Support by: Audio Injection / Truncate, Claude Young, DJ Prinz (PushIt! Records, Cafe d_Anvers), Electric Indigo, Freddy Turner, Jeroen Search, Kr!z (Token), Kurt (Bunker Records), Merlyn Martin (Subdivisions), Opuswerk, Orde Meikle (SLAM), Patrick Bateman (Tic Tac Toe), Paul Boex (Poema Club Utrecht), Robert Owens, Soren Aalberg, Stevie P (Thrill Recordings), Tom Dazing, Tomaz , Tommy Four Seven, Trevor Rockcliffe,...

When two of the artists you like most in the world come together for a release on your label, you could say that you feel blessed. And so it happens that Miss Sunshine, our friend from Croatia, and Metrobox, our friend from back home, are on this release and on their best behavior. Miss Sunshine has been around for a very long time and can easily be described as one of the hardest working, never-complaining, most loved and most honest people you will get to meet in a lifetime of dealing with djs, artists and people in general. A true professional, doing everything by herself: taking care of her own booking and travel arrangements for her international dj career, and her own productions that recently landed her into the arms of Kevin Saunderson_s KMS label or Patrick Bateman_s Tic Tac Toe, and a famed work ethos and drive rarely seen, and all this combined with a very down to earth mentality and fierce cooking skills. Yes, we worship her. Her release is therefore one we cherish very deeply. The first tune, Demanding Thoughts, is pretty deep and relatively laidback. Subtle yet dancefloor friendly, deep but not dull. Perfect for your buildup towards techno glory. Distant Figure takes it up a serious notch, with basslines that are a bit leaning towards the sound of Shed on his Wax imprint, but without the restraint. Suncica really goes all out on this one. The remix is done by Metrobox, who is a bit of a belgian treasure in his own right. One half of Fellowhsip Of The Funk (with Marcus Vector), a much sought remixer and producer for upcoming icon labels like We Play House Recordings. Author of one of the best house remixes that was so good the Mobilee people didn_t dare to release it (and got their behind rightfully handed to them on the Refused & Revinylized vinyl). Metrobox delivers his view on what deep techno should sound like: bass heavy as hell, threatening like a friggin serial killer and only reaching full potential on a BIG soundsystem. Please make sure you download the wav version for this one, because it_s really that subbass-loving.

Need it be said that everything once again was mastered by our friend Misjah at 24Mastering? M

iss Sunshine will be performing at the Coincidence stage of Tomorrowland 2013.