The visionaires – Keep Movin’ by MofoHifi Records

Just interesting new music by new producers with personality and something fresh to say.

In addition to discovering and launching the careers of label regulars Phonat and The Young Punx, just check out the incredible list of artists who have released and remixed on the label: Avicii, Steve Angello, Riva Starr, Dcup, Gramophonedzie, High Rankin, Shinichi Osawa, John B, Sharooz, Olav Basoski, Don Diablo, Space Cowboy and many more. And the important thing to spot is that nearly every one of these artists released on MofoHifi BEFORE they had the big tracks that made them famous. They were all spotted by the MofoHifi A&R team and brought on board as promising new producers, who then went on to make their mark on the charts worldwide.

MofoHifi is expanding in 2011 with new artists (Polymath, LL Ton J, Arveene & MiSK and more to come) and more staff (including former A&R from Positiva and Gut), and to celebrate they are releasing this 26 track chronological retrospective compilation, on BEATPORT ONLY, featuring 6 exclusive previously unreleased tracks, including cuts from Hexadecimal, Binary Star, Medcab, The Young Punx, John B, Phonat, Mohito, Steve Angello, Sharooz, Deltawave, Krafty Kuts, Olav Basoski, Norman Cook, Avicii, Wez Clarke, Gramophonedzie, High Rankin, Shinichi Osawa, Dcup, Max Neutra, Polymath and Arveene & MiSK.

ElectroFunkinDiscoBreakin Vol. 1 (Seven Years of Heavy Disco and MofoHifi) by MofoHifi Records

Zombie Nation: “I love the Polymath remix. Evil Nine remix is great too!”

Nt89: “Arveene & Misk’s new EP is a BOMB, the Inflagranti remix is amazing”

Burns: “Quality release as always from these guys, always top notch!
European Sex Music at its best!”

Arveene & MiSK – ‘Love Money Music Body feat. Aaron Smyth’ by MofoHifi Records

The list of supporters ‘Ones To Watch’ (Tilllate), Arveene & Misk, frequently command for their tracks often reads like a who’s who of dance music, and their recent remix credentials boasts commissions from Kelis, Justin Robertson and The Japanese Popstars.

There’s no doubting for MofiHifi the trajectory of A&M’s rapid accession, and this, their second release for 2011 (the first for MofoHifi) maintains such a course.

In ‘Love Money Music Body’, A&M employ the vocal talents of Aaron Smyth to create a proto-house sleaze fest that wears its Chicago influences on its sleeve.

Remixes from Evil Nine, Inflagranti and Polymath came about as much from a respect for the duo held by those asked as it did a label A&R move. The trio of producers cornering off all ends to create the ideal package no matter which way it falls. Solid.

Arveene & Misk ‘Love Money Music Body’ is on full release from 16^th May

With limited promos on Beatport from 28^th March

Polymath – Discogoose by MofoHifi Records

“Fucking love it, monster.” – Eats Everything
“This is dope – haha – love it. Like some fat US house shit, but the pitch and the fqd up beat is like some chicago jacking basement. I wanna be there! Lovely!!!” – Space Cowboy
“I haven’t heard that chicago sound for such a long time. It feels really good.” – David Guetta
“That bumps like a mofo. Loving it. Will throw it down in a set for sure” – Black Noise
“Funky and dirty! Nice work” – Robbie Rivera
“This is cool. Grooves like Cassius in 1999 but with a whole different sound” – Phonat
“I Love this track man. Really great and unique production style and a real dancefloor groover. Great great and Grrrreat” – Audiofreaks
“Sounds fat!” – Wez Clarke
“Really like this one” – Lewis Dene – Tilllate
“Sounds wicked” – Arveene & MiSK
“Up my street for shizzle” – Patrick Hagenaar
“Dope Ass Sound is awesome! I love the shuffle on the drums, great jackin’ house feel to it!” – Louis La Roche

The Young Punx – Dope Ass Sound by MofoHifi Records

What next for disco monster “Roger More” after its debut at number one in the Beatport Nu Disco chart? The Young Punx get their dirty hands on it, pump it up and strip it back. Like Roger working out in the gym. Naked. On steroids. DO IT ROGER!

Provocative and outrageous, doing what they do best. The Young Punx team up with Dresden Dolls’ Amanda Palmer on their new collaborative single, ‘Map of Tasmania’.

Video (Club Mix)

Video (Original Mix)

It went to his head and he soon spiraled out of control. Drinking ‘Buckfast’ for breakfast, shouting at old ladies and tagging himself in everybody’s pictures on Facebook. The shimmering disco-glitch good times and sunshine of the ‘My Way To Surf EP’ and his remix of Futureheads ‘Heartbeat’ got abandoned in the corner. Told to face the wall. Self gave way to ego and something begun to manifest.

‘Babootee’.

Unlike the ‘My Way To Surf EP’, all the tracks on Babootee are squarer, more solid. Low-end ballast. Music to grimace to and punch your fist at; much the like the weather in Inverness, which is incidentally where Gowans professes to come from. Tougher and meaner (also like Inverness), sharp and direct.

Apathetic producers of ‘electro’ stand-aside. Make room for the boisterous, thundering heaviness of Polymath. Or else!