LuPS Records

Tim Robert – Launch Angle

jacco — Tue, 01 May 2012 18:31:08 +0000

LuPSRec 081 brings forth an original track by Tim Robert. With only a handfull of releases this upcoming talent knows how to create interesting tracks. He’d already showed it with two remixes on LuPS and now he takes off with Launch Angle. The Original work is a solid production with a very catchy bassline and crispy FX’s and synthstabs. Combined with a steady drive and floating melodies this track is a peaktime hour bomb that keeps the energy high and alive.

First remix comes from Greek producer Psychowsky. He nailed down a typical Psychowsky no-nonse pumping groove which is a sure shot. If you aiming to set a dancefloor on floor then this is your pick for sure, because all the ingredients are just there. A haunting bassline, eerie synthlines, catchy synthstabs and floating fx’s all over the place. You can’t go wrong with this remix.

Last remix comes from no one less then Shane! Despite his heavy DJ schedule he did find some time to work on a really stunning and goosebumping remix. From the first note till the last, this remix grabs you by the throat and sneaks into your soul. A heavy weight bassline, delicate strings and fragile melodies are causing an emotional heartbreaking atmosphere that lasts for hours. This remix is not a peaktime hour bomb but a timeless gem that makes you realise that progressive is still alive and kicking.

Release date: May 16th, 2012

F-Act – Skinny Dipping

jacco — Tue, 01 May 2012 18:28:12 +0000

Next release on LuPS Records comes from very talented Swiss producer F-Act (Bruno Kaufmann).
He delivers a very impressive Original with a stunning melodyline that is instant recognisable when you hear it for the second time. The beatless intro makes this Original track a perfect setopener which instantly sets the mood with a good vibe.

First remix comes from wellknown producer Lemon8. His remix contains the typical Lemon8 vibe. A steady repetitive groove with crispy percussion and lots of depth are combined with a driving bassline. These are the main elements for a mindless trip. On top you will find the eerie synthlayers of the Original work. Together with a breathtaking break this is a top notch remix!

Second and last remix comes from Josh Abrams. His remix is a perfect peaktimehour bomb. Also here that gorgeous arped melodyline does the job together with a stunning goosebumping break you simply can’t go wrong when thrrowing this remix down. Success garanteed.

Release date: May 16th, 2012

Tolga Diler – Noises

jacco — Tue, 01 May 2012 18:24:44 +0000

The 99th release of LuPS brings an Original from Turkish producer Tolga Diler. Noises is a track which contains a bit of everything. The track kicks of with a Deep House clubby feel but all along the way the track develops at slightly turns into a more Tech House track. Then sudddenly during the break you think that you are listening to a more Trance track and when it all gets back together you are dancing on Deep House again. For sure not an average track but a track that grows after hearing it a couple of times.The first remix comes from G ‘N’ P Tauro. Hailing from Argentina this remix does it’s job from the first kick untill the last. The more minimal Tech House approach of G ‘N’ P Tauro is a monstertune in disguise. A deep pounding groove, some creepy fx’s and a handfull of synstabs are creating the perfect atmosphere for an almost peaktime hour tune. For sure this remix makes you wanna dance.

The 2nd and 3rd remix comes another Argentina producer. Maxi Iborquiza delivered two different remixes. One is called the Pop Remix and this remix easliy could become an anthem with is stuttering female voxes, swirling arped synthlines and catchy melodylines.
The other remix is a deeper approach. Lovely bellsounds and mellow stabs are the key ingredients for a very summerish track. A laidback groove tops it off.

The last remix comes from Greek producer Orelese. His Humanized remix contains a majestic pumping steamy groove and a rocksolid bassline which is really pushing the track forwards. Some good oldschool synthstabs and arpsounds are creating a perfect hot and sexy atmosphere. This remix is a peaktime hour bomb for sure.

Release date: May 9th, 2012

Josel – Himalaya

jacco — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 18:08:00 +0000

LuPSRec 091 brings back JOSEL. After his very well received and recently released track Dark Matters he now returns with another soulful track called Himalaya. Once again all the typical JOSEL ingredients are there. Lushy pads, steady crsipy percussion and drive and a warm bassline. Alongside the strong Original 3 solid remixes can be found.

