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intro by Brent Crampton ~ The Rave-Master with oversized sideburns is at it again. DJ Sydeburnz is giving us with his top ten tracks of the month. And with his rock star attitude, he’s let us know exactly why he’s digging these tracks - “because they kick ass!”

For the past year, Sydeburnz has been expanding his genres into deep tech house. This genre could argueably be at the forefront of advancing electronic music. And with Sydeburnz pioneering the sound in the local area, there’s been an increase in deejays also picking up the sound. So jump on the band wagon and buy these tracks.

Switch - Get on Downz - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Isolee - Raum Eins - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Matthew Dear - Dog Days - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Ada - Blindhouse - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
2raumwohnung - Ich Und Elaine - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Switch - Get On Downz - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Basteroid - Operation Gelungen - Patient Tantz - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Jacob London - Gutterballs - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Meotope - Lifedriver - I chose this track because it kicks ass!
Ricardo Villalobos - Easy Lee - I chose this track because it kicks ass!

For more information, check out djSydeburnz.com

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