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> Metadata:
Artist....: Dougal Fox
Album.....: Feel You (John Creamer and Mike Kings Remix)
Label.....: Ray Of Light Records
Catalog...: ROL122
Type......: Single
Tracks....: 3
Genre.....: House
Style.....: Deep House
Year......: 2026
Rls.Date..: 2026-07-01
Size......: 45.52 MB
Playtime..: 00:19:48
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> Quality:
Source....: WEB Codec.....: MPEG 1 Layer III
Bitrate...: 320Kbps VBR.......: CBR
Samplerate: 44.1 kHz Mode......: Stereo
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> Track(s):
01. (05:29) Feel You
02. (07:10) Feel You (John Creamer & Mike Kings Remix)
03. (07:09) Feel You (John Creamer & Mike Kings Instrumental Mix)
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> Links...:
Url.......: https://deezer.com/album/997501741
Buy.......: https://beatport.com/release/-/7024431
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> Notes:
There's a certain emotional frequency that only
shows up when progressive house stops trying to
impress and starts trying to say something, and
'Feel You' lands right on that wavelength. Ray Of
Light's 122nd release sees label boss Dougal Fox
stepping back into the spotlight with a single that
feels both intimate and widescreen at once, like a
whispered confession echoing through an empty
after-hours hall. The original mix moves with
patient confidence, built on warm, rolling low-end
pressure and melodic fragments that drift in and
out like half-remembered conversations from a long
night that refuses to fully dissolve into morning.
On the B-side, the presence of John Creamer & Mike
Kings shifts the entire gravitational field of the
release. Creamer's legacy in progressive and
vocal-driven electronic music carries a certain
weight that doesn't need introduction in informed
circles, and here that history translates into a
remix that feels deeply assured, emotionally
calibrated, and structurally unhurried. The remix
stretches the emotional core of 'Feel You' into
something more expansive and cinematic, layering
tension and release in a way that feels designed
for those long, late set moments when the
dancefloor stops reacting and starts listening.
Early support from Sander Kleinenberg, Simply City,
Dave Seaman, and others confirms its immediate
resonance with DJs who understand the value of
restraint, atmosphere, and slow-burning impact.
Zooming out, Ray Of Light continues its steady
ascent as one of the more quietly consistent forces
in contemporary progressive house. Over the past
four years, Dougal Fox has shaped the Portuguese
imprint into a global conduit for emotive,
club-focused music that bridges classic rave
sensibility with modern production depth. The
label's international club chart presence and
growing catalogue of DJ support from Hernan
Cattaneo, Sasha & John Digweed, Nick Warren, Dave
Seaman, and many more has turned it into a trusted
name across festivals, underground clubs, and
sunrise sets worldwide. Release 122 fits seamlessly
into that trajectory: refined, emotionally charged
electronic music that doesn't shout for attention,
but earns it slowly, track by track, moment by
moment, until the room quietly changes shape around
it.
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>> Yalla Bye!