one new track & 3 new remixes. praise you (adrock & mike d rmx), everybody needs a 303 (plump djs rmx), that old pair of jeans feat. lateef the truthspeaker, right here right now (freemasons club mix)

the remixes have landed and first up is a slick electro house mix by King Roc. On the flip Aquasky throwdown a proper remix

The minimal anthem from Booka Shade gets the Stanton warriors treatment with their trademark tight beats and excellent edits. Naughty but nice

2 rockin tracks from the mighty Brothers Bud that bridge the gap between funky and techy. Crazy Jack brings the searing lead lines, Don't Stop is all about the infectious groove and military style snare breakdown. pressed on transparent green vinyl

Nelly furtado gets a dirty breakbeat makeover from the Cut & Run/Crisp Biscuit crew that sits it up on some mighty sub-bass and rolling beats. Flip for Jigga-What which continues the bass heavy booty action

bringing back one of Florida's all-time old-school classics, darling nikki and davie d rework this '95 classic. With their signature synth heavy style, and rocking bass-lines, this floor mover is sure to be one of the hottest remixes of '06. Flip it for the original version

second sampler of the Sokolov mix album continues the groove set by Vlad on Pt.1. First up the Diverted boys deliver a no-nonsense grinder that is sure to send a buzz across the nations dancefloors, on the flip they team up with label boss Vlad to drop a techy groover that rounds off this package nicely

Mach One cuts it big time with Rip Chord being a spanking mix of tight beats addictive bass and one serious soundscape, flip for a funked up remix by the mighty Elite Force

A rich lead line rides a seriously funky groove all the way to the breakdown and then kicks back in taking the dancefloor to the peak of ecstacy. On remix duties Dopamine toughens up the beats making it more accessible to the tech breaks dancefloors

old school vibes and new wave production creating a funked out vibe with plenty of depth. On the remix baobinga steps up for another killer work-out giving it the edge that only he knows how

a barrage of dubwise breaks coming out with Tayo leading the way using his Radio 1 show as the perfect platform for speading the dubwise vibe, here rob smith gives a great example of how it should be done, and flipside Tayo rips it up with Care In The Community for good measure

funk fuelled breakbeat monster bolstered by some acid lines and some driving guitar licks. One the flip ED209 takes us on a mindwarp adventure into sonic bass and sharp edged beats

2 prime cuts of funky chunky breakbeat delight that are sure to rock the party. Both sides feature chugging grooves laden with funk samples, hot stuff!

Muzic Nonstop is a bass heavy progressive electro anthem that pounds with bass and some familiar lead synth. Robotman is a vocoded bleepy dance floor stomper with a sweet poppy edge. Two German floor fillers that have been out of print for several years. Side B features a never released remix of World Wide Funk by Dynamix II that pounds with energy

massive release! 2 pieces of wax with 12 different flavers to choose from. 1.money in the bag (k&s rmx), 2. keep on searchin, 3.danse macabre, 4.one of these days (feat u-gene), 5.jolie banane, 6.no sun in the sky, 7. say yeah, 8. maputo express, 9. 5 to 4, 10. keep me home (feat. dez), 11. mambo solitario, 12. hello big mama

Crisp beats, gnarly leads and sub bass a plenty are the order of the day as Cyberfunk label boss, DJ Quest, unleashes another dark and twisted assault on the nations dancefloors

ctrl-z vs. screwface - stereo:typical ctrl-z - badman (screwface remix)

ed209 vs. ken mac - hell yeah! ed209 - back it up (feat. bad habits)

Tell Me How You Feel is a disco dancing feel-good summer breaks anthem that will have the girls flocking to the dancefloor, with the lads following just behind them. Basketball jam finally makes it to vinyl after appearing on mix CDs by Ali B, Freq Nasty and Danny Mac

Kraftys vocal monster gets rerubbed by some of the biggest names in Breaks. First up the Young Punx turn in a pumping full vocal 4/4 edit that could well cross over into the roxys. On the Flip Kid Kenobi and Rogue element pump up the electro stylings resulting in a heavy duty breaks floor filler

As the title suggests, the track keeps building and building with no hint of stopping, until it reaches peak time madness. Flip for in the end, slightly more chilled vibes but with the genuine stamp of precision approval that oozes class from every bassbin & tweeter

More under the counter booty business from those east london wheeler dealers. This time theyve got their hands on a kosher bit of tuneage that might remind you of a certain nineties tune by n-trance

