The fourth EP from Somas 20th Birthday series is a Techno through and through. Two of the most talented producers around at the moment meet on this release, with Gary beck turning in and soul-shaking remix of Tony Thomass Beginnings track and Mark Broom toughening up Itamar Sagis classic One Million Oaks track. The on-form Gary Beck is currently one of the hottest tickets in Techno and House just now, working with labels like Soma, CLR, Drumcode, Electric Deluxe, Saved and of course, his own fledgling imprint, Bek Audio. Gary specifically requested to remix this Tony Thomas original saying it was one of the tracks that blew him away in his early days of Electronic music. Monstrous doesnt even describe this. Mark Broom and Soma have history. Producing with Percy X at the turn of the century, and also with Mihalis Safras more recently, plus a couple of great remixes along the way (including Percy X, The Separatists and Lets Go Outside). Mark brings a thundering rework of the original combining massive kick and sub bass and stabs galore. Effective and most certainly driving, this remix sees Mark Broom at his best. 2011 will see Soma Recordings celebrate their 20th year of releasing stunning and eclectic music from across the electronic spectrum. The label will release a series of singles throughout the year (some vinyl and some digital) , containing remixes of Soma¹s extensive catalogue , including remixes of their big tracks like Scott Grooves Mothership Reconnection (famously remixed, previously, by Daft Punk), Funk DVoids Diabla, Slams Stepback and H-Foundations Tonight to name a few. These releases culminate in a CD box-set released in September, containing a collection of their favourite remixes, Hidden Gems from Somas 20 back-catalogue and also several exclusive tracks and DJ mixes, including one by Label co-founders SLAM. soma20.tv