“Dreams Come True” by Dreamworld
thc014 19 March 2010
Dreams Come True [original mix]
Bouncy, uplifting hardcore from Dreamworld with sizzling synths, wobbling bass sounds and a catchy female vocal sample. The track is a full length, DJ friendly cut ideal for mixing into any uptempo hardcore set.
“Prismattack” by Prism
thc013 14 December 2008
Prismattack [bouncy mix] Prismattack [JMD trance remix]
Old skool bouncy happy hardcore / techno from DJ Prism, with thumping beats, synth stabs and throbbing bass. JMD provides an uplifting trance remix. Both versions are full, DJ friendly mixes suitable for mixing into a set.
“Feel The Power” by Dreamworld
thc012 15 February 2008
Feel The Power [original mix]
Trance influenced UK hardcore, combining warm, melodic arpeggio synth riffs and fills with thumping hardcore beats and bass. The track features a building intro followed by a breakbeat trance break in the middle, gradually increasing the energy until the main riff kicks in. Full mix featuring DJ friendly intro and outro for mixing.
“Dipsomania” by Excelsior
thc011 23 January 2008
Dipsomania [DJ Kube remix] Dipsomania [original mix] Dipsomania [Prism remix]
DJ Kube remixes Excelsior's track with bouncy beats and plenty of melodic synth action. The original piano hardcore mix and Prism remix, both from 1997, have been remastered in their original full length versions for this release.
“Hardcore Funk E.P.” by Prism and Dave Kent
thc010 25 November 2007
Body Move [original mix] Feel The Music [original mix]
UK hardcore producer Prism joins forces with funky house maestro Dave Kent for two unusual happy hardcore tracks, featuring pounding hardcore rhythms with funky house guitars and filtered vocals. Both tracks are full, unmixed DJ friendly versions ideal for including in your set.
“Your Smile” by Prism
thc009 24 October 2007
Your Smile [2007 remix] Your Smile [Beat Doctor remix] Your Smile [1998 remix] Your Smile [Blue Album mix]
In May 1997, Prism set out to create one of the happiest, bounciest, most uplifting rave tracks ever recorded. The UK happy hardcore scene was at its peak between 1995 and 1997, with techno stabs, gabba kick drums and frantic piano riffs the norm. Using only a Roland W30 workstation, Prism came up with this track, originally entitled Hard Elements, which was renamed Your Smile and remixed into the well known Blue Album mix in July 1997. Later in the year the track went online and gave Prism his first exposure in the fledgling UK Internet dance scene.
Ten years on, Prism's piano hardcore anthem gets the remix treatment with this special anniversary release. Prism himself presents a happy hardcore remake, with Beat Doctor providing an electro house mix. Both the original Blue Album mix and the 1998 remix are also featured with remastered versions of the full mixes.
“Reaction One” by Prism
thc008 28 April 2007
Reaction One [2007 remix] Reaction One [Vibemaster B remix] Reaction One [original mix] Reaction One [2002 remix]
Uplifting UK happy hardcore with pianos, synths and old skool rave stabs. The original mix dates from 1997 and has been remastered for this release, with brand new 2007 remixes from Prism and BDW Rekordings maestro Vibemaster B, remixing for Toucan for the first time, included as well as a remastered version of the popular 2002 remix.
“Are You Feeling It? / Wonderland [remixes]” by Redmann
thc007 26 January 2007
Wonderland [Dreamworld remix] Are You Feeling It? [Dreamworld remix]
Dreamworld are on the case with UK hardcore remixes of two Redmann tunes in this two track release. First up is the Wonderland remix in a banging UK hardcore style, withfrenetic beats and synths, soaring stab sounds and deep bass. The second remix is of Are You Feeling It in a fast happy hardcore style, featuring pounding British hardcore beats, hard synth stabs and throbbing bass. Both remixes are as usual in full, DJ friendly MP3 format.
“Hosepipe / Retroshock” by Prism
thc006 28 April 2006
Retroshock [original 2006 mix] Hosepipe [original mix]
After a hiatus of seven years, Prism is back with two bouncy hardcore tracks. Retroshock is a banging UK hardcore track with energetic old skool stabs, uplifting trance pads and throbbing bass; Hosepipe is a sizzling synth based track with sweeping hoovers and filtered bass, not forgetting a catchy lead riff.
“Electricity” by Dreamworld
thc005 17 March 2006
Electricity [original mix]
Dreamworld return with this one track release featuring Electricity, an upfront UK hardcore track with banging beats and hard, distorted trance synths.
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