Sep 14 2011

Ride The Universe on the reMix for Thrill Kill

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Right, stop what you’re doing. It’s time to pay attention, Ride The Universe have a new reMix.

Is it as blissfully smooth as you’d expect? Why, yes, yes it is. Thrill Kill’s forthcoming new single, ‘Dress In Stereo’ receives the unicorn magic this time and the result is a shimmering slice of bouncy Disco that is infections like a serious disease. there’s just something special happens when all four members of RTU get together, their talents combine like the limbs of a giant robot to make a whole that which literally slays most other music makers out there.

♫ Thrill Kill – Dress In Stereo (Ride The Universe reMix)

‘Dress In Stereo’ is out soon.

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Sep 14 2011

Gigamesh reMixes Katy B

Gigamesh goes old school Electro with added Miami Bass for this new reMix of Katy B & Ms. Dynamite’s ‘Lights On’

Rocking a Planet Rock beat Gigamesh keeps it low and synthetic, very different to what we are used to from the man but a welcome sound. The addition of just a subtle amount of House piano make it seem all the more fresh. Gigamesh isn’t just a one trick pony it seems.

♫ Katy B (Feat. Ms. Dynamite) – Lights On (Gigamesh reMix)

Katy B’s album, ‘On A Mission’, is out now.

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Sep 14 2011

The Magician’s ‘Magic Tape Fifteen’

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The Magician – Magic Tape Fifteen = This month the Magician dedicates his selection of the best Disco around to the memory of DJ Mehdi.

♫ The Magician – Magic Tape Fifteen

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Sep 14 2011

Lebatman’s new tune

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Lebatman latest track is a Sci-Fi, Electro Disco slice of brilliance that is over far to quickly.

Deep, moody and atmospheric as a Sci-Fi animé cityscape yet with an added layer if funk aimed squarely at the dancefloor Lebatman brings in just over two minutes of edgy cyber-Disco brilliance.

♫ Lebatman – SM Queen

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Sep 14 2011

PNAU reMixed by digitalfoxglove

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PNAU and Ladyhawke’s ‘Embrace’ was a true anthem for 2008, there were hands in the air at every Electro club you visited, and just as it might have started to sound dated along comes German superproducer digitalfoxglove to bring it kicking and screaming in to 2011.

DFG just seems to have this amazing way with percussion and lead lines that seems to make his tracks soar. Listening to his Nu-Disco magic coupled with Pip’s vocals makes me think how much I’d love to hear him working with vocals more. digitalfoxglove has taken a euphoric ElectroPop anthem and turned it into a sexy dancefloor groover.

♫ PNAU (Feat. Ladyhawke) – Embrace (digitalfoxglove reMix)

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Sep 14 2011

Futurecop!’s ‘Crying On The Dancefloor: Vol. 2’

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Futurecop! – Crying On The Dancefloor Mix Vol. 2 = They’re back with another mix of the most danceable tunes around. This is the fault line where Pop meets Disco and there’s an earthquake coming.

♫ Futurecop! – Crying On The Dancefloor Mix Vol. 2

The tracklist:

01. Holy Ghost! – Wait & See (Kris Menace Instrumental reMix)
02. Jam Express – I’m Free (Never) (Instrumental)
03. Skrillex – Rock ‘N’ Roll
04. Dune – Heirness Of Valentina (Alesso reMix)
05. Armin Van Buuren (Feat. Nadia Ali) – Feels So Good (Jerome Isma-Ae reMix)
06. Foster The People – Helena Beat (Futurecop! reMix)
07. Swedish House Mafia – Save The World (Alesso reMix)
08. Visitor – Los Feeling (Alan Braxe reMix)
09. M’Black – Heartbreak(Diamond Cut reMix)
10. Futurecop! – Far Away (Fiero reMix)
11. Angels & Airwaves – The Adventure (Futurecop! Edit)

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Sep 14 2011

Oliver reMixes Sneaky Sound System

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Sneaky Sound System tore up the Roller Disco at Bestival this past weekend so it’s was nice to come home to this, a meeting of one of out favourite ElectroPop acts and one of out favourite Dreamwave double acts.

The two Olivers of Oliver give Sneaky Sound System’s new single ‘Big’ a Nu-Disco workout worthy of the tracks name. it’s big. Massive synth chords, a huge Electro-House riff and gargantuan drums. Yup, it’s all got a bit…er…bigger.

♫ Sneaky Sound System – Big (Oliver reMix)

Sneaky Sound System’s new album, ‘From Here To Anywhere’, is due out in October.

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Sep 14 2011

RIP DJ Mehdi

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Right, a lot of backlog today to get through but there’s no way we can kick off without taking a moment to express our condolences to the friends and family of Mehdi Favéris-Essadi, better known as DJ Mehdi who tragically died yesterday at his home in Paris.

The man helped shape that Ed Banger sound we all love and invigorated any track he touched with an ear for the dancefloor and a twisted mind for sample abusing. His beats will be missed.

Strangely this past Saturday he was playing at Bestival alongside Riton as Carte Blanche for Annie Mac, who dropped ‘The Molecules’ as a download. Carte Blanche rocked that Big Top!

♫ Carte Blanche – The Molecules

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Sep 7 2011

Justice’s ‘Audio, Video, Disco’ video (+download)

Here it is! The video for Justice’s new single ‘Audio, Video, Disco’.

Directed by Ed Banger visuals man So Me the clip is a seamlessly edited wander around a studio wonderland.

And now you can grab the Video Edit of the track for free!

♫ Justice – Audio, Video, Disco (Video Edit)

Justice’s new album, ‘Audio, Video, Disco’ is out soon on Ed Banger.

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Sep 6 2011

Last roundup of Fear Of Tigers’ Pippi reMix competition.

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As Fear Of Tigers’ ‘The Adventures Of Pippi Longstrump’ reMix competition draws to a close here is our sixth and final round up of some of the better entries we have missed so far.

Four entries today. First up Portugal’s Cut Slack sets the bar pretty high with a storming Nu-Disco mix that swaps the euphoric riff for some smooth licks. Follow Me’s galactic rock jam is a power drum workout with a growling bassline that only occasionally gives way to some sweet Disco. Collins does a pretty good job of updating the original with an ear for ‘80’s synthesizer melody with epic and uplifting production while Cuica submit a laid back, Flute infused, beach Disco take on the track.