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March 3, 2012 – USC Taiwanese Student Association @ Exchange Los Angeles
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Lancelot – We Can Dance EP
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Aussie newcomer Lancelot is making a hell of a splash with his first release, his We Can Dance EP released on Beatport Monday (2/20), which boasts a killer remix package with familiar indie-dance names Goldroom, Fabian and Moonchild, and another aussie newbie Frames. Lancelot’s sound fits perfectly with the slow-house, disco and tropical house currently gaining momentum with those of us who still like our beats electronic but are in need of some that soothe rather than hype. His original Spoken Word was even featured in The Magician‘s latest Magic Tape (#20) Of the 3 originals, we’d recommend Spoken Word and Daphnis The Nymph to fill you up with that daytime sound. Don’t sleep on the Goldroom remix either – one of the top remixes we’ve heard all year! He’s absolutely killing it of late.
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Somebody That I Used To Know (Magnus & Timon Remix) – Gotye feat. Kimbra
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Fedde Le Grand – So Much Love (Deniz Koyu Remix)
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Deniz Koyu has done it again. The just-posted preview of his “So Much Love” remix puts the full range of his production power on display.
DJ Mikas – Timezone (Official Timelapse Music Video)
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Fresh after his recent successful collabs with DJ Sage on Terminal-4 and Black Hole Recordings, DJ Mikas continues to rock the scene with a strong solo single. Timezone is a no-nonsense, big-room trance track which willl yet again pleasantly surprise dance music fans around the World. Timezone starts off with a bassline more gritty than the best dubstep tracks around and quickly progresses with a huge build ending in a pure anthem. This is Mikas’ biggest and most heavy track to date.
For the music video, Mikas was able to use footage from famous Japanese videographer Masaya Kitaguchi, also known as Darwinfish105. The video features impressive timelapse shots from various places in Tokyo.
Timezone will be availble March 5th on Beatport, iTunes, Track It Down, Audiojelly, Juno and every other major retailer.
Laidback Luke to release new single “Speak Up!”
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Laidback Luke returns with his long awaited new single “Speak Up” featuring Wynter Gordon. Destined to be one of the most talked about tracks of Miami Music Week and the entire spring, “Speak Up!” is Luke at his finest – massive energy and stomping builds are matched with gentle melodies and a flawless vocal from Wynter Gordon. The perfect recipe for a chart crossover club anthem! “Speak Up” is released March 12th on Beatport and March 27th at all other digital partners.
To celebrate the release of “Speak Up!,” Laidback Luke is set to embark on his biggest adventure yet – a bus tour across the North America. Commencing March 9 in Las Vegas, Nevada and ending April 22 in Bloomington, Indiana this seven-week tour brings Laidback Luke and his Mixmash cohorts GTA and Oliver Twizt to cities of all sizes; many of which Luke’s never visited before. “I’m so about my Speak Up! Bus Tour. It’s a first for me and so I am looking forward to a completely new experience, performing at places I’ve never been to before now. It’s set to be a big adventure and hope to see you all on board soon!,” Luke says.
Already well known for a multitude of collaborations with various big names including David Guetta, Diplo and A-Trak, Laidback Luke more recently hooked up with Sander van Doorn on the stellar track “Who’s Wearing The Cap”, a mash up of trance, progressive and electro. Luke’s latest collaboration with Arno Cost and Norman Doray “Trilogy” went successful on charts in no time. 2011 also saw Luke enjoying chart success on UK Top 40 hit, Natural Disaster with Example, as well as his work with Steve Aoki and the master of crunk Lil’ Jon on Turbulence that took over Radio 1 airwaves.
In addition to working with fellow stalwarts of the electronic music industry, Luke has also remixed stellar pop acts from Black Eyed Peas, David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Tiësto, MSTRKRFT ft. John Legend, Dizzee Rascal, Avicii, Moby, and most recently, Pitbull Ft. Marc Anthony “Rain Over Me” and Madonna “Give Me All Your Love.” It’s not just producing music that has keeps Luke busy. With his very own Super You&Me tent at Creamfields and a residency at Cream Ibiza last summer where he hosted the Mixmag Terrace on six dates, we can only wonder when he ever has any time to be “Laidback”..!
The Original Mix of “Speak Up!” is out exclusively on Beatport from March 12. In April, be on the lookout for the “Speak Up!” remixes package featuring new interpretations of the track from Chris Lake, Mark Knight, Oliver Twizt, Moska and Das Kapital.
