Sudbeat

Greek producer Nick Varon steps up to make his full release debut on Sudbeat. Having been bitten by the house music bug through regular visits to London, it wasn't long before Nick was DJ'ing and stepping behind the decks himself. A residency at Athens' Venue Club saw him sharing the decks with many of the biggest names. His strength for delivering the perfect 'warm-up' lead to Hernan Cattaneo requesting Varon to open for him throughout Greece. A partnership that still flourishes today.


Having now toured the world, playing many events with the Sudbeat boss, the time has come for Nick to present his own work on the label. "Shibuya" and "Mohnblumchen" showcase the Greek's ability for creating beautifully deep and uplifting compositions. Turning their talents to reworking "Mohnblumchen" are Israeli Guy Mantzur and Columbia's Rikesto.


Enjoy!

Sudbeat boss Hernan Cattaneo once again joins forces with his compatriots Oliverio & Baunder aka. Soundexile to bring us release number #025, the hauntingly beautiful, "Japanese Snowbell."


As if having the main man back in the studio were not enough, Hernan has also drafted in Jamie Stevens for a debut appearance on the label. The award winning founding member of Infusion, renowned for his uncompromising and intricate productions, reworks the melancholic deepness of the original into a wonderfully uplifting, roof-raising number.


The second rework comes from Sudbeat regular, Manuel Sofia. Bathing us in synth, the young Argentinian creates a tender yet euphoric vision of "Japanese Snowbell." The wintery feel of the original is replaced by the warmth of Manuel's sunrise anthem.

Guy J makes a much anticipated return to Sudbeat for the first time sinks his 2009 "Pleasurety" ep. The Bedrock artist is one of the most consistent and productive artists of today and 2011 was yet another bumper year for the Israeli. At the close of the year we were treated to "Meridian" his co-production with Henry Saiz on Bedrock, his remix of Sian's "Sacred Geography" on Octopus and his stunning "Soul Of Arp" release on Funk D'Void's Outpost Recordings.


Having already kicked of 2012 with a bumper remix package for Bedrock, we find Guy already in blistering form. His latest double-header for Sudbeat kicks off with "High," a powerful techie uplifting number that grooves throughout and, whilst it does tempt us with a 'take off', the track teasingly never peaks. Cocoon artist Marc Marzenit however, shoots us into the stratosphere. Building the intensity throughout his mix, its powerful drums and dramatic melody create an arena rocking moment.


Guy's second original "Pathos" is a wonderfully warm and atmospheric number. Sweeping strings and staccato melody give a warm and euphoric feeling. Bringing a similar feeling with his warping baseline and dreamy melody is Sudbeat artist Luis Junior.


Enjoy!

Having never been bound by musical boundaries, Hildesheim's Marc Poppcke has successfully created and released music across a variety of genres for a host of the finest labels. His unique mastering of melody has seen him presenting modern, emotional and uplifting of house music for Diynamic Music, Plastic City, Darkroom Dubs, Freerange and Defected, each bathing in the warmth of Marc's work. Today its the turn of Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat.
  True to its title, lead cut "Displayed Emotions" sees Marc delivering an impressively uplifting, somewhat trancey slice of house. Spritely melodies glisten as powerful synth chords build upon each other. "History Repeating" is more of the same, with an added helping of Acid. Warm melody, mighty pulsing synth drops and the bubbling acidic underbelly, make for a mysterious and groovy number.
  Fellow master of the melodic arts, Spain's Dosem, steps up to deliver an epic rework of "Displayed Emotions", whilst Malta's Deepfunk displays cinematic vision with his Sunset Mix of "History Repeating."

Lonya has blazing a musical trail over the last couple of years. His sophisticated, melodic and rich textured productions, whilst often bearing a resemblance to past progressive sounds, reach far further into the modern musical consciousness.
  Lonya's short but sparkling discography has seen him release on labels including Supplemental, Bpitch Control, Konsequenz, Sweat Lodge and Elevation. Not only an artist, but also a label owner, running the rapidly growing, Asymmetric Recordings. 
Fond of working as a team, Lonya has already released a host of material alongside friends including Chaim, James Blonde Oliver Deutschmann and Hakimonu. Sudbeat 022 sees the Israeli once again playing tag-team, this time with Zombi, as the pair present "Kalanoit." 
The original is an anthem in the making, with its cinematic strings, angelic vocal and regal horns. The first of the remixes comes fellow Israeli's Audio Junkies, who whilst powering from the off with their big synth bass, create a mysterious atmosphere, once again with strings and vocal playing their part. The final mix is from the fair hands of the young Argentinian, Dark Soul Project. True to their name the mix is deep, epic and laden with drums and groove.

Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat imprint welcomes Nick Warren with his debut release, "Rumbletump."
   2011 has been a successful and productive year for the Bristol based DJ / Producer. His mastery of the Compilation Mix was in evidence once again on May's "Balance 018," and the same month saw him present "Buenos Aires", the single that also marked the 100th Release of his beloved Hope Recordings. Alongside remixes of Danny Howells, Tom Glass and Tripswitch plus appearances on compilations from Bedrock and Vapour, and as busy a touring schedule as ever before, it been a hectic twelve months for Mr Warren.
   "Rumbletump" is trademark 'Warren.' Deep, wonderfully moody and bubbling with atmospherics and piercing synth melody. The first of the remixes comes from German duo and fellow Sudbeat debutants, Microtrauma. Renowned for their work on Traum Schallplatten. The guys inject some pace and drive with their mix whilst still keeping the expansive feeling. Label regular Monaque brings the 'bass' on his rework. Heavy bottom-end, solid kick-drum and lazer-synths help his remix to round out the release perfectly.

Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat imprint opens its doors once again to welcome yet another new artist to the family. This time its the turn of Da Lukas and Paolo Bigazzi aka. Tone Float.
  Both die-hard lovers and supporters of the Synth, Tone Float are the proud owners of a enviable collection of keys… ranging from the vintage to the most modern. As one would expect, melody plays a key roll in the duo's productions. Tone Float seek to create atmosphere through intelligent sound design, targeting smooth electronic melodies and matching them with the grooving structure of House.
  The duo have found strong support through their releases on UK label, Urban Torque and their music has been played by the likes of Ben Watt, Laurent Garnier, Nick Warren, Sebastien Leger, Matthias Vogt, Funk D'Void and of course, Hernan Cattaneo.
  So to their debut for Sudbeat and the boys bring us the beautiful "Blue Velvet." In its original mix, the final track on the package, its a beautiful left of centre ambient piece. Truly lovely. Leading the ep though is the Tone Float Club Mix. Deep and wonderfully groovy, we find a smooth bubbling acid line playfully toying with the original's strings. Lovely.
  Da Lukas himself steps up to provide the first of the remixes. With a huge kick-drum, he keeps things deep and progressive. For the second remix the duo turn to fellow Urban Torque artist and Bedrock regular Neil Quigley. Staying true to the Club Mix, Neil keeps things acidy, whilst adding a touch of moody muscle.

Melbourne's Luke Porter is a clearly a star on the rise. The Australian's groove-driven sound has seen his productions already gain attention from many of the world's biggest DJ names. His finely honed DJ sets have also seen him travel afar, igniting the floors throughout Europe and his home nation.
  Busy in the studio, Luke's own productions have already seen their release on labels including microCastle, Flow, Iboga, Mashtronic and Mango Alley, and his collaborations with Cid Inc & Medway have consistently brought him widespread acclaim. His vision of modern progressive house music has also lead to the launch of his very label, Temporum Music. He has also recently been crowned the winner of not one, but two remix competitions. Reworking Guy Gerber for Cocoon and Guy J for Bedrock.
  Today Luke makes his debut on Sudbeat with a wonderfully fresh and modern slice of his work with "Opiate.". Backed by a debut remix from Kassey Voorn, and another form label regular Silinder, this is yet another prime Progressive package from Hernan Cattaneo's label. Essential.

