10 years is a long time in dance music. DJs, artists, labels come and go, entire genres and movements can be created, enjoyed and then discarded in less time. So the 10 years that Lost My Dog - a record label formed in Loughborough in early 2005 - have been successfully releasing top quality, uncompromising house music are definitely a cause for celebration.

To mark their tenth year in the business, LMD are releasing a celebratory series called 10x10 that will get any house music fan's mouth watering. Each release will draw from the label's substantial back catalogue and will focus on a single year.

The third instalment looks back to 2007, with music from YSE, Burnski, Jay Tripwire, Pete Dafeet, Fred Everything, Nathan Coles & Dave Coker, Luckystars, Gavin Froome and Dealers Choice.

What they said back in 2007:
iDJ: A collab between Ant ‘Rhythm’ Plate and Lost My Dog, with 2020 upstart Burnski on the mix. It’s got to be a winner, right? It sure is.

iDJ: A dictionary definition of deep US house. Old fashioned? Yes. Classic? With bells on. - Jay Tripwire

DJ Mag: Dafeet drops some real interesting techy, funk house vibes here

Our House: LMD are as reliable as a Rolex, every release is super solid, packs more punch than Ricky Hatton, contains more Beef than a butcher and this is no different.

XLR8R: an absolutely brilliant and versatile rework that could be played just about anywhere by just about anyone