Cattaneo & Tonks have been studio partners for six years and together have brought such stunning work as ‘Warsaw’, ‘Sirocco’ and ‘Anime’. The pair also provided one of the standout remixes on the mighty Dessous package of Phonique ft. Erlend Oeye’s ‘For The Time Being’.

Both originals here show the duo at their very best. ‘July’ is a melodic and melancholic beauty. An understated yet driving bassline is our backbone, as the sparkling key riffs, Oboe and efx challenge each other. ‘Fereek’, as the title would suggest is a dirtier, techier offering. A rolling, driving bassline is overlaid with a delicate key riff, twisted synth stabs and percussion. A dramatic build and organ-lead break down, leads us back into the killer driving groove once again.

To remix ‘July’, Hernan has drafted in one of Argentina’s brightest talents, Manuel Sofia. As Producer, Radio Show Host and Label Boss, Manuel is a very busy young man. His productions have seen their release on labels including Audiotherapy, Natura Sonoris, Sprout, Electribe and Global Underground and have found support from many of the world’s elite. His weekly radio show is now in its second year and he owns the Noizen Music record label.

Manuel’s mix of ‘July’ is a powerful mixture of melody and power. Its stripped intro belies the huge bassy synth line thats announces itself in style and works brilliantly to drive the track, backed by the beautiful oboe melody.

Lending his skills to the remix of ‘Fereek’ is UK producer Neil Quigley. Having been spotted by John Digweed and given the residency at the legendary Bedrock parties, Neil rapidly made a name for his stunning DJ sets. With releases and remixes already under his belt for Audio Therapy, Plastic City, Renaissance, Dessous and Urban Torque (A label with which he held a successful A&R position), plus a successful Renaissance mix compilation. Quigley is gaining a huge following for his band of ‘electronic house with soul.’

Neil takes ‘Fereek’ on a very different path to the original. Losing the techy edge, he takes us deep with the smooth tones of a xylophone riff. Synth stabs appear and a popping synth melody trips the track further.

You can find the track on Beatport, following THIS LINK.

Having started out as a studio engineer in the Planet Funk studios it wasn’t long before Giuseppe was working on the groups albums. The confidence gained from this, compelled him to show off his solo work, and Abyss was born.

With a clear vision to create new and interesting music, experimenting with fresh sounds and a very high attention to detail, Abyss has spent many years developing a sound that is deeper and atmospheric while still maintaining the driving house sound we can associate with Italy.

Today’s release is a beautifully deep affair. Crisp beats are the backbone to this beautifully melodic number. Its dreamy melody will haunt our minds forever.

On the remix is label chief Hernan Cattaneo who teams up with Martin Garcia. and their revision takes the original on a dreamy electronic ride, before dropping the filthy synths in the final third.

Out on Beatport June 1st

Cattaneo needs little introduction. Now firmly established as one of the Progressive House scene’s leading lights, it is his wonderfully crafted DJ sets, exploring many genres, that have continued to enthrall his ever growing legion of fans. Whether accompanying the sunrises on South American beaches, or rocking the festival arena’s across Europe, Cattaneo’s skills are always in constant demand.

Fellow Argentinian producers Oliverio & Baunder make up Soundexile. Rapidly making waves, not only for their DJ sets but also or their fantastic productions. Their releases and remixes on labels including, Urbantorque, Plastik Park and Off Side Recordings have already won them support from heavyweights including Laurent Garnier, Sasha and Guy J.

Today’s release see’s the guys teaming up again to rework four of their own tracks that recently featured on Hernan’s Renaissance ‘Masters Series’ compilation. Weaving euphoric and atmospheric elements together with delightfully uplifting melodies and driving techie beats, the guys turn in a complete package that should not be missed. ‘Sonification’, ‘Butterfly Effect’, ‘Modflow’ and ‘Pastida’ all feature, and get the fresh treatments.

Many months in the making and the product of two decades playing the worlds most important festivals & finest dancefloors, Hernan Cattaneo’s new digital imprint Sudbeat will showcase sounds from established producers, untapped talent, South American innovators and the label boss himself.

Listen to one of Hernan’s perfectly constructed DJ sets and you will hear no emphasis on genre or style instead the focus is on musical depth and quality.The sound of Sudbeat will follow that path.

Be it the deepest grooves, the most hypnotic progressive or melodic techno, every colour of quality modern club music will be represented as Hernan strives to cast light on the many vibrant global sounds he encounters each week.

Sudbeat will be presenting releases from names like Danny Howells, Guy J, Henry Saiz & Marc Marzenit as well as Hernans own creations alongside producers like John Tonks, Martin Garcia and Soundexile.

The first release see’s the legend that is Danny Howells, deliver the fantastic ‘Moon EP’. Renowned for his extended DJ sets, Howells’s own ‘Dig Deeper’ nights have grown to become one of the most anticipated parties around. Last year he launched his own ‘Dig Deeper’ label, which has already seen release’s from Danny, backed with mix packages from some of his favourite producers.

Whilst the majority of his recent output has seen Howells tread the deeper, tech path, today’s EP features two, euphoric house epics. ‘On The Moon’ and ‘Moonage Dream’ offer our ears a breath of fresh air. Two slices of feel good, powerful, melodic and emotive house.

Also included on Hernan´s forthcoming Renaissance Masters Series compilation, Danny Howells-Moon EP will be out on beatport june 1st