A: PSCO B: You Are Me With two critically acclaimed albums to his name, Omid 16B is in the midst of creating a third! And whilst we await fulfilment through its fruits, here are two new prized productions providing a sweet taster of his forthcoming project. Omid’s Psco is an atmospheric, breaks-driven beauty that seems to create its own impetus, soaring, swirling and dipping as freely as a bird in flight. An immense masterpiece sculpted from a sophisticated range of syncopated rhythms, it is saturated with the moody melodies and fierce ‘squelch factor’ of pulsating synthesisers, hypnotic key patterns and deep, growling sub-bass. With a subtle but captivating Giorgio Moroder/Midnight Express flavour, Psco sounds like a fresh, electrifying soundtrack to a movie that is moving clubland. You Are Me, meanwhile, is a ‘classic’ 16B production. A radiant metamorphosis of electronic funk, its inspired drum programming, sweeping synth patterns, crisp hi-hats and driving percussion all pave the way for a solid, uplifting 4/4 groove that is second to none. The breakdown is heavenly, honing in on cascading colours, piano melodies and infectious rhythms as the bubbling analogue-sounding bassline is dropped. Twisted, tweaked and filtered to perfection, the arrangement is achingly beautiful, its drama addictive. 100% pure16B productions, these tracks are guaranteed to move the crowds, play them loud! Release date: September 2006 Distributed by Intergroove (UK) Buy this release at...

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A: Original Mix B: Demi Vs 16 Bit Lolitas Mix As 2006 starts to unfold, Sexonwax begins the year on an explosive high by unleashing Mashtronic’s soaring disco-tech hit Supernova! Initially starring on the Mashtronic EP 2, Supernova is a sparkling house music treasure. With a refined taste for outstanding gems, naturally Desyn Masiello adored the timeless mood-enhancing track. Upon discovering its charms, he signed it to Sexonwax and integrated it into his Essential Mix on BBC Radio 1. Continuing to generate waves of ecstasy around the globe on promo, the giant production also blew up on Luke Fair’s Bedrock Original Series 03. Mashtronic is a powerfully versatile European production outfit comprised of Matthew Bradley, Cid Inc and Tom Level. As friends, DJs, and experienced producers, they first united as Mashtronic in June 2004 and are also known as Tronic Inc. and Discogloss. Masterfully fusing elements of electro, funk, disco, and tech house, the dynamic trio are inspired by a medley of electronic styles. Honouring the pounding filtered spirit of Mashtronic’s reputable Original mix, a masterpiece engineered for dancefloors worldwide, a fresh electrifying twist has been added with a flawless mix delivered by Demi and 16 Bit Lolitas. Energising and uplifting, Supernova is indeed brighter than the sun! Release date: February 2006 Distributed by Intergroove (UK) Buy this release at...

A: Rock-et (Original Mix) B: Rock-et (Extended Mix) Whilst Omid is working on his new album, we at Sexonwax have decided to release a single (not from the album), as a 2005 summer gift to all. This gem keeps your floor at ease with the madness and explosive energies you come to expect from his sets… add Omid’s unique style of effects with serious fatness, falling into re-birth and than rising into peak land! This Groove will definitely get you on the floor..! And if it doesn’t then he’ll just keep working on it… Release date: October 2005 Distributed by Intergroove...

A: THAT LOOK (Vocal Club Mix) B: THAT LOOK (Instrumental) Omid and Richard team up together at last, to produce one of this years most underground vocal house tunes with a serious impact. From the moment go, the acid line marching in to some serious electronic beats introducing the cheeky vocals supplied by Mr.C. After all this time, is ‘pulling chicks’ on the dance floor all they come out with? Expect more cheeky dance floor madness from Mr.C and 16B on Sexonwax. Enjoy! Release date: 30/05/05

A: Techno Monster B: It’s Just An Illusion Living up to it’s name, ‘The Techno Monster’ is just that and a little more, as our favourite trio of crazy bastards cook up a storm. The result is this heavy wigging house track with a twist, its huge dirty bassline and droning bass sounds capable of stirring the nether regions of even the most fussy music lover, and will without a doubt refresh the parts that other basslines cannot reach, in a way that only The Idiots can. Meanwhile, the b-side takes us down memory label as we revisit the track ‘Cold’. An old Omid 16B track from 1996, this funky tech edged track still manages to hold its own, thanks largely to it’s hooky acid bassline and killer percussion, and for those who missed it the first time around, an insight into the early work of one of the scene’s most consistent producers. – Simon Jones...

