PMR Vinilo y CD

Review: With the debut Disclosure album on the horizon the hype juggernaut cranks up a notch with this remix from Hudson Mohawke. Clearly implementing the Lana Del Rey formula, Hud Mo's take on "White Noise" comes in the aftermath of a slew of similarly high profile remixes of the brotherly duo (Joe Goddard, Dixon and Jamie Jones amongst them) Given his widely professed love for female fronted RnB, Kanye's mate Hudmo is a perfect producer to approach "White Noise", the Lawrence brother's track with Aluna George's Aluna Francis and the results are revelatory. It's all about the drums here which snap and flutter in all the right places as Disclosure's original melodies percolate and Francis' vocal gets mangled.

Review: Straight up UKG business from PMR veteran and Radio 1 resident T Williams, this EP has been unavoidable throughout the summer and is no finally available on 12". From the booty-shaking commands of the title track we get deeper and deeper into the foundations; "Bahia Repulse" warbles and wobbles with classic house vocals ghosting in and out of the mix, "Want You To" N-Joi's the endless sea of early 90s inspiration while "Dreaming" slaps with the funkiest punch thanks to some insistent key work and a vocal so emphatic you'll think you're still in Ibiza. Go berserk.

Review: If you're searching for that golden nugget of peak time, bash-out hysteria to get 2-step loving kids going wild, then look no further than this latest super sharp shooter from T Williams. From the first instance the swinging drums and vocal snippets kick off, complemented with staccato fills to kick the tune off proper. Bringing a modern spin on the classic UK Garage sound, a chunky chord line is brought in with a tech house leaning, sneaking in as a delicate piano before the meaty synth picks the phrase up and runs with it. There's no secret trick to this track, just the right ingredients dropped with a deft touch for maximum impact.