Fireball Recordings launches its first compilation series "Fireball Hard House Sessions' and we have the absolute King hard the hard stuff Andy Farley to launch the series. Andy has hand picked his favourite releases from the Fireball back catalogue and produced a storming mix!

There are so many superlatives in which to accurately describe Andy Farley, but his global reputation as one of the most sought after artists is probably the highest accolade you can achieve.

His unquestionable technical ability, knowledge and passion
of the hard dance scene is the envy of many and goes some way in explaining his huge popularity amongst a wide cross-section of today's audiences.
Describing his talents behind the decks is only part of the story; Andy's production credits includes a vast back catalogue of anthems, albums and collaborations with the likes of Technikal, Base Graffiti, Paul Maddox, Frank Farrell, Ben Townsend, Ben Stevens and Paul Glazby.

Heavy weight labels such as Tidy Trax and Vicious Circle
regularly sign Andy's work, while his own Cubed Recordings label is a platform to showcase the distinct Farley sound, which continually evolves to deliver cutting edge dance floor fillers.

Andy Farley really is hard house at its best!

our CD set packed with enough great Dance tracks to fuel an all-nighter! The real sign of great dance music is that it's just as fun to listen to as it is to dance to it! Thankfully, the 60 tracks here are great dance songs! The spirit and the energy is hard to deny and their infectious melodies are hard to ignore. Features tracks from Joey Riot, Mandrake, Lost Tribe, Benny Benassi, DHT, Beatfreakz, Underworld, Zombie Nation, BK, Angel City, Voodoo & Serano, Boogie Pimps, DJ Delicious, Warp Brothers and many others. Decadance. 2007.

Hard Dance Toolkit 2007 (24-bit Wav-samples) - a collection of hard dance from the magazine Computer Music.According to many, the best in its niche!

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