There are plenty of things in life that you can have too much of, but House music just isn't one of them. So it is for this reason I am blogging a bountiful collection of songs for your ears to pleasure themselves upon.

Firstly, I couldn't resist putting up the quite brilliant Audiojack remix of H.O.S.H.'s Cash The Chord. Craig Richards absolutely loved this tune when he dropped it at Fabric, and tremendously funky bassline is an inclination as to why he was dancing so frantically. It is actually impossible not to dance to this song.

H.O.S.H - Cash The Chord (Audiojack Remix)


Next is the latest from Veitengruber. Same lyrics as those in 'Seven Nation Army', however the soulful female vocals are fairly spooky at times and fit in perfectly with the staccato chord stabs and bassline that continue throughout.

Veitengruber - Behind a Cigarette


Featured in Tensnake's Chart of last month, this Lee Foss song has one of my favourite basslines of the last few months. It's just incredible. Polish it with a female vocal sample, arpeggiating synths and top quality production and it's a winner.

Lee Foss - Happen For a Reason


This Redo by Je Davu and St Propre is brilliant, with support from the main Latino Techno man Ricardo Villalobos.
Not the best quality mp3, but it's due for a full release soon.

Je Davu feat. St Propre - Disco2Disco (Latin Space Dub)


Loco Dice really has a knack for making some top productions. Loving this tune at the moment. Perfect House.

Mousse T - Toscana (Loco Dice)


This on has bee nsupported by Hawtin, Carola, Jacuzzi Boys and too many more to name. Need I say more?

Comme Lapin - Vaai


Hot Chip aren't huge on the house scene, and there aren't that many stand out remixes of them, however I believe this song to be an exception. The break fits perfectly with Hot Chip's original vocals.

Hot Chip - Touch Too Much (Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix)


Finally a collab between Dusty Kid and Grooviera. And groove is does. A top 50 of beatport last month and a funky beat make this a highly recommended listen. Also I enjoy the name, so that's worth something.

Dusty Kid & Grooviera - Where the DJ Hell is Todd Terry?

Nothing short of an electro nuclear bomb, Valerna are once again out to destroy with more brutal remixing, this time with Clockwork's Airflow. Don't be fooled by the tame intro, in short it's a lethal rework.

Clockwork - Airflow (Valerna Remix)


Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo of the Bloody Beetroots has given Alan 1's Concertmate a lively disco injection, perfect for early dancefloor excitement.

Alan 1 - Concertmate (Bobermann Remix)


A bit late perhaps, but for those who don't already know, Mr. Oizo has a new film out. It's called Rubber, and basically is about a homicidal car tyre. It's complimented by a soundtrack from Quentin Dupiex himself and Gaspard from Justice. Tricycle Express, one of the OST's releases is just classic Justice, which is also hopefully a taste of things to come if a new Justice album is on the horizon.

Mr. Oizo & Gaspard Augé - Tricycle Express


Finally, some ravey acid techno from Dusty Kid.

Dusty Kid - The Cat