Quick off the heels of their stellar single, "Raising Faith", Major Pax brings The Second Coming EP. This offering contains 4 tracks of amazing melodies and ferocious beats.

I guess you can say I am a fan of Queep's music. The lineup for this collection of tracks looks more like a tracklisting to one of my recent sets.

Wasted Youth, the first of their objectively big releases, pairs two chunky new school breaks mixes, both featuring the fitting vocals of singer Mary Leay.

This is a release from Powerplant's label owner, John Morgan. It is a very solid and well-produced release and includes a remix from Harold Heath.

This is a release that DJs and lovers of dance music will both appreciate. Drew is very talented, and it shines in his track.

Upon first listen, "The Deep" pulls you in subtly. Its very full and thick kickdrum sets the pace for what's to come. Slowly, the sonic brilliance of the filtered main synth begins to introduce itself to you.

This is a great release from Tomy Wahl and DLA Records. It really showcases the experimental nature of the techno genre and Tomy's ability to create strong driving tracks.

Yeah! This release is 6 slices of tasty Electro House smothered with all the toppings.

This is the first in the Deep Queep Cutz series of albums released by the Queep Organic house label. The objective was to offer a collection of "simple, deep, thoughtful, clever numbers, designed to take you away to another place, whilst staying away from the generic deep funky house sound".

I'm a sucker for anything that combines electronic music with Scripture, so this track is ideal for me.