Onno already proved to us just what he was capable of brewing together in his Amsterdam sound kitchen on the last Home Sweet Home compilation with the track “Common Sense”. And because it was so great there’s a remix of “Common Sense” from David Labeij on this release. Groove magazine has compared him to Frankfurt’s Funkyness, his magic cauldron is filled with a perfect concoction of rolling bass lines, sneaky vocal snippets simmering in a sauce of percussive beats. “The boy who drank too much” makes no exception, everything is exact and to the point and with one goal in mind,-to groove. “My Dad Lives In A Downtown Motel” shows us that he knows where to place an instrumental disco roll so that it ends up on every DJ’s menu. For those that still haven’t had their fill of Onno’s digital delicacies, “Bagels are fresh” is sure to cure your appetite, at least for now

Minimaland Feedback: Another fresh release on Upon You, one of the most supported labels here in the land. All the original tracks will be massive  dancefloor hits but Labeij’s remix is the one that will tear it apart!

a1 - The Boy Who Drunk Too Much

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b1 – My Dad Lives in a Downtown Motel

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b2 - Common Sense (David Labeij remix)

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…… Bagels Are Fresh (Digital Only)

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UY#033
Release Date: 19.04.2010

Supported by: Format B, Anthny Collins, Todd Bodine, Someone Else, Matt Star, Hugo, Mathias Mesteno, Mikael Stravostrand, Jens Bond, Lauhaus, Markus Schatz, Jeremy P. Caulfield, Bloody Mary, Chris Lattner and many more

Intacto Records is still a pretty young label in the market. The Amsterdam imprint was founded in 2004 and since then they have been always bringing top releases to the scene with the participation of producers like 2000 and One, Shinedoe and Polder. Today we come here to present their next release that will be out in the middle of December and that was producer by the duo composed by Lauhaus & David Labeij, two of the most uprising Dutch artists of 2009. The Ep starts with the “Zero Zero”, a track full of joy and harmony, with some “stabbing and sweeping synths” and a 4×4 pumpy beat that will leave everyone euphoric. In the flip side you’ll listen “Green Sunday”, the track that really fits our standards, a fabulous deep track that seems to be telling a story due to it’s fabulous melodie, distant vocals and uprising beat. Perfect to be spread in clubs. If you buy the digital version you’ll have another track, “Sweatshop” the most pumpy track of the release and a really good add-on to the all instalment.

a) Zero Zero
b) Green Sunday
Digital: Sweetshop

INTACTO#023
Release Date: 15.12.2009