Love Assassins – Remixes

Fonzerelli’s massive 5th single “Infinity”, his own unique version of the 90s Guru Josh classic, was released in early 2008 coincidentally coinciding with Klaas’s saxophone revamp of the same tune which dominated the airwaves and clubs across the world.

During the global sensation that was the Klaas Remix, Fonzerelli’s unique take on the classic with remixes from J Scott G, Love Assassins and P.H.A.T.T. found its own supporter and became a smash in it’s own right. It hit # 5 UK Dance Singles Chart (iTunes), # 72 UK Singles Chart (iTunes), # 17 French Singles Chart (iTunes)!

Trackitdown described Fonzerelli’s take as “a new direction and its rather banging! Jacking driving electro big break down you guessed it!”

Connected teams up with Max’C to bring you ‘A Feeling’. This song has had a long development from underground club anthem to worldwide club smash.

After more revocals than a classic Mowtown hit eventually the perfect performance came from Max’C (of Axwell ‘I Found U’ fame) who is set to collaborate with David Guetta, Soul Avengers, Todd Terry, StoneBridge and many more top acts this summer (Max’C has also opened for P Diddy and Snoop Dogg, acted in TV mini series & films and is an accomplished dancer, moving to Finland from the US to teach Hip Hop and Break Dancing at the Helsinki Dance Academy).

Now, with the perfect rendition, killer new mixes, and huge new support meaning the track has reached over 2,500,000 listeners in it’s first three weeks of radio play and who knows how many more clubbers it’s reached up and down the country, even gaining the No.1 spot in both the Music Week Club chart, and the DMC Club chart. The summer of 2008 will most definitely be all about “A Feeling”!

Tito Puente Jnr “There was magic in the music my father made. It made people happy, all over the world. My goal is to keep it alive, and in doing so, expose it to a whole new generation.”

This same ethos is mirrored by the hot new label Big In Ibiza who having resigning the huge 90’s classic dance mixes of the timeless song ‘Oye Como Va’ have reworked it with fresh mixes for 2008 opening it up to a whole new audience.

Having been covered consistently since it’s original Latin roots in the 1950’s, Tito Puente’s own son Tito Puente Jnr released his own definitive version alongside star vocalist India in the mid 90’s and shot into prominence with a massive Joey Musaphia mix, turning it into a huge New York style garage anthem which excited radio and club playlists & received solid support from the biggest DJs of the time.

Possibly the hottest record of the year- with its fully cleared original Bob Marley studio recorded vocals and killer mix package, Mr. Brown looks set to rock Ibiza this summer having already run riot poolside in Miami. This record has summer written all over it with its pumping sun-drenched vibes it’s perfect perfect for bars, sunsets, clubs and afterparties.

Freshly signed to brand new label Big In Ibiza, The Angry Kids have caught the attention of BBC’s Radio 1 & 1Xtra with initial radio support from Annie Nightingale, Ras Kwame (Radio 1 / 1Xtra), DJ Q (1Xtra), Kutski and more. Early tastemaker DJ support from Sharam (Deepdish), Dave Dresden (Gabriel & Dresden), Alex Metric, Meat Katie, Dylan Rhymes, Tim Coburn, Bad Boy Bill, Tony Manc, Phunk Investigation, John Jones (Hed Kandi), Erick Morillo, Jason Nevins, Flash Brothers, Sander Van Doorn, Adam White (Perfecto) and many more.

It’s already become an Ibiza Classic, but now Picotto vs Papini’s “Gonna Get Ya” has finally got its full release on Big In Ibiza.

The monstrous bootleg of Mauro Picotto’s legendary ‘Gonna Get Ya’ and Top 5 Beatport Ibiza anthem Daniele Papini’s  ‘Church Of Nonsense’ gets its major release on Big In Ibiza with remixes from the likes of Marcel Woods, Chris MiMo and Love Assassins.

Back in the early 90’s Lance Ellington released a string of records with labels including RCA, Media Records and A&M. One of his songs, Lonely was released on RCA in 1993 to huge support and now receives fresh and up-to-date mixes from Big In Ibiza that keep the original 90’s dance vibe mashing it into a Hed Kandi style house anthem and a grooving underground tribal mix that takes this classic in a whole new direction.

# 1 on DJ Download and Trackitdown for 2 weeks! Now with hot new Love Assassins & Drum n Bass Remixes. With massive support coming from Gareth Wyn, Jason Herd, Thomas Gold, Jon Fitz, Nino Anthony, DJ Paulette, Jorge Navarro and more.

