Deconstruction Records is back. In a joint venture between Sony’s Senior Vice President of A&R Mike Pickering, one of the founder members, and Three Six Zero Group's AnD press, the dance imprint has returned with a series of back catalogue releases before signing new artists later in the year.

The label’s first re-release was Sasha’s ‘Xpander’, digitally re-mastered and available via Beatport for the first time in original and 7” versions. Following this was Lionrock’s ‘Packet Of Peace’, complete with the seminal Chemical Brothers’ remix.

A decade on from its original release, ‘Xpander’ is considered one of Sasha’s most enduring ‘classics’. Co-produced with Spooky’s Charlie May, its instantly recognisable synth lines still send dancefloors into raptures, and as a much sought after piece of vinyl on ebay and other collector sites this digital release should appease global demand.

Following this was Lionrock's "Packet Of Peace", complete with the original seminal Chemical Brothers remix. This was supported with remixes from Hannah Holland, Spektre, Deadstock 33's, Riva Starr and Freeform 5. Next up is Way Out West's 'The Gift', with mixes from Michael Woods, Gui Borrato, Tek-One and Logistics. Keep an ear out for whats next...theres lots more to come.

ABOUT DECONSTRUCTION
Deconstruction Records was founded in 1987 and ran until 2001. It quickly gained a strong reputation for cutting-edge, contemporary dance music. Beyond signing the major crossover dance hits of the time, the label excelled in developing artists such as Black Box, M People, Way Out West, Sasha, Republica, Kylie Minogue, N Joi, and many more, and was at the forefront of the Italo house movement. Deconstruction was also the parent label for Concrete Recordings, responsible for acts such as Lionrock, Death In Vegas, Dub Pistols, and others.