Spring Tube's 158th release is the first full single for the tracks featured on our 2015 sampler. After releasing with us the hugely successful "Last Love" single (incl. Chriss Ronson, Prosis remixes) in 2014, this year we welcome back the San Francisco's Rishi K. with his brand new single titled "Melodica". Besides the original which is produced in the best traditions of melodic deep house side of Rishi's sound the pack includes two different remixes from the UK. First up is the prominent veteran Harold Heath [Dutchie, Plastic City, Urban Torque, Lost My Dog, Acryl, Savoir Faire, I Records] with true to his unique sound the masterpiece interpretation. And secondly we have Richard Graham aka Meloder [Pole Position, Liquid Grooves, Spirit Soul, UM] with some interesting and diverse vision of the original theme.

Spring Tube's 157th release is the first full EP for an artists featured on our 2015 sampler. Lian July is the female DJ/producer from Tel Aviv, Israel. After releasing on Armada, Silk, NuevaDeep, Incepto, Encanta, and other labels, now we welcome this talented and extremely beautiful lady in our artist roster with her brand new 3-tracker 'Endless Infinity' EP. The pack includes two exclusive Lian's works - "Feel It" and "Endless Infinity", as well as the "N.E.V.E.R" theme which was featured on our 3rd sampler.

After presenting the first of the two Spring Tube's singles from Stephen J. Kroos' latest album we're ready to present also the first of the two singles from the latest album of other our resident - Anthony Mea. First up from Anthony's 'Border' album is the "Day In Day Out" single. Besides the original version which is produced in the best traditions of Mea's clear and smooth, dreamy and melodic deep house sound the pack includes two different remixes - by our one-and-only Stephen J. Kroos who delivers here another gem but this time in a more deep vision than his usual sounding, and Wej who is one of Spring Tube's main 'Nu Breeds' discoveries from the past year and whom we have now in this single with the great progressive house interpretation.