Welcome to this week's Xpressbeats weekly e-newsletter. Coming up all the biggest & best new dance releases for this week. Most Wanted this week we've new remixes of 'Disco Down' - a recent Xpressbeats #1 Most Wanted chart topper! Staying on that remix tip, Strictly serve up a wicked package on a classic - with Mark Knight & TV Rock remixing an Erick Morillo & Little Louie Vega nineties house smash. On the dirtier end, we've got a double Gung-Ho compilation, and a beast of a tune from the Plump DJs. Expect the temperature to be rising for the weekend! This week we also revisit a few of the month's biggest buzz tunes that are flying out the store, we're talking the likes of heavyweights like De'Lacy, Paul Johnson & Maal. We've something for everyone though, also highlighting the biggest and best mainroom, minimal & tech, trance, hard house, and more leftfield tunes of the past 7 days for you all.

Heineken, Van Gogh, Kraak & Smaak. The three most famous things to come out of Holland. Ever. In that order. Ok so maybe a bit of an exaggeration but the last three years have been an incredible ride for the band considered to be Holland’s most credible export and as they gear up for the release of their second album things seem set to get even crazier.  Rewind a couple of years and we find the three dutch guys plotting world domination from their sleepy hometown of Leiden. Since releasing their debut album Boogie Angst they have played over 200 live band gigs, they’ve been hailed by I-DJ as a “Must see live band” they’ve supported the stadium-rocking Faithless on their European tour and played some of the most prestigious gigs in the USA including Coachella Festival, SXSW Festival, the Miami Winter Music Conference as well as playing headline sell-out gigs on the West and East Coast on their last tour. Although Kraak & Smaak originally started out as a studio project for the founder members Oscar De Jong, Mark Kneppers & Wim Plug it quickly became one of the hottest live properties in electronic music. ...

Freerange turns Orange for the fifth installment of our retrospective series featuring choice cuts from the last twelve months plus four brand new exclusives. Here's what the press have said about it... ‘UKs finest and most consistent house label deliver a serious contender for compilation of the year’. 5/5 Mixmag -- ‘..way ahead of the curve. This is progressive, discerning dance music that guarantees a Ready Brek glow as bright as the colour of this CD’ 4.5/5 DJ Mag -- Freerange consistently release superb house music and this is no different. The future's bright...'’ Notion. In addition to the CD there is a vinyl sampler containing the 4 exclusives from Milton Jackson, Nitzan & Lasimo, Compuphonic and Homerun. Already being dropped by Laurent Garnier, Ewan Pearson and Ben Watt.