Erdi Irmak his re-interpretation contains a deep moody vibe with some splendid percussion work.

The remix by Franzis-D is a dreamy piece of work which contains some fragile and delicate additional floating melodylines.

Last remix comes from Toppy. He is on fire lately and he proves to be a solid producer with his own unique style. This remix is no exception. It contains a heartbreaking atmosphere with a majestic synthstab (remember D-Note - Shed My Skin) Also he added a few new melodylines which gives this remix a perfect feel and personal touch.

Kris Brown – Reminisce

jacco — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 17:58:52 +0000

LuPSrec 080 brings back Kris Brown. His Original is an ode to the good old days of Trance. It contains a lovely upbeat summery feel with some fine Trancy elements and a warm subbassline.

The first remix comes from Greek producer Orelse. He is on fire lately. His remix contains a fine intro and sounds very up to date because of nice new synth patches which givs his remix a more Tech House feel.

The last remix comes from Franzis-D. His remix contains a deep growling sub-bassline of the original but it has been combined here with a firm kick and crispy percussion. Also Franzis added some vocalsnippets and fragile bellsound. What makes this remix very special is the way in which Franzis used the Trancy synth elements. He just let them pop up in random order. Very cool remix.

Satiny – Lost Day

jacco — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 17:46:35 +0000

LuPSRec 088 brings a new talent to the surface. Satiny from Russia delivers a very summerish and catchy Original with a rather catchy vocalhook which has been added later on. Lost Day is one of those perfect tunes for a late summer night on the beach with a good cocktail and a perfect sundown. For sure not a lost day.

First remix comes from Bob Fanzidon. His remix contains a more commercial club feel and is a peaktime stormer with it’s raw basssound and catchy hooklines and cripsy percussion.

Second remix comes from Mariano Pompeo and his remix goes deep and contains a steady pounding groove. Somehow this remix is close to the Original track.

Third remix comes from upcoming talent Tim Robert. With only a couple of releases in his pocket, Tim managed to carve himself a nich with a unique no nonsense style. His remix is a lovely builder of a track and contains a catchy clubby bassline which carries the track very well. He added some new synthstabs as well which really brings the track alive. A sure shot.

Last remix comes from another fast rising talent Kaan Koray. Hailing from Turkey Kaan beautifully crafted a dreamy moody but yet melodic remix which captures the true proggresive house feeling. A true gem.

ZB – I Was In The Twilo

jacco — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:38:55 +0000

Once again an artist who joined the label in a early state returns to the label. This it is ZB who signed his track I Was In The Twilo to LuPS for the 086th release. The Original of I Was In The Twilo is a true type ZB track is an amazing tune with a haunting vibe and spooky elements and some very good synthstabs and solid drive and percussion.

The first remix comes from ZB’s fellow country mate Yura. His remix is more minimal Tech House based and contains a stomping beat and demanding groove. Yura added a catchy male vocal snippet, some dirty acidic elements and some great percussion elements. Wicked remix.

The second remix comes from Joseph Garam. He is new to the label and he shows up with a Deep House version with a jazzy twist and feel.

Last remix comes from Greek producer T-Dallas. His remix is more housey. A danceable bongo groove with a great bassline is the backbone for a tweaked morphed synthstab which slighlty become the main catchy element in this remix. Halfway the track this synthstab gets filtered during the break and then the track finally takes off. This remix grows after a few times.

Sjoerd Korsuize – Blackbird EP

jacco — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 17:16:39 +0000

LuPS it’s 079 th release brings back Dutch producer Sjoerd Korsuize with again a two track EP.
The Original version of Blackbird is a nice summerish track with a great breathing and lushy atmosphere. Lovely eerie soundscapes and a warm bassline. Surely the perfect track for a good night at the beach this summer and one of Sjoerd his best tracks to date.

The remix of Blackbird comes from Franzis-D. He delivers a deep and yet moody remix which captures the same feeling as the Original version. Also here that lushy, dreamy and floating atmosphere is the thing that grabs the attention.

The other Original track from Sjoerd is called Flowers. Once again an easy groove sets the pace for what will turn out into a swirling track with a great arppregioriff that comes and go. A warm bumping bassline tops it all of.

