Gimpz is the new production guise for the queen of Ibiza Smokin Jo. After a hugely successful year in 2005 Jo is back this year with a whole new concept NUDE. It has already been rocking the Ministry Of Sound in London and there are set to be some special beach parties in Ibiza this summer. Nude is one for the club kids, fashionistas, theatrical and oh-so hedonistic. You?re likely to find a group of drag queens dressed to the nines as you are serious music heads.
The title of the track ?Strip Me Down? is an enticing offer that would definitely be a spectacle at any club night! The track reflects the mix of house and electro sounds that you would expect to experience at the club. Also included is the (Nude) version, which offers a more minimal workout but still maintains the sexy vibe.
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Building on its success of offering the hottest exclusives and upfront titles as well as extensive back catalogues from the most sought-after labels in House Music, legal music download site Traxsource steps up its game and ascends to Level 2.
Boasting terabytes worth of new and exciting features, Traxsource - Level 2 enhances its already unique and user friendly engine in a BIG way allowing customers to find exactly what they are looking for with greater ease.
?We have literally built a brand new site here, each and every detail has been painstakingly thought out and designed with care in order to deliver exactly what our customers are looking for in a simple and unique way? explains Marc Pomeroy. ?From the beefed up search engine to the intricate details of ?My Traxsource?, Level 2 is all about you!?
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SimfyDJ.com went online this week and is the first search engine and online price comparison website for electronic music with an immense repertoire, ranging from House to Drum & Bass and Techno. The service is especially designed for DJs and enthusiasts of electronic music. SimfyDJ.com enables consumers to locate more than 40,000 artists, 70,000 releases and 240,000 tracks on the Internet. Additionally prices of all vendors can be compared giving users the possibility to find music for the best price.
To simplify price comparison, SimfyDJ.com automatically converts the prices into ocal currency. Finding electronic music on the internet has never been that easy!
Although the number of online music shops and subsequently the number of legal downloads are increasing, no search and price comparison service has ever
existed until this point. The goal of SimfyDJ.com is to create clarity and transparency in the legal music downloads business.
“Because of its innovative technology and business model, SimfyDJ.com saves its customers significant amounts of time and money when shopping for their
favourite music,” says Steffen Wicker, co-founder of Simfy. “Although it is not unusual to see prices differ from 30 to 50 percent, now, with only one click,
users can find the best price for a track or full releases available on the Internet.”
Currently, SimfyDJ.com provides information from Play It Tonight, Audio Jelly, Track It Down, Juno, Juno Download, Trax Source, Stompy, Ministry of Sound,
Peppermint JAM, Resonant Vibes, DJ Shop, Strictly Digital, Play Word and Sound, djmr, Critical Rhythm, Xpressbeats, Three Beats Digital, Bonzai Music, Chemical,
DJ Download, DJ Tunes, Conzoom, Dance Tracks Digital, Bleep, Magnetic Grooves, Breakbeat Online, Clickgroove. The integration of Beatport is also planned for this year.
On September 4th Supafly Inc and Data Records join forces to help you celebrate your summer months in style, unleashing the funk-injected groove of ?Moving Too Fast??. Hot on the heels of smash hits from BeatFreakz and Supermode, it?s set to be the anthem you can?t live without this summer.
Sampling the riff from Phil Collins? ?Another Day In Paradise?, Mister P and One, aka Supafly Inc, loop it over a chunky house beat, replacing the slap-headed songsmith?s melancholy tones, with an anthemic vocal that tells the tale of a relationship gone wrong.
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1. Noir ft Birago / Feel Alive (All Mixes) - Compulsive Music
2. Disciples Of Sound / Perfect Motion (PTFA?s Dex In The City Mix) - Cosmonote
3. Shlomi Aber / Inspiration - Alternative Route
4. Delicious & Jan W / 3rd Floor (Bryan Dalton Remix) - Soundslike
5. Morpheus / So Special (Funkagenda?s Jackin? Da Roach Mix) - White
6. Atrium / In Love With You (Paul Harris Dub) - Toolroom Records
7. Sebastien Leger ft Gia Melish / Hypnotized - Rising Music
8. Ferry B & Franco De Mulero / Balearico - Soulfuric Deep
9. Ran Shani / Tactics - Cr2
10. Angel Anx & Aleksij / It?s Brutal - Tested Records
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1. FEDDE LE GRANDE - PUT YOUR HANDS UP.. (DJ DELICIOUS & TILL WEST) CR2
2. FERRY CORSTEN ft GURU - JUNK (FLASHOVER MIX) POSITIVA
3. CHRIS LAKE - CHANGES (DIRTY SOUTH MIX) APOLLO
4. MASON - EXCEEDER (DJ FEX MIX) BOSS
5. TALL PAUL & DAVE AUDE - COMMON GROUND (RILEY & DURRANT MIX)
IN’STINCT
6. E CRAIG - HOME (ORIGINAL)
7. TEAM SR - LEAVING LONDON (T4L MIX) CDR
8. GUISEPPI OTTAVIANI & MARC VAN LINDEN - UNTIL MORNING (MAC MIX)
VANDIT
9. BOB SINCLAIR - ROCK THIS PARTY (EDIT) DEFECTED
10. THE CLASH - SHOULD I SAT OR SHOULD I GO (ROMAN PUSHKIN MIX) CDR
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Galaxy has been re-signed as the official radio partner for Creamfields for the second year running. Last year saw Galaxy hosting its first ever festival stage at the event. And this year it?s back - bigger and better.
