21 unreleased tracks that need an official release
As we patiently wait for gold by Four Tet, Burial and many more to drop...
9 First Choice 'Let No Man Put Asunder' (Bicep edit)
Bicep are still rinsing this gem of an edit in their live sets and it always destroys the dancefloor. The original ‘Let No Man Put Asunder’ by First Choice is one of the most iconic dance tracks of all time, mixed by Frankie Knuckles and a crucial track for any disco head. Bicep’s edit brings the track into the future by highlighting the original and delivering an electronic assault of high pitched stabs. They’ve been known to produce brilliant edits of well-known tracks, just listen to their ‘SYNTHOL HIT’ mix from last year. They’ve released some of their standout remixes, like ‘Lovelee Dae’ by Blaze and ‘In Yer Face’ by 808 State, but ‘Let No Man Put Asunder’ might be a longshot.
10 Mala 'Alicia'
Potentially one of the most beautiful tunes ever produced. Ever. ‘Alicia’ is one for the dubstep heads, the jazz heads, the “I like emotional bass bangers and I’m not afraid to show it” heads. Sampling Alicia Keys’, 'Feeling U, Feeling Me (Interlude)', the track did make a white label debut, however it can be assumed that due to copyrights it was never released officially. If the rips aren’t enough for you however, the sample can also be heard on Mall Grab’s 'Can’t (Get U Outta My Mind)'.