Jean Claude Ades & Daniel Falkenberg pres. Yoav “We All Are Dancing”
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Jean Claude Ades & Daniel Falkenberg pres. Yoav “We All Are Dancing” by Swings Records
Jean Claude Ades or JCA, as his loyal supporters call him, is an established house producer originally from Italy, now based in Munich and Ibiza. His work has achieved the rare feet of crossing over in to pop culture while also maintaining his underground house credibility after scoring major success with “I Begin To Wonder” featuring Dannii Minogue. He has also remixed many artists from pop royalty The Pussycat Dolls to Deadmau5. To date he has sold over 1 million records and has released on majors like Sony, Warner, BMG and Virgin as well as cool independents such as Nervous, and Great Stuff.
Jean Claude is also the label head of his own imprint Swings Records. The label originally started in 1995 as an offshoot of German label ‘Great Stuff Recordings’ and has gone on to release many House gems including the Beatport No.1 “Someday” featuring the vocals of Niki Harris, the former singer for legendary 90’s dance outfit Snap. Swings Records has also celebrated many successes with varied artists and remixers including Coburn, Whirlpool Productions, Vincent Thomas, Jerome Isma-ae, Mason and Les Rythmes Digitales.
The label re-launches this year and Ades freshens up with his newest release, Jean Claude Ades & Daniel Falkenberg pres Yoav ‘We All Are Dancing’.
The track in question is a smooth house number with an infectious rolling bass line combined with melodic and uplifting vocals courtesy of Yaov, guaranteed to bring variety to any house set.
Shortly after Daniel Falkenberg heard Yoav’s sublime original he met Jean Claude in Berlin and it was there that they decided to team up to do a rework of ‘We All Are Dancing’. The pair, along with Sharam Jey on remix duties, have come together to deliver this powerful package, which includes two remixes, both of which bring warmth and originality to the single.
The vocalist Yoav is a world renowned singer-songwriter who’s worked with the likes of Joey Waronker (the producer and drummer for Thom Yorke), Beck, Smashing Pumpkins and R.E.M. Meanwhile the Sharam Jey remix is armed with deep bass lines, ready to destroy any dance floor it’s played on.
Nero Remix For EA Games ‘Syndicate’ | FREE MP3 Download
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
In the final installment of their remix series celebrating Starbreeze’s re-envisioning of the classic video game ‘Syndicate’ this February 21st, EA Games is releasing an exclusive remix by the UK’s premiere dubstep duo Nero on the Syndicate Facebook Page. It is available now. Earlier releases by 3-time Grammy winner Skrillex, Digitalism, and Flux Pavilion are also available now.
NERO is North West London producers, remixers du jour, DJs and artists Dan Stephens and Joe Ray, who unleashed their #1 UK debut album ‘Welcome Reality’ stateside in December on Cherrytree/Interscope. With its thunderous bass, hail of house rhythms, lightning flashes of rave synths, and showers of guitar, the album “pulls dubstep toward the arena-pop spotlight without leaving its shadows behind,” as The New York Times put it in its review, while Billboard noted that Nero “comes off like a dubstep-powered pop band.”
Now one of the biggest names in both dubstep and drum & bass, Nero are gearing up for a triumphant return to the U.S. in March for their headlining “Second Reality” live tour with their singer Alana Watson, as well as eagerly awaited appearances at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival in April 2012.
With nominations from BBC’s Sound of 2011, XFM’s Sound of 2011, and Music Week’s Top 15, Nero have also won several awards including 2010′s Beatport Awards for ‘Best Dubstep Act’ and ‘Best Dubstep Track’ for “Act Like you Know.” Nero have produced remixes for The Streets, La Roux, deadmau5, N*E*R*D and Daft Punk to name a few, and now for respected video game publisher EA Games.
Download here: http://www.facebook.com/Syndicate
Coyote Kisses – Acid Wolfpack
February 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Coyote Kisses has conjured up their unique sound in a relatively small amount of time, coming with hard originals and remixes. Childhood friends, Bryce Bresnan and Joseph Sussingham, formed Coyote Kisses in 2008 but had to put the project on hiatus in order to pursue formal education. Now that those days are well behind them, the duo has come back with a vengeance. Their Acid Wolfpack EP was released today (via Beatport) and has surpassed all expectations. They also included a special “treat” with the EP and that is their remix of Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used To Know”. We’ve got the EP to stream below along with some great songs that they’ve released for free in the recent past.
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