Start of the week with HousePlanet Hot Selection! Massive release of the day from Steve Angello. The best tracks from 2009 in his "The Yearbook". Although all tracks were released previously (except "Rolling"), this compilation is worth your attention. Also in our selection new tracks from Moonbeam, Patric La Funk, D.O.N.S., Tomcraft & Tim Healey, DJ T., Spirit Catcher, Don Diablo, DJ Sneak, Sonny Wharton, Jim Rivers, Koen Groeneveld, Guy J, Sied Van Riel and more...

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HousePlanet releases:

DJ Fist - Nitro (The Remixes) [Dirty Talk Recordings]

Nico, Nadja Lind, Paulice, Yoma - Yoni Gita EP [Genesa Records]

Groove Man - Area 51 [Hot Muzik Digital]

A Square - Irukandji [Lord Musik]

Scott Harrington - Break It Up [Influential House]

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Progressive House:

Moonbeam, Blackfeel Wite - First Night (Original Mix) [New School Recordings]

DJ Metzker Viktoria, J.N.B. - Playgirl (Patric La Funk PLF Remix) [Haiti Groove Recordings]

Moonbeam - Tokyo Dragon (Club Mix) [Proton Music]

Stan Chetverikov - Riau (Original Mix) [Nellie Recordings]

Gerry Menu - Smaq (Original Mix) [68 Recordings (Armada)]

Kimito Lopez - Lost Souls (Original Mix) [Songbird]

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Electro House:

Steve Angello - Rolling (Original Mix) [Size Records]

Janika Tenn - Make This Groove (Original Mix) [Cr2 Records]

David Vendetta - I Hope She Turns Around (D.O.N.S. Remix) [Paradise Records]

Tomcraft, Tim Healey feat. DJ Assault - Real Smooth (Original Mix) [Taste/d Music]

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House:

DJ T. - Try To Understand (Original Mix) [Kindisch]

Spirit Catcher feat. Ilija Rudman - Secret Stranger (Original Mix) [Rebirth]

Scott Harrington - Break It Up (Nik Frattaroli Remix) [Influential House]

Don Diablo - Never Too Late (Jark Prongo Remix (Don's Late Nite Dub) [Sellout Sessions]

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Deep House:

Justin Drake (Peace Division) - Gotta Let Me Know (DJ Sneak Mix) [Tsuba]

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Tech House:

Sonny Wharton - Whiplash (Original Mix) [Whartone Records]

N-Junior - Critical Damage (Original Mix) [Minimatracx Recordings]

NiCe7 - Elisa (Original Mix) [Noir Music]

Jim Rivers - Full Tilt (Original Mix) [Tronic]

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Techno:

Uppermost - Clipped (Koen Groeneveld Remix) [Bazooka]

Guy J - Ballroom (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]

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Trance:

Levan, Michael feat. Stiven Rivic - Stiven The Brother (Original Mix) [Afterglow]

Andrew Bennett - The Age Of Love (Main Mix) [Soundpiercing (Armada)]

Richard Durand - Silver Key (Sied Van Riel Remix) [Magik Muzik]

Latest Beatport charts from world Top DJs/Producers: Sebastien Leger, Underworld, Tiesto, Gui Boratto, D.Ramirez, Chris Lake, Koen Groeneveld, Adam Beyer, Alan Fitzpatrick, Olivier Giacomotto, Jody Wisternoff (Way Out West), Martin Eyerer, Sonny Wharton, Moguai, Mark Trophy...

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Underworld Tiesto D.Ramirez Gui Boratto Chris Lake Adam Beyer Alan Fitzpatrick Olivier Giacomotto Jody Wisternoff (Way Out West) Martin Eyerer Sonny Wharton Koen Groeneveld Moguai Mark Trophy Related Content: Beatport Charts 22.November 2009: Steve Angello, David Guetta, Cedric Gervais Beatport Charts 15.November 2009: Kleinenberg, van Doorn, Steve Lawler, Radio Slave Beatport Charts 08.November 2009: HousePlanet, van Doorn, Sharam Jey, Guy J Beatport Charts 02.November 2009: Fatboy Slim, Pete Tong, Funkagenda, Robbie Rivera

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Inthemix talks with Axwell before his Australian Stereosonic tour. Read some quotes from their conversation. For full text go to www.inthemix.com.au

“I hope you remember me!” Axwell appeals to his Aussie fans. “Australians seem to enjoy their music a lot. Australia is a really nice country – I wish I lived there. It’s so warm – and the food is amazing. And the people – they are similar to Swedish people. We get along so well! I think our humour is the same. I will be staying in Sydney for about six weeks over the Australian summer – so I’ll get some proper Australian in me this time!”

