Electro House

Review: A couple of years ago Fedde Le Grand was just another Dutch DJ whose name hadn't really crossed national borders….

Now Fedde is the dance music success story of the moment - a dance music hit factory that's second-to-none. He has
produced two singles of mammoth proportions. 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit' opened the account in fine style, topping
the charts in October 2006 and riding high as the dancefloor anthem of the year. Then 'The Creeps' followed things up in
March 2007 - Fedde mixing Camille Jones' haunting vocals with his raw, bass-heavy production sending the track to
the right end of the charts yet again.

Now Fedde has prepared his third salvo and it's fair to say this young Dutchman is on a roll. 'Let Me Think About It' is a
masterclass in dancefloor mechanics and pop sensibilities. Fedde has remixed Ida Corr's original into one of the most
addictive and ingenious dance records for time. The track's monster hook is dominating dancefloors already, with Pete
Tong simply calling it, 'one of the records of the year.' Kiss FM have playlisted 12 weeks upfront, and with superhit status
across the Galaxy Network, it's already shaping up to be another Data Records smash.

Review: Because Music brings you 'Dance (remixes)'. The biggest hit of this spring from Justice gets the remix treatments from Jackson, MSTRKRFT, and the duo of Alan Braxe and Fred Falke.

Review: Different is now releasing this masterpiece of Vitalic in a remastered version. In the recent years if there was an EP that changed the world of techno it's this one with no doubt. Released in 2001 this EP was not available for a while. After re-introducing the Poney Part I with a video of dogs jumping all-over in slow-motion, Different is now releasing this master-piece of Vitalic in a remastered version.