Audiojack return to 2020Vision after a year or so of setting up their imprint Gruuv. The new single ‘Get Serious’ shows the duo not only mature as artists but also develop and hone their sound to new House themed productions. Read on »
Audiojack – Get Serious
Julien Chaptal – Apple Woodoo EP
Julien Chaptal returns to 2020Vision with a five track maxi EP. Julien is an integral part of the emergent Dutch house scene that took off there a few years back but his unique French roots give him an edge that stands out from the genre. Chaptal was heavily influenced by Nile Rogers and Bernard Edwards as he grew up in Paris. Read on »
Simon Baker – Grey Area Remixes
One of the stand out moments and most in demand club tracks from the Simon Baker ‘Traces’ album returns in remixed form, alongside the vinyl edit of Simon’s original. Read on »
Tuccillo – Mathematics
Tuccillo is a rare producer as he lives and works in Ibiza all year round rather than flies in for the summer. The white Island is without doubt the most overused and abused place on earth for dance music promotion, but beneath the glam superficial surface a real scene of native island talent is emerging. Read on »
Maya Jane Coles debuts at Circus Liverpool
There are very few artists who have made as much impact in such a short space of time as Maya Jane Coles and whilst Circus for the summer takes a hiatus from its spiritual home, The Masque, there’s a sizzling session taking place at The Shipping Forecast on Saturday July 30th to abate any sense of longing for a superlative slice of nocturnal revelry. Read on »
Subb an & Adam Shelton – Feels So Bad
Adam Shelton & Subb-an have single handedly made Birmingham cool over the last few years with their infamous Below gigs at The Rainbow. Drawing underground club heads from all over the country, people travel from Leeds, London and all across the midlands to the one off events. They have used the energy of the parties to create their own music and have built up an incredibly healthy portfolio of labels behind them including starting their own One records, Ghostly, Crosstown Rebels and Leftroom. Read on »