“I love Dirty South’s music,” Axwell notes, acknowledging the remixing partnership he has shared with the Australian born artist for Temper Trap’s tune Sweet Disposition this year. “Dirty South is always inventing, always trying to surprise – but not be weird about it. He is always trying to be melodic – but inventive.” With the remix release of TV Rock’s tune In The Air also this year, Axwell concedes he is somewhat a fan of the Melbourne based electronic duo. “The very first person I met when I first came to Australia in 2006 was Grant [Smilie]. We hung out and he took really good care of me. I got to sign their track Been A Long Time to my label, then In The Air. I try to stay in touch with people I like and who write good music. I like to help people, and if it means helping them when they are good writers by putting them on my album – that is great.” While teaming up with artists the world over, it is Seb and Steve who really inspire and motivate Axwell in his trade. “We always talk about music, give each other pointers and listen to each other’s music before anyone else. We push each other forward. We vibe off each other.”

“I like creating tension. It’s really hard to get that ‘what’s coming next’ feeling; that anticipation. There’s nothing like building the tension and releasing it on the dancefloor. Dance music is so huge now. I would like to see dance music grow in a more melodic and diverse kind of way. A lot of stuff has had to sound the same to work on the dancefloor. Like electro – it has had to be hard. It would be nice for music to go back to being a bit soft and melodic.”

“Out of all my studio equipment, I love my computer – I really love my computer. The new Logic – it is just beautiful. I look at it and think ‘you make my life so easy’. Logic inspires me to write. I’ve been away from my studio for so long for the European summer and I’ve only just got back to my studio. I’ve really missed it. But now I’m there again. I want to finish my long overdue artist album – that will be a big challenge! My artist album has been so long in the making – I want to stop asking myself if it is good enough and get it going. The pressure is inevitable, but I’ve long gotten over that. I can always do another if this one is fucked. Let’s get it out! Let’s get it out! I don’t want to be pretentious about it. I just want to get it out!”

With Australian audiences expecting an incredible display of skill, energy and genuine love for music from this renowned “diverse house” DJ, Axwell promises, “I will play my new material. I’ll also play inversions of my old classical tracks. I hope you are excited to hear my new music!” Axwell asserts. “I hope you will enjoy my show!”

Tour dates:

Sat 28th November – Moore Park, Hordern, RHI & Surrounds, Sydney
Sat 28th November – Foreshore, Canberra
Sun 29th November – Claremont Showground, Perth
Sat 5th December – Royal Melbourne Showgrounds, Melbourne
Sat 5th December – Bonython Park, Adelaide
Sun 6th December – Eagle Farm Racecourse, Brisbane

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Tom from Groove Aramada reveals all in 24 Hour Party People... We spend 15 minutes of fame this week with Kaskade. Plus of course this weeks Essential New Tune.

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Dennis Ferrer — Hey Hey (Strictly Rhythm)
Step By Step — Laidback Luke & Gregor Salto Featuring Mavis Acquah (Mixmash)
Chuckie & Lmfao — Let The Bass Kick (Jacob Plant Remix) (Cr2)
Madonna Vs David Guetta — Revolver Guetta (Warners)
Lady Gaga Lady Gaga — Bad Romance (Grum Remix) (Universal)
Clear Cut Feat Trix — Fireworks (Arno Cost Remix) (Typecast)
DJ Madskillz — Surface (Bitten)
Jerome Isma-Ae — Hold That Sucker Down (Armada)

Essential Countdown

Oxia — Sun Step (8 Bit)
Gaiser — Flashed (Mi-Nus)

This Weeks Essential New Tune

Simian Mobile Disco Simian Mobile Disco — Cruel Intentions (DJ Pierre Remix) (Wichita)

24 Hour Party People – Groove Armada

Groove Armada Groove Armada — I Won’t Kneel (Ga Recordings)
Cassius Cassius — 99 (Tim Green Remix) (White Label)
Oliver $ — Gypsy Carnival (Made To Play)
Steve Mac — Sold My Soul (White Label)
Sandy Hunter — Rare Tap (2000 And One Cut) (Remote Area)
Aly-Us — Follow Me (Strictly Rhythm)