Sydney based Rodskeez, has already established himself as a notable artist; gaining significant achievements as a producer, remixer, mastering engineer and DJ at the ripe age of 22.
As a DJ his sets see him look to take his audience on a journey through the realms of tech house whilst infusing elements of progressive and deep house. His DJ career of only two years has already seen him play alongside the likes of Gui Boratto, Henry Saiz, Sasha Le Monnier, Guy J, PQM, Hybrid, John Graham (Quivver) and Oxia, as well as playing at the most notable venues in Sydney including headlining events at Chinese Laundry’s cave.
His own productions have been remixed by the likes of Kasey Taylor, Hernan Cattaneo, Peter Horrevorts, Roger Martinez, Dousk, Solarity, Cid Inc, SQL and Inkfish and he has lent his own remix talents to productions from Jamie Anderson, Owain K, Kasey Taylor, Cid Inc and Dousk.
Rodskeez’ musical talent is evident in his diverse productions in nearly all genres of electronic music with a focus on progressive house, techno and tech house. His melodic and quirky style have seen him releasing on labels Vapour Recordings, 303 lovers, Replug, Hotfingers, Tribal Vision, Elevation and Tribal Vision to name a few. Today he makes his debut on Sudbeat with his "The Village" Ep, backed by remixes from Kasey Taylor and label chief Hernan Cattaneo alongside Soundexile.
Enjoy!

Always keen to promote new, up and coming Argentinean talent, Sudbeat boss Hernan Cattaneo once again returns to his homeland for release number 017 on the label... 
25 year old Buenos Aires resident, Facundo Mohrr has been steadily building a reputation thanks to a stream of releases and remixes. Under his own name, his brand of progressive house has already gathered many a big name supporter and seen him travel the globe to DJ. With the likes of Sasha, Nick Warren, Anderson Noise and Christian Smith all lending their support, it has encouraged Facundo to broaden his musical horizons and produce material with a tougher, techier edge. To be released under the pseudonym, Mohrr.
  So, making his debut on Sudbeat, Mohrr presents "Dirty Feet." A deep, driving tech workout. Its sweeping atmospherics and twisted echoing vocal work together with its rolling drums and elasticated synth stabs, to create a dark a devilish original cut.
  Finland's Cid Inc presents our first rework, making his debut on the label with an anthemic revision of "Dirty Feet." Upping the pace Cid Inc creates a wall of synth. Creative filtering adds to the tension as the beats grow in intensity and then fall away to unveil its synth laden break. Finally, we return from Scandinavia to Argentina and our final remix from, Martin Garcia. Classic progressive house at its finest. Layers of warm inviting synths, shallow drums and haunting piano stabs.

Release number sixteen for Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat label, and today he welcomes two of Israel's finest producers who together, have created one of the Argentine label's strongest releases to date.


Lonya and Hakimonu have blazing a musical trail over the past two years. Their sophisticated, melodic and rich textured productions, whilst often bearing a resemblance to past progressive sounds, reach far further into the modern musical consciousness.


Lonya's short but sparkling discography has seen him release on labels including Supplemental, Bpitch Control, Konsequenz, Sweat Lodge and Elevation. Not only an artist, but also a label owner. He owns and runs Asymmetric Recordings. A label that has released no fewer than six releases by his great friend, Hakimonu.


Hakimonu's early tracks appeared on the "The World Is Ours" EP's. A series of releases from James Blonde's Konsequenz label. It was his "Jag House 1989" cut that found favour with Hernan Cattaneo, and was included on his "Master Series 13" compilation. 2010 saw the launch of his very own 'Hakimonu' label.


Having followed and been supportive of the pair since their very first releases. It was a simple decision for Hernan, when presented with new material, to immediately snap it up for Sudbeat. The "Sea Saw" EP is a pure and perfect example of the exquisite.

2011 is set to be a big year for Hernan Cattaneo’s Sudbeat imprint, and kicking things off is yet another debut on the label. Berlin resident Ioan Gamboa has released material on a number of labels under various guises. Today he is set to take centre stage under his own name.
  2010 saw the release of his debut album “Hier Rein Da Raus” on his own Madberlin label, and his work found support from the likes of Richie Hawtin, Xpansul, Marc Antona and of course Hernan Cattaneo.
  With his dynamic live show Ioan has toured the world, breaking down, and recreating his own work, live on stage. Today he brings us his latest work. Two sparkling new originals in, “Spiral” and “Hope”.
  “A release I am really proud of thanks to the collaboration with one of the artists I admire the most; due to his amazing background, special feeling for music, and the work done though label like Renaissance. The one and only, Hernan Cattaneo.” – Ioan Gamboa.
  The remix of “Spiral” comes from the label head himself, who once again teams up with his fellow countrymen, Soundexile.

