Matt Edwards a.k.a. Radio Slave a.k.a. Rekid like no other dance producer manages to deliver a greater diversity of remixes and productions, ranging from Chicago House to the most brutal Pop tracks, while expressing his romantic side in his other project Quiet Village. Did we mention he is constantly touring the world with his record bag full of italo classics and the freshest shit you can't buy for money: A complete artist.
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Rekids had another strong year in 2010 and the sweet remix release featuring Kenny Larkin and DJ Sneak was icing on the cake. Kenny Larkin's epic rework of Radio Slaves 'I Don't Need A Cure For This' defined the premium grade innovative techno Rekids always hit all the right buttons with.
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This Track is featured in Edition #037:
Our favourites of 2010 - for free until the year ends
Say hello, wave good-bye... As the year draws to a close we look back on our favourite tracks of 2010. more...
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The Maxi-Single Kenny Larkin & DJ Sneak Remixes
is featured in Update #035:
Marc Houle, Jacob Korn, Lee Jones
Combining the tempo of house with the sonic palette of techno and modern production techniques, music that falls under the versatile genre tag of techno house has become so ubiquitous on worldwide dance floors, it is now almost synonymous with club music more...
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The Maxi-Single Kenny Larkin & DJ Sneak Remixes
was picked!
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The Maxi-Single Kenny Larkin & DJ Sneak Remixes
was reviewed:
Fine batch of remixes by Kenny Larkin and DJ Sneak for Mr. Radio Slave. Kenny Larkin puts his hands on 'I Don't Need A Cure For This' turning it into a rolling big room monster, while DJ Sneak adds his cheeky Chicago twist to 'N.I.N.A.'. Ace material.|
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