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1. Tiger Stripes
Sthml Hustle (Original Mix)
Audio Therapy
2. James Harcourt
Mea Culpa (Hook N Sling Mix)
Dirtybird
3. Patch Park
Synced (Original Mix)
Little Mountain
4. Brisker & Magitman
Concreed
Twisted Frequency
5. KOS
Tam Tam (Original Mix)
Familia

 

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Brisker & Magitman - "Concreed" + Original + James Harcourt Remix

12-Aug-2008
For our 16th release we’ve brought back the duo who kick-started the label back at the start of 2006 – Israel’s Brisker & Magitman, on TF001. With a tougher new sound, the boys deliver a riffy, energetic track with their usual trademark deluxe production value. Sitting somewhere in the tougher zone between progressive, techno and electro, this track is one for the bigger occasions. The James Harcourt remix takes the same theme and takes it into tecchier waters, whilst keeping the toughness and energy. Both tracks are peak timers and both have had a massively positive reaction during the promo phase.

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James Harcourt - "Mea Culpa" + Hook N Sling Mix

12-Jul-2008
Twisted Frequency head for housier waters with an upbeat release for summer. "Mea Culpa" is a fresh sounding James Harcourt original track with an infectious hook & groove. Rising Australian star and Ministry of Sound recruit Anthony Maniscalco is drafted in for remix duties. With big remixes for Stanton Warriors and Bass Kleph - and further remixes for the likes of CR2 & Spinout, Anthony has created a name for himself with his tough, groovy style and superb production & arrangement skill. He delivers a mix on which goes a touch deeper, whilst keeping things tough, funky and melodic - surefire dancefloor destruction!

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Call & Response on Pacha '08

11-Jun-2008
After hitting the #3 spot on the highly prized Beatport Top 10, TF013 (James Harcourt 'Call & Response') has been included on the upcoming Pacha '08 compilation CD, mixed by Sarah Main. Anyone with a passing interest in house music will know all about Pacha, be it the famous cherries logo, the record label & CD compilations, Pacha Radio, Pacha TV or the worldwide Pacha clubs (the Ibiza and Buenos Aires clubs are widely regarded as the finest in the world). The CD is scheduled for release in June/July 2008.

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Neoteric - "Imprecation"

02-Jun-2008
Freelance studio engineer John Poole - a.k.a Neoteric - gives us a brilliant piece of music with an angry name! His work here is a twisted yet melodic track where synthlines twinkle, twists and mutates over a chunky drum track. The James Harcourt Twisted Mix goes darker and tecchier whilst upping the energy for the dancefloor. The grimy bassline is distinctive of previous works such as Invasion and Arachnofunk, whilst the original parts of 'Imprecation' are sliced, slashed and soaked in fx to build a new vibe. Grab it here on digital, or vinyl in a few weeks time!

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James Harcourt - "Call & Response E.P"

28-Apr-2008
TF013 is a new E.P from James Harcourt to be released on Monday 28th April on Digital - and 12th May on Vinyl. It has been described as “easily his best work to Date”, been charted on promo by many DJ's including being #15 right now in Dave Seaman's monthly chart and having been sought after by Sander Kleinenberg's "Little Mountain" label among others. The title track “Call & Response” is a shuffly groover which is impeccably produced and arranged. It will be sure to get the floor grooving and has picked up nothing but positive responses from all who have heard it so far. The second track “The Trinity” is James’ personal favourite of the moment. It goes tough – very tough – and as the slammin groove builds to the point of explosion, it defuses and rebuilds with controlled power. This is an absolute dancefloor destroyer!

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James Harcourt - "Invasion" (Part Two)

18-Feb-2008
Part two of James Harcourt "Invasion" comes with remixes from two Twisted Frequency favourites. First up is Dr.Bass from Russia, who has a trademark chunky electro-tech sound which rips up dancefloors with drama and tension. It's all about the breakdown and drop with this track - it goes right off! On the flip comes 2020 recruit Kriece, from Australia. Kriece takes a fragment of bassline and builds a bouncy, bass intensive slice of tech-house coolness which will shake any club to the foundations!

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James Harcourt - "Invasion" (Part One)

21-Jan-2008
Kickstarting 2008 is the first installment of James Harcourt "Invasion", featuring the original mix and a remix from rising UK bassline & minimal maestro Paul Carroll - a.k.a Digital Filth. The original is a dark dirty groover with a menacing but distinctive lead which morphs from the minimal to the epic with controlled power. The remix keeps the moodiness up with a clever re-structure of the lead line and some trademark Digital Filth fills. The release has won praise from Dave Seaman, Nic Fanciulli, Paulo Mojo, Desyn Masiello, Wally Lopez, Miss Nine, Habersham, Tony Senghore, Redanka and many many more.

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TWISTED FREQUENCIES 01 mixed by James Harcourt

03-Dec-2007
To crown 2 years of existence for Twisted Frequency Recordings, label boss James Harcourt has mixed a compilation of label material in a 2xCD compilation set. The CD contains tracks from the roster with a couple of exclusive edits thrown in - CD1 contains the continuous DJ mix, while CD2 contains the unmixed tracks. The CD digipak will be initially distributed in Russia but a limited number will be imported to shops around the world. The mix and individual tracks will also be released digitally at Beatport from Monday 17th December. For more information click here.