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  • Toolroom Newsletter 29.10.08, Matt Samuels Enjoy The Silence, Chris Special Go Deep EP, ATFC Bad Weed EP, Kissing In Krakow & More

    29/10/2008

    ­Hello and welcome to the all new Toolroom Records website, and newsletter!

     

    Matt Samuels BannerMatt Samuels Packshot

    Toolroom golden boy Matt Samuels touches down with his stunning, long-awaited tribute to­ the seminal 1990 Depeche Mode classic 'Enjoy The Silence'! Entirely re-sung by the enigmatic For The Masses, this powerful re-interpretation is ready to do some serious damage on 2008’s dancefloors. Matt’s Original Club Mix is an anthemic tour-de-force of rolling beats and a thick, beefed-up bassline. Workidz follows on with a thundering, thrilling re-rub in his inimitable style, whilst Noir gives us a storming teched-out remix, an irresistible punchy retouch. Finally Label Manager Pete Griffiths sees his debut on Toolroom with a superb uplifting rework that flawlessly rounds off this package. An unmissable release!!

    Click Here To Listen To The Original Club Mix >>

    Click Here To Listen To Workidz Remix >>

    Click Here To Listen To Noir Remix >>

    Click Here To Listen To Pete Griffiths Remix >>

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    Chris Special HeaderChris Special Packshot

    Title track 'Go Deep' comes courtesy of Chris Special and Adam S. It’s a riot of a track, a bumpy bass-heavy bruiser that slaps you around the face and sticks a firecracker under your feet, made for big systems and guaranteed to electrify your dancefloor. Second track 'Spaced Out' is a dark intense trip down the rabbit hole, a wonky warped-out ride into sound with a rolling, twisted bassline and tension-filled blips and beeps. It’s an awesome contrast to the first track on the EP. An extremely promising start from a fresh Toolroom talent.

    Click Here To Listen To 'Go Deep' >>

    Click Here To Listen To 'Spaced Out' >>

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    The 'Bad Weed EP' follows ATFC’s last Toolroom belter 'Ya Killin Me'. 'Bad Weed' is a strapping, vigorous house workout. Teaming with snappy, charged-up beats plus a wickedly funky rising bassline, ATFC has smashed it yet again! Sterling support comes from Madrid’s house royalty D-Formation with a riveting dark remix that pulls you in and wraps you in rolling waves of sound, with a tense. The EP rounds off with another flawless ATFC banger entitled 'I’ll Work Ya Babe', an effortlessly cool, techy treat that builds and builds to a perfect high, making you shake all the junk in your trunk & wave your hands in the air like you just don’t care!!

    Click Here To Listen To 'Bad Weed' >>

    Click Here To Listen To Listen To 'Bad Weed' (D-Formation Remix) >>

    Click Here To Listen To 'I'll Work Ya Babe' >>

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    Best Of British

    It’s time to get voting again, with the launch of DJmag's Best of British Awards 2008. They've shortlisted a host of favourite DJs, producers & clubs, based on their performance in 2008, and  want you to vote for your favourites! It's a truely British affair: all nominees are British, and only votes cast by British ravers will be accepted. Not only has Toolroom been nominated as 'Best Label', head honcho Mark Knight has also been nominated as 'Best DJ', so now's the time to get involved and show your support! Voting is open until the 7th November, with the winners to be announced in a special awards ceremony at London’s AKA, on 26th November.

    Click Here To Vote >>

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    It’s been a great year for Toolroom Records. The ever-growing house and techno imprint headed up by Mark Knight continued their run of excellent Toolroom Knights parties at Ministry of Sound, launched a superb compilation series of the same name, set up a new sub-label showcasing hot new talent, released a steady stream of chart-topping, club-destroying tracks like Funkagenda’s 'WTF?' and his and Knight’s reworking off Laurent Garnier’s 'Man With The Red Face', scored a UK Top 20 hit with 'Baditude', and have seen their very own Dave Spoon become a Radio 1 DJ. What began back in 2004 as an output for Knight’s production has gone on to become one of the most popular house music labels – and indeed brands – the world over.

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    Thanks, and until next time - Have a great weekend! Toolroom Team!

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