Fantastic Plastic Machine turns his attention to the most recent single release from The Young Punx “SugarCandySuperNova” giving the electro disco track a deranged glitched rock guitar makeover.

The Young Punx’ Nu Disco anthem, as supported by the likes of Kissy Sellout gets a glitchy underground disco mayhem reworking by Scotland’s electro disco ones to watch Polymath

Italian-born wunderkind and producer to watch Phonat follows up his critically acclaimed debut album with the Cockroaches EP, a 4 track slice of underground electronica.

The lovechild of sleazy East London disco and jpop-esque female vocals, Laura Kidd’s perky performance adds vocal bounce to the track’s twisted disco vibe. Perfect for late-night, back-alley antics ‘SugarCandySuperNova’ is the Punx latest offering to be lifted from current album ‘Mashpop & Punkstep’.

Mashpop and Punkstep, Club Mixes, Volume 1 out now on vinyl

At last Phonat Vinyl is available to buy!! Side A 1) Set Me Free – Avicii Remix 2) Set Me Free – Extended Mix Side B 1) Love Hits The Fan 2) It’s For You (N.B – The vinyl is wrongly advertised as B2 being ‘Ho Visto Quadro Verde)

Phonat’s take on the French house sound with a groovy twisted number, characteristically chopping up, glitching and re-pitching many different singers performing the word “love” to create a melody which is simultaneously an abstract deconstruction of pop lyrics, and also a catchy hook in its own right.

The Young Punx return for their second studio album, a startling and inventive exploration of the deliberate destruction of genre boundaries in electronic music. Probably the first album in history to have toyed with drum and bass, heavy metal, electropop and cuban timba within the first 5 minutes (!) “Mashpop and Punkstep” is a vibrant manifesto for the next generation of mashup music.

‘Ready For The Fight’ feat. Count Bass D, a triumphant collaboration, the track blends the group’s London electronica with the vocal talents of Memphis-based, indie hip-hop don Count Bass D. Mixes from Gramophonedzie, Black Noise, Phonat, Wez Clarke and more…

Phonat’s breakthough uplifting house meets whatever anthem “Set Me Free” get a fresh set of awesome remix makeovers to suit every dancefloor, including Avicii, Matt Nugent, High Rankin, Louis La Roche and Kid Kenobi.

…….a tasty little Remix EP to whet the appetite…

The Young Punx are a busy bunch. Remixing, producing and performing have kept them almost constantly busy over the past two years, but somehow they’ve found the time to get back in the studio and finish their own album. ‘Mashpop & Punkstep’ is due for release early next year, but in the meantime the collective drop a double a-side single to whet your appetite…

“It’s been described as an Acid House Bohemian Rhapsody, it takes in 25 styles during it’s course, I like it” – Rob da Bank on BBC Radio 1 “This guy F**ks with all the rules” – Norman Cook “Learn to Recycle is six minutes of utterly unique music” – IDJ “Phonat has frequently stunned us [...]

‘Adrenalize’ – Massive new club anthem from Sharooz on MofoHifi Records, with groundbreaking remix from Phonat.

Ahead of his eponymous debut album due out in September, Phonat releases ‘Set Me Free’ a staccato-synthed stomper of a track, where classic 80’s rock vocals provide the support. A standout from the forthcoming album, Phonat hasn’t skimped on remixers with the first coming courtesy of Avicii, the latest ‘made’ man in the Swedish House Mafia. Proving his pedigree Avicii chops vocals and swirls synths to create a hands in the air Balearic bomb, early copies of which are already becoming staples in the record boxes of the more discerning DJ.

The Young Punx team up with their Japanese label buddy Shinichi Osawa with this full throttle remix of forthcoming Young Punx single ‘Rock Star (Understand)’.

‘The Lock Shot’ goes for almost every trick in the book, it’s a programmer/producer’s goldmine, packed with ideas and silly noises tailored to drive crazy any dancefloor. (Jerry Bouthier, Kitsune / M8)

“Ready for the fight” is triumphant cross genre collaboration between London-based electronic dance producers The Young Punx and Memphis-based king of the independent Hip Hop producers Count Bass D. Despite radically different musical and cultural backgrounds both artists have developed a great respect for each others’ work and come together to create a unique and moving track seamlessly combining the best of post Daft Punk European dance production with big room Hip Hop vibes in a moving tale of resolve and determination in the face of adversity.

“My favourite song so far of 2009… it’s really amazing. lots of wicked rifts that go real mental” Jaymo and Andy George on Radio 1 covering for Annie Mac. The awesome new E.P. the precede’s Phonat’s debut album release.

MofoHifi Records is proud to announce 2 mixes of their infectious ragga house party anthem “Juice and Gin” as part of the early club promo for their forthcoming 2nd album “Mashpop and Punkstep”.

MofoHifi Records is proud to announce 2 mixes of their infectious ragga house party anthem “Juice and Gin” as part of the early club promo for their forthcoming 2nd album “Mashpop and Punkstep”.

Continuing the Northern English tradition of legendary Electro Pop, Deltawave present their much anticipated album ‘Discophobia’, a stunning album bridging the gap between dark electro pop hooks and Indie sensibility.

Inspired by a piece of graffiti found in the Amsterdam red light district, The Young Punx continue their trademark genre defying style creating a track which mashes the best of Wonky Fidget, orchestral disco strings and oldskool Rap.

Take one wayward bootlegger, a damn fine Hammond organ-driven blues rock track and a perky Jack Russell and you have the (unusual) ingredients for one of the most loved tracks of this summer – ‘I’m a Man’.

Disco meets electro in this club classic from the punx. “Fashions come and fashions go, but disco, it will never die”.

The first single from The Young Punx second album, featuring vocals from Laura Kidd, awesome ravey fidgety mixes from Shir Khan and Goshi Goshi and an insane new video from Han Hoogerbrugge!

Super Mal, Bandito bosses and lovers of house with a French twist meet Phonat, acclaimed Italian electro-house producer – 7ft tall and full to the brim with talent. The result is ‘Pixelated’ – funked up, chopped up, filtered and f**ked up.

Big on Judge Jules radio one. The Roof is ON FIRE!

Phonat’s radical rule breaking masterpiece. Plays from Tong, Jules, Rob Da Bank, Annie Mac and Annie Nightingale on Radio 1 along with strong support from the worlds DJ elite as he continues to redefine electronic music.

A killer electro house track mashing up tight synth basslines with an 80s style vocal hook to die for, and a hot flamenco vibe, this is sure to be a big track for the summer.

Features the artist’s distinct style of crunching guitars fused with glitchy French electro sounds but also includes stunning vocals from Yolanda Quartey who is currently touring with Massive Attack.