We want you to get together…

@catzndogz pay homage to one of the most iconic live vocals in house music history, and

unwittingly drop one of the biggest tracks of the summer in the process. Often sampled, seldom

explicitly credited, the Pets partners develop the legacy by clearing the sample as an official remix.

People, we proudly present Marlena Shaw – Woman Of The Ghetto (Catz ‘N Dogz Remix) Here’s

what the guys have to say about it.

“Everybody knows the vocal sample from the St.Germain record ‘Rose Rouge’, but a lot of people

don’t know the original track is by Marlene Shaw, from a live performance she did back in the days.

It’s been sampled by a lot of other people like Bob Sinclar, Grandmaster Flash and the famous 90s hit

from Blue Boy. We have a lot of memories with this vocal because we were growing up in the 90s.

That’s why we decided to do our take on this one. The first time we played it on a big festival we

were shocked how well it works… That’s why we decided to release it officially, along with a second

version that’s more stripped-down and based only on the conga and djembe rhythms.”

Rattling rhythms, hypnotic percussion, an acid line straight from the gutter of the ghetto and one of

the greatest voices in soul history; this is nothing short of essential.

Put your hands together one time…

credits:

The Verve Music Group, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

Under Exclusive License to Pets Recordings

We want you to get together…

@catzndogz pay homage to one of the most iconic live vocals in house music history, and

unwittingly drop one of the biggest tracks of the summer in the process. Often sampled, seldom

explicitly credited, the Pets partners develop the legacy by clearing the sample as an official remix.

People, we proudly present Marlena Shaw – Woman Of The Ghetto (Catz ‘N Dogz Remix) Here’s

what the guys have to say about it.

“Everybody knows the vocal sample from the St.Germain record ‘Rose Rouge’, but a lot of people

don’t know the original track is by Marlene Shaw, from a live performance she did back in the days.

It’s been sampled by a lot of other people like Bob Sinclar, Grandmaster Flash and the famous 90s hit

from Blue Boy. We have a lot of memories with this vocal because we were growing up in the 90s.

That’s why we decided to do our take on this one. The first time we played it on a big festival we

were shocked how well it works… That’s why we decided to release it officially, along with a second

version that’s more stripped-down and based only on the conga and djembe rhythms.”

Rattling rhythms, hypnotic percussion, an acid line straight from the gutter of the ghetto and one of

the greatest voices in soul history; this is nothing short of essential.

Put your hands together one time…

credits:

The Verve Music Group, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

Under Exclusive License to Pets Recordings

We want you to get together…

@catzndogz pay homage to one of the most iconic live vocals in house music history, and

unwittingly drop one of the biggest tracks of the summer in the process. Often sampled, seldom

explicitly credited, the Pets partners develop the legacy by clearing the sample as an official remix.

People, we proudly present Marlena Shaw – Woman Of The Ghetto (Catz ‘N Dogz Remix) Here’s

what the guys have to say about it.

“Everybody knows the vocal sample from the St.Germain record ‘Rose Rouge’, but a lot of people

don’t know the original track is by Marlene Shaw, from a live performance she did back in the days.

It’s been sampled by a lot of other people like Bob Sinclar, Grandmaster Flash and the famous 90s hit

from Blue Boy. We have a lot of memories with this vocal because we were growing up in the 90s.

That’s why we decided to do our take on this one. The first time we played it on a big festival we

were shocked how well it works… That’s why we decided to release it officially, along with a second

version that’s more stripped-down and based only on the conga and djembe rhythms.”

Rattling rhythms, hypnotic percussion, an acid line straight from the gutter of the ghetto and one of

the greatest voices in soul history; this is nothing short of essential.

