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Here we go with the seventh part of the compilation from Karol XVII & MB Valence called "Remixography 2002-2022". This very release summarizes the duo's twenty years of their remixing career and is expected to come out in 10 parts. Here, as before, there are three tracks on Volume Club and one on Volume Vox.

Volume Club contains remixes prepared for Divided Souls - a non-existent project belonging to a German producer Marcus Bachmann ("Housemusic Is Life"), Kev Obrien - a NYC-based producer, DJ, labelowner, founder and director of Stranjjur Imprint and Artist Agency, and 1/2 of Manhattan Projject ("Sway Away"), Ross Couch - a producer born in Glasgow, Scotland, extremely efficient and responsible for the label Body Rhythm Records ("All At Sea").

On Volume Vox, we have the duo's remix of "For You" - a composition belonging to a Brazilian producer Fabø with vocals from Lostcause.

The second part of "Remixography 2002 - 2022" premieres on Loco Records this week. Here, Karol XVII & MB Valence present three remixes on the Volume Club selection and one included in Volume Vox.

Karol XVII & MB Valence's remix of "Subtle" by Fabien Kamb begins this week's Volume Club. Fabien, whose real name is Garry Mkrtchyan, is a native of Armenia and currently residing in LA where he is involved in the production of electronic music.

Greg Stainer's "Sax Is Back" is the second track whose remix delivered here by the Polish pair appears in this part. Greg Stainer is a British house and electronic dance music DJ and producer as well as a co-creator and member of the electronic music duo Hollaphonic.

Volume Club finishes with the duo's remix of "Everyone" from Krink. Philipp Krink, as this is the artist's real name, is a German DJ and producer who has released his music on many imprints including Deep Beep Records, Radikon or Upon You Records.

This week's Volume Vox is filled with spine-tingling vibes that one may experience owing to Karol XVII & MB Valence's remix of "M**A" prepared for Richard Belsom aka Zeitgeist and an Amercian label Blockhead Recordings.

Karol XVII & MB Valence have just returned to their own Loco Records label with a collection of standout remixes they have made throughout their long-lasting career for some of the great names in the industry.

Their upcoming releases are a selection of remixes compiled into two separate volumes entitled "Remixography 2002-2022".

Part 1 is composed of instrumental interpretations of amazing tracks called "Volume Club". Part 2, named "Volume Vox", contains some vocal gems remixed by the artists. The whole lot provides a delicious feast for all the senses.

All the remixes will appear at intervals for ten consecutive weeks.
The first package includes three instrumental tracks from the "Volume Club" section and a vocal one from "Volume Vox".

The whole package starts with a remix of "Deep Touch" that was prepared for the duo's Polish friends Groove Cocktail. This remix finally appeared on Mark Knight's Toolroom Records and topped the Beatport Deep House Chart for a very long time.

The second one, "Something About Your Lovin'", was originally released on UM Records. It was part of a package belonging to French born, Canadian living Deep Spelle who, together with his brother Kevin Martin Spelle, appeared on UM Records building thus a solid name amongst Deep House lovers.

"Deepdome" concludes this week's selection from the "Volume Club" section. The remix was made for FRANCESCO BONORA - an Italian DJ and producer as well as the owner of Abstract Theory.

As for "Volume Vox", this week, there is a remix of "Thru The Night" prepared by Karol XVII & MB Valence for Steve Edwards. Steve is an English house music singer and songwriter. He has collaborated with many music producers such as Bob Sinclar, Axwell, Ron Carroll or Charles Webster, just to name a few.