Released via Sony CMG - 15 years on from the release of their 4 x platinum selling debut album, JLS are celebrating the milestone with a deluxe edition titled 'J15 - Anniversary Editon'. Encompassing chart topping singles 'Beat Again', 'One Shot' and 'Everybody in Love', 'J15' features four brand new tracks: 'Beat Again 15' remixed by legendary DJ and producer Paul Woolford, 'One Shot (Jess Bays Remix)', 'Everybody in Love (Unplugged)' and fan-favourite 'Crazy for You (Unplugged)', all recorded in Summer 2024. Standard CD plus a limited Double White LP Vinyl format. Extensive promo & marketing activity.
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JESUS LOVES SKYLAX #1 A divine transmission from the underground. For this first volume of our new JESUS LOVES SKYLAX series — an homage to the one and only Todd Edwards — we’ve gathered a celestial selection of true believers. UK legend Tom Carruthers sets the tone with '2 You' — raw, jacking machine soul echoing the stripped-down euphoria of ’86 warehouse sessions. Byron The Aquarius follows with 'Aquarius Voyage', a spiritual jazz-funk odyssey that fuses Alabama roots with Detroit depth. Floorfillers’ original anthem 'Sting The Floor' gets a rapturous rework from Omri Smadar, injecting ecstatic peak-time energy into the mix. On the flip, the mysterious duo X & Ivy rise high with two heavyweight cuts — “Ground Floor” and “Frankincense” — maximum house for discerning dancefloors, already championed on BBC Radio 1 and signed to Life & Death. Finally, our beloved Italian craftsman Alessio Collina closes with “Winter Sea,” a deep, emotional glide through timeless house textures.Vinyl only. No digital. No surrender. JLS01 – a message of faith, groove, and uncompromising love. ✝ JESUS LOVES SKYLAX ✝.
- A1: 50 Cent– In Da Club
- A2: Justin Timberlake – Cry Me A River
- A3: Sugababes –Hole In The Head
- A4: Will Young – Leave Right Now
- A5: Outkast – Hey Ya!
- A6: Maroon 5 –She Will Be Loved
- A7: Stereophonics – Dakota
- B1: James Blunt– You're Beautiful
- B2: Kelly Clarkson – Since U Been Gone
- B3: Corinne Bailey Rae -Put Your Records On
- B4: Gnarls Barkley - Crazy
- B5: Scissor Sisters - I Don't Feel Like Dancin
- B6: Mika – Grace Kelly
- B7: Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
- B8: Leona Lewis - Bleeding Love
- C1: Take That - Rule The World
- C2: Duffy - Mercy
- C3: Sam Sparro - Black & Gold
- C4: P!Nk - So What
- C5: Coldplay - Viva La Vida
- C6: The Killers - Human
- C7: Pixie Lott - Mama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh)
- D1: The Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling
- D2: La Roux - Bulletproof
- D7: Flo Rida Feat David Guetta - Club Can't Handle Me
- E1: Katy Perry - Firework
- E2: Jessie J - Price Tag
- E3: Jennifer Lopez - On The Floor
- E4: Christina Perri - Jar Of Hearts
- E5: Lana Del Rey - Video Games
- E6: One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful
- E7: David Guetta Feat Sia - Titanium
- F1: Fun Feat. Janelle Monáe - We Are Young
- F2: Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe
- F3: Psy - Gangnam Style (강남스타일)
- F4: Florence + The Machine - Spectrum (Say My Name) (Calvin Harris Remix)
- F5: Will I.am* & Britney Spears - Scream & Shout
- F6: Bastille - Pompeii
- F7: Tom Odell - Another Love
- D3: Lady Gaga - Bad Romance
- D4: Jls (3) - The Club Is Alive
- D5: B O.b Feat. Bruno Mars - Nothin' On You
- D6: Ceelo Green - Forget You
Arguably the Netherlands’ most prominent grime artist, JLSXND7RS’ name is synonymous with some of the most iconic productions around, with a vast back catalogue including collaborations with Wiley, Footsie, Rocks FOE and Discarda. For the debut vinyl release on his fledgling label, Dark Knight, he’s brought out a long-awaited fan favourite alongside two gargantuan reimaginations.
From its brassy opening notes, “ Marching” is instantly recognisable – a minimal, yet menacing instrumental which has enjoyed countless plays from esteemed DJs including Slimzee and Sir Spyro since it first surfaced on the airwaves in 2016. It also comes with Mala’s seal of approval; the Digital Mystikz legend has cut the track to dubplate for use in his sets.
On side B1, dubstep royalty Caspa pares back the original to its base elements, instead introducing gritty basslines, mesmerising percussion and a grimy harmony to bridge the gap between the two genres.
The release concludes with a remix from Brighton innovator and Sector 7 signee J ook, which Outlook festival-goers will recognise. His melodic interpretation of the song includes swelling reversed synths, shuffling drums and cinematic breakdowns.
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