MJ Cole - Sincere (Marcus Intalex & ST Files Remix)

A classic remix of a classic track. I may not have purchased or even liked anything by MJ Cole (looking strangely like John Terry in the picture to the left) since 2003, but he still remains a legend in my eyes for some of his classic 2 step productions/remixes from back in the day. This Marcus Intalex & ST Files remix is immense and still sounds fresh, which is quite an achievement if you consider the amount of drum & bass that sounds dated a week after it's released, never mind almost 7 years on. I've also included the quality Recloose remix of 'Wondering Why'.

MJ Cole - Sincere (Marcus Intalex & ST Files Remix)

MJ Cole - Wondering Why (Recloose Vocal Mix)

VA - A Little Help For Your Friends

Compiled by the Tiefschwarz brothers and released on the excellent Four Music label. An excellent collection of electronic dance/house which is impeccably programmed & mixed.

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01 Soul Phiction "Touch From The Past"
02 Subway "Joy II"
03 Matthew Herbert "The Audience"
04 Brett Johnson "Thing"
05 ADNY "Beautiful Boy"
06 Shaun Escoffery "Days Like This"
07 Woolph "Jangmeen"
08 Recloose "Can't Take It"
09 Riton "Hungry Ghost"
10 Kato "Disco Tech"
11 The Clash "Mustapha Dance (Rock The Casbah)
12 Captain Comatose "Price Gun Baby"
13 Free Form Five "Perspex Sex - Freaksswitchinchannelsdub"
14 The Soft Pink Truth "Coat Check"
15 Agent K "Ladies (Madslinky Remix)
16 Tiefschwarz "Nix"
17 Brandy "The Ritual (Chateau Flight Remix)"
18 Soha "Gabbeh"
19 Drexciya "Birth Of New Life"
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Marc Alphonse - Contentment In Humidity

I don't know much about this except that it came out in 2001 on a new label at the time called 'Omoa Music' which I haven't heard from since. I also believe it was co-produced by Recloose. If anyone knows anymore info on it or what ever happened to Marc Alphonse or Omoa Music, I'd be quite interested to know. The same sampler this is on also has another great track which was quite big at the time I remember...Ayro's brilliant 'Let This Love'.

Marc Alphonse - Contentment In Humidity