Young French creator Yann Polewka graces Fresh Meat Records with his raw disco dub infused track, “Rêves”. We could make comparisons to sounds of the past here and we wouldn’t be lying, but we believe this is future music made by a sonic anthropologist as he excavates memories and pours them into a jubilant brew designed to conjure the dance.

Enter Rubb Sound System, aka Rees Urban and Brian Boncher. The duo has been on a tear for the last few years producing dozens of original songs and remixing many of Chicago house music’s royals including Frankie Knuckles, Steve Silk Hurley, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Armando Gallop, DJ Deeon, Robert Armani, Ron Hardy, and others. The Rubb boys take “Rêves” into deep house territory, keeping much of the original groove while adding their own meticulously programmed swinging house rhythm and walloping subby bassline. Urban and Boncher’s true gift is creating arrangements that DJs love and their version of “Rêves” does not disappoint. They extend the grooves of the original for long blends and live remixing.

The second “Rêves” remix comes courtesy of the insanely talented Chicago DJ, producer, teacher, and label owner T Mixwell. T is always busy either behind the decks in clubs and bars across Chicago, traveling for DJ gigs, or giving back to her community by teaching young girls at a DJ Camp every Summer. Her no-holds-barred remix of “Rêves” experiments with a combination of techno, minimal, and Chicago footwork rhythms. When you drop T’s version, make sure you’ve got bass bins that can handle serious weight. That thump in the T Mixwell remix takes no prisoners.