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Big Tunes July

Hottest tracks of the month

  • Mixmag Asia Staff
  • 5 August 2015
Big Tunes July

1. Michel Cleis & Klement Bonelli Feat. Martin Wilson

Marvinello

Label: Rebirth
Release: 20/09/2015

Sharp percussion, a thumping groove and just the right amount of sing-a-long sensibility have made this into a instant winner.

2. Dj Marky

Silly

Label: Innerground Records
Release: 15/06/2015

Yes. It's the return of DJ Marky. The Brazilian magician's been in the studio, wrapped up his debut solo artist album and is set to release it just in time for those summer BBQs, parties in the park and rooftop raves.

3. Terrence Parker

Alarm The Sound (John Tejada Remix)

Label: Abstract Theory Records
Release: 15/06/2015

Tejada's edit is aimed firmly at the warehouse. His re-imagining features giant piano chords, outrageous low-end rumbles and claps that bring a whole lotta groove. It's a track that when dropped at 4am would do serious damage.

4. Tiga

Bugatti (Jauz Remix)

Label: Mad Decent
Release: 27/01/2015

We'll take as many remixes as we can of this epic dance tune by Tiga.

5. Major Lazer feat. Wild Belle

Be Together

Label: Mad Decent
Release: 01/06/2015

This tune is in regular rotation on the 2015 summer festival circuit.

6. Fono

Real Joy (Duke Dumont Re-Edit)

Label: Relentless Records
Release: 14/06/2015

A clubby house track whose sublime synth sounds resonated well with the crowds at that started popping up in sets by Skream and The Magician's shows.

7. Richy Ahmed

Can't You See

Label: Strictly Rhythm
Release: 13/07/2015

Opening with a hard-hitting 4/4 beat ‘Can’t You See’ features a funk-laden walking bassline adding fluidity to the mix, calling on the sound of the 80s and bringing it in to the present day.

8. Dirty Hands

Technimatic

Label: Shogun Audio
Release: 12/07/2015

Picking up from where they left off, Pete Rogers and Andy Powell deliver a superb sun-drenched EP coupling sharp, pristine drum & bass with trademark musicality perfect for the summer months ahead.

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