Nuclear Seasons (Michael Brun Remix) - Charlie XCX

Saving the Best for Last. Charlie XCX. I have no idea who he is. But along with young Haitian Michael Brun he sure has created a song to remember. The song includes a rather slow build-up with some unbeatable female vocals. It could epitomize the "House Track", but it is so much more than that. The vocals are captivating as they slowly lead you into the smooth transition into a heavy progressive drop. You'll really like this one.

AGAIN, I'M REALLY SORRY FOR BEING GONE FOR SO LONG BUT I HOPE THESE 7 TRACKS WILL MAKE UP FOR IT. PLEASE DON'T JUST LISTEN TO THE FIRST TRACK AND THEN MOVE ON TO THE NEXT WEBSITE, 'CAUSE YOU'D BE MISSING OUT ON SOME MONSTER TRACKS POSTED BELOW. IF THIS ISN'T YOUR KINDA SHIT THEN MASTERBEATZ AND I RUN ANOTHER BLOG FOR RANDOM GENRES UNDER master-beatz.blogspot.com SO CHECK IT OUT. ENJOY

Nuclear Seasons (Michael Brun Remix) - Charlie XCX by Total Music Movement

Surrender - Hook N Sling feat. Evermore

We have featured young DJ Hook N Sling numerous times with tracks most other DJs can't compete with adn thus we have come to expect a certain level of quality from him. Al I can say is I am gravely disappointed. Not in Hook N Sling's impeccable producing skills, but much rather his poor selection of vocalist and vocals. "Surrender" is one of the hardest hitting songs I've heard this year with bass comparable to Sidney Samson's, but the vocals really ruin the build-up. Otherwise a bangin' track so listen in. 

Hook N Sling feat Evermore - Surrender by Hook N Sling

This Is Your Life (Dimitri Vangelis & Wyman) - EDX & Nadia Ali

My favorite vocalist making a song with my favorite howetown Swiss DJ beitg remixed by my two favorite DJs out there. WOW. I didn't ever think it would come to this day. But I don't want to get your hopes up too high. not that its not a good track, I personally find it absolutely dirty. It's just quite unique.EDX starts the track with a pretty rapid buildup leading to a drop already around the one minute mark. He starts it with absolutely entrancing Nadia Ali vocals, its something I've never heard before, with this monotone ring to it. This is when the DJ Duo Dimitri Vangelis &Wyman step in with, again, something I've never heard before. Typically I would expect a heavy drop with a compilation of light synths from these two guys. But perfectly matching with Ali's creepy vocals, these two masterminds have added a dark undertone to the drop creating a unique combination. It's quite interesting, but, again, not for everyone. Tell me what you think. 

Burning (Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl Remix) - Adrian Lux feat. Dante

Ivan Gough and Feenixpawl have left their mark on House Music History for generations to come with their revolutionary remix of "In My Mind". What could go wrong with another collab? Not too much I'd have to say. When you first hear the song you might be slightly disappointed, I most definitely was. The vocals are weak, unsubstantial, and repetitive, pretty much the ingredients to putting a club to sleep. Well, get ready for a ruff awakening. The drop they added to this track may be typified as a so-called "House-Drop" including light synths and small changes in notes, if it weren't for the upbeat, uplifting drop. Enjoy.

Adrian Lux feat. Dante - Burning (Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl Remix) by beatmassacre.com

Don't Blame The Party [Mode] (Firebeatz Remix) - Bingo Players

If you're a regular follower of thehousehold by now you may have realized that I LOVE MODE. It is by far my favorite song and I have since it's release posted various mixes. One thing these mixes had in common, however, was that they were all progressive house. This one is quite simply put not. Newcoming Dutch Duo Firebeatz have put their own dutch electro twist on it and it is definitely not a track for everyone. It is for me. With it's slightly heavier hitting build-up, their re-make of this epic track has made it to the top of my songs for this year and with it they have made it to the top of my list for DJs to watch 2012. Enjoy.

Don't Blame The Party (Mode) (Firebeatz Remix) by Fresh On Campus

Out Of Control (Original Mix) - Mikael Weermets vs. Bauer & Lanford

"Their Biggest Track Yet!" Mikael Weermets' new track is a strong release, not much less then we would expect, but I would unfortunately have to disagree with DA. With a monster build-up we can undoubtedly place this song somewhere at the top, yet the effortless vocals and the soft drop aren't really doing it for me. Still a solid track, probably something more for the Trance fans out there. 

Just Can't Stay Away (Original Mix) - Hard Rock Sofa & Squire

Fuck 3rd World Internet! I'm back with a banger. Hard Rock Sofa has proven time and time again that they can create a track that moves the dancefloor. Guys, this tack will not be moving the dancefloor. This track will be moving the whole club. Turn up the bass and Enjoy some of the finest Progressive House out there. 

Hard Rock Sofa & Squire - Just Can't Stay Away (Original Mix) by RouslanProducer

City of Dreams (Jakob Liedholm 'Do You Like You' Edit) - Alesso & Dirty South

Jakob Liedholm is slowly taking over my itunes library. His remixes just keep coming and never fail to please me. He knows what he's doing and doesn't seem like he's slowing down any time soon.

Embrace Me (Dirty South Remix) - John Dahlbäck

This song is too great. I've never been that into Dirty South until now. Now i'll definitely keep an eye out for any upcoming tracks. Enjoy!

Liv Your Life (Jakob Liedholm & DJ Carnage Remix) - Yuna

Wow. Just Wow. 

Sunset Miracles - EDX

Reppin my hometown, EDX grew up in Zurich. That's where he must've gotten it. 

EDX - Sunset Miracles by Alex Ruben

Bets Friend - EITRO

You'll wanna be my best friend after you listen to this track. I love discovering new talent. Enjoy!

Fade Into Darkness (Jakob Liedholm Summer Mix) - Avicii ***PREVIEW***

Sorry for not posting in a while,  It's hard to get away from summer. This one should make up for my absence. Fade into Darkness is a song that has slowly faded into the darkness and disappeared from our radars. But why? Liedholm agrees and has created a masterpiece.