In addition to unveiling the fifth version of his website, DLG recently announced a few remix projects he’s currently working on.

Alongside fellow Eyezcream producer Redroche, he’ll be remixing an upcoming track for Gabriel and Dresden, and he also just finished a remix and dub for Michael Gray’s upcoming single “Somewhere Beyond”, forthcoming on Eye Industries.

For more info, and to check out the new site, go to www.djdlg.com

Check out this insightful interview with a U.S. house legend via InTheMix.com.au before he embarks on an April tour of Australia
http://www.inthemix.com.au/features/31500/Todd_Terry_Audio_His_house

Catch up with Australia’s leading dance music coverage web project as they blitzed the artist community in attendance at last week’s WMC event in Miami – interviews include Jay J, Steve Porter, Bodyrox, Dirty South, Tom Novy, Luke Fair, and more
http://www.inthemix.com.au/fullcoverage/eventname/574/Miami_Winter_Music_Conference

Its been out for bit, but we just stumbled across it, and are ecstatic that one of the BEST house producers on the planet is finally sharing some of his life with the public
http://www.raulrincon.org/

Artist: Soul Flava
Title: Music Will Make Everything Alright (Eddie Thoneick Remix)
Label: Sume Music
Format: Digital
Release Date: none
Audio Sample: Listen

Germany’s Eddie Thoneick has been steadily making a name for himself ever since the release of his massive remake of “Love Sensation” alongside Kurd Maverick a little over a year ago.

Since then, he’s gone on to do several well-received remixes and originals, but this reworking of Soul Flava’s “Music Will Make Everything Alright” might quite possibly be the best one yet.

Winning even more bonus points for this mix is the fact that Sume Records gives buyers the option of purchasing a near-instrumental dub. For vocal-shy DJ’s (like this reviewer) this is much appreciated – and is the genesis of this review… Read more

Watch footage & interviews from the album launch event that took place on March 14th, 2007 at none other than the Ministry of Sound featuring artists such as Dino Ramirez, Wally Lopez, Richard Dinsdale, and Mark Knight
http://www.ministryofsound.com/ministryofsound/mostv/feature.aspx?media=e38ac3c0-2b1e-40a9-8406-d81add943332&ch=aa

Thanks to everyone who submitted music to FunkyHouseMusic.com’s Winter Music Conference 2007 CD compilation. This year’s disc is packed with 79 minutes…
Of excellent house tracks from Black Shadow, Dave Cortex, DJ Kue, Enso, Fresh 27, Granite & Phunk, Implicit, and ZXX. Be on the lookout in Miami all this week!