Miike More and M.Y. didn't overthink while choosing the title of their latest common song, and yes, you could hardly call it a club track. «Dance» in it's original version is intended for your listening pleasure, be it a morning background at an urban dweller's kitchen, AUX-stream in a car or an inspirational playlist to capture new ideas behind a work desk. The team of the Russian label Soviett as expected completes the new single with diverse remixes that will soon be loaded to many players from their record boxes because there is a choice: the version by The Villars (you may remember his impressive artist album recently released on Soviett too) pushes the tempo up and is useful both at the gym or at party prime time, the remix by Misha Gramotin is a beautiful addition to those chilly hours after sunset and the interpretation by Filizola adds a certain amount of lightsome mood even if the weekend is already over. The track «Waves» is a special bonus on the release — use it at least once as your alarm clock melody and imagine Daft Punk playing only for you in the morning.

Weightless. Soft. Stylish. Housy. Nightdrive. The 71st single of the Russian label Soviett Records will cheer up the fans of House music and it's subgenres, give these three variations of modern House a listen and notice a bit less priority to Indie Dance and Nu Disco from the label than usually. Lagoon Dreams is that perfectly lightweight opening track for a pre-party and, in some cases, even for a club DJ-set. Na Diskoteke is that long-awaited finalization of all those dance tracks from the 90s when their authors used only default presets on the hardware and many-many pieces of club music sounded the same. Today Nightdrive adds the necessary diversity, take a note of it while you're listening. Heavenly Track puts a smile upon your face because of the title but the doubts disappear when you start playing it - any Deep/Tech House label would welcome this kind of addition to the catalogue, both in the early 2000s or in 2019.

The 70th release of the Russian label Soviett partially uncovers the mystery of what has recently appeared on the magnetic disk, those are two latest productions by Diskette, please meet Astroturf and Lunar Ride in original and remixed versions! Add some vocals on top and you'll see an indie music band, leave it all as is and see a talented multiinstrumentalist performing on stage and playing all devices himself. The version by Bolgarin doesn't rush and slowly develops until the middle where the main theme steps in and opens itself in full beauty, later on it descends step by step and leaves you with a warm feeling inside. Sneaky Kot and the "acid ride" he takes everybody on will not be easy and dull at all, make yourself ready to harsh but entertaining musical manoeuvres!

Pavel KSKY Korzhensky has become, without a doubt, one of the most remarkable authors in the Russian club music scene in 2018. In the new year Pavel doesn't take a break but expands his creative search even further and keeps himself inspired with new steps within his favourite genres. The latest single Ultraviolet is not just a top-quality stylisation of the 80s audio works, but also an up-to-date interpretation of what has been important in the early days of synthesized electronica. Being a brave researcher just like KSKY, Marco Lazovic currently travels safely between Techno and abstract beats in his discography, the remix he did for this single is remarkable and, what's of high importance, it is dancefloors-friendly too. The remix by Ivan Starzev is a bit less emotional and laid-back in general this time, but it will be a gift for those DJs who still prefer long and complex transitions between tracks when people don't notice you're on the next deck already, the global vibe is here to stay. The version by Nightdrive is not surprisingly merging Hip-Hop with Breaks, enjoy the scratches and cool beat features. The bonus track CYAN is definitely intended for clubs and dancing, it sums up this "colourful" concept of the latest Soviett catalogue addition.