Hot Flush director Scuba has remixed Paul Woolford‘s “Untitled” and the product is an ecstatic techno house banger.

CAN YOU FEEL IT?

Since George FitzGerald’s “I Can Tell (By the Way You Move)” debuted during the Hotflush x Boiler Room Takeover with FitzGerald and Scuba, a few different rips have been floating around the interwebs. Now, following his signing to Domino Records, the UK house kingpin has shared a longer (though still not full) version of the single.

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[Paul Woolford]

UK-based dance music producer Paul Woolford has absolutely floored the international dance music community with his latest effort, titled frankly, “Untitled”; out on Hotflush Recordings as of July 8th, 2013. The single has gained praise from world renowned producers and DJs such as: Skream, Joy Orbison, Bicep, Jackmaster, Ben UFO and Dusky - amongst others. Untitled’s high regard clicks as Woolford seamlessly intertwines a fantastic piano chord progression, an industrial-yet-lively bass-line, and a haunting, echoing vocal sample. 

It is also interesting to note that the cover artwork was done by the late abstract-expressionist painter, Mark Rothko.

Below is a 2-minute preview of the full product. I suggest you buy the track here, as it comes highly recommended.

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In the past few hours, Kieran Hebden has spontaneously shared two new tracks. The first, “For These Times,” feels slightly reminiscent of his 2010 LP There Is Love In You with its ghostly emotive vocals paired alongside a dance-inspired beat. The other, a rework of Justin Timberlake’s “Suit and Tie,” reflects Four Tet’s more recent experimentation with tracks composed almost entirely of percussive intricacies. Timberlake’s chopped up vocals provide the only melody for the song, resting atop a twitchy, hi-hat groove.

“For These Times” appears on the Nonplus compilation, Think and Change- a “cognitive dancefloor therapy session.” The collection also features cuts from the likes of Martyn, Pearson Sound, and Scuba.

See previously: Justin Timberlake | Suit & Tie (Julio Bashmore Remix)

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Why is this mix series titled “The Bootleg Tapes”?  I have been pondering this question… Wikipedia describes a “bootleg recording” as “an audio or video recording of a performance that was not officially released by the artist or under other legal authority.” The article goes on to explain that “the process of making and distributing such recordings is known as bootlegging.” To be honest, I did not pay for any of these tracks, and some of them have not yet been released by their respective labels. I did not receive permission from the “copyright holders” to re-distribute this content, (as SoundCloud’s copyright infringement detection software pointed out to me when I tried unsuccessfully to upload the mix the first couple times.) In short, these mixes are conceived and distributed in contravention of music copyright law. For this reason, it would seem that the title of the series is fitting.

For this tenth episode, I put together a special two-hour mix comprised of an eclectic selection of house, techno, UK garage, and soul. Most of the tracks are contemporary, but you will hear a handful of classics from the likes of Fingers Inc., Rhythim Is Rhythim, Inner City, and Carl Craig.

Special thanks to the other Low-Life staff-writers who helped me find a great deal of this music–as well as to our followers.

TRACKS

Cirrus - Bonobo [Ninja Tune]

Harm In Change - Toro Y Moi [Carpark]

You Give Me Fever - Romare [Universal]

Whatnot - Machinedrum [Innovative Leisure]

Everything - Justin Jay [Southern Fried]

Turns Turns Turns (Blue Hawaii Flüchtig Mix) - Majical Cloudz [Arbutus]

Elegante - Squarehead [5AND7]

So Submissive - Citizen [MadTech]

Reykjavik - Brolin [Double Denim]

Guuurl - Lapalux [Brainfeeder]

Local Traffic - Wolfey [White]

The Variable - Wolfey [White]

Can You Feel It? (instrumental) - Fingers Inc. [Trax]

Something We All Adore - Solomun [Supernature]

Desire - 69 [R&S]

Brazil (slow version) - Luke Abott [Border Community]

Sandstorms - Carl Craig [Planet E]

The Fallout - Dark Sky and Breach [Naked Naked]

Tenderly - Disclosure [Make Mine]

Good Life - Inner City [Virgin]

Soul What (Boddika Remix) - Boddika [Swamp 81]

Sunshine (Uto Karem Remix) - Tomaz & Filterheadz [1605 Music Therapy]

Sad - Jerome LOL [Self-Released]

Phosphor (Norman Nodge Remix) - Onmutu Mechanicks [Echocord Colour]

Tomorrow Belongs To Us - Booka Shade [Defected In The House]

Beam Me Up (George Fitzgerald Remix) - Close [Aus Music]

Energy Flash - Joey Beltram [R&S]

Positive Education - Slam [Soma Quality]

Defiant Order - Birdy Nam Nam [OWSLA]

Loose Your - Günther Lause [Laut & Luise]

Mask - Pedestrian & Maribou State [Catz N' Dogz]

Closer - Lulu James [Sony / RCA]

Distant Shores - Petar Dundov [Music Man]

Ford Trax - Baby Ford [Virgin France]

Strings Of Life - Rhythim is Rhythim [Transmat]

Retrograde - James Blake [Republic]

Love,

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