Fall Into Me finally marks the release of the first and keenly awaited single from Jay Haze aka Fuckponys masterpiece Let The Love Flow. The album title says it all Fall Into Me sounds incredibly light, yet catchy and full of energy a free fall onto the worlds softest pillow. This is how house must sound to lovers. House with soul can be taken literally in this case, as Jay has called upon the expert support of Laila Tov and Chela Simone. The latter enjoys an international standing and has already lent her sublime, very unique voice to Kikis hit single Good Voodoo. Here she combines inextricably with Jays compact sound aesthetic and makes Fall Into Me positively shine. With its atmospheric intro and broad musical range, the original on the A-side sees a welcome reappearance of certain must have features which will have the hairs on your neck standing up... The accompanying video was shot by Emmy nominee Daniel Michael Gahr with Chela Simone and Laila Tov in the woods of San Francisco. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQumoGPxOPI Marco Passarani has done the honours on the flip side. A workaholic from the eternal city of Rome, Marco is the linchpin of the Italian techno scene. He produced projects such as Js Pool, Monomorph and Ambit 3 for the labels Skam, Hymen, Clone and Peacefrog, and also runs his own labels Plasmek, Pigna and Nature Records. Marcos Fall Into Me remix is unmistakably influenced by his carefully nurtured Detroit roots. However, he employs these stylistic elements very discreetly, retains beats, melody and vocals in his arrangement, takes out a little of the decorative padding from the album, then finally hits us with a wonderful, trancey eight-tone sequence to send us into the realm of dancefloor dreams for ever more. Ben Klock needs no further introduction he is the epitome of the bleak, hard minimal sound. His album One is currently available on Ostgut Ton, and as a remixer he has earned the highest acclaim for his version of Depeche Modes Peace. Bens Jack Mix is fittingly titled and lives up to all the expectations of the name. The track is stripped back to a resounding, hammer-like beat framework minimised for maximum effect. BPitch legend Sascha Funke delivers a surprise with another astoundingly reduced remix, at least by his standards. He turns away from the melodic richness of his current album Mango in favour of repetitive fragments and an extended arc of tension which will surely make his Immolate remix a massive after-hour hit.