Well this is awesome, Dylan Rhymes featuring the sleazy vocals of Odissi comes with this massive sounding heads down electro housey groove topped of by odissis fitting vocals, flip for a different remix with pure filth bass from the man Elite Force

Side A brings the title track Bounce with distorted kick drums and solid snares that ride you to the break with high energy. Side B jumps off with Basstown which is a more straight 808 and vocoder number with Hydraulixs signature crisp beats.Nympho ends this 12 off again heavy 808 beats and moans and groans

The Darkside is a driving tight electro number with solid beats, moving bassline, and smooth melodies. Next comes He's Waiting, an epic combination of old school breaks/progressive electro and hard electro beats. On Side B Exzakt takes things over with 2 remixes of The Darkside. Signature Exzakt sounds all over this with parts of the original fit in just right

a big groovy stompin' track, remixed from dylan rhymes who adds some house flavor to it

2 bumpin breaks remixes of this 80's tune

4 huge remixes - not to be missed

2 nice remixes of this hit: crazy / tech itch rmx

2 phat tracks with familiar samples and heavy basslines

3 smooth tracks with some blunted out funky jazzy grooves underneath: flack.su rmx / original / si begg rmx

2 solid tracks with up-front electro synth basslines and old school and ragga samples

More funky-breaks grooves from A.skillz and The Beatvandals. Adding their own trademark of infusing Hip Hop and wicked breakbeats, and working it into each track with a funky edge...Funk-tastic! lots of recognizable samples here take a listen

The original starts off with a scratched up a vocal sample of the title before settling into a heavy drum break, funky horn sample, and a rockin monotonic bassline reminiscent of post big-beat breaks circa '98. On the mic Bukue delivers a rapid fire vocal that makes you say ooo-weee

J-bass & journeyman are the men behind the masks of code red, and have flipped the script with this next single. Squelchy bass rolls underneath tightly constructed grooves whilst pads and seductive vocal edits sit perfectly on top, flip it for a remix from porno breaks

Jennavive adds some wicked vocals to this dark breaker. the flip features a rmx from Viro and Kemical

haunting keyboards over a bouncing bassline and a heavy skanking rhythm, flip it for Ska Warz which is a totally addictive ska Breaks track that is set to raise the temperature

fierce breakbeat onslaught of massive proportions, remixed by superstyledeluxe

techy, funked up rhythms that would be equally at home in a house or breaks set. Kickflip steps up for remix duties and adds some percussion into the mix for maximum dancefloor effect

4 essential tracks! kill the humanoid / bass junkie & technological terror "dark times" / dexorcist's b-boy bass edit "robot movement" / fear teacher

bad-ass drums, sick basslines, and insane production on every track: dirt bbg / blindside / power station

Top stuff from Ben & Lex who supply an awesome skankin reggae style belter. Boabinga & I.D. Present Big Monster Remix on the flip is one hell of a monster worth checking out

Always pushing the boundaries of dance music, Freestylers return with an incredible new single Jump & Twist. Backed with Painkiller which is a collaboration featuring d & b dons Pendulum, this is an awesome combination. MC SirReal adds a rawkus vocal to their uncompromising use of rocked out guitars and thumping basslines, creating a sure fire classic

This is gonna be massive, Ed Solo & Skool Of Thought turns in the best remix in ages as he rips up Pain Killer by Freestylers Ft Pendulum & Sirreal, flip for a d&b version by noisia

Get down to some groovy mid paced funkiness on the a-side with its 70s horns and vocal snippets straddling a very phat beat. flip it for a similiar vibe with some serious P-funk attitude going on. perfect for bars, warm up sets, and house parties

The mighty 4 Hero get their hands on Keep Me Home by the infamous Kraak & Smaak and give it a chilled injection, you also get the original, Soul Of Man provide a sweet remix with very solid beats, and finishing is a fresh track Hello Big Mama

2 cuts of gnarly bassline breaks, rasping leadlines, rolling beats, and vocal snippets tying it all together

LIMITED COLLECTORS EDITION REMASTERED ON 200 GRAM VINYL! Infiniti remix of The Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams"

2 deep groovers. work on u (koma & bones mix), forget it all

"wish I was a little bit taller, wish I was a brawler" yep its that, brought to life by breakbeat phenomenon Aquasky who provide the massive beats chunky mids and mint FX to boot Skeelo's addictive lyrics right on to a breakbeat dancefloor near you