknown”

Adriatique‘s latest venture, the newly unveiled label imprint X Recordings, debuts with the mesmerizing single “The Future Is Unknown,” featuring Delhia de France. This inaugural release serves as a glimpse into the duo’s sonic realm, where ominous, twisting melodies entwine with deep, plunging basslines. The track mirrors the mysterious soundscape that Adriatique promises to curate within X Recordings, an extension of their live event brand. As they close out 2023 with three X shows, Adriatique invites listeners on an immersive journey through futuristic visuals and otherworldly sounds, celebrating the duality of reflection and the intersection of paths in their multifaceted symbol, X. With a decade-long legacy in the melodic house and techno scene, Adriatique continues to push boundaries, embracing both luminaries of the past and the futuristic visions that drive their contemporary music and art.

Regarding their new label imprint, Adriatique share:

X is a multifaceted and versatile symbol, also seen as an intersection where paths cross. We feel X is an illustration of reflection and duality; both play major roles in our careers. As a platform, X welcomes influences and inspiration from all the people and artists involved. X serves as a catalyst for contemporary music and art, celebrating the luminaries of the past while embracing technological advancements and futuristic visions.”

Tchami, Malaa – “When the beat Bang”

Tchami and Malaa‘s collaboration on “When the Beat Bang” is a pulsating journey into the heart of bass-heavy house music. Released under their renowned collaboration project, No Redemption, the track is a masterclass in infectious beats and dark, atmospheric vibes. The duo effortlessly combines Tchami’s signature future house elements with Malaa’s gritty and bass-driven style, creating a dynamic and exhilarating sonic experience. “When the Beat Bang” is a testament to the synergy between these two electronic heavyweights, delivering a track that undeniably lives up to the high expectations set by their previous collaborations.

Hayden James, SAYGRACE — “Beggin’ You” (Leftwing : Kody Remix)

In their latest musical collaboration, Hayden James joins forces with UK duo Leftwing : Kody to deliver a vibrant remix of “Beggin’ You” featuring SAYGRACE. Leftwing : Kody infuse their signature energy into the track, enhancing the original’s groovy spirit with shiny synth stabs, dreamy guitar melodies, and lively percussion. While the essence remains, the duo successfully gives the song an extra ‘oomph’ tailored for the dancefloor, creating a hypnotic and infectious club. With Hayden James’ knack for producing chart-topping hits and Leftwing : Kody’s undeniable talent in reimagining tracks for the dancefloor, this remix is a perfect addition to the duo’s impressive discography and is set to make waves as we usher in the new year.

In regards to the new release Leftwing : Kody tell us:

Being big fans of Hayden and the original we were excited to put our spin on this record, We wanted to keep the vibes of the original while adding that ‘get-up-and-dance’ energy we’re known for. We aimed to keep the essence that made the original a hit while giving it that extra oomph for the dancefloor, still respecting the track while taking it into a new direction.”

Schak – “Mama Used To Say”

Schak, the North England sensation, solidifies his status as a breakout talent with his latest release on Trick, “Mama Used To Say.” Following the massive success of his debut track ‘Moving All Around (Jumpin’),’ which amassed over 18 million Spotify streams, Schak cements his position at the forefront of the Makina subgenre. Blending elements of happy hardcore, scouse house, donk, and rapid-fire MC-ing, Schak’s high-energy sound has garnered praise from industry heavyweights like Skream, John Summit, and Danny Howard. With ‘Mama Used To Say,’ Schak unleashes a high-octane anthem that instantly captivates, featuring a catchy and energetic groove, tight, clipped funk-infused drums, and a dazzling female vocal sample that serves as an irresistible hook. This release marks another milestone in Schak’s meteoric rise, following a year that included a Mixmag Lab stream and an official halftime set at Newcastle United’s Carabao Cup game, showcasing his undeniable talent and influence in the electronic music scene.

Navos – “The Garden”

Navos‘ latest single, “The Garden,” is a vibrant and euphoric dance anthem that showcases the producer’s prowess in crafting infectious beats. The track opens with a mesmerizing melody that quickly evolves into an uplifting and energetic soundscape. Navos demonstrates a keen understanding of the electronic music landscape, delivering a track that seamlessly blends contemporary production elements with timeless dancefloor appeal.

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