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Together with D.TIFFANY, Canada's REGULARFANTASY continues to shine brightly in the Vancouver scene. A complete song and pop line that firmly confirms the era that electronic forces should head towards. Raise both hands and sing in chorus. This is the strength and righteousness of women. For some reason there is no retro feeling. Make an album with this pattern.

Glasgow producer BIG MIZ, who also releases from Dublin's upstart Pear, which puts out REGULARFANTASY, released a 12-inch single by himself. A UK house original with colorful synths and hard percussion that even the Warp faction can go for, and a killer bomb on the B-side by MELLA DEE, who pulls the peak with the synth sounds that hit the brain directly and the bass.

Californian new label Mass Flow's first vinyl release is great. From the synth idea by San Diego producer WEEPING CAT, to the arrangement of the saxophone, and the vocals that were kept in check despite the tension. REGULAR FANTASY sang it again and finished it at the same level as their own work, and the other 3 remixes have a finish that doesn't come off at all. 12 inches.