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TELEFAX PRODUCTIONS present a special, four-track wax release of one of 2024’s hottest club cuts - revivalist hip-house jam ‘Break This House Down’. Formed by two vastly experienced producers whose working partnership began way back in the late 1980s, TELEFAX PRODUCTIONS was born to provide a platform for established and unknown artists. One of 2024’s hottest club cuts supported by Honey Dijon, Luke Solomon and London’s Faith crew, ‘Break This House Down’ stars previously unheard mic man DeeVoeNay – a young rapper hailing from Buffalo, NY. Joining the original on this vinyl package is a live version with DeeVoeNay’s band HR Nightmare, alongside a bruk remix from London broken beat torchbearer EVM128, plus TELEFAX PRODUCTIONS’ vinyl-only Acid House Remix. ‘Break This House Down’ spotlights DeeVoeNay’s distinctive flow and party-starting lyrics front and centre, with the well-established, multi-faceted artist Jimmy Cauty responsible for the bold and highly stylised artwork - with Cauty also designing a special physical print included in this unmissable vinyl package.
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- A1: Starsailor - All Or Nothing
- A2: Feeder - The Power Of Love
- A3: Sugababes - Killer
- A4: Muse - House Of The Rising Sun
- B1: Stereophonics - Nothing Compares 2 U
- B2: Faithless & Dido - Dub Be Good To Me
- B3: Oasis - Merry Xmas Everybody
- B4: Elbow - Something In The Air
- C1: The Reelists - Back To Life (However Do You Want Me) (However Do You Want Me)
- C2: Manic Street Preachers - Out Of Time
- C3: Badly Drawn Boy & Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra - Come On Eileen
- C4: Prodigy - Ghost Town
- D1: Jimmy Eat World - Firestarter
- D2: Darius - Pretty Flamingos
- D3: More Fire Crew - Dreams (feat Gabrielle)
- D4: McAlmont & Butler - Back For Good
Originally released in 2002 in partnership with NME to celebrate their 50th anniversary and 50 years since NME printed the first ever singles chart in the UK. 1 Love saw the cream of British artists come together to pick their favourite number one to cover. Having appeared on the 1995 HELP album, Oasis continued their support of War Child with an acoustic rendition of Slade’s Christmas classic ‘Merry Xmas Everybody’. Stereophonics chose ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’ with Kelly Jones’s gravelly vocal complementing this stripped back version of the track written by Prince, performed by The Family and taken to number one by Sinead O’Connor in 1990.
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