"How To Confuse A Cat" is another track from works originally released on our second sampler. Its author is a cult favorite since 2005 among the devoted fans of progressive house - Belgian Jean-Christophe Detrain aka Faskil. His production has been picked up by such labels as microCastle, FeralCode, Navigation, Frisky, Composure, Jetlag, Ascension, Polytechnic, Silk, Morphosis and the list goes on. He has lent his hand to remixing a wide range of artists from the likes of Orbital, Luca Ricci and Derek Howell, to Harland and Gemma Hayes - every work gaining praise from all corners of the globe. Aside from producing and being an uber-cool journalist, Jean launched the "Connected" events in Paris with his friends and also hosts a successful monthly show on Frisky Radio - "Silly Waffles". Recently Faskil has finished his first remix work for Spring Tube which will see the light very soon but for now we present you the full single release of "How To Confuse A Cat" theme. The first two interpretations following the memorable original deliver label's frequent remixers - Kobana from Poland, and Blood Groove & Kikis from Latvia. The guys continue be on fire nowadays what they prove again with these remixes, more to come from them later this year. Other two remixes come from well known Max Gueli [Armada, Frisky] from Italy, and Raf Fender [Jetlag, Mistique] from France. Both the undoubting masterpieces from the both surely great producers.

The next single on originally released tracks from label's second sampler is by well known Hungarian producer Dynamic Illusion aka Daniel Gyarmati who has proven himself with signed works on Armada, FeralCode, I Love Deep, No Smoking, Toes In The Sand, Morphosis, Mistique, Silk and others imprints. Being appeared on our label with several great remixes Daniel presented his first original work for Spring Tube's sampler almost a year ago; it was the "Here I Go" theme which finally sees the full single release with remixes. Following the memorable original version from Dynamic Illusion is the first remix by other legendary producer on the progressive house scene since 2005 - Storyteller from Netherlands. The author of many gorgeous works on Toes In The Sand, Tilth, Enhanced and Club 86, which already become a classics, also has releases on Armada, Spinnin, Curvve and Deepblue imprints, Storyteller shows his vision of the track by absolutely masterpiece interpretation. Next version is by another new artist for our roster - Relaunch from Germany, who is known with plenty of releases on Jetlag Digital and Hyline Music alongside some successful works for JOOF, Enhanced, Stripped and Mistique imprints. The most dancefloor oriented interpretation for the single by this talented producer. The last remix is delivered by our resident artist - Trapezform from Russia, who grows up and once again has pleasantly surprised with his work. The deepest version in the package which perfectly winds it down.

It's time for the next single release from the tracks originally featured on our second sampler past Spring. And here is the long awaited single "All Is Not Lost" from resident-artist and A&R manager of Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto Records, and regular representative of Armin Van Buuren's Armada Music - one-and-only Kenneth Thomas from USA. The package includes an original version and four remixes. First one is from new artist for our roster - Dutch producer Alessandro Diga who became one of the most notable discoveries in 2011 firing during just half a year with several successful releases on such respectable imprints as Eelke Kleijn's Outside The Box Music, Paul Hazendonk's Manual Music, Sezer Uysal's Dark Pleasure Records and Jay Epoch's Particles. Alessandro has a very unique sound that makes his production quite interesting for the scene and he proves it again with this Also from Netherlands is an author of the second remix - Stephen J. Kroos who is known with plenty of releases on Above & Beyond's legendary Anjuna. After has appeared first time with the remix on "You Know" by Satoshi Fumi & Aelyn back in April of 2011 Stephen is back on Spring Tube with another bomb which turns the original version to the completely different sounding. Next up with his always creative vision is our regular remixer from Brazil - Luiz B. Still under the impression of his remix for us on Claes Rosen's "Into The Bloom" we are ready to present you the newest work from Luiz who as always remains faithful to his sound but the same time continues to experimentate that proceeds from him perfectly. And the last remix delivered by the newcomer from Sweden - Emil Gallier. While you may haven't heard this name but we highly recommend you to follow his production in the future and this remix shows why. The sunniest interpretation in the package which successfully closes it.

Back in November 2010 on Spring Tube's '1st Anniversary Compilation' along label's best tracks were released two new exclusive works. It's time to present you a full single release for first one. Evgeny Bardyuzha [Armada, Coldharbour, Perfecto, Neuroscience, Ergonomic] and his wonderful "Islands Of Tranquility". Now with 5 new remixes. Firstly, more deeper versions by our artists and rising talents - Blood Groove & Kikis from Latvia and Antifish from Russia. Secondly, the remix from new artist for Spring Tube's roster but not that new for the scene - one of the nowadays top-producers in a progressive house niche - Kobana [AnjunaDeep, Black Hole, Mondo, Proton, Lowbit, Silk] from Poland. Already played by Marcus Schossow in his radioshow "Tone Diary". Finally, more energetic interpretations by already known to you artists from our previous releases - Bulgarian Andrez and Russian Teana & Tiida.

Recently released the debut artist album on Shah-Music the Russian project Hokkaido which consist of two talented soundmakers - Igor Butskhrikidze (Domestic Technology / Invisible Sounds) and Michail Repin (Michael Witness) in collaboration with German vocalist Debbie Digital presents a single release on the title theme from its album - "Sigh For The Beauty". The pack includes exclusive new dance version of the original track and four different remixes from our artists. Firstly, an amazing summerish house interpretation by Hokkaido's half - Domestic Technology. Then more darker progressive house version from greek Nas Horizon. Next up is a creative breaks vision from australian Aaron Static. And finally, another chillout piece by our frequent remixer El Gambrero from Russia.