Sudbeat boss Hernan Cattaneo once again teams up with his countrymen Soundexile on the label's first release of what promises to be a successful 2011. Oliverio & Baunder join forces with Hernan having already featured alongside him on 2009's "The Remixes EP" and this year's "Cripsis", as well as on the remix of M.O.D.E.'s "Circles".


Today sees the trio revisit and re-edit "Teleport", a track that in its original form, featured on Hernan's most recent edition of Renaissance's "Masters Series". Backing the refreshed original is a remix package that contains experience and youth.


UK producer King Unique, fresh from the success of his Bedrock releases, "2000 Suns" and "Vamoosh" (alongside Anthony Pappa), turns "Teleport" into a groove-lead, low-slung tech-house cut. Chopping the original's melody, King Unique allows to break up, but never take over the groove of the track.


The final two remixes on the package come courtesy of competition winners. Given the parts to what with then as they wish, and judged by Hernan himself, each winner was given the honor of seeing their mix, included on the release. David Granha takes keeps "Teleport" on a tough, but melodic, progressive path. Whereas Victoria R, hits us with a wall of sound and rib-shaking kick drum.

Sudbeat welcome another resident of Argentina, Manuel Sofia for an exciting debut release. Having made his first appearance on the label remixing Hernan Cattaneo and John Tonks' 'July' (SB008), Manuel is now handed the controls himself, and takes us on a journey to, 'An Endless Forest'.
The 26 year old producer from Buenos Aires was born into a music family, as the son of a renowned classical pianist. Music was already in the blood, and at the age of 16 he set out on his own musical journey. Having tuned his skills behind the decks, at 21 the time had come to enter into the world of production.
Since that time, Manuel has released and remixed for labels including Audiotherapy, Hope Recordings, Natura Sonoris, Sprout, Electribe and Global Underground, as well as his very own Noizen Records. His brand of beautifully melodic progressive-tech, has already won him a legion of big name fans. Having travelled the world, and played many of the most legendary of venues, 2010 looks to be yet another exciting and groundbreaking year for the Argentine.
"An Endless Forrest" once again sees Manuel demonstrate his skill for crafting the most elegant of melodies and atmospheres. Sparkling synths, intensely warm bassline and diamond-cut keys, work together to whist us away on a wave of euphoria.
Coming fresh off the back of the success of, not only his 'Immortal Changes' album, but also the launch of his very own Babiczstyle label, Robert Babicz presents his vision of "An Endless Forrest". Delving deeper than the original, Robert surrounds us in fluid waves of throbbing synths throughout. Sounds of the night play their part too as Babicz creates his very own outdoor, dancefloor canopy.
Enjoy!

Since forming in 2008, UK duo M.O.D.E. have seen their productions supported by many of the worlds biggest DJ names.
Having released two EP's ('Hot Flush', 'Afer Dark' on their own self-titled imprint in the summer of 2008, it was their October remix of Bedrock's classic 'Heaven Scent' that featured on 'Bedrock 10: Past Present Future' that really shot them onto the world stage.
Since then, M.O.D.E. have gone on to remix Dave Seaman's 'Gobbledygook' and seen their music feature on compilations from Seaman's imprint Audio Therapy and Global Underground. 2010 has already brought success for the boys, with their track 'Cobra' being signed to Yoshitoshi, remixing Wally Lopez for Global Underground and releasing their very own remix EP on Audio Therapy.
Today they continue that run by debuting on Sudbeat with 'Circles'. A perfect example of the duo's style of fusing tech-house and techno. Its wonderfully warped and throbbing bassy synths create a fabulous original.
If that were not enough, it is backed by a percussive reworking from the Argentinian dream-team of the label chief Hernan Cattaneo and Soundexile.

Once again Hernan Cattaneo returns to his homeland to give a debut Sudbeat release to two up and coming producers in, Fefo & Dario Arcas.
Having already released and remixed on labels including DLA, Off Side Recordings and Avangardia, it has been their 2009 releases for Acktivism, Natura Sonoris and Noizen that has really found them great support from the likes of Jimmy Van M, Chris Fortier, John Digweed, Markus Schulz. Nick Warren and of course Hernan Cattaneo.
The original of 'Take Me Away' has already found critical acclaim off the back of its inclusion on Hernan's Renaissance Master Series compilation, and today Fefo & Dario Arcas' arpeggio music-box is ready for all of you to let loose.
Keeping the release an all Argentinian affair, Hernan teams up with regular cohorts Soundexile. Together the trio manage to maintain the lightness of the original whilst adding a healthy does of drive, with a seriously strong kickdrum and bassline.

