Fear Of Tigers’ ‘The Guestlist’ with The NightMoves Collective in the mix.

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Fear Of Tigers – The Guestlist 15/07/2011 = Some of the guys from The NightMoves Collective join Fear Of Tigers this week to add their ingredients to FoT’s usual recipe of some of the hugest tracks around, both classic and bleeding edge.

Fear Of Tigers – The Guestlist 15/07/2011

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Final DJs’ ‘Moonlight Serenade’

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Germany’s Final DJs are at it again.

‘Moonlight Serenade’ is another fantastic synth workout from the guys. A slow builder that eases you along with burbling arpeggios, slowly layering chords and stabs until it drops some seriously amazing synth leads on your ears. There is a real, authentic, 80’s action TV show theme quality to the leads in this track, they could sit quite happily alongside the likes of Airwolf, Street Hawk or Manimal but in this instance they are partnered with a kicking beat.

Final DJs – Moonlight Serenade

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Justin Faust’s new EP

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Today sees the release of the long awaited new EP from Nu-Disco producer extraordinaire Justin Faust.

Dropping on Discotexas, the ‘Girl Talk’ EP is paced with three tracks and another three reMixes from some of the biggest names in the game. The whole thing is top quality, slickly produced, Electro Disco goodness. The title track is a solid groover with enough funk in its low end and sparkle in it’s top to keep any party jumping. Alongside that monster is ‘High Hopes’, a beautiful synthesizer journey, more mid-tempo and dreamlike than Faust’s usual output but a welcome interlude in the middle in a storing EP. It’s chilled retro sound working as the heart of the EP. Amongst others reMixes come from Bit Funk, who’s filtered Disco blazes through ‘Girl Talk’ and takes it straight to the danceflooor. Doesn’t even buy it a drink first!. Australia’s awesome G.L.O.V.E.S. brings a nice mix-up between Disco and 90’s House which teases you until it kicks back in, after the piano breakdown, with full on synth Funk.

♫ Justin Faust – Girl Talk

♫ Justin Faust – High Hopes

♫ Justin Faust – Girl Talk (Bit Funk reMix)

♫ Justin Faust – Girl Talk (G.L.O.V.E.S. reMix)

There’s also another original tracks and a massive Dub reMix from Herr Styler on the EP, go check it out!

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Grum’s Triple J Mixup

Grum– Triple J Mixup = Mr. Grum’s awesome hour for Australia’s Triple J. Expect the best in Nu-Disco and Big Room Tunes with a couple of surprises.

♫ Grum – Triple J Mixup

The tracklist:

01. Beldina – Here We Go (Grum reMix)
02. Maxxi Soundsystem – Criticize
03. Edwin Van Cleef – Triton
04. Niki & The Dove – Mother Protect (Alex Metric reMix)
05. Urchins – Xylophobe (Grum reMix)
06. Aeroplane – My Enemy (Rex The Dog reMix)
07. Say Yes To Another Excess – Say Yes To Another Success
08. Netoteric & Wax Motif – Go Deep (Original Mix)
09. Alex Metric – Open Your Eyes (Style Of Eye Dub)
10. Nightriders – Get Hooked (Grum reMix)
11. Russ Chimes – Tonic
12. Foamo – Celestial
13. Grum – Power (Club Mix)
14. The Good Natured – Skeleton (Grum reMix)

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Keenhouse’s new reMix for Christian Strobe

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A man who’s always been a bit ahead of the game when it comes to retro synths dance music, Keenhouse, provides one of the reMixes for Christian Strobe’s début single.

Christian Strobe is the brand new solo-project of Christian Schnall, fifty percent of Disco Trash Music and Spruce, who’s ‘Midnight Call’ is a deep Housey ElectroPop track that Keenhouse gives a summery piano led sheen. Bringing a slightly Balearic vibe to his work Keenhouse combines the sunrise beats with a massive 90’s House riff and Nu-Disco production that uplifts the vocals into a euphoric anthem that seems to keep adding layer upon layer of emotional sounds.

♫ Christian Strobe – Midnight Call (Keenhouse reMix)

Christian Strobe – Midnight Call (Radio Edit)

‘Midnight Call’ is out now on 12” and drops on the 22nd July digitally.

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Penguin Prison reMixed by Goldroom & Disco Bloodbath

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Disco Bloodbath take Penguin Prison on a trip to the deep side.

