Kicking off the new year with a remix package as monstrous as it’s title, we have put our best agents on remix duties for what is sure to be one of the most epic releases of the new decade, Godzilla – a collaboration between label boss Dylan Rhymes and Tom Real who is better known for his work alongside The Rogue Element under the alias Disco of Doom.

Unsurprisingly given the track’s name and the combined musical pedigree of those who made it the original is nothing short of a dancefloor destroying techno monster – slowly emerging from the deep before unleashing its full fury in the form of searing synths and a rolling bassline that promises to crush all those that dare stand in its sonic path! File this away under legendary as this timeless techno masterpiece (much like the legend of Godzilla) guarantees not to date and looks set to terrorize clubland for a very long time.

Pitting their remix strengths against the reptilian beast we have special guests Atomic Drop as well as label regulars Vandal, Dopamine, Caninesounds and Fussy Boy who makes his debut Lot49 appearance. In the usual Lot49 fashion this package includes something for everyone – electro house courtesy of Atomic Drop, stomping peak time breakbeat courtesy of Vandal, noisy indie-nu disco vibes via Fussy Boy, Dopamine delivering his signature hybrid blend of techno / tech house flavours and last but certainly not least Caninesounds take things deeper for those who prefer their music with a minimalistic slant.

Tony Senghore ’Fussy boy remix does it for me! Great stuff!’
MC Flipside ’wooh,,,, soundsystems better lookout… killer package..’
DJ Dan ’original is my fav!’
Dadalife ’Fussy Boy for us!’
Plump DJs ’Quality from lot49. fussy boy mix is really original’
Joris Voorn ’Nice track! 4/5’

• LISTEN to Godzilla HERE
• BUY Godzilla HERE

Because LOT49 loves you we’re giving away the Fussy Boy remix of Godzilla to you for FREE!! He is a brand new artist and absolutely essential for Lot49’s assult on 2010. We are seriously looking forward to dropping the one (or even two) singles we have from him in the first half of this year.

• Check out Fussy Boy on myspace HERE
• Grab your Fussy Boy download from HERE NOW

Back to back ,Coast to coast, this week we welcome Monism’s own DJ Melee to the helm  for podcast 17. With nearly 15 years behind the decks and a reputation unparalleled, This man is Boston’s proper. Working alongside partner and friend, MO7S to create Monism, the two have endeavored on new platform to wipe the dust off of old ethos , in order to create new ones. A label, a state of mind, the future..Monism’s DJ Melee.

Tracklisting:

1 Peter Finch Intro
2 Ramon Tapia “Morning Funk” – Original Mix (Great Stuff)
3 James Harcourt “Moob” – Original Mix (Baroque)
4 Richard Dinsdale “Hole In One” – Original Club Mix (Toolroom)
5 Lutzenkirchen – “Suck Me Empty” (Original Mix) (Platform B)
6 Filth and Splendour vs Greg Brookman “Shadow and Shape” (James Harcourt remix) (Itch)
7 Calvertron “Oh Ley” (Kid Blue Remix) (Destination)
8 Patric La Funk – “Restless” (Tim Weeks Remix) (Opaque)
9 Bassjackers – “Enowapi” – Original Mix (Secure)
10 Vandal – “Captain Magic” (Rudi Stakker Remix) (Lot49)
11 Libex & Marshall – “Turin Quality Clubbing” – Original Mix (303Lovers)
12 Marc DePulse “PS. You Rock” – Spektre Remix (BluFin)

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