Hernan Cattaneo needs little introduction. Now firmly established as the Progressive House scene's leading light, it is his wonderfully crafted DJ sets, exploring many genres, that have continued to enthrall his ever growing legion of fans. Whether accompanying the sunrises on South American beaches, or rocking the festival arena's across Europe, Cattaneo's skills are always in constant demand.
Fellow Argentinian producers Oliverio & Baunder make up Soundexile. Rapidly making waves, not only for their DJ sets but also or their fantastic productions. Their releases and remixes on labels including, Urbantorque, Plastik Park and Off Side Recordings have already won them support from heavyweights including Laurent Garnier, Sasha and Guy J.
Today the pair deliver the wonderful 'Cripsis' ft. Tomomi Ukumori on vocals, and bring us two exclusive versions. The 'Night' mix opens with mellow, tribal beats which are joined by mighty melodic and euphoric synths. This is progressive house at its very best.
The pair welcome legendary UK producer Quivver on the remix. In a current rich vein of form he turns in a beautiful mood setting mix. Lazy beats gallop as the sultry vocal is woven between them. Subtle key changing bass synths usher in the dreamy melodic breakdown in what is a superb rework of the original.
Hernan & Soundexile drop their second original mix and after the driving 'Night' mix, the pair take us on a laid-back, ambient journey. sweeping, atmospheric synths and the golden raindrop-like keys create a beautiful, balearic take on the original, closing with whispered vocal from Tomomi.
Rounding out the package are the Instrumental and Dub mixes from Quivver, which complete yet another fantastic release from Sudbeat.

Cattaneo & Tonks have been studio partners for six years and together have brought such stunning work as 'Warsaw', 'Sirocco' and 'Anime'. The pair also provided one of the standout remixes on the mighty Dessous package of Phonique ft. Erlend Oeye's 'For The Time Being'.
Both originals here show the duo at their very best. 'July' is a melodic and melancholic beauty. An understated yet driving bassline is our backbone, as the sparkling key riffs, Oboe and efx challenge each other. 'Fereek', as the title would suggest is a dirtier, techier offering. A rolling, driving bassline is overlaid with a delicate key riff, twisted synth stabs and percussion. A dramatic build and organ-lead break down, leads us back into the killer driving groove once again.
To remix 'July', Hernan has drafted in one of Argentina's brightest talents, Manuel Sofia. As Producer, Radio Show Host and Label Boss, Manuel is a very busy young man. His productions have seen their release on labels including Audiotherapy, Natura Sonoris, Sprout, Electribe and Global Underground and have found support from many of the world's elite. His weekly radio show is now in its second year and he owns the Noizen Music record label.
Manuel's mix of 'July' is a powerful mixture of melody and power. Its stripped intro belies the huge bassy synth line thats announces itself in style and works brilliantly to drive the track, backed by the beautiful oboe melody.
Lending his skills to the remix of 'Fereek' is UK producer Neil Quigley. Having been spotted by John Digweed and given the residency at the legendary Bedrock parties, Neil rapidly made a name for his stunning DJ sets. With releases and remixes already under his belt for Audio Therapy, Plastic City, Renaissance, Dessous and Urban Torque (A label with which he held a successful A&R position), plus a successful Renaissance mix compilation. Quigley is gaining a huge following for his band of 'electronic house with soul.'
Neil takes 'Fereek' on a very different path to the original. Losing the techy edge, he takes us deep with the smooth tones of a xylophone riff. Synth stabs appear and a popping synth melody trips the track further.

Giuseppe Morabito aka Abyss , born in Naples, first turned heads with the single “Mind Games” on Ben Watt’s highly acclaimed Buzzin’ Fly Records. Although by no means his first studio output, this mystical and dark mover was a killer record and certainly caught a lot of people’s attention with everyone.
Having started out as a studio engineer in the Planet Funk studios it wasn't long before Giuseppe was working on the groups albums. The confidence gained from this, compelled him to show off his solo work, and Abyss was born.
With a clear vision to create new and interesting music, experimenting with fresh sounds and a very high attention to detail, Abyss has spent many years developing a sound that is deeper and atmospheric while still maintaining the driving house sound we can associate with Italy.
Today's release is a beautifully deep affair. Crisp beats are the backbone to this beautifully melodic number. Its dreamy melody will haunt our minds forever.
On the remix is label chief Hernan Cattaneo who teams up with Martin Garcia. and their revision takes the original on a dreamy electronic ride, before dropping the filthy synths in the final third.

