Bernard Jones’ ‘Don’t You Wish’, featuring the vocals of Aren B, is back on Lost My Dog; Part 2 (Release Date: 8th Jun 2009) features a diverse set of remixes ranging from deep and tech house grooves through to Chicago house bumpers from Nick Dare, Peckos and Paul Hardy. Bernard Jones has a growing number of solo releases under his belt for labels including Kolour, Funkfield and Chillin in the US and, along with being one one half of East St. Louis Players, his reputation as one to watch continues to increase.  Recently he has paired up with childhood friend and vocalist Brendan Woodard aka Aren B, who found fame in the United States after being in the final 30 contestants of the TV series ‘American Idol’ in 2006.  Aren B is a quickly developing vocalist and songwriter, having performed all over America opening for artists including Tyrese, H-Town and Silk.

Daniel “Blackbelt” Andersen has been active in the Norwegian dance music community for a number of years. He got into electronic dance music in the early 90’s, and first started emulating the sound of Detroit techno on his father’s home computer. In the last half of the decade he bought his first turntables and a mixer, and was soon DJ’ing around Oslo. His first releases were on Canadian label Restructured Recordings and Prins Thomas’ first label Tamburin, under the name Kalle Magnus & Daniel, ... Read More »a collaboration with his childhood friends Kalle Sandås and Magnus “International” Sheehan. Through the last years he’s enjoyed success with his releases on Full Pupp, Trailerpark and Claremont 56 and recently remixes for fellow Norwegians Fjordfunk and the lowlands disco kings the Glimmers. His productions has licensed to a number of compilations like MOS Balearica(yes, a shit name…we know…) The Glimmers Fabric Live 31.

Three Shades Of Deep. Deeper Shades Recordings fans will remember the name Sinan Baymak as the co-producer and one of the remixers of DSOH003 I Miss The Things. The three track 'Space Love EP' showcases a much wider variety of Sinan's abilities to make people move without taking his productions over the top or relying on current formulas. Deep Morning brings a driving darkness to the floor that will work peaktime as well as afterhours. Wait until you see the peoples reactions after the breakdown. Space Love could be reminiscent of Kerri Chandler productions if Sinan wouldn't add his personal shuffle to this track. Chords that will rub you right act almost polyrhythmic while several solo lines tie the entire thing together. Brazoul is definitely the organic piece in this three slice pie. A rolling neverending upright bass supplies the base with drum and fx accents and string sequences to warm your heart. Jazzy key progressions round up this live sounding recording.