Put your hands together one time…

credits:

The Verve Music Group, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

Under Exclusive License to Pets Recordings

@beton303

Bandcamp: petsrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/beton…-ep-pets084

www.beatport.com/release/bruxelle…voice-64/2070235

www.traxsource.com/title/836317/bruxelles-voice-64

Bienvenue Beton! A brand-new act making his debut on Pets with two raw, straight-to- the-floor slabs of gritty technoid machine funk. Little is known about him besides the fact hes from Belgium, hes clearly a graduate of the Hardfloor school of knocks, hes invested in some serious analogue gear and he knows his way around a kick-ass groove. Grainy, full-fat 808 funk delivered with no frills or bells or unnecessary detail, Bruxelles pays homage to the citys visceral new beat and EBM roots but with contemporary muscle and a titanium jacking groove almost Wink-like hypnosis to the acid as it strips back. Voice 64 continues this theme of stark leftfield savagery with a simple pounding kick, a distorted decaying bassline and a cannon-like riff that builds on itself, encouraging the snare-rattled percussion to do the same. Its primal tendrils brought together with a laugh so demonic it could make the devil blush, once again its another physical, concentrated piece of frank, honest techno. One brand new artist, two stone cold constructions, you can bet on Beton appearing on Pets again in the near future.

@beton303

Bandcamp: petsrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/beton…-ep-pets084

www.beatport.com/release/bruxelle…voice-64/2070235

www.traxsource.com/title/836317/bruxelles-voice-64

Bienvenue Beton! A brand-new act making his debut on Pets with two raw, straight-to- the-floor slabs of gritty technoid machine funk. Little is known about him besides the fact hes from Belgium, hes clearly a graduate of the Hardfloor school of knocks, hes invested in some serious analogue gear and he knows his way around a kick-ass groove. Grainy, full-fat 808 funk delivered with no frills or bells or unnecessary detail, Bruxelles pays homage to the citys visceral new beat and EBM roots but with contemporary muscle and a titanium jacking groove almost Wink-like hypnosis to the acid as it strips back. Voice 64 continues this theme of stark leftfield savagery with a simple pounding kick, a distorted decaying bassline and a cannon-like riff that builds on itself, encouraging the snare-rattled percussion to do the same. Its primal tendrils brought together with a laugh so demonic it could make the devil blush, once again its another physical, concentrated piece of frank, honest techno. One brand new artist, two stone cold constructions, you can bet on Beton appearing on Pets again in the near future.

@atjazz

Here's the new Petcast of one of our all time fav producers and dj's - Atjazz

Let’s listen what kind of tracks he listens at home.

01. Flying Lotus - Only If You Wanna - Brainfeeder

02. Geology - Early Morning Haze - Female Fun Records

03. Illa J - Perfect Game - Bastard jazz Recordings

04. Steve Reich: Variations for Winds, String and Keyboards; John Adams: Shaker Loops - "Shaker Loops": Hymning slews - Philips

05. Pat Metheny - Sea Song - ECM

06. Picean Group - Future World - R2 Records

07. Beat Spacek - Compact In Sleep - Ninja Tune

08. Bugge Wesseltoft - Round Midnight - Jazzland

09. Frank Strazzeri - Blue Dawn - P-Vine

10. Pharaoh Sanders - Greetings From Saud - Impulse!

11. Weather Report - Three Clowns - Columbia

12. Deodato - Area Code - Warner Bros. Records

13. Deodato - Knights Of Fantasy - Warner Bros. Records

14. Jullian Gomes - Dream (feat. OVEOUS) - Atjazz Record Company

15. Bill Evans - Ballad Of Hix Blewitt - RCA Victor

16. Thelonious Monk - Reflections - Prestige

@jay-shepheard

vinyl tracklist:

A1 Bullfrogging

A2 Early Doors

B1 Bullfrogging (Mark Henning Remix) @markhenningmusic

BUY: http://bit.ly/2uYMIbK

Time for a little neck bulging, slimy skin hip-slinking summer fun as a true craftsman steps from the studio shadows: Jay Shepheard, who’s back with a track that’s so infectious if you licked its back you’d trip for weeks.

Prepare yourselves for ‘Bullfrogging’: wry funk, warmth and humanised technoid soul. Taking a vocal texture then processing, harmonising and splicing the spawn out of it, Jay’s precision balance of electronic hustle and anthromorphised action has all the hallmarks for a summer anthem.

‘Early Doors’ follows suit and there’s a massive clue in the title… Soft-focused, warm, rolling and laced with textured chimes, it’s definitely tailored for those key transitions between warm-up and second gear. Deep, trippy but coded with a hookiness that grabs rather than soothes, once again it’s classic Shepheard but with a revitalised 2017 twist. Hey, he didn’t lock himself away in the studio for twelve months for nothing, right?

