GR Ants Floor Fillers - News - Scotsman.com Kemistry's "Buzz Parade" is littered with untidy rhythms and offset by a rising stab, which subsides into piano-led bliss. The Franck Roger remix delivers smooth, modern garage vibes while DJ Technic's "Charm City Groove" has a classic house feel with NY-style beats. A vocal house cut with loose, discoid percussion. Hooky, organic and undeniably funky, it comes off like a live band dropping a house cut. Dorian Paic treads a stripped back, skeletal path with delayed vox hits and unnerving synth rises. Markus Fix uses a wider percussive palette using melodic snippets, rattling drums and undulating subs. The original version is deep, emotive disco with an injection of funk and soul. Mark E's mix takes the form of deep, hypnotic house - a brilliant contrast to the original with a darker more underground vibe. Huxley dishes up a skilful fusion of house meets garage. Crunchy drums and booming tom-driven bass hook drives this track. A soulful female vocal adds a sense of musicality which compliments smooth building strings. Fuse Strategy ft. James Fox" is a raw house cut rinsed with bass that sounds fat. Shuffled drums run with intricate, warbling melodic synth lines. Closing on "U Were All Mine," we are treated to a deeper more organic sound. US techno heavyweight Troy Pierce delivers a deep, dark workout. Chloe turns in a version that blurs genre with a techno/disco vibe while Marc Pinol nails a slow-mo electro-disco rework. Re-mastered and remixed version of the 1995 organ-led, shuffling house classic. The first of the remixes by Berlin-based Oliver $, who delivers a solid, rolling rework that picks up the pace and wraps edits of Lee's vocal around a heads-down groove. Label bosses Brodanse offer up a stripped back, tech-fuelled beast that utilizes tight percussion, bumping bass and analogue squelches. Matthew K rubs up the original with subtle melodies and selected edits of the original vocal. A stripped back soulful house track with old school rave chords, classic drum programming and smooth vocals layered on top - delayed and chopped up. Kyodai offers up a "Dub Mix" with a raw edge while Daniel Solar puts out a tasteful rework of melodic deep house with a gritty electronic bass-hook, disco drums, with a blend of synth chords and pads. Graeme Clark, aka The Revenge, strips back the original for a loop-based track, with delicate synth lines and warbling delays. Raw shuffling percussion with ghostly, modulated voices implanted in the background with tweaked resonant synths to add texture. Italoboyz - Episode#2 (Incl. Luna City Express Remix) (Superfiction) Bass-driven cut with tight programming and organic percussion. Italoboyz intricate touches create dynamic sounds for old school rap lyrics to be looped and reverberated. Piano Track is a chord-driven, no-nonsense house track with garage flavour melted through the bass hook. However, the best track is "Rush," a soulful deep-house cut straight out the 90s with emotive strings and a tasty piano hook. Voodoo is an intense rolling tech houser with filtered synth lines, solid drum programming and subtle melodies with soulful vocal... very nice.