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Black Girl / White Girl Return to Roush With Dance Floor-Ready “Astrovision” EP

After a series of formidable peak-time house for Relief and Repopulate Mars, Black Girl / White Girl return to Roush for Astrovision, another record of expertly built dance floor cuts. Fat, fast and filled with percussive floats and skips, expect the new Astrovision EP to get plenty of play.

On “Invasion” and “Space Odddity”, Black Girl / White Girl mean business, ticking some very satisfying boxes while effortlessly percolating between techno and house. It’s easy to see why their cuts are so popular with the likes of Jamie Jones, Maya Jane Coles, Mark Broom, and DJ Deeon.

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Hector Couto Shares His Top 5 Tracks of Summer 2017

Thanks to his blend of Chicago house and old-school techno, Hector Couto has been busy making waves within the dance scene for the past seven years. His groove-thickened vibey DJ sets have seen him throw it down at some of the biggest clubs and festivals in the world, while his prolific work in the studio has landed him successful releases on labels such as Hot Creations, 20/20 Vision, Get Physical, Moon Harbour and Defected, also releasing on his own label Roush. All in all, it’s safe to assume that he has been building up quite an impressive resumĂ© as both a producer, DJ and label-owner.

Couto, who’s commanded respect from the industry through his achievements, in no time at all has appeared in the Resident Advisor’s Top 100 Most Charted artists and nominated as one of the best house artist for the Vicious Music Awards in 2015.

Lauded time and time again for his “unique” style, Couto decided in 2013 to launch his own record label Roush and believes that with his ability to balance established artists and emerging talent is what makes the imprint standout in the genre’s hugely competitive market.

We caught up with the Spaniard, who is based in Tenerife, ahead of his North America Mini-Tour this weekend, and asked him to share five tracks that he believes embody the spirit of summer 2017.

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