15 Minutes Of Fame – Kaskade

Kaskade & deadmau5 — Move For Me (Ultra)
The Crystal Method The Crystal Method — Come Back Clean (Kaskade Mix) (Tiny E Records)
Claude VonStroke — Vocal Chords (Dirtybird)
Friendly Fires Friendly Fires — On Board (Joakim Remix) (XL)
Four Tet Four Tet — Love Cry (Joy Orbison Mix) (Domino)
Luciano Luciano — Conspirier (Cadenza)

Essential Hot Mix

Guido Schneider — Eiheiji (Highgrade)
Rob Marmot & My Digital Enemy — Carpe Diem (Used And Abused Music/MDE Records)
Tim Green — Long Time (White)
Egbert Vette — Sounds (Gem Records)

One More Tune!

Gui Boratto — No Turning Back (Kompakt)

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Exclusive Featured Releases

Norman Cook a.k.a. Fatboy Slim has tracked down the mischievous producers who had bootlegged some of his biggest songs and rather than slap a huge court case their way, has invited them to join his label with an official release. For round four, Riva Starr and relatively new name Ronario provide the remixes. We absolutely love the "harder than nails" electro house remake of 'Star 69', complete with that familiar vocal sample we all know and love.

Head Honcho Mark Knight & rising Dutch champion Koen Groeneveld have joined forces to bring you 'Put Your Hands Up', a track that does exactly what it says; an energetic slice of tech goodness with a vocal chant screaming to 'Put Your Hands Up'! The track is split between two mixes, one courtesy of Mark Knight & the other from Koen Groeneveld, taking the track into slightly different directions, both with equal floor rocking impact.

The innovative Paul Kalkbrenner works from his techno palette and remixes one of house music's biggest hits of 2009. Paul takes Michel Cleis's anthem and emerges with a fresh new twist. Remixing such a massive hit is not always an easy task but Paul has hit the mark and lands a unique mix with catchy vocal edits, minor chord sustains and simple percussion.

More experimental and innovative than Alan Fitzpatrick's previous work, this EP represents the start of a process that will see Alan release his debut album on Drumcode in 2010. Title track, 'Face Of Rejection' leads off the overall vibe of the EP with its stark, brooding menace and heavy throbbing groove. The EP is heavily industrial and hypnotic with a relentless intensity, with tracks built to twist out the atmosphere with their subtle changes of pace and raw energy. Outstanding!

Moguai strikes back with another phenomenal single for Deadmau5's own Mau5trap label. The release comes along with the track 'Lyve' which has clear influences from a Deadmau5 production, teasing the listeners with just a touch of electro house goodness, and a repetitive riff that is nothing but infectious. On the flip comes 'Imperial', which closely reflects the typical Moguai style his fans know and love. This is another great release from an always reliable label.

Based on the early 90's hit by O.T. Quartet, German producer/DJ Jerome Isma-Ae hands in an intense remake of pure progressive delight. 'Hold That Sucker Down' is a fierce weapon on the dancefloor, peak-time and building tension from the very first beat. Rumbling beats, deep but infectious melodies and heavy distortion make this new Jerome Isma-Ae an absolute crowd-pleaser.

We find it unusual to discover that this is Agoria's debut release on his own InFine Music label, with over 20 releases since its birth in 2007. However, we must assume he was waiting to create an EP worthy for his own label. The release 'Magnolia and Libellules' is a double a-sider, and an absolute work of techno art. Agoria's experiences and influences are apparent with both tracks, which blends Detroit techno, modern house music and synthesizer drenched electronics into every single satisfying beat.

Holland's homeboy Laidback Luke has had an amazing year and continues to bring us the best house music exclusively. This time around he teams up with Gregor Salto from G-Rex. 'Shine Your Light' and 'Step By Step' is a two track release featuring the soulful vocals of Mavis Acquah. With top notch production and an excellent vocal performance we will be seeing these tracks floating in the charts well into the New Year.

Techno DJs playing filtered house? Well, earlier this year it happened, and it was Pitto's 'Feelin'' that caused the delectable dancefloor controversy. The original version has gone on to become one of the biggest club releases of 2009, appealing to house jocks and techno monsters alike. Now, brand new remixes have arrived to bring even more filtered goodness into the warehouse parties, courtesy of District One (Bart Skills & Anton Pieete) and Joris Voorn, each mix being as amazing as the original.