1. $tinkworx – MKB
2. Newworldaquarium – The Force (Ame Remix)
3. Nebraska – My Father (Remix)
4. Harmony Funk – Can’t Let You Go
5. Oasis – Oasis Thirteen
6. Big Strick – A Walk Down Linwood
7. Project Democracy – Is This Dream For Real
8. Revelation – First Power (Domination Dub)
9. Another Fine Piece Of Nu Groove History
10. Steve Summers – Dreaming in Color
11. Jamie Principle – Your Love
12. Andreas Gehm – My So Called Robot Life Part 2
13. Bas Ror – Grief
14. Parallax Corporation – Antisocial Tendencies
15. Jo Squillo Electrix – Avventurieri
16. Unknown – unknown
17. Kraftwerk – Metropolis
18. Babla & His Orchestra – Aye Mere Dil Kahin Aur Chal
With their first dreiton.net release Markus Rassiller and Dizzkant aka s:e:m:a prove that german poetry, influenced by the classic modern, and electronic music of the 21. century absolutely can undergo a perfect symbiosis.
s:e:m:a creates soundscapes cleverly moving between minimalism, deepness and a proper portion of melancholy. Soundcapes that capture and embrace the spoken word only to release it just in the right moment.
Remixes of Christoph Schindling und Frank Hellmond complete this wonderful EP. While Christoph prefers splendid wide flat sounds that smoothly spread over the lyrics, Frank Hellmond uses in his adaption only a few text fragments which he specifically sets in his melodic grooving tracks.
We wish you great fun while listenting!
René Kius
Frank Hellmond
Tracklist: 01. dämmerug 05:23 |
02. der prophet 03:27 |
03. sommerbeginn cristoph schindling herbst- rmx 08:50 |
04. sommerbeginn 05:34 |
05. dämmerung frank hellmond rmx part 1 08:54 |
06. dämmerung frank hellmond rmx part 2 09:42 |
Although he’s been making noise as a DJ and producer for years, 2009 found Brooklyn’s Dre Skull expanding his sonic range into the worlds of hip-hop, bounce, electro, and dancehall. He’s also founded his own label, Mixpak, as an outpost for his own productions.
Recent months have seen a whole lot of hullabaloo surrounding the burgeoning UK funky house scene (including our current issue’s cover story), but significantly less attention has been given to how these rhythms are intermingling with the world of dancehall. In search of more information, not to mention a sampling of new music, we turned to The Heatwave, the London-based DJ and production crew headed by Gabriel Myddelton that has spent much of the decade firmly planted on dancehall and reggae’s bleeding edge.
The NYC duo throw down some groovy melodic house for this week’s RA podcast.
Olivier Spencer and Eric Duncan are two guys with some serious disco credentials. As part of the Rub N Tug duo with Thomas Bullock, Duncan has been at the forefront of the current disco revival ever since their rowdy looped up version of Chicago Transit Authority’s “I’m a Man” appeared on Rong Music, with remixes of Out Hud, LCD Soundsystem, Sly Mongoose and Roxy Music becoming dance floor staples in sets of more discerning disco and house DJs. Both Spencer and Duncan are part of edit supergroup How & Why alongside Rong co-founder Jason Drummond (AKA DJ Spun), and as one part of House Of House, Liv is responsible for the end of the night disco-house bomb “Rushing To Paradise.”
As Still Going, it’s been a long two years since the duo kicked off their production project with the memorably anthemic piano-house grooves of “Still Going Theme,” but they’ve finally managed to follow it up. “Spaghetti Circus,” which opens their RA podcast, is a totally different beast, with the outlandishly rousing voice of comedian/musician Reggie Watts riding atop the track’s duelling guitars and galloping beat. London residents digging their RA podcast will be no doubt glad to know that the pair will be making their UK debut for Warm at Plastic People this Friday. We spoke to Liv and Eric about the mix, house music in New York and the “difficult second single.”
Hello minia-peeps!!! This time we offer a dj tool EP (worth to keep always in your dj case), consisting of older works from french artist Max Fader (Multi Vitamins, Metroline).
Tracks:
01-Max Fader – Old School Smell
02-Max Fader – 4 Octobre
03-Max Fader – Work V2
04-Max Fader – Internetless (Version 1.1)
05-Max Fader – Internetless (Version 1.2)
06-Max Fader – Day is Dying
Just dropping by to introduce you to my music. My name is Xavier Toscano (pronounced X-a-veer) and I am a singer songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area. Below are some links to my website and other music sites.
This is the first release by a new Toucan Music artist, Yakoozai, featuring two uplifting trance tracks. “Caribbean Dream” is a fast, melodic trance tune featuring a catchy uplifting synth riff, dreamy pianos and thumping beats. “Self Inflicted” is a slightly darker, more progressive track with an anthemic trance riff, building synth effects and bouncy rhythms. Two melodic UK trance remixes by John Dalling are also provided. All mixes are in full, DJ friendly, high quality MP3 format and ideal for mixing into your DJ set.
Yakoozai is Joel, born in 1984 in Northern Virginia, USA. Joel developed a love for music at a young age and was introduced to the Paul Oakenfold album “2 years at Cream” when he was 17 by a couple of friends and says, “I couldn’t believe my ears (literally), the last song called “Prophet” by CJ Bolland is amazing! I had never heard music so uplifting, listening to the whole album was like a rollercoaster of emotions. I started going to “BUZZ” in D.C. and and mainly only listened to Tech/Trance/Progressive at the time. I started playing as a DJ in the Christmas of 1997 after going to numerous raves at “BUZZ” and “EDGE” which were side by side in Downtown D.C. I started with some turntables from the thrift store, a mixer from Radio Shack and a Boss 303 Drum machine/sampler.”
