Stage Hoppers, we are back with House Cat Hits! This week we’ve got fresh new music by John Summit, Space 92, Nico de Andrea and more!
The Temper Trap — “Sweet Disposition” (John Summit & Silver Panda Remix)
John Summit and innovative house duo Silver Panda remix “Sweet Disposition” by The Temper Trap, out now via Experts Only. This enduring indie anthem receives the club treatment with this powerful arrangement. The nostalgia of this track exudes through the explosive house energy. This transformation of “Sweet Disposition” is a perfect anthem for the club or festivals of 2024!
Mau P — “BEATS FOR THE UNDERGROUND”
Mau P‘s latest single, “BEATS FOR THE UNDERGROUND,” grooves and moves through the realm of the underground. With its pulsating bassline, crisp percussion, and catchy vocal samples, this new track showcases Mau P’s effortless talent; it seems to create intoxicating house music.
HI-LO, Space 92 — GENESIS EP
HI-LO and Space 92, two stars in the techno scene, reunite with a two track offering this Friday. GENESIS begins with the blistering sonic journey through “Orion.” While the fast-paced atmosphere lures the listener, the artists reveal a melodic techno vibrancy beneath the surface. Then the titular track travels around the sun for a face-melting hybrid of techno, piano house, and rave that screams peak time!
Dom Dolla, Odd Mob — “Saving Up” (Odd Mob remix)
Odd Mob officially releases his remix of Dom Dolla‘s “Saving Up.” The soulful energy of the original is stripped down to its bare bones. Odd Mob takes the initiative to venture into a darker atmosphere with its deep bassline and pitched down vocals. While I love the original, this new edit offers a different side of house music many will love.
Nico de Andrea — Love Therapy (album)
Nico de Andrea‘s debut album, Love Therapy, seamlessly blends Afro House and Melodic Pop, featuring captivating collaborations with artists like Eli & Fur, Tensnake, Marcus Santoro, and Julia Church. Inspired by personal tales of impossible love, conflict, and separation, the album eloquently explores themes of nostalgia, longing, passion, and hope across its twelve tracks. The poignant journey delves into various phases of relationships and the resilient coping mechanisms needed to navigate challenging times.
Marlon Hoffstadt, DJ Daddy Trance, Coach Harrison — “Tell Me Daddy”
All Day I Dream imprint — Various Artists — A Winter Sampler VI
Lee Burridge’s All Day I Dream starts 2024 with the latest addition to its semi-annual compilation series, A Winter Sampler VI. The assortment of tracks spans across emerging artists within the melodic house scene. Their styles range from vibrant sounds to mesmerizing grooves. For A Winter Sampler VI, this impressive lineup from around the world delivers to 12 beautiful tracks across the melodic house spectrum, including the likes of Facundo Mohrr, Maxi Degrassi, Wassu, Simon Vuarambon, Sinca, Curol, Seth Schwarz, and more.
Stay tuned for more on the standout track “Create The Universe” and exclusive content with Seth Schwarz and Solidmind.
Duke & Jones — “Formulate”
Kiesza, Sugar Jesus — “Heaven Ain’t Calling”
Four-time Juno winning Kiesza is always taking strides in the industry with an array of talents and explorations. Now, reminiscing on the irresistible house-inflected pop of her debut, “Heaven Ain’t Calling” infects the listeners with heartfelt lyrics and vibrant energy. Regarding the release, Kiesza shares:
A friend of mine once said, ‘If none of my friends are going to Heaven, I just want to go where they’re going’. It made me think about the oppression that can come with self-expression and the courage it takes to wake up every day and be completely yourself. In ‘Heaven Ain’t Calling,’ the underlying message I’m conveying is that nothing will stop me from being exactly who and what I was created to be. And if Heaven Ain’t Calling me, I’m going where all the people go!”