This low groove, almost progressive, reMix of Penguin Prison’s ‘Fair Warning Pt. 2’ is both hypnotic and engrossing. Utilising pitched down vocals just adds to the body shaking flow of this track with just the right side of too much cowbell. Binary and NightWaves man Josh Legg’s Goldroom project’s reMix has been getting some serious mixtape love, and deservedly too. It’s grabs the track and drags it straight to the beach for a party. Summery vibes and good times are on the cards with Goldroom’s mix, full of flying arpeggios and uplifting chords.

Penguin Prison – Fair Warning Pt. 2 (Disco Bloodbath reMix)

Penguin Prison – Fair Warning Pt. 2 (Goldroom reMix Dub)

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Edwin Van Cleef reMixes MiGHty mOUse

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Oh boy, been waiting for this one! We’ve been pretty enamoured with MiGHty mOUse’s ‘Between The Pavement And The Stars’ for a couple of months now, we love it’s Heaven 17 Disco vibe and ever since we were teased with Edwin Van Cleef’s reMix in his May mixtape it has been on out list of ‘things we really need to hear’.

So here it is, and it doesn’t disappoint. Cleefy brings it deep and smooth with an uplifting sunrise Disco version of Might Mouse’s first single as a full band.. There’s a nice amount of space in Edwin’s mix, it’s not cluttered or over layered, it’s got an infectious groove and gives the tune room to breathe. The distant guitar licks and and Tropical percussion conjure a relaxed vibe that presents the vocals in a new light. The whole song has a totally different, but complimentary, feel to the original.

MiGHty mOUse – Between The Pavement And The Stars (Edwin Van Cleef reMix)

‘Between The Pavement And The Stars’ is released 18th July with a stellar line up of reMix talent including Mario Basanov, Edwin Van Cleef, Blamma! Blamma!, Tronik Youth, and Tareq.

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Clancy’s ‘Panther’ EP

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One of the UKs most exciting up-and-coming producers Clancy drops his new EP today, his first for ‘the ever-awesome Holographic People’.

The ‘Panther EP’ sees Clancy at his Dreamwave finest with three original tracks and a couple of reMixes. The title track is five minutes of synthesizer bliss. Almost Futurecop!-esque in it’s ElectroPoppiness, ‘Panther’ is retro synth perfection, from the digital bass to the uplifting 80’s chords, this is how it should be done. Noting about ‘Panther’ doesn’t make you feel good. ‘4000 Shards’ is more designed to make you move. Ironically it growls a bit more than ‘Panther’. Definitely a nightdrive of a tune, ‘4000 shards’ is the cop film to ‘Panthers’ teen movie. The trilogy is made up by ‘Bite The Lightning’, a pure retro dancefloor workout that is nothing short of genius, and easily cements Clancy’s place amongst the top producers making Nu-Disco/Dreamwave today.

♫ Clancy – Panther

♫ Clancy – 4000 Shards

reMixes are supplied by beaumont and StardonE. beaumont treats us to a nice clash between the ChipTune Disco sounds we are used to from him and a laidback piano led vibe that has us looking forward to his début EP for Holographic more than ever. Korea’s awesome StardonE add a little of his Cosmic Disco to the mix with a reMix epic reMix that plays the EP out on a high.

♫ Clancy – 4000 Shards (beaumont reMix)

♫ Clancy – 4000 Shards (StardonE reMix)

Clancy’s ‘Panther EP’ is out now and comes highly recommended!

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Clancy premiere on this weeks Fear Of Tigers’ ‘The Guestlist’

Fear Of Tigers – The Guestlist 08/07/2011 = One of the perks of posting about The Guestlist each week is that once every seven days I get to browse funny pictures of Tigers! A packed show this week includes a mix from the Micromix guys and Clancy’s awesome new tune ‘Panther’.

Fear Of Tigers – The Guestlist 08/07/2011

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80s Stallone; ‘ Paradise Alley’

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‘ Paradise Alley’ is the new tune from retro synth stalwart 80s Stallone.

Names, unsurprisingly, after a late 70’s Stallone movie, ‘Paradise Alley’ is an arpeggio fuelled synthesizer odyssey with some nice atmospheric echoing. A soundtrack of determination, 80’s Stallone boarders on training montage with this tune, with an uplifting and inspiring progression, whist keeping a cool 80’s vibe going on.

♫ 80s Stallone – Paradise Alley

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