Neither did Jay’s long-time friend and neighbour Mark Henning; a man who hasn’t taken on a remix since the early 2010s. His return to the remix game is as poignant and powerful as Jay’s return to releases as he removes around 70 percent of the frog and maximises the bullishness of the elements, creating a relentless tribal slammer of a version that still retains the warmth and soul of Jay’s original.

Two returns to action, three killer tracks, one label you can always count on as your friend and no frogs harmed during the whole process. We’re pulling out some serious stops here.

@jay-shepheard

vinyl tracklist:

A1 Bullfrogging

A2 Early Doors

B1 Bullfrogging (Mark Henning Remix) @markhenningmusic

BUY: bit.ly/2uYMIbK

Time for a little neck bulging, slimy skin hip-slinking summer fun as a true craftsman steps from the studio shadows: Jay Shepheard, who’s back with a track that’s so infectious if you licked its back you’d trip for weeks.

Prepare yourselves for ‘Bullfrogging’: wry funk, warmth and humanised technoid soul. Taking a vocal texture then processing, harmonising and splicing the spawn out of it, Jay’s precision balance of electronic hustle and anthromorphised action has all the hallmarks for a summer anthem.

‘Early Doors’ follows suit and there’s a massive clue in the title… Soft-focused, warm, rolling and laced with textured chimes, it’s definitely tailored for those key transitions between warm-up and second gear. Deep, trippy but coded with a hookiness that grabs rather than soothes, once again it’s classic Shepheard but with a revitalised 2017 twist. Hey, he didn’t lock himself away in the studio for twelve months for nothing, right?

Neither did Jay’s long-time friend and neighbour Mark Henning; a man who hasn’t taken on a remix since the early 2010s. His return to the remix game is as poignant and powerful as Jay’s return to releases as he removes around 70 percent of the frog and maximises the bullishness of the elements, creating a relentless tribal slammer of a version that still retains the warmth and soul of Jay’s original.

Two returns to action, three killer tracks, one label you can always count on as your friend and no frogs harmed during the whole process. We’re pulling out some serious stops here.

@jay-shepheard

vinyl tracklist:

A1 Bullfrogging

A2 Early Doors

B1 Bullfrogging (Mark Henning Remix) @markhenningmusic

BUY: bit.ly/2uYMIbK

Time for a little neck bulging, slimy skin hip-slinking summer fun as a true craftsman steps from the studio shadows: Jay Shepheard, who’s back with a track that’s so infectious if you licked its back you’d trip for weeks.

Prepare yourselves for ‘Bullfrogging’: wry funk, warmth and humanised technoid soul. Taking a vocal texture then processing, harmonising and splicing the spawn out of it, Jay’s precision balance of electronic hustle and anthromorphised action has all the hallmarks for a summer anthem.

‘Early Doors’ follows suit and there’s a massive clue in the title… Soft-focused, warm, rolling and laced with textured chimes, it’s definitely tailored for those key transitions between warm-up and second gear. Deep, trippy but coded with a hookiness that grabs rather than soothes, once again it’s classic Shepheard but with a revitalised 2017 twist. Hey, he didn’t lock himself away in the studio for twelve months for nothing, right?

Neither did Jay’s long-time friend and neighbour Mark Henning; a man who hasn’t taken on a remix since the early 2010s. His return to the remix game is as poignant and powerful as Jay’s return to releases as he removes around 70 percent of the frog and maximises the bullishness of the elements, creating a relentless tribal slammer of a version that still retains the warmth and soul of Jay’s original.

Two returns to action, three killer tracks, one label you can always count on as your friend and no frogs harmed during the whole process. We’re pulling out some serious stops here.

our good friend @josephashworthmusic is serving some fav home listening tracks

01-Hauschka - I Need Exile

02-Anamai - Brother Green, Sister Blue

03-Radiohead - Like Spinning Plates (played in reverse)

04-Alva Noto - Xerrox

05-Portable Sunsets - Spree

06-Komet - Gen

07-Afriqua - Soul Correction

08-Ryoji Ikeda - Test Pattern

09-Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - We No Who 'U 'R

10-Dark Sky - Cyan

11-Cez - Icaros

12-Joseph Ashworth - Searching (Piano version)

13-PJ Harvey - Silence