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Mr. V comes through Focus to bring a little bit of the east coast style to our house. Mr. V plays through quite a few genres of house music on this mix with some of the deeper, vocally soulful stuff that you may know him from mixed in with a lot of of edgier dance floor rockers. This mix has tons of energy and will definitely make whatever you are doing for the hour and a half this is playing be a lot more fun

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When Mark Farina plays @ Focus the crowd is always extremely hyped and you can literally hear the crowd go nuts when Mark Farina steps up to the decks. This mix truly showcases Mark’s range with something for everyone in this one. Some classic remixes, some more soulful house jams along with the Chicago house sound Mark Farina is known for. Do yourself a favor and grab this mix now! You can thank us in the comments – You can find pictures from the night here – http://www.clubdistrict.com/gallery/4383/0

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It’s fairly safe to say the Seattle based producer Dave Pezzner has injected a breath of fresh air into dance music since he released his debut EP on Freerange in 2008. US label OM quickly showed an interest in his original material, as did a whole load of other labels wanting the Pezzner touch on remixes including Shaboom, Ghostly International, Neurotrax and Room With A View. Now it seems to be the right time for him to release his debut album on Freerange.

‘The Tracks Are Alive’ is announced as the kind of leftfield, organic sounding house which is at once club orientated but with enough interest and depth to keep the home listener absorbed. Pezzner has a very unique sound and isn’t afraid to push things in a fairly abstract direction sonically, which would mean on the album you can expect everything from intricate house up to blissed out electronica.

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