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Polaris release their new single "No More" on Future Groove on May 21st. It’s their second single for the label and follows "Addicted" from last summer, a big favourite in the boxes of Deep Dish, Steve Lawler, Dave Seaman, Sasha and Seb Fontaine, who gave the record great support on his Kiss radio show and chart.
"No more" is a very funky progressive cut, a Donna Summer-esque riff under a meaty kick and bass rhythm, building up a filtered vocal, metallic stabs and deep pads, no noodling, just rocking.
The remix comes from London’s i-Jack, their recent remixes of Rey "Over my Shoulder" and Shaun Escoffery "Space Rider", featured in the boxes of most A-list DJs. Heavily tipped by the likes of Renaissance resident Nigel Dawson as ones to watch, their mix has a distinct old school vibe, super fat bass line and shuffling riffs, before dropping to a fantastic string and diva vocals breakdown. The next i-Jack release, "Falling" is causing a big stir amongst the majors and their No Sleep ‘Til Bermondsey mix will enhance their reputation no end.
The next release on Future Groove will be the classic Tatabox Inhibitors track from 1994, "Plasmids", and will feature superb new mixes from Oscar G, Jamez and Dobre and Force Mass Motion, a package that is already getting some very strong reactions.
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