Runaway's remix of "Push 4 Love" sees a return to form for the duo of Jacques Renault and Marcos Cabral, and a Wurst homecoming of epic proportions to the label that released their debut smash. A monstrous bassline drives the mix, signaling a different direction for Runaway one that we'll hopefully see more of. Flip it over for an altogether alarmingly groovy remix courtesy of none other than In Flagranti. Tuff beats and nasty low-end form the rhythm section of this cyber-boogie jam, saving the vocals for the last bit, keeping them dubbed out and dreamy in the best way possible. More

Part III boasts contributions from Portland, Oregon's performance art and house music group The Miracles Club (following releases on Cut Copy's Cutters label and famed Mexican Summer), Wurst vet Nick Chacona - here with longtime partner Anthony Mansfield, and Neurotic Drum Band's Ulysses. The Miracles Club's "I Can't Help It" is a heart-wrenching, ethereal ballad set atop a rock solid, Chicago House-inspired rhythm section. Easily the deepest cut to emerge from the Nick Chacona and Anthony Mansfield's fun-filled studio sessions, "Tase the Wizard" is tailor made for desert raves and smoky basement clubs alike."Soular Power" sees Ulysses at the top of his talents, bringing the tempo way, way down for a slow-burning Balearic beast. More

First of three parts of the first Wurst compilation with 10 new exclusive tracks alltogether. Part I boasts New York upstarts soho808, Lisbon legend Tiago, MERC alum Chicago Damn, and New Jersey outliers Pink Stallone. Following appearances on Soul Clap's Social Experiment 002 mix on No. 19 and Jamie Jones' Fabric 59 mix, soho808 land on Wurst with "Reach" feat. Safiyah, easily their most accomplished work to date, fusing their now-patented slow house sound with a little of the city's R&B swagger. Pink Stallone hooks up with Strictly Rhythm alum Joey Washington on "Help Yourself", a ridiculously nasty slice of future funk. Tiago gives "Peanuts Not Working" his I Am The Automan treatment, channeling the 80s cosmic sound for a driving dancefloor workout. Rounding out the EP is Chicago Damn's "Romcom", a smoky, subdued number, hinting at Detroit's beatdown sound with the man's now signature MPC moves.
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While "I Can See" by Jazzanova featuring Ben Westbeech came out a few years back, Filippo Moscatello's most excellent disco version never saw the light of day - until now, of course. Doesn't much more sunshine-filled and soul-drenched than this stellar take on the esteemed Berlin collective's original.über-limited one-sided vinyl-only release. Early DJ support comes from Soul Clap, Radio Slave, Dimitri from Paris,Ewan Pearson, Sebo K, Rob Mello and Slow Hands. More