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Showing posts with label progressive house. Show all posts

deadmau5 - HR 8938 Cephei



A very interesting new release from Joel. Seems he's listened to his old fans who made him famous and returned to his roots in progressive house.


--p.a.t.t.

Arsenal - Lotuk (Inflagranti Remix)



ARSENAL release their album’s title track LOTUK. Singer-songwriter Shawn Smith (him of Seattle veterans Brad and Satchel) guests on this throughout shimmering tune, with a pulsating Kim Deal-like bass line, trancelike backing vocals and a deliciously naïve synthesizer loop that will keep you humming all day long.
It comes action packed with a trio of quality remixes: Sasha Crnobrnja of fellow NYC hipsters IN FLAGRANTI speeds up the vocal over heavy Moroderesque arpeggios, a cluster of beats from a battered Roland and lots of cowbell action. Take notice! 

Pick up the tunes on Playout!


--p.a.t.t.

Thomas Schumcher presents Get Physical 8



Get Physical’s 8th annual Anniversary Compilation represents the Berlin label’s dancefloor legacy and its bright future with 19 tracks, 6 of which are previously unreleased, from familiar names, old friends and fresh talent. With longtime DJ, producer and labelmate Thomas Schumacher at the helm, the compilation is guided by his expert hand through seamless mixes and astute selections. 

This is one the few really good progressive house compilations I have heard in recent years.You can pick this up through Get Physical in the UK.

 
1. Buddies - M.A.N.D.E.A.R.
2. The Disco Dub - Lee Curtiss
3. Lunchbox - Delete aka Sergio Munoz
4. Bassline Track - Andy Cato
5. Deep Down - Noa Siano
6. It's Time - Kris Wadsworth
7. You Got Me - Thomas Schumacher
8. Make Me - Emerson Tood vs. Tim Green
9. You (Kine Musik Remix) - Steed Lord
10. Pleasure Seeker vs Me & I - Elektrochemie vs Tiger Stripes
11. Stand Clear - Italoboyz
12. Teenage Spaeman (Booka In Space Remix) - Booka Shade
13. Kitchen (Pop Version) - Noze
14. After Rave Delight - Damian Lazarus
15. The Burning (Desire) - Raz Ohara and The Odd Orchestra
16. Gorilla Hug (Nicolas Jaar Remix) - DJ T.
17. You Have To Dance (Mathias Kaden's Mouthacapellapolka Remix)
18. Wasted Days - Lopazz

--p.a.t.t.

Bonn Lewis - Remote



Ah, something always there to remind me... 

For years I spun a lot of progressive house, strictly vinyl and highly influenced by my Global Underground collection among others. This release definitely took me back there for a few minutes. I highly recommend checking out the UruMusicArt Remix. Sweet airy atmosphere and a sweet tacky synth piano make some of the best prog house in my book. Grab the full EP here for FREE thanks to Filthbox!


--p.a.t.t.

Vince Watson - A Very Different World


 "We have just made a new acquisition in the form of Vince Watson who is our third signing to the Hive. He joins Phil Kieran and Elite Force along with our growing roster of new talent like the Loops of Fury and many more. Vince has released on labels like Everysoul, Delsin, Bio, Fcom, Ibadan, Mule and Carl Craig's Planet E, his third release on Craigs label is coming soon. Vince has recently signed his major hit Mystical Rhythm to Urban Torque and has nearly completed his 6th Studio album which will be released late 2010/2011." (source: VinceWatson.com)

--p.a.t.t.

OM(ichael Woods) - Temper Trap



Good mornin east coast! I've been at work for 4 hours already and I wish I could listen to music like this right now. I don't even get to listen to music at work these days and it's KILLING me. But have no fear, Michael Woods is here with a big building progressive house remix of Temper Trap's 'Science Of Fear'. Not something for the electroheads, moreso for the prog/trance clubbers. 


--p.a.t.t.

OM(usic)FG - Jimmy Vallance


 


Call it Music Monday here at OMFGAtlanta. I've got these sound bite samples of a new DJ/producer on the horizon in New York, but born in Canada (since we've all been talking about Canada for the past two weeks anyway...), Jimmy Vallance. He's running his own label/podcast called 'Talk Action'. The music is what it's all about for Jimmy: "The sound is a mixture of raw organic real instruments, with digital undertones. I don't like it when music sounds too technology driven (to me that dates the tracks). I like using elements that are timeless...".  I picked my favorite of his samples to share simply because it's got more deep house sound than tech house, but you can listen to his tracks and podcasts on his soundcloud.


--p.a.t.t.