Jacques Greene ft. Rochelle Jordan - Let Go (Big Miz Remix)

After getting two tastes of the forthcoming deluxe version of Jacques Greene's Dawn Chorus in mid-December, LuckyMe Records has treated us to another mouthwatering morsel. Here Glasgow's Big Miz has remixed Rochelle Jordan led track "Let Go," leveraging the already ambrosial quality of Greene's craftwork into a more typical house affair. The new percussive leads are sublime and spine-tingling, setting the mood for this resplendent remix. Not quite as ethereal as the original, Big Miz is still able to keep much of the bewitching backdrop as he drives "Let Go" forward with the new, fat and rolling bass-line. It succeeds in making its listeners stand up straight, ears perked at each note, while also beckoning them to the dance-floor to move around in Greene's inimitable brand of magic. A true to the original, yet equally inspired and irradiant remix, find it now below and get the full deluxe edition of Dawn Chorus, with remixes from Lunice, Nathan Micay and others, January 31st via LuckyMe.
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S-Type - Fetch

The great Glaswegian S-Type is back! But let it be known he didn't actually go anywhere, as he's had a handful of releases in the last year, including the epic "The Rain" with Hudson Mohawke. Indeed it is that awesome allure of "The Rain" and classic "Billboard" that S-Type is once again hosting. "Fetch," from forthcoming S-Type Beat EP out September 18th on LuckyMe, returns to the utterly euphoric hip hop tinged instrumental energy that made S-Type such a staple in the scene before everything was termed trap and/or future bass. This is quite simply massive melodic madness, enough to have you both jumping for joy and on your knees weeping at the killer craftsmanship. Pre-order now here.FOLLOW S-TYPE: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Defunk - Can't Buy Me (The Remixes)

Yes, I know it's Tuesday, but being the crazy days before the whole world breaks down for the holidays, I figured I'd get a jump on 2018's last new episode of Bump In The Hump. Fresh (and free) from Westwood Recordings are a trio of remixes of Defunk's "Can't Buy Me," one of which will work its way into the mix tomorrow. Stream below and place your bets as to which banger makes the cut.Being the final new episode of the year, I've got a couple special treats in store, but don't expect a full review of the year (that's coming next week). This episode will indeed follow the standard format with a few looks ahead to the weekend, with events from the Jungle Funk crew, Kill Them With Colour and a special Kawaii Leonard Soundclash (cute beats vs rap vocals). Being the end of the year, there's also a handful of tracks from year end, celebratory compilations including multiples from LuckyMe's Advent Calendar. Of course there's also the Fire Finale, so you can trust your holidays will get off to a scorching start. As always listen live from 7-9 PM EST via Radio Humber or after the fact on Mixcloud here.

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Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: knodis - Broken Circuit

Last week's episode of Bump In The Hump looked ahead to Hunter Siegel's CODA debut with the 3rd anniversary of No Neon. One of the tracks he dropped in his epic open to close set was our very own knodis and "Broken Circuit." Somehow I managed to forget to play it back in the summer, but that's remedied tonight as I unleash its alien/android appeal. Stream below and download free here.Once again I'll be digging through some of the odds and sods dropped off during the holiday break, including two from LuckyMe's Advent Calendar. We've got our usual mixture of everything from disco to deep and bass house, trap, dubstep and even some nightcore. There's big names like Botnek, Datsik, and Grandtheft offset by five new artist debuts. Finally we look ahead to the weekend with tracks from Vanic and G Jones, as well as my interview with Haus Of Panda who graces My Mixtape Satuday at 11. All this and more on Bump In The Hump tonight from 6-8 PM EST on Radio Humber. Stream live here and catch it after the fact via Mixcloud.

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Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Jacques Greene - To Say

This past Friday Jacques Greene released his much anticipated album Feel Infinite on LuckyMe Records. The veteran DJ and producer is no stranger to incredible original productions, with tracks like "These Days" garnering strong support from Annie Mac and others. And while he's been relatively quiet release-wise, it's almost assuredly a result of an intense focus on Feel Infinite. A focus that shines bright throughout the cohesive and emotive album, as each track has been clearly polished beyond compare, playing its role perfectly in the opus that is Feel Infinite. While you can call his tracks house, I find it hard to accept it as just that. Ever since I first heard, the Will Ferrell from Old School aided track, "I Like You" I've had a hard time quantifying Greene's releases. They are quite simply quality, thoughtful and supremely designed electronic productions. Just damn good music, regardless of genre.After having already heard both "You Can't Deny" and "Afterglow" on Bump In The Hump, it's my pleasure to be able to play yet another cut from Feel Infinite tonight, "To Say." You can also see Jacques Greene as he returns home to Toronto at the tail end of his tour, April 15th at Velvet Underground (RSVP and Tickets). "To Say" isn't the only Friday release that gets a spin on Bump In The Hump tonight, I've also got a track from BADLQQK's RQQKIES 2. Nor is Feel Infinite the only new album represented, as I've got a track from Honey Beard's debut Dreamless Sleep, out this Friday. Finally we enjoy an onslaught of house from Cosella, Smalltown DJs, Pat Lok and birthday boy Frustra, who is playing tonight at Edenhall and Saturday at The Beaver. Hear all this and more live on Radio Humber from 6-7 PM EDT, here.

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