Spring Tube's 179th release is the next full single for the tracks from our latest sampler. After releasing with us four remix works during three years, one full single past year ("You Got Me" w/ remixes by Kobana and Telekollektiv), and most recently his Artist Choice release on Spring Tube AC, one of Swiss finest artists and one of our most valuable residents Da Funk this year presents his second full single with us - "Ruffle Up". Besides the great original in the best traditions of Da Funk's unique sound the pack includes two massive remixes! First is the legend Subsky who returns on Spring Tube after remixing for us Stephen J. Kroos' "Pluviophile" nine months back, and again we have here the brilliant masterpiece from him! The second remix deliver one of our most devoted residents who are with Spring Tube already more than six years - Blood Groove & Kikis, and their already thirteenth remix work for us is splendid of course as always from these guys!

With Spring Tube's 147th release we present you the next full single of the tracks from label's latest sampler, this time it's by one of our most prominent residents Daniel Kneubühler aka Da Funk from Switzerland. Having releases on such respectable labels like Plastic City, AnjunaDeep, Pacha, I Records, Hope, Ready Mix, Dutchie, Silk, and his own Acryl Music, Daniel has already remixed for Spring Tube Claes Rosen's "Starlight", Blood Groove & Kikis' "Dice", Subsky's "Strawberry Fiels" and just recently Telekollektiv's "Robot Noir". Now we're happy to welcome Da Funk with his first single on our label - "You Got Me". Besides the great breaks original that already gained lots of positive reactions from the likes of Nick Warren, Jaytech, Aeron Aether, and many others, the single includes two different remixes. The first interpretation delivers one-and-only Kobana who returns on Spring Tube with his fifth remix work for us - some fresh more deep sound from this artist but he did it again of course! The second version is by Telekollektiv who brings us his sixth remix work - more techy than ever before from this artist but it's probably the best one from him to date, - real dancefloor killer!