BONUS: L-Vis 1990 dropped his own edit of “Untitled (How Does It Feel)”. (Via Hypetrak)

L-Vis 1990 – BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, January 7th 2012 (Ul.to)

Tracklist after the jump.

L-Vis 1990 — Feel The Void [Island]
L-Vis 1990 — Timeless (Intro) (feat. Corey Black)
Tom Trago — Dubtopia [Rush Hour Recordings]
Cajmere — Percolator [Cajual Recordings]
Marcel Dettmann — Planning [Ostgut]
DVA — Step 2 Funk VIP
Lando Kal — Communication [Rush Hour Recordings]
Egyptrixx — Liberation Front [Night Slugs]
Optimum — Ghost House
Alfabet — Hell Of Samba [Rush Hour Recordings]
Theo Parrish — Falling Up (Carl Craig Remix) [Syncrophone]
L-Vis 1990 — Our Groove [Night Slugs]
Patrice Bäumel — Roar [Get Physical]
Jam City — Countess [Night Slugs]
Kingdom — SFX [Dirty Bird]
Lil Silva — Pulse Vs. Flex [Night Slugs]
Mike Q. — Let it All Out [Fade 2 Mind]
Jam City — Ecstasy Refix [Night Slugs]
L-Vis 1990 — VHS Crash [Night Slugs]
Untold — Little Things Like That [Clone Basement Series]
L-Vis 1990 — Feel The Void (Paul Woolford After-Hours Mix) [PMR Records]
Helix — Drum Track [Night Slugs]
Bok Bok — MJT [Night Slugs]
DJ Fresh — Night Off
DJ Pierre — Hit Da Handclap 2011
Girl Unit — Club Rez [Night Slugs]
Mike Q. — Ha Dub Reworqed [Fade 2 Mind]
DJ Cease — Super Crash [Rush Hour Recordings]
Paul Woolford — Erotic Discourse [2020 Vision]
L-Vis 1990 — Tonight (Kink Remix) (feat. Samantha Lim) [PMR Records]
Grand High Priest ft. Dajae — Mary Mary (Bok Bok Reconstruction)
TWR72 — 13 Tunnel
Boddika & Joy O — Swims (No Chords VIP) [Swamp 81]
Maurice Donovan — Bebeh [SSSSSS]
Laurent Garnier — Man With The Red Face (Club Mix) [F Communications]
L-Vis 1990 — Tonight (L-Vis 1990 & Simbad’s 3am Mix) (feat. Samantha Lim) [PMR Records]
L-Vis 1990 — Lost In Love (Night Slugs Allstars Mix) (feat. Jaevon McCarthy) [PMR Records]

New mix by Fade To Mind label boss Prince William is bursting at the seams with things we love. First up, you’ve got a host of great new exclusive tracks from MikeQ, Bok Bok, and a gigantic forthcoming remix of L-Vis 1990′s new single from some unknown combination of producers that form the “Night Slugs Allstars”.

But even more formidable than the tracklisting is the way that everything in this mix blends together – putting Carl Craig and MikeQ back-to-back has never sounded so complimentary, especially with the long blends Prince employs that makes everything mesh together in hazy, brilliant nightclub ecstasy. Dim the lights and play it out from start to finish.

Fade to Mind Mix 001 mixed by Prince William (Direct Link)

Tracklisting after the jump.

01. Terrence Dixon – Tranquility (Arne Weinberg Remix)
02. MikeQ – The Master Blaster
03. Robert Hood vs. Bok Bok – Ha Clash
04. Grand High Priest ft. Dajae – Mary Mary (Bok Bok Reconstruction)
05. Robert Hood – Unix: Alive
06. Cosmin TRG – Izolat
07. Jam City – Aqua Box
08. Mr. V – Big Beat
09. MikeQ – I Am Legend
10. Nguzunguzu – Mirage (DJ Pierre Remix)
11. Bok Bok – Dark Hearts Dub
12. Kenny Larkin – Glob (Kenny Larkin Remix)
13. L-Vis 1990 – Lost in Love (Night Slugs Allstars Mix)
14. Cosmin TRG – Form Over Function
15. Kenny Larkin – You Are… (C2 Remix)
16. Bok Bok – Reminder

This is the first single to be taken from the L-Vis 1990 debut album “Neon Dreams”, the Javeon McCarthy fronted “Lost In Love” is a bit of change from our previous encounters with the London producer and Night Slugs co-founder seeing as it oozes of neonlaced, discoinfused synthy goodness. The single is released September 26th and comes backed with remixes from Neon Dreams and Night Slugs, the “Neon Dreams” album will be out on October 3rd.

Bok Bok & L-Vis go back to back with Martyn, the founder of 3024 and generally nice guy (from the vibe of this radio show at least).

Bok Bok & L-Vis 1990 on Rinse FM w/ special guest Martyn – 31 May 2011 (download via Night Slugs)

Also, don’t sleep on Bok Bok’s newly released EP on Night Slugs, a love letter to early 2000s grime.

In which Villa flex their groove muscles while redoing Para One & San Serac’s hedonistic piece of retro dance music, really fleshing out the piano part and adding a thomping amount of energy to an already busy track.

Grab the EP on iTunes ASAP and you also can get your hands on the really good L-Vis 1990 remix, it’s called “The Ibiza Sunset Remix Dub”, maybe that will give you some idea of what you’re in for.

Slice & Soda – Year Of The Dragon (Villa Remix)

Two reasons to lust after the new Round Table Knights remix EP:

1) Limited 300 copy 12″ vinyl pressing looking so crispy.
2) Erm, the music on afformentioned beautiful EP.

For example, L-Vis 1990 & The Neon Dreams ascend “Paparussi” to a previously unattainable level of vibes, and adding Javeon McCarthy’s fantastic vocals to the track is a brilliant decision that makes it sound immediately more organic and intimate.

Calling them the new Fleetwood Mac of the dance music world may be misinterpreted as an insult, but it’s anything but: the professionalism of recording quality (presumably Cubic Zirconia’s Nick Hook at work) and the pacing of the track never falters as it grows to a shimmeringly bright climax, and the final product feels polished and exciting in a way that few other releases lately have been able to achieve.

Comparatively, Mercury and Homework have a lot to live up to with their renditions of “Say What?!” – but both bring something special to the plate. Mercury adds on some soft diva humming under their escalating and falling house stabs, and Homework forgoes the vocals altogether, twisting the track into something unrecognizably different, but catchily enough that it doesn’t even matter.

Out on Made To Play later this month.

MTP039 Round Table Knights – Remixes (VINYL) by Made to Play

Damn Cassius, you have given us a lot of consistently good dance music over the years. And in keeping with that tradition, Ed Banger Records have been kind enough to give use a bomb of a track from “toughest artist name to spell of the year” contenders Gesaffelstein, who paint the track with some dark staccato basslines and trippy synth leads.

The package also comes with a Skream remix, titled “Skream made Zdar feel like he was 20 again remix”, which may be a jab at the age of Cassius, or maybe just a good humored drum’n'bass style throwback to early 90s rave with a funny long name.

Bowski brings in his own vocalist (Tom Cowcher) to croon the falsetto swagger of “I <3 U So” and then gives a heartbreakingly good dancefloor friendly remix.

To round it off, you may have already witnessed the production video of L-Vis 1990′s “jam sesh” featuring The Neon Dreams Regeneration, comprised of Cubic Zirconia’s Nick Hook and Tiombe Lockhart & former L-VIS 1990 “Forever You” collaborator Javeon McCarthy.

Cassius – Les Enfants (Gesaffelstein Remix) (Mediafire)