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Following up the Goldroom remix of “Modern Hearts” from The Knocks‘ upcoming remix EP (out May 7th on Beatport) come new versions of the single from NAPT, Amtrac, Samuel, and Treasure Fingers, whose remix just premiered on Potato Will Eat You, the new YouTube channel curated by Diplo, Skrillex, A-Trak. Also included in this promo is the original single which recently shot to #1 on Hype Machine.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Modern Hearts (Main Mix)
2. Modern Hearts (Club Edit)
3. Modern Hearts (Treasure Fingers Remix)
4. Modern Hearts (NAPT Remix)
5. Modern Hearts (Amtrac Remix)
6. Modern Hearts (Samuel Remix)

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British singer-songwriter Dido Armstrong returns with her fourth studio album, Girl Who Got Away, in March 2013. This DJ promo package features her new single “No Freedom” with remixes by Benny Benassi, Tom Swoon, Ark Angel, Dave Okumu, J Viewz, and Adrian Lux.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:

1. No Freedom (Album Version)
2. No Freedom (Benny Benassi Remix)
3. No Freedom (Tom Swoon Remix)
4. No Freedom (Ark Angel Remix)
5. No Freedom (Dave Okumu Rework)
6. No Freedom (J Viewz Remix)
7. No Freedom (Adrian Lux Remix)

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Brooklyn-based dance trio Tortured Soul has already made their mark on the world of dance music and to celebrate the release of their latest single, “Dirty,” an assortment of alternate mixes have been made available. This DJ promo contains remixes from Makoto, DJ Spinna, DJ Pepsi, and Sir Piers who whips up several funky versions. Also included is the song’s original version and Urich unveils his own remix, which smooth the beats into a spectacle of orgasmic disco jazz.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:

1. Original Mix
2. Live Version
3. Dj Spinna Nostalgic Future Remix
4. John‐Christian Urich Sensual Mix
5. DJ Pepsi Mix
6. Makoto 4×4 Remix
7. Sir Piers ‘Fools Re-­‐funked’ Club Version
8. Sir Piers & Bazööka Club Remix
9. Sir Piers & Döggie Benson Extended Remix

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DJ Times called him “the one to watch for in 2013,” and for good reason: Kenny Summit is on fire, and this latest collaboration with none other than the Godfathers of house, Frankie Knuckles and Eric Kupper is slamming. The trio deliver a stunning Motown inspired dance floor stomper with an uplifting vocal by the one and only Yasmeen. Sure to be a hit at this year’s ADE, “‘Loving You” is already in heavy rotation with DJs like Cajmere, Grant Nelson, Scott Wozniak, Benji Candelario, Sonny Fodera, Aki Bergen, Quentin Harris, Robert Owens, Marques Wyatt, Danism, Tony Humphries, DJ Dealer, Sunshine Jones, Danny Rampling, John Morales, Graeme Park, Pete Tong and many more.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:

1. Loving You

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“Anything Could Happen” is the first new single from the British singer-songwriter, Ellie Goulding, since she burst onto the scene with her #1 hit single “Lights.” This digital DJ promo features remixes of the single by Alex Metric, Flinch, Birdy Nam Nam, White Sea, Blood Diamonds, Submerse, Almighty, and Guy.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:

1. Anything Could Happen (Alex Metric Remix)
2. Anything Could Happen (Flinch Remix)
3. Anything Could Happen (Birdy Nam Nam Remix)
4. Anything Could Happen (White Sea Remix)
5. Anything Could Happen (Blood Diamonds Remix)
6. Anything Could Happen (Submerse Remix)
7. Anything Could Happen (Almighty Radio)
8. Anything Could Happen (Guy Club Remix)
9. Anything Could Happen (Guy Dub)
10. Anything Could Happen (Guy Radio Edit)

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After making a big impact online with a premiere on Spin.com, The Knocks‘ latest single, “The Feeling” (out now at iTunes), now receives several remixes for The Feeling Remix EP (out 9/11) that includes “Learn To Fly.” Following their recent collaboration with Fred Falke for the Geronimo EP, this digital DJ promo features remixes by Edwin Van Cleef, Seamus Haji, Lazerdisk Party Sex, and Com Truise.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. The Feeling (Original)
2. The Feeling (Edwin Van Cleef Remix)
3. The Feeling (Seamus Haji Remix Edit)
4. The Feeling (Lazerdisk Party Sex Remix)
5. Learn To Fly (Original)
6. Learn To Fly (Com Truise Remix)

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The Kon & The Gang EP contains six brand new dancefloor-ready remixes of all-time disco classics. Two are unreleased Kon remixes, previously played exclusively on Gilles Peterson’s BBC1 radio show around the same time Gilles crowned Kon the Re-edit/Rework king of 2012. The four others are by Caserta, Venice Beach, DJ Smash, and Hippie Torrales – the winners of the Kon & The Gang remix competition, hosted by Legitmix. Included in this DJ Promo is Kon’s remix of Chic‘s “Good Times,” plus a bonus mini-mix of the EP. Legitmix will also be giving away Caserta’s “I’m Coming Out” edit and the original track to introduce you to their ground breaking platform that recreates a remix using the track it samples (more on Legitmix).

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Chic – Good Times (Kon’s Nite Time Remix)
2. Kon & The Gang Mini-mix

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Seminal producer and Godfather of House Music Frankie Knuckles along with his production partner Eric Kupper put their seal of approval on Kenny Summit‘s new release “Why Me,” with a coveted Director’s Cut remix. Blessed by the one and only house legend Darryl D’Bonneau, “Why Me” is a tale of heartbreak, love, and overcoming the adversity that life sometimes throws at us. Kenny Summit’s second release on his imprint Good For You Records, this package features two rock solid mixes that are being supported by the biggest names in proper house, including: Grant Nelson, Tony Humphries, Marques Wyatt, Robert Owens, Dimitri From Paris, and many more.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Why Me (Original)
2. Why Me (Director’s Cut Remix)

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A captivating chanteuse, a rabble-rousing entertainer and theatrical fashion chameleon, Paloma Faith prepares to unleash her second album, Fall To Grace, which debuted on the top of the UK charts to critical acclaim, with the first US single, “Picking Up The Pieces” dropping soon. This digital DJ promo also features club remixes by RackNRuin, Moto Blanco, Jakwob, and Bills & Hurr. Watch the official video for “Picking Up The Pieces” here.

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Picking Up The Pieces (Album)
2. Picking Up The Pieces (RackNRuin Remix)
3. Picking Up The Pieces (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
4. Picking Up The Pieces (Jakwob Remix)
5. Picking Up The Pieces (Bills & Hurr Remix)

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The release of Geronimo sees Fred Falke – one of the pioneers of the renaissance of the French House sound – paired with New York’s The Knocks. The result is unexpectedly brilliant and shows a perfect annexation of both the artists’ musical output to date, whilst somehow being incredibly futuristic. It features Falke’s trademark bass and classic spacey disco influence of the late 90s, the electro and vocal sampling of The Knocks, and a slightly menacing, infectious synthy groove. Recently played by Annie Mac on BBC Radio 1 and now available exclusively at Beatport with a wide release on July 23rd via Kitsuné, the EP also features remixes by Louis La Roche, Aylen and Lenno.

Here is a Soundcloud Minimix link for blogging:
http://soundcloud.com/theknocks/the-knocks-fred-falke-geronimo/s-GFFON

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PROMO TRACKLIST:
1. Geronimo (Original)
2. Geronimo (Louis La Roche Remix)
3. Geronimo (Aylen Remix)
4. Geronimo (Lenno Remix)