After over two decades in the business, Harry Romero and Defected have compiled tracks from the Jersey native’s expansive career to create an eclectic and essential collection for any fans of the genre, as he joins the list of House Masters.
In line with the release of her sophomore album ‘Black Girl Magic’, Honey Dijon delivers the official music video for one of the album tracks ‘It’s Quiet Now’ featuring Dope Earth Alien. Directed by LA-based vocalist, songwriter and visual artist Cor.ece and featuring Clare Richè and Brandon Lucas as the leading roles, the video aims to demonstrate Honey’s impact as a multi-disciplinary artist across the project.
Following releases ‘Mvinline’ and ‘All I Want’ featuring Jake Shears, Boys Noize completes a triptych of tracks with ‘Let Us Rave’ featuring Naeem & Velvet Negroni.
Few productions in house music are as possibly recognisable as Tensnake’s ‘Coma Cat’. Originally released in 2010, the record has continued to be a crowd pleaser and in the record box of DJs across the globe, liked for its old-school piano stabs, funky synth lines and hook.
Apparently one of the label’s most anticipated releases, Hannah Wants delivers her Defected debut ‘Cure My Desire’, a record pinned as her most meaningful production to date.
With Jamie Jones’ ‘My Paradise’ a possible runner as summer 2022’s Ibiza anthem, receiving support across the board from underground tastemakers to daytime radio, Brazilian Vintage Culture now steps up to remix the track to add to its ascent.
Possibly two of dance music’s most recognisable names, Parisian house DJ/producer Bob Sinclar and Grammy-nominated Canadian DJ/producer A-Trak team up on ‘Deep Inside Of Me’ for Defected Records.
The debut single from Jamaican-Canadian artist SeeMeNot, ‘Borderline’ was released at the end of 2020 on the artist’s own imprint Brainstream Music. Played by the likes of Solomun, TSHA, Skream, and many more, the vocal and lyricism possibly established her as a serious rising star, securing Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune and tipped as a one-to-watch by both DJ Mag and Beatportal.
Aiming to epitomise the very best of their hometown’s musical heritage, Detroit’s Dames Brown are the vocal trio you may not yet know by name but possibly know by voice.