The remix of Flowers has been done by Maxi Iborquiza. One of LuPS staff remixers. His re-interpretation goes deep and way beyond imagination. A deep resonating bassline, a handfull of fx’s a new arpline in the break and a deep kickdrum with crispy percussion takes you on a fantasy voyage.

DJ Borra – Mystical Or Magical

jacco — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 19:13:06 +0000

LuPSRec 082 brings Bulgarian producer Borra aka Bobby Nikolov. Borra’s style can be defined as a mixture of deep, funky and progressive house. His Original track is no exception in that case. A bumping bassline pushes the track forwards as on top some dreamy soundlayers find it’s place. Combined with a funky synthriff this track does it’s way in a rather hypnotic state.

The first remix comes from Russian producer Smartrunner. He turned the Original into a sleazy and groovy more downtempo Tech House version with a very fine deep bassline.

The second remix comes from Tim Robert. This remix is close to the Original but contains a more defined crsipy groove and a reprogrammed bassline. Again the funky synthstabs are the earcathcer.

The last remix comes from another Bulgarian talent called Toppy. His remix is a stunning piece of work in the one and only true type Toppy style. This is heartbreaking prog house at it’s best. A majestic groove with some well programmed percussion sets the pace for some mindless peaktime hour pleasure. This remix shows you each corner of your soul and leaves you speechless when it is over. Only one thing remains after that. You want to hear it again and again and again.

F-Act – Whirlpool

jacco — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 18:49:18 +0000

LuPS it’s 83rd release brings Swiss supertalent F-Act with an excellent and stunning Original that whipes each corner of the dancefloor. The original contains a nice simmering drive and a fine celestial atmosphere with some cool textures and layers.

The first remix comes from Loco-Volver. If you thought that the Original was powerful well then here is a version which is even stronger. This remix just simply ROCKS!! and is a peaktime hour dancefloor burning track with which you can’t go wrong.

The second remix comes from Josh Abrams. This remix is more old school orientated with it’s Moroder arped bassline. A firm and steady kickdrum with some well programmed percussion sets the pace for a great after hour tune.

Jacco@Work – Sodium Benzoate

jacco — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 19:02:06 +0000

Labelboss Jacco@Work shows up with some new Original work. Sodium Benzoate is a 120 bpm Tech House track with gritty textures, melancholic chords and arps and a handfull of shimmering fx’s all perfectly blend into a steady dancefloor groove. This track captures the typical Jacco@Work style with it’s acidic touch.

The first remix comes from a new, yet promising producer from Russia, called Smartrunner. His remix is a lovely warm re-interpretation which is a perfect setopener as it instantly sets the mood with it’s warm chords and superb subbass. After you’ve checked out the stunning break you know that this remix is Deep House to the max.

The second remix comes from Greek producer Orelese who is causing some buzz lately. His remix of Sodium Benzoate is a futuristic trip. A solid percussive and ultra crisp groove dominates at this remix. The quirky lead synths easily grabs the attention and grabs the dancefloor with ease.

JOSEL – Dark Matters

jacco — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 10:16:48 +0000

Release 087 brings back JOSEL to LuPS Records. And how!! JOSEL delivers a very fine and anticipating Original track with captures the true spirit of House.
Dark Matters is the perfect setopener, because this track instantly set the mood from the first note. A deep cool rotating synthstab combined with a heavenly appregioline sets the pace for a moody but yet very danceable track which halfway turns into a monsterous tune when a deep growling bassline gets introduced. When after the breakdown everything gets back together and a new syntline finds it place in the arrangement you know for sure that you have found the best track to start a set with.

First remix comes from Loquai. As well all know you can’t go wrong with Loquai. His remix contains a solid groove and vibe. The original elements has blend very well together with a gorgeous new melodyline that drops in halfway the breakdown. This new melodyline surely will stuck into your head for days and days. A sure shot.

The second remix comes from MISHAlekseev. His remix is a more peaktime hour one with a bumping crispy groove and bassline and some nice filtering and editing.

The last remix comes from Suffused. Here at LuPs we are very pleased that they’ve found some time for doing this remix. Perhaps this is the strongest remix in the release. The Suffused Silence Remix is a more classic Prog-House remix. Long layers of sounds, a warm bassline, a cool female voice and a handfull of dark fx’s is all you need for mindless pleasure.