A: Digital Love B: Straight Answer The Slags are back with some deeply twisted and filthy House music. We wouldn’t expect anything less from this pair really! we don’t need to tell you about MR C’s influence on House Music and the club scene over the years, his exploits have been well documented! whilst Francis Harris’s impact in New York has also been indelible. It’s no surprise then that when these two get together in the studio, their tracks come out sounding like some of the freshest and dirtiest shit around! ‘Digital Love’ is a standout track, watch them freak out to this on the dancefloor, it’s got everything you’d want from a club track plus a kind sprinkle of filthy vocal humour added for good measure. The lyrics here are on the Parental Advisory side, if you need a clean version for your radio shows, pls just let us know! On the flip ‘Straight Answer’ twists and turns it’s way through Acid House sensibilities, this will come in very hand for those late night sessions! However, it’s ‘Digital Love’ that is really getting our analogue affections here! Pure Sex On Wax! MTV shows the animated video clip made to support the single of the Slags up to 25 x a week! So, tune in to MTV Dance and keep it...

A: Deluded B: Dirty Blue Omid plucks another rabbit from the Sexonwax hat as Darren Mcormack and Mark Cody aka DCM turn in an energy filled, twisting, turning techy stomper, low on frills, high on floor impact.

A: Sexmachine (Original Mix) B: Sexmachine (16B Remix) Phat beats, proper bottom end, kick starts this special 12″ that sees Danny continue his JamLoops project for Sexonwax. This is the second instalment of Danny’s cut and paste style grooves that will light-up any dance floor with his superb production. The strings and the voices slowly become apparent after 2 minutes and trust me, this will start to work your Head, which will start to work your Sweat. And before you know it, the break down, which builds once again to an explosion of sonic Ecstasy! On the flip our very own Omid 16B adds a bass line (that’s out of order) on top of the whole track with HipHop/Tod Terry style loop shots flying in and out to a Psycho-acoustic climax from Sexonwax once...

A: Original Mix B: 16B Remix This is one hell of a combination… The Sycophant Slags are none other than London’s MR C and New York’s Francis Harris. MR C needs no introduction, one of the most influential, ever present forces on London’s House scene, both on vinyl via releases on the Plink Plonk and End Recordings imprints and in the clubs as an international DJ and Co Owner of the much adored End Club. Francis Harris is a key figure on the New York Club scene, co-promoting the legendary ‘Overboard’ night whilst running the excellent Matter/:Form label. Francis’s former productions can be found on Surreal, Big Chief and End Recordings to name a few, with collaborators including Dave Mothersole, Adam Collins and Erich Lee. ‘Dubbed Question’ is a storming piece of driving house with warmth at the low end and purpose in its percussion giving it the perfect edge for main room sets. Just for good measure, label boss 16B steps in with a typically lush remix, adding melodic keys that ride with the percussion perfectly, it’s stamped with that 16B production shine that we’ve come to expect. Expect two singles from these guys on Sexonwax this year! Written and produced by Richard West and Francis Harris. Additional remix production by Omid ’16B’ Nourizadeh. Sexonwax...

A: Smalltown Boy (Vocal Mix) B: The Decision (Instrumental) The one-sided promo of O.R.N. ‘the Decision’ (the instrumental and remixed version) caused quite a stir early this year. Now we have coming up a full vocal release with the ‘the Decision’ on the flip. The instrumental has been one of the biggest records for a number of DJs most notably Danny Howells, Anthony Pappa and Dave Seaman and Omid himself. An idea that was first kicked around in 1996 and which has now seen O.R.N. aka Omid ’16B’ take on the challenge of creating his own unique take on this classic track ‘Small Town Boy’ from Bronski Beat. With the success of the instrumental mix, the next step was to find the right vocalist to work with. Omid: “First I had to clear the sample and I called it the ‘Decision’. My plan was to stay true to the ‘Original’ and leave a few bits out and add a few ideas and melodies of my own. I was then introduced to Barnaby Wallace and his voice was exactly what I was looking for. He heard the instrumental and we both got very excited at the thought of working together. Barnaby has song the track in a much lower voice than Jimmy Somerville did and I hope that this gives it a new and exciting edge. I think it works well…” Buy this release at...

A: Original Mix AA: The Idiots Remix For Sexonwax, Danny has given us an amazing track that certainly will rock your world. Danny Howells presents… Jamloops Vol. 1: ‘Spikes’ is the first of a series of 5 singles coming out from Danny for Sexonwax Recordings. A trippy lead intro, slowly but surely building and taking you to that next level of excitement. This is moment you notice your heart is starting to beat faster and faster… An excursion to the unknown with a smudge of old school. With the Idiots rework on the remix front on one side and Danny’s original on the other. Check it out!