Joel started producing shortly after this and now resides in Charleston, SC: “Since the move in 2005 I have been perfecting my sound in hopes of putting out a fully produced album which DJs all over the world will be playing. I have worked with Shea Vaughn producing the album for her workout video “Shea Netics” which is a three DVD set. I have produced radio commercials and TV commercial soundtracks for Brooke Faville for her Company “Wondrous Products”. I have done recording and producing work for Andi Afsar who has recorded acts like Hootie and the Blow Fish and Jimmy Buffet. I have spun with the likes of AK1200 and Curtis B and play regular gigs at Halligans and Buffalo South. I do a lot of graphic design for flyers all over SC as well as producing and spinning daily.”
Based out of San Francisco, the 40 Thieves are a music collective, DJs and friends. Drawing on various superpowers the members combine forces to create their own brand of future/soul/dance songs and short comedy skits for Smash Hit and other fine labels around the globe.
For our podcast this exclusive mix that represents what they are currently playing.
Thanks to his dad Klaus grew up with electronic music by J.M. Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schultze, Space, Charlie Mike Sierra, Johan Timman, Alphaville and lots of others. Strongly influenced by the artists mentioned, he found his way to the recordstores and started collecting his own vinyl in the early 90s.
Straight from east flanders (Belgium) here’s great talent Ada! One big party guaranteed mix! Some party house, electro & club! Trashy! Hands in the air!
at first i wasn’t gunna do a micheal jackson tribute mix (cause everyone is doing one!) but then i realized how much micheal jackson remixes i had and said fuck it lets do this. there is a couple tunes that have nothing to do with mj…but they are good regardless…hope all you pretty young things enjoy it!
The second part of the mailbox love can loosely be grouped as dance but it’s actually more than that. Opener is off Strut Records‘ amazing new compilation Black Rio : Original soul samba from 68-81 which is released today, this is the finest quality funk/samba that you’ll get this summer, dug by DJ Cliffy. Next up is Universal Vibes‘ boss Paddy Freeform’s hypnotic hype remix to Jaffa Surfa.
Amoroso – Pump Up The Volume (Andrea Ferrini Mix)
Brizi, Laura Gaeta – Boa Sorte (Relight Orchestra Remix)
Dario Nunez feat. DJ Nano – Back One (Original Mix)
Force One – Tchoko Tchaka (Marbrax Remix)
Ceevox – in the night (loverush remix)
Stereo Palma – Miami Bitch (David Smesh Remix)
Rozalla – Are U Ready 2 Fly (DJ Miller & Hard Rock Sofa Remix)
Monteagudo feat priscila due – What is love (thre3south remix)
Thomas Gold & Eddy Cabrera – Losing My Religion (Original Mix)
September – Until I Die (Dave Ramone Mix)
Paul Anthony & ZXX feat. Harrison Crump – House Music (Original Mix)
Dave Darell and Hi-Fi – Flash 2009 (hi fi club mix)
Pitbull feat. Lil John – Crazy (Electro Club Mix)
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This release features two old skool / rave breaks tracks from Psychadelik Pedestrian. “Cry Over You” is an uplifting breaks anthem with a haunting melody, deep warping bassline, rippling analogue synths and arpeggios, a catchy piano hook and crisp, upfront breakbeats. “World Of Fantasy” is a darker, techno-influenced track with rolling beats, sizzling bass and old-skool stab sounds. Both tracks are full, DJ friendly cuts with extended intro and outro for mixing, in high quality 192kbps MP3 format.
Manuele Atzeni a.k.a. Miyazaki is a dj/producer from the underground music scene in Florence, Italy. Born as a hard-techno dj, since 2001 he has been spinning and scratching in parties, clubs and festivals around Italy mixing hip hop, funk and drum ‘n bass.
After releasing “The Measurement Spoils the Data” (Experimedia) and “Ambia” (Clinical Archives), Mental Health Consumer showed us his another style as AViD: Advances in Obsolete Technology. It’s a collection of upbeat electronic music, consists of techno and breakbeat tracks.
Hardway Bros turn out a sterling disco mix for FACT, featuring killer tracks and edits by Rub N Tug, Arthur Russell, Yam Who?, Brennan Green and Prins Thomas
i put another mix together with some r&b grooves that very well can be played on the radio, so that’s why it’s called ‘radio grooves’… ;-) i hope you’ll enjoy this new one!
01 bar-kays – sex-o-matic [eddy’s orgasmic edit] (1984)
02 zena dejonay – i’ve got to find a way (1983)
03 gayle adams – let’s go all the way (1982)
04 brandi wells – watch out (1981)
05 the cool notes – look what you’ve done to me (1985)
06 cath carroll – moves likes you [john fryer remix] (1991)
07 candy bowman – i wanna feel your love (1981)
08 fatback – is this the future? (1985)
09 first touch – let me get next to you (2009)
10 the jones girls – on target (1983)
11 johnny kemp – just another lover (1985)
12 skyy – let’s celebrate (1981)
13 logg – i know you will (1981)
14 glass – let me feel your heartbeat (1982)
15 chaplin band – il veliero (1982)
16 musiq soulchild – radio (2009)
17 ready for the world – oh sheila (1985)
Dollars to Pounds : Mixes by Paul White & Bullion (The Fader). Yes, it’s featured for the second time, but these mixes are killin’. Especially the Bullion mix.
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Thanks to his dad Klaus grew up with electronic music by J.M. Jarre, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schultze, Space, Charlie Mike Sierra, Johan Timman, Alphaville and lots of others. Strongly influenced by the artists mentioned, he found his way to the recordstores and started collecting his own vinyl in the early 90s.
The second part of the mailbox love can loosely be grouped as dance but it’s actually more than that. Opener is off 
Amoroso – Pump Up The Volume (Andrea Ferrini Mix)
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