After the superb success of the last release from Alex Dolby, Sudbeat and label boss Hernan Cattaneo return to the mother-country of Argentina for the next release, from up and coming talents Tonnsaied and Mario Kahn.
With an addiction for booming drums and ghostly melodies. An understanding of the combat between light and dark, and the fusion of anger and mystery, Tonnsaied has a special understanding and talent that enables him to construct music with special, powerful and deeper dimensions.
A child of Buenos Aires, and a producer for some years. It was his 2008 and release 'Atoms' which first brought him to the worlds attention. Heavy support from John Digweed and Cattaneo himself, plus future tracks such as 'Rock Rose' and a superb remix of Alex Dolby's 'Polarity' further shot Tonnsaied into the spotlight.
Mario Khan has a much studied musical backround. His knowledge of a variety of instruments is a direct influence on his production and sounds. True hybrids, his tracks feature the deep grooves of progressive, the smart simplicity of Minimal and the sinister rhythms of techno.
Teaming up today on 'Voided', the pair expertly showcase their talents, and highlight once again, that they are real talents for the future. Keeping the package global, Sudbeat have drafted in a Russian duo, and rising Irish talent to provide the remixes.
With over 20 years of DJing experience, and 20 releases in little over a year, Russian outfit Monaque certainly know to work a dancefloor with their music. Whether its driving tech, emotional progressive or the deeper realms of house, their productions can be heard on a variety of the finest floors. There mix of 'Voided' has a classic, uplifting, main-room feel, that will find huge support from Progressive and Trance DJ's a like.
Dublin born and bred Silinder is our final remixer. Having announced himself to the world with his at first, un-commissioned and then signed, remix of James Zabiela's 'Robophobia'. And with the support from Zabiela himself for his music. Silinder is a name to keep an eye one. His love of dark, electronic sounds is evident here. A brooding, atmospheric and laid back groove, make this mix perfect early set material.

Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat imprint has, over its first few releases, been steadily building a strong following. With releases from Danny Howells, Marc Marzenit, Guy J, Soundexile and Hernan himself already in locker, its now time for another debut.... from Alex Dolby & Giorgio Roma.
Born in Ciociaria, Alex was drawn to music after being influenced by the sounds of Sasha, Steve Lawler, Flavio Vecchi and Ricky Montanari. After building his own studio and working hard on production, it was a meeting with fellow countryman Santos, and working together, that lead to development of the Alex Dolby sound.
'Hazy Way' and 'Untitled Valley' were two early tracks that earned Alex huge support. Further projects alongside Maskio, and remixes for Infusion. Oliver Koletzki and John Aquaviva & Ashtrax further enhanced his reputation. 2008 saw his Psiko Garden album released on Global Album, his superb 'Kenesai' single alongside Santos & Timo Maas on Connaisseur and the beautiful 'Long Beach'/'Cairo' release on Hope.
Giorgio Roma is a fellow resident of Ciociaria. The resident of the 'Fiesta Privada' parties began his career in music began back in 1993. Having also teamed up with Santos to hone his skills, his 2009 productions 'Buzzing Jazz', 'Every Possible Mistake', 'Blond Race' and '2Colors' have been firm favourites in the sets of Danny Tenaglia, Steve Lawler, Thomas Schumacher, Raresh, Kreon and of course Hernan Cattaneo.
Today's release see's the two Italians teaming up for a superb double-header, the 'Neutra EP'. 'Like Tears From A Star' is classic Dolby. A real warmth emanates from the speakers as the lush deep vibes flow. Its laid back groove sweeps us along, and backed by its guitar stabs and delicate vocal sample, evokes memories of sunsets and beach parties.
On the flip we have 'Viola'. Again its warmth is immediately evident as it wraps its sounds around us. Its heavy bassline and vocal sample, matched with its constant groove make it a superb tool any floor.

