A funky fresh house jam, ‘The Reason’ combines steady kick drums with chunky, low-end bass and Kelli-Leigh’s silky vocals. It follows on from Halogen’s viral single ‘U Got That’, a TikTok sensation that amassed over 90K videos garnering millions of likes. It also clocked in over 850K Shazams, 37 Million streams on Spotify, charted on Apple Music’s dance chart in 36 countries and accumulated over 200 Million YouTube views on various videos featuring the song.

Josh Taylor and Alex Dunsker first met through mutual friends at Georgia Tech in 2013. A mutual love for house music led to them collaboratively producing music all the way through college, and the duo would go on to release music on the likes of Spinnin’ Records, Polydor Records and Universal Music Group.

Kelli-Leigh is best known for being the uncredited vocalist in the UK number one single ‘I Got U’ by Duke Dumont and ‘I Wanna Feel’ by Second City. She also featured on James Hype’s single ‘More Than Friends’ which hit top ten in the UK; as well as performing backing vocals for the likes of Adele and Leona Lewis among others.

The next chapter in the story, ‘The Reason’ sees Halogen continue their journey into floor-filling house music.

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The remix is Future House track mixed with a Trap breakdown with NorthSideBenji spitting hard raps. He tells the story of their secret relationship on his verse. The original song was recorded and released in Canada, and the remix was created in Denmark by producer K-Del, and edited, mixed and mastered by platinum engineer and producer DCat Cornelius. Previously, DCat & K-Del collaborated on a project featuring Snoop Dogg and another featuring George Clinton. The two have reunited to form a production team under the DCat Music Label.

Neena Rose is not only a singer/songwriter, she’s a young entrepreneur, owning a production company. Neena engineers and produces her own vocals, does the artwork and even edits her own promo videos. Neena Rose captures the spirit of her generation in all her music and plans to take the world by storm with her upcoming Single and EP.

The single is being released on Neena Rose’s vanity label, Rosatone Records, which is distributed by DCatMusic/TheOrchard/Sony. Neena is currently working on a 5 song EP to be released later this fall.

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Rome In Reverse(Antonella Pacifico) has collaborated with music producer and co-founder FAR  (Future Archive Recordings), Sun Glitters on new song ‘Coralline’. Four Four adds their opinion on the new single, “Rome In Reverse and Sun Glitters showcase a cohesive single, despite their different artistic styles and range. This advantage gives them the room to shine in their own light on this track.”

Rome In Reverse adds her thoughts,  “It’s natural for me to immerse myself in a landscape while I produce music. ‘Coralline’ is the perfect way to explain how I feel at that moment, and what I see in my conscience. Who better than Sun Glitters, with his ambient sounds accompanied with downtempo beats, to take me to that mental place. A dive in a deep blue ocean, breathless while hearing the call of the mermaids (the choir in the track) and surrounded by beautiful coral.”

Pacifico delivers her luscious and dreamlike sound that you would expect from a Rome In Reverse single, and Sun Glitters adds his flair with his ambient structure.

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A moody deep house cut, ‘PJ’ weaves sparse vocal samples, downbeat piano chords and high-pitched flute sounds around its driving bassline – harnessing a minimalistic yet highly danceable vibe.

Two Eastern European (Slovakian & Polish) Producer / DJs who grew up in Chicago together, BELMONT BOYS have blossoming careers under their solo monikers Plumpy and Très Mortimer.

BELMONT BOYS commented: “This track started with the piano loop which was composed on an Ableton Push. We made it after Très opened for the Chainsmokers last summer and absolutely had to hit the studio after. PJ stands for Private Jet. We always see big DJs flying private to shows and posting photos like they’ve been producing in the air. The dreamy piano and driving bass make this a dance worthy addition to any house playlist, or USB if you’re a DJ.”

The first track the BELMONT BOYS released together (as Plumpy and Très Mortimer) was ‘BAMBU’, which Diplo premiered at Burning Man, was released via Mad Decent, and has received 500k+ plays across streaming platforms. The boys prefer to keep things light and fun and bring the party wherever they go. They’re both influenced by Eastern European sounds, as well as those they heard growing up in the birthplace of house, Chicago.

As a solo artist, Plumpy has remixed for X Ambassadors, Grayson Chance, TyDi, Riff Raff, and The Arkells, as well as released on a number of labels including Young Money, Interscope, Armada, Trap Nation, and more. Now based in Los Angeles, he’s a regular DJ at events such as Space Yacht.

Straddling between dance music pr and hip hop, Très Mortimer has opened for The Chainsmokers, Audien, Nitti Gritti, Lil Yachty, YBN Cordae and more. He’s played at a number of well known venues throughout the states including LA’s Exchange, Chicago’s Concord Music Hall, and Seattle’s Nuemos.

‘PJ’ marks the next chapter of what promises to be a fruitful collaboration between two close friends and artists.

Announcing itself with a driving kick drum, ‘What You Want’ is a rousing vocal house track with an unmistakably Balearic feel, building in intensity across its four minutes. On a similar tip, ‘What You Do’ is powered by a deep and pumping bassline, drawing inspiration from the 303-driven world of Chicago acid house.

Speaking on the tracks, Blinkie explains, “The inspiration behind me making “What You Do” & “What You Want” was the 90s techno and house scene. I wanted to make something different from my usual sound – something a bit more moody, gritty and energetic more for underground clubs.”

The release follows on from a slew of successful singles: ‘Must Be Love’, ‘Don’t Give Up (On Love)’ which amassed 30 million streams and was playlisted on BBC Radio 1, and thirdly ‘Little Love’ which featured in The Guardian’s list of ‘Songs of the Summer’ for 2019. Along the way, Blinkie has earned radio support from Nick Grimshaw, Scott Mills, MistaJam, Reece Parkinson, Jordan North and DJ Target across BBC Radio 1 & 1Xtra.

Outside of his own tracks, Blinkie is also established as an in-demand producer and remixer. His production credits include tracks with Lana Del Rey, Giggs and Wretch 32, and he’s also remixed the likes of Anne-Marie, Major Lazer and Sigala. Stretching beyond music, Blinkie runs the men’s clothing line Profit X Loss, which has been sported by big names on both sides of the Atlantic: 50 Cent, Yo Gotti, Young MA, Ghetts and Bugzy Malone.

Marking his first new music of 2020, ‘What You Want’ / ‘What You Do’ sees Blinkie drop two house bombs just in time for summer.

South London based producer/musician KMODO announces new song ‘When Will I Get There’ which is set to be released on the  5th of June 2020.

‘When Will I Get There’ features, singer Clara Serra Lopez and the release will be accompanied by a LIVE VIDEO featuring a full band. It is about the personal battle with your-self over expectations and achievement and features retro, lo-fi synths, ethnic percussion and slightly wonky beats.

Watching these talented four percussionists work is a surreal experience, as the viewer is drawn in with amazement for the skills presented. Keeping the underlying beat, the musicians bring forward their signature and defining sound of marimbas and steel drums.

The Paris-based band Maxime Buffel members (synths, DAW), Manon Duchemann (Marimba), Justine Feuillette (Vibraphone) and Johann Feuerstoss (Drums) all began studying music as children before going on to meet at the Conservatory of Versailles, where they were involved in classical and jazz studies.