Next up for Tokio Recordings is Chris Cargo featuring the vocals of Marcie from the U.S (or not if you prefer no vox!). Chris’s progressive house sound has been rocking clubs worldwide for a number of years now with releases on the legendary Choo Choo imprint as well as Renaissance, Baroque/Method, Kosmo and many more walking onto compilations by the likes of Danny Howells, Anthony Pappa & Seb Fontaine.

On the remix front we have enlisted the talents of Daley Padley & Fribbs, James Searles, Hypno and Rob Mooney.

Daley Padley along with buddy Fribbs has created a peak time tech house/techno bomb, tribal tinged with soaring bass this one really packs a punch. Daley is a man on a mission with his work appearing on heavyweight labels like Stealth, Subliminal, Little Mountain, Phonetic and Suesse.

James Searles is an up and coming talent equally at home making house as he is techno as his recent E.P on Ricky Stone’s 852 label proved. This remix is more towards the minimal techno side of things which builds nicely to the break before dropping nicely back into the groove.

Poland based Hypno aka Jake Jephcott joins us fresh from the success of his ‘Got Bread E.P’ on Little Mountain and remix of 'The Grudge' by Paul Thomas on Baroque and does what he does best by turning in a deeper interpretation for those more laid back moments.

Completing this package is the ever consistant Rob Mooney who provides you with a nice little intro mix which could make a very useful tool. Look out for Rob's material coming up on his own Bass for Breakfast label as well remixes for CR2 and Struggle.

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