DMC Club Hits Vol. 134 (2017)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: DMC Club Hits Vol. 134
Label: DMC Records
Style: Groove, Soulful, Electronic, Tech House, Alternative, Downtempo, Nu-Disco
Release Date: 07-09-2017
Format: CDr, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 12 Tracks
Size: 169 Mb / 01:13:54 Min

Tracklist:
01. Bicep - Vale (Original Mix) 04:58
02. Depeche Mode - Going Backwards (Solomun Club Remix) 07:54
03. Fisher - Ya Kidding (Original Mix) 06:11
04. Jonas Blue & Mark Villa - In Your Arms Tonight (Extended Mix) 05:11
05. Kidnap Kid - Where The Sea Swings In Like An Iron Gate (Extended Mix) 06:43
06. London Grammar - Hell To The Liars (Kölsch Remix) 12:42
07. Martin Garrix - Pizza (Original Mix) 04:16
08. Mike Hawkins - Wombo (Original Mix) 03:33
09. Mk - 17 (Original Mix) 03:17
10. Moby - Natural Blues (Kidnap Kid Remix) 06:56
11. Red Axes - Sun My Sweet Sun (Konstantin Sibold Afro Remix) 07:02
12. Roisto - No Regrets (Instrumental Mix) 05:17




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Two Friends, machines, psychedelia, potions, and an unconditional passion for music, sound and motion. Re-defining the sound of a city, gluing together influences, opening new spectrums and introducing the world to a new wave of slow burning down beats and electric garage. A Deep organic build up which started in 2010, in the basements of Amsterdam and the streets of Tel Aviv. Originated in a post-punk band called "Red Cotton" that metamorphosed later into Red Axes.
Natural Blues came to life some 17 years ago as part of Moby's ‘Play’, which sold over 12 million copies worldwide. Back on his label Birds That Fly, Kidnap Kid lends his hand to remix the iconic artist with stunning results.
Poised to set dance floors ablaze, Mike Hawkins returns to VAYPOR. With ‘Wombo’, the imprint’s head honcho delivers a banger of a record synonymous to dance music in its prime.
A more melancholic affair than Aba which saw him team with Lane 8 earlier in the year, here Matt employs spoken word and a range of instruments to stunning effect.