Creamfields is to take place over the August Bank Holiday in its new home at Daresbury Estate, Cheshire.
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It seems that some bands are formed purely by chance, but others are born out of a more urgent sense of inevitability. While working on KILL HANNAH?s For Never and Ever, producer Sean Beavan hit a roadblock while recording the song ?Kennedy,? when the band made the last minute decision to add female backup vocals. With only one day left to record Sean was unable to secure an available singer. Juliette, Sean?s wife, coincidentally stopped by the studio, and was asked to help. Having never sung in front of Sean before, everyone was ?oored by her sultry yet delicate voice as she recorded the needed parts, inspiring Sean to start a new project. It was at this moment that 8MM was formed.
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The Pacha Experience?, a colourful and eclectic triple mix CD, taking in the many styles of house-related fun that would drive you to wild abandon on the floor of this infamous Ibiza superclub.
As a name synonymous with quality, the first limited edition run will come in a beautiful, collectable ?embossed and glossed? sleeve.
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The clock is ticking and the countdown has begun to the UK?s Number 1 dance festival Creamfields, which takes place this Saturday August Bank Holiday weekend.
With the Main stage line up alone mouthwatering enough to salivate the tastebuds of any electronic music lover, we can reveal the playing times for the big guns so you can plan your day to ensure you don?t miss out!
Creamfields Main Stage
The Zutons 17:30 ? 18:30
Gnarls Barkley 19:00 ? 19:45
Goldfrapp 20:15 ? 21:15
The Prodigy ? 21:45 ? 23:00
This years 45,000 capacity festival has entered a new phase, moving to a new greenfield site in the heart of the Cheshire Countryside in Daresbury, Halton, birthplace of Lewis Carroll this astoundingly beautiful part of the country is the perfect backdrop for a funfilled finale fling to see out the summer, with a main stage like this and over 10 arenas of the worlds best DJ?s there?s no other place to be this Bank holiday weekend. This event is already on its way to selling out, so get your tickets now! For full line up go to www.creamfields.com
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Singer Lily Allen was booed off stage at a club in Australia last week after? an apparent attempt at Djing.
Allen was appearing at Sydney’s ‘Home’ nightclub but it didn?t go down too well the audience.
The singer playing several RnB tunes (despite the fact that it was an indie night!) and completely messed up the mixing - she then apparently hid behind the decks as the crowd jeered and booed.
A audience member at the club said “It was obvious she was drunk and didn’t have a clue what she was doing. It was embarrassing.? “I’m not sure how good Lily usually is but she made a right fool of herself. When she shamelessly tried to mix Smile, it just didn’t work at all.”
Tom Ravenscroft - The son of legendary late John Peel (pictured) is set to follow in his fathers footsteps by showcasing new artists on Channel 4’s online radio station Slashmusic. from this Thursday.
Many tracks for the show will come from unsigned bands who have submitted there tracks to the Channel 4 website. - some 12,000 so far. “The aim of Slashmusic is to give exposure to the vast amount of fantastic music out there that is relatively unknown.” - said the 26 year old.
John Peel, who died in 2004 aged 65 and was BBC Radio 1’s longest-serving DJ and championed countless up-and-coming acts.
He also introduced his son to music from an early age - at 11 he saw Nirvana play at the Reading Festival.
http://www.channel4.com/music/
Tim Deluxe, self-confessed ?Little Ginger Club Kid?, lands at the End and AKA on Saturday 9th September, bringing with him pals Radio Slave and Talvin Singh for a night of top quality house music ranging from deep and funky to techno and acid!
Deluxe shot to fame in 2002 with Latin house anthem ?It Just Won?t Do?, and since then the ginger one has been busy. He?s got remixes of the White Stripes, Coldplay and Blur under his belt, plus solo productions including ?Choose Something Like a Star? and ?Mundaya?. In the last two years his productions have taken a more underground direction, with ?Reflections? and ?I Don?t Care? finding a place in Carl Cox and Tom Stephan?s record boxes. Tim is currently about to drop his second artist album ?Ego Death? ? darker in name and in content to his debut album ?The Little Ginger Club Kid?, with taster track ?Espoos Rose? taking a deeper techno-influenced vibe than his earlier productions. Tim always kicks the ass out of a dancefloor wherever he plays, so don?t miss the chance to hear him fire up main room soundsystem at The End.
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01. Jason Hates Jazz - Pray For Love (Chus & Penn)/Defected
02. The Ian Carey Project - Love Won’t Wait/Gfab
03. Phunkkmob - Something’s Gotta Give (Wawa)/CD
04. Francesco Diaz & Denis The Menace - In The Sunshine (DTM)/MDS
05. Wawa - Music/CDR
06. Christian Alvarez - Holdin’ On/Gossip
07. Degrees of Motion - Do You Want It Right Now (Haji & Emanuel)/Cayenne
08. Fireflies ft Alexandra Prince - I Can’t Get Enough/Data
09. Whitecell - Tainted Love (DJ Prom)/AATW-Egoiste
10. Morpheus - So Special (James Dean)/Wooden
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There?s no denying the fact that classic dance albums rule. They help you relive those magical moments from yesteryear when life seemed a whole lot easier and you didn?t have a care in the world.
Remember that time that John lost his marbles on the dance floor at ?Crasher and was last seen hugging a dustbin? Or the time Sarah fell off the podium at ?Gods cos she doubled dropped and her high heels took on a life of their own? Perhaps you recall the time you met that lovely guy at Insomniacs who you invited back to yours to crack on only to realise five hours later he had the social skills of an otter and the dress sense to match? Ah, the good old days!
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