Sudbeat returns for its fourth installment. This time with its first release from label head Hernan Cattaneo. Today he teams up with fellow Argentine producers Soundexile to bring us an exciting EP of exclusive remixes.
Cattaneo needs little introduction. Now firmly established as the Progressive House scene's leading light, it is his wonderfully crafted DJ sets, exploring many genres, that have continued to enthrall his ever growing legion of fans. Whether accompanying the sunrises on South American beaches, or rocking the festival arena's across Europe, Cattaneo's skills are always in constant demand.
Fellow Argentinian producers Oliverio & Baunder make up Soundexile. Rapidly making waves, not only for their DJ sets but also or their fantastic productions. Their releases and remixes on labels including, Urbantorque, Plastik Park and Off Side Recordings have already won them support from heavyweights including Laurent Garnier, Sasha and Guy J.
Today's release see's the guys teaming up again to rework four of their own tracks that recently featured on Hernan's Renaissance 'Masters Series' compilation. Weaving euphoric and atmospheric elements together with delightfully uplifting melodies and driving techie beats, the guys turn in a complete package that should not be missed. 'Sonification', 'Butterfly Effect', 'Modflow' and 'Pastida' all feature, and get the fresh treatments.
Out on beatport October 12th.

Next on Sudbeat we bring you release number three, from the wonderfully talented Marc Marzenit.
Marzenit began his music studies at the age of 11. At 14 he was immersing himself in the Sonar experience, and discovering new and exciting electronic emotions. By 22 he was performing 'Live' and only a year later he launched his own label, Paradigma Musik. Since its inception the label has featured international artists including Paul Ritch, Henry Saiz, Ludovic Vendi and Gavin Herlihy.
The success of his own productions is down to his ability to inject melodies into muscular, progressive techno. Support for his music has come from DJ's including John Digweed, Domink Eulberg, Umek, Sasha, James Zabiela, Eric Prydz, and of course Sudbeat chief Hernan Cattaneo.
Today's release is a bumper 3 track selection of Marc's freshest work. First track 'Second Vision' see's him team up with Renaissance and Bedrock artist Henry Saiz. Fresh from the success of his remix of Guy J's 'Lamur', Saiz brings his electronic talents to the table on 'Second Vision'. Together with Marc's own 'Angels Die' and 'Soul Fog', it completes a perfect, melodic, must-have, E.P.
SB 003-Marc Marzenit-Visions EP out on Beatport Sep 01.

Second release on Sudbeat comes from Israeli DJ/Producer Guy J, who has been one of the most exciting finds of recent times. His own brand of emotional tech and forward thinking house has won him an army of fans, and seen him release a host of incredible releases over the past couple of years.
His wide range of sound, has seen Guy become a regular artist on labels from John Digweed's Bedrock to Tiga's Turbo Records, and his catalogue of club smashes includes 'Agent Blue', 'Save Me', 'Fade', 'Under Pressure', 'Geko' and 'Shaman'.
His debut album 'Esperanza' has not only spawned two of the singles above, but also the current hit 'Lamur', which is finding huge, worldwide DJ and press support.
Timing couldn't be better then for Hernan Cattaneo to bring us the second release on his new Sudbeat imprint, Guy J's 'Dust / Bianca'. Yet another superb two tracker. A-side Dust leads the way with its warped, dramatic, and melodic synths. Piercing, and emotional it is a true cinematic experience.
B-Side Bianca ups the tempo. Included on Hernan..s Renaissance Masters Series compilation and brilliantly constructed, this uplifting and euphoric piece of melodic tech house nails the measures of power and beauty to perfection. This will be a key release in crates of many, for some time to come.
Out On Beatport July 14th.

The first release see's the legend that is Danny Howells, deliver the fantastic 'Moon EP'. Renowned for his extended DJ sets, Howells's own 'Dig Deeper' nights have grown to become one of the most anticipated parties around. Last year he launched his own 'Dig Deeper' label, which has already seen release's from Danny, backed with mix packages from some of his favourite producers.
Whilst the majority of his recent output has seen Howells tread the deeper, tech path, today's EP features two, euphoric house epics. 'On The Moon' and 'Moonage Dream' offer our ears a breath of fresh air. Two slices of feel good, powerful, melodic and emotive house.
Also included on Hernan..s forthcoming Renaissance Masters Series compilation, Danny Howells-Moon EP will be out on beatport june 1st.