Cruel Intentions

Miguel Puente has had a hot streak of very playable tracks as of late. This one is one of my favorite Puente joints and Miguel has offered the DL through Purp and Soul, see below! Born in 1986, in Monterrey, Mexico, Miguel Puente took an interest at a very young age in music. He was influenced by a number of instruments including the drums, piano, and flute. Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Run DMC, and Jay-Z are just of few of the many influences from a young age. It was no surprise that Miguel would have such a big involvement in this industry as an adult.Electronic music is the main focus for Miguel. He really wanted to take his passion and skill for this to develop his career as a producer/Dj.

In 2005, he began to gig at various parties and clubs in Mexico.If you know anything about Miguel, you will know that over the years he has developed himself into a confident producer. He is always driving himself to endless possibilities in creating sounds that express his originality as an artist. Production being such an astronomical part of the musician he is, Miguel wanted to know everything about the direct design of sound. Over the past few years, Miguel’s over-powering ability to create sounds, has made him develop an advanced way of looking, and forseeing where electronic music is heading.

Becoming a part of Digital Delight in 2008, opened up even more of a drive, and expanded his imagination in building himself as Dj and Producer. You can only expect Miguel to bring out the soul-full house, and disco-tech flow out of the diverse ensemble of Digital Delight. Funky floods pour out colours of old-school flares, mixed with new spices, giving him the reputation of an innovative artist, that brings out the groove in all of us. Miguel has shared booths with artist like Zev (Wolf+Lamb), Shaun Reeves (Wolf+Lamb), Le Loup (Wolf+Lamb), Jay Shepheard (Compost), Yakine (Supplement Facts), Camea (Clink), Adultnapper (Ransom Note), Stimming (Diynamic), HOSH (Diynamic), Solomun (Diynamic), Joachim Spieth (Kompakt), Tobi Neumann (Cocoon).

P.Diddy......Really?

What do you eventually get when a global superstar spends summer after summer visiting the notoriously amazing raves at DC10 on the island of Ibiza? You get a musical collaboration that takes things to a new level. This is exactly what has happened with hip hop legend, P. Diddy. Linking up with Isreali techno DJ/producer Guy Gerber, the pair have came up with 'Tourist Trap', and named themselves 11:11. At some point in the future a full collaboration album from the pair will also be released, but 'Tourist Trap' is the track doing damage on disco to techno dancefloors across the world right now. We arent 100% sure on a release date for this track yet but we dont know its got a remix package from heaven, with Jamie Jones, Soul Clap, Visionquest, Renaissance Man, and David K all carrying out their own takes along with the Original version.

Heating Up

Out now on Visionquest. My Favorite Robot's follow up to Still In My Heart ,With vocals reminiscent of Ian Curtis and a gutter-funk baseline Forest Fires will surely have you " screaming for oxygen"

All by myself....

Hotness from Solomun, Everyday I See You Alone is a beast of a track. Nasty and dark this is definitely a tune to make everyone wiggle and shake. A huge bass line and hands in the air vocals makes this one to remember!

Gots to have Faith!!!

Faith Evans getting two huge reworks coming straight out of Bristol. Once known only for its breakbeat sounds, this city is now one the biggest house hot spots around. Both tracks out now on Futureboogie and can be found here (B&S) and (Coat of Arms)

Juicy

BeatStreet present...
BeatStreet - Free EP 001 by We Are BeatStreet
Free E.P 001! A solid E.P compiled solely of massive remixes and edits of popular records produced by some of the BeatStreet residents, alongside good friends.

First up is Will Crawshaw, with his much anticipated rework of 'Biggie Smalls - Juicy'. Bringing a smooth deep vibe, which justifys the quality of the original in a whole new sense. There's been a fantastic reaction about this particular edit, so get it while it's hot. A must have.

Secondly, we have a collaboration between BeatStreet's Jonny Hopkinson & Will Crawshaw. A pumped up edit of 'Oliver Cheatham - Get Down Saturday Night'. Hard hitting beats and a driving bassline turn this old groover into something you can really get down to!

Then we have a truly astonishing remix of 'Gnarls Barkley - Crazy'. An anthem of a track in itself, and only one man that could only do this remix justice, a man who needs no introduction if you've ever been out in Leeds - Alcatraz Harry. Good friend of the BeatStreet crew, we've got a feeling you'll be seeing him popping up a lot more. He's brought some deep chicago house vibes to the plate with this remix, amazing production and next level creativity. Big.

Lastly to finish off the E.P, we have newcomer CJay. Straight in with what only can be described as a HUGE remix of 'Patrice Rushen - Feels So Real'. Big nu disco vibes in this one, bringing the original well up to date.