When most people thought ‘Filthy Rich’ was just a term used to describe millionaire yacht club members rather than (according to Tim Sheridan) “the most promising DJ and producer of the new generation”, Big In Ibiza scooped up two of Rich’s earliest productions, “Dirty Freak” and “It’s Like That”. Both tracks instantly became worldwide club anthems supported by the likes of Fergie, Annie Mac, Robbie Rivera, Plump DJs, Sonny Wharton, Deepgroove and Seamus Haji establishing Rich’s position as one of the World’s hottest producers and DJs.

“Talented and innovative behind the decks, relentless in the studio, and with a head on his shoulders that belies his years [Filthy Rich] is definitely one to watch in the near future”
(M8 Magazine)

Therefore, it feels like providence that brings Filthy Rich and Big In Ibiza back together for one of his biggest tracks to date, “Music Is Moving” which samples Ann-Marie Smith’s timeless vocal and the classic riff by Fargetta from their 1992 anthem. Joining Red Jerry, Tall Paul, Tony De Vit, BK and others, Filthy Rich takes his turn to bring this absolute classic dance anthem up to date in his own unique style.

“This distinctive vocal is driven into the realms of warehouse by a certain Filthy Richard. […] This will work and it probably already has!” (I-DJ July 09)

Fonzerelli’s alter ego Brazen follow up their # 1 Beatport smash “Toto” with a rework Tina Turner’s classic “What’s Love Got To Do With It”, turning it into a monster club anthem.

Filip Le Frick takes up remix duties after his remix of Tito Puente Jnr ft India’s classic “Oye Como Va” hit the Beatport Top 10 in December. Lead by an infectious Spanish guitar over contemporary tribal rhythms and summer grooves Filip Le Frick’s tribal dub is a Balearic terrace anthem in the making just as the summer sun begins to shine over the White Isle for the 2009 season. Other remixes come from Love Assassins and PTP.

Following on from their previous club anthems – ‘Sex’, ‘Wikid’, and ‘Pump It Up’ – Chocolate Party present their latest instalment in the form of ‘We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off’. The original, by Jermaine Stewart, became an iconic record of the 1980’s and Chocolate Party have kept the same vibe as the original going throughout the track, creating an uplifting party smash.

Chocolate Party have always loved to pump it up from day one. This has been a notorious fact to DJs the world over since their debut tune “SEX” hit the top echelons of Beatports charts back in 2007. For this release, Big In Ibiza’s Love Assassins take to the remix.

Last Summer, The original version of this summer anthem with its uplifting lyrics and feel good vibe led it to become unquestionably an anthem for the summer last year when it reached the top echelons of dance charts. The cool Terrace Dub found its way into the the DJ boxes of cooler DJs for most of 2009.

Now its back for 2010 with 2 brand new remixes from Big In Ibiza and Filthy Louca ensures (Feels So) Good To Be Alive, will remain in the Dj Boxes for a long time yet!

Both Filthy Louca and Big In Ibiza keep this same euphoric and feel good vibe of the original while at the same time crafting their own unique take on the record. Filthy Louca provides a pumping and inspiring effort buffing up the riff. On the flip, Big In Ibiza’s mix takes the record in a completely different direction forming a grooving, rolling Tribal House anthem.

Horizon aka Si Paul, Antonia Lucas and Mat Bradshaw drop a huge vocal anthem that effortlessly crosses the house / trance boundary with a killer remix under Si’s legendary Lost Witness guise which proves why he is still one of the hottest names in trance. Founded in 1997, Lost Witness grew to dominate the world of trance hitting #18 in the UK Singles Chart in 1999 with “Happiness Happening” on Ministry Of Sound and following it up with a handful of other top 30 hits and club smashes picking up support from the world’s biggest DJs like Tiesto, Armin Van Buuren, Judge Jules and Pete Tong and releasing on a host of leading labels including Armada, Nebula, Ministry, Nukleuz and now Big In Ibiza.

Building a reputation for big records with emotive songs, “I Don’t Wanna” is no different with a passionate vocal performance from Antonia Lucas sitting perfectly on an uplifting and almost bitter sweet production that will work in almost any conditions as a euphoric smash.

Dan Identikal and Frode Nielson team up for the second time as Vision Control with their massive peak time anthem “Breather”. Fusing house, progressive, electro, tech and trance elements with a touching and bittersweet vocal Vision Control have made “Breather” and uplifting, big room anthem. With soaring synths, rolling grooves and infectious hooks the boys have crafted an unforgettable summer smash that is already picking up amazing support and guaranteed to rock the terraces! Love Assassins take on remix duties and add their own trademark funky electronic, sound to the record for the flip.

“Keep breathing, don’t fall asleep… it’ll be alright”