Northern House Anthems 1989-1992 The Greatest Remixes 01 blasts back via BTECH, unleashing a ten-track collection of peak-era club weapons that defined the early explosion of house music from Scandinavia’s pioneering scene. This volume digs into the label’s vaults to spotlight remixes that ruled dancefloors, from StoneBridge’s iconic Glamarama take on House of Virginism’s I’ll Be There For You (Doya Dododo Doya) to Roger Sanchez’s underground rework of Gwen McCrae’s Keep the Fire Burning. DJs chasing that authentic underground fire will find instant classics here, remixed by legends like Mood II Swing, Snap!, Steve Silk Hurley, and David Morales to maximize every ounce of groove and energy.
StoneBridge turns I’ll Be There For You into a glamarama powerhouse, perfect for those high-energy builds that get crowds chanting along. Snap! Attack reworks Clubland’s Let’s Get Busy into a full-length frenzy, capturing the relentless drive of 90s clubland euphoria. JJ Technordik reshapes Paris Grey’s Don’t Make Me Jack with sharp-edged house punch, while Kraze’s The Party gets the Le Garage 1988 treatment for timeless party propulsion. David Morales delivers a lost-in-dub remaster of Clubland’s Love Strain 92, oozing deep house soul that selectors still lean on for atmospheric depth.
Mood II Swing elevates Sadie P’s All Night Long with a club mix built for marathon sessions, and their full-length take on Eric God’s I Am God pulses with divine underground appeal. Roger Sanchez’s Underground Network version of Keep the Fire Burning keeps the flame alive with shadowy grooves, StoneBridge’s Popper’s Full Delight flips Donna Giles’ And I’m Telling You I’m Not Going into popper-fueled delight. These ten tracks form a masterclass in remix artistry, blending vocal hooks, basslines, and builds that fueled the Northern house revolution.
BTECH revives Scandinavia’s first house label legacy, renowned for launching massive club anthems in the late 80s and early 90s that crossed borders and topped charts. With a focus on authentic remasters and reissues, the label keeps that golden-era energy alive for today’s underground enthusiasts and veteran DJs alike.
