The Diogenes Club receive 2 plays on the Radcliffe & Maconoie show on Radio 2. "I've become slightly obsessed with this band...their similarities to Prefab Sprout is just one of the many things I love about them..." Stuart Maconie

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Andrew Collins, sitting in for Gideon Coe on BBC 6 Music drops the Diogenes Club's rather splendid 'I Could Try To Explain'

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UT113
Released:  29th March 2010

Italian Aki Bergen (also known as Neuroxyde) has been conquering the dance world since his first steps in to music at 14. He started gigging all over Italy, later across Europe and now tours the world with a hefty agenda. In 2007 he earned a silver disk in France and has had over 400 000 records sold world-wide. His imprints: Starlight Music and Neurotraxx have seen collaborations with the likes of Shara Nelson (Massive Attack), Dubfire and D.O.N.S. Aki has recently been exploring the deeper side of house and has successfully topped Beatport’s no1 chart with his collaboration with Doomwork called ‘Jazzy Stuff’.

UT112
Released:  15th March 2010

With such an influential Classical music background, you'd never think that Bram Faber aka Brabe would turn to House music at the age of 16. Not only does he play violin, trumpet, piano and viola, but also masters production skills in his Amsterdam based studio. For his first appearance on Urban Torque, Brabe releases two jaw-dropping records in which singer/songwriter Lavalu, Holland's dazzling Nu Pop sensation, lends her voice to the first recording. Marielle Woltring aka Lavalu is a multitalented artist who played at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 2009 alongside Graces Jones and B.B. King after her first EP’s major success: ‘Now’.

Urban Torque Transmissions comes in at No. 22 for best Cloudcasters 2009 on Mixcloud.com. A big thank you to all the DJ's and artists who have been on the show in 2009!

"This list of top 50 Cloudcasters (Presenters/DJs) has been compiled from a combination of community votes, plays and favorites on the site. Big up to everyone who made it on the list. Get to know who to follow on Mixcloud in 2010!" Mixcloud

See the rull run down here.

"Debut EP BLEW Kyle and I away one day earlier this year. I remember posting this song on the blog and having 2/3rds of Binary call me to tell me how great the song is. Its the perfect example of a song that SOUNDS like a band but is obviously made by a couple of skilled electronic producers."

The full run down is here.

Room 1 \

DJ T (Get Physical)
Geddes (Mulletover / Murmur)
Sam Ball (Saved)
Mark Gwinnett (Cubism)

Room 2 \

UrbanTorque Presents:
Roberto Rodriguez (Freerange / Compost)
Scope (UrbanTorque / NRK)
Leigh Morgan (UrbanTorque)

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UT111
Released:  22nd February 2010

Following their thrilling success, the Diogenes Club returns for its second release combining Dob and Paul's effortless partnership. Their first EP 'Do You Know How To Feel It?' gained outstanding reviews online through portals such as Pitch Fork, Sound Advice, Pop Stereo and The Hype Machine as well as being played by Pete Tong on Radio 1 and being described as 'the best I've heard in ages' by Andy Warburton (Nu Cool Show, Galaxy). Once again, it results in an excellent EP combining flair, tenacity and charm.

UT110
Released:  15th February 2010

Urban Torque® is very proud to have organized their first remix competition with our long time friend and supporter, Tom Middleton. The legendary Jedi’s first release on Urban Torque is now complimented with an array of new talent chosen by the man himself.  The Hypnotizer remix competition winners are Shinji Pons, Roland Nights and tONKPROJECT. French – Japanese Shinji Pons’ remix is his production debut, while Roland Nights aka Danny Stott makes his second appearance on the label. Romania’s tONKPROJECT aka Laurentiu Zarzu is thriving in this industry with releases on Plastic City, Proton and Elevation.

"It's always good to hear electronic artists producing a cohesive, song-based collection of work; and this is one the best we heard all year."