Boiling hot off the back from the revealing of their new single with Swanky Tunes, entitled Phantom, the trio, that chocked the complete industry to its fullest with the launch of Blow Up via Axtone in January, offers us their next output. Not only did the harmonic original of In The Air race up the charts, but the clubbier version from Hardwell has given plenty attention to the pronounced ancestry alongside its striking effort, done on Beatport’s general charting. Just as many assumed the track from Grammy-nominated Morgan Page, Ned Shepard, Sultanand BT was starting to fade away, In The Air ups the stakes as Hard Rock Sofa’s heavy rendition has come into light. Going on the heels of their recent single out from Spinnin Records, True Emotion, and the remixes on Don’t Cry and One Day At A Time, the discordantly catchy vocals from Angela McCluskey are playing a major role in the superb break that opens up for the raving drop, courtesy of the Russian production outfit. It’s out now via Nettwerk Music!
/Anton
As they have literally just revealed their new single collaboration with Arty, entitled Trio, Matisse & Sadko screen their hottest picks for September 2011 in a mighty one hour mixtape. This one covers nothing but hits such as Tommy Trash’s recently released Future Folk, Eric Prydz’ extraordinary 2Night release, the Alesso remix on Good Love by DEVolution as well as Sebastian Ingrosso and Alesso’s Calling single and the progressive Promise Land remix on You’re In My Heart. Be sure to check this one out!
Tracklist:
01. Coldplay vs. Swedish House Mafia – Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall [EMI]
02. Wolfgang Gartner – The Way It Was [Ultra]
03. James Blunt – Dangerous (Deniz Koyu & Johan Wedel Remix) [Atlantic]
04. John Dahlback feat. Andy P – You’re In My Heart (Promise Land Remix) [Mutants]
05. Nicky Romero – Camorra [Fly Eye]
06. Tommy Trash – Future Folk [Musical Freedom]
07. Tiësto – Maximal Crazy [Musical Freedom]
08. Lucid – I Can’t Help Myself (Tim Mason Remix) [MFU]
09. Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso – Calling (Instrumental Mix) [Refune]
10. DEVolution feat. Amy Pearson – Good Love (Alesso Remix) [One More Tune]
11. Eric Prydz – 2Night (Instrumental Mix) [Pryda]
/Anton
Along with the downright post movie for this year’s edition of Belgium’s noble Tomorrowland Festival came a the first taste of Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike’s new single release. From 2009’s sustained breakthrough remix of Leave The World Behind to being the founders of 2011’s Tomorrowland anthem, The Way We See The World, the Belgian electro-house pioneers are undoubtedly a duo of world class. Coming off the fruitful year of 2010, crammed with releases like Tomorrow (Give In To The Night), the rework on Pump Up The Jam among other hardhitters, this year has been far from histie from the brothers. Teaming up with the regally renowned Axwell for the well-reputed remix of One Look to kick off the year, their rapidly increasing fan base has seen the duo release not one, not two, but a whooping three hit singles over the past two months. Installing Madagascar as the second release on their very own Smash The House imprint and Generation X on the record label of Steve Angello – Size – the brothers pull out another champion as the Alarma collaboration with Promise Land was just unveiled.
Sampling elements from AME’s minimal original, REJ gears up to floor events and venues across the globe as one of the Belgian brothers’ vital strikers this year. Flipping from an intense array of neat, big room leads into dark and close to discordant beats, REJ crowds up a floor like no other. Also having numerous other projects lined up for emittance, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike are most certainly boasting all the ingredients to score another fructuous 12 months. It’s out now via Smash The House!
Don’t forget to check out the amazing re-cap video of the three day-festival as well!
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – REJ [Smash The House] – Beatport Link
00:00 – Pryda – Mirage [Pryda] w/ Empire Of The Sun – We Are The People (Acappella) [EMI]
02:00 – Avicii – Levels (Instrumental Mix) [LE7ELS]
02:52 – Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso – Calling [Refune] w/ Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – Generation X (Acappella) [Size]
04:32 – Steve Angello & Alex Metric feat. Ian Brown – Open Your Eyes [Size / Positiva]
06:17 – Quintino & Sandro Silva – Epic [Musical Freedom] w/ Chuckie – Let The Bass Kick (Acappella) w/ Boys Will Be Boys – Rock This (Acappella) [Musical Freedom]
06:49 – Dimitri Vegas, Like Mike, Yves V & Angger Dimas – Madagascar [Smash The House]
08:18 – Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike – REJ [Smash The House]
10:05 – 11:45 – Swedish House Mafia feat. John Martin – Save The World [EMI] w/ Tommy Trash – The End [Downright] w/ Swedish House Mafia feat. John Martin – Save The World (Zedd Remix) [EMI]
In case you missed out – here are all the live sets from Tomorrowland 2011
/Anton
As premiered in his Essential Mix from Creamfields, which aired on BBC Radio 1 three weeks back, Eric Prydz saddles up for the continued crusade of one of electronic dance music’s most distinguished masterminds to date. Stemming from Sweden capital, Prydz has made certain of infecting the industry with his prodigious offerings over the past decade. After reluctantly relinquishing the commercial success of ‘Call On Me’ up the global charts in 2004, the icon prefers to nowadays instead be recognized by the outlets of his many experimental pseudonyms that have fuelled the upbringing of our Swedish music export. With an admirable musical capacity and creativeness, Prydz returns to one of the two aliases still in use, Cirez D, to present us another exploit. Following the releases of Mokba, the Tomorrow and Sirtos Madness EP, the remixes on Depeche Mode, Full Stop and the recent 2Night, a sweeping distortion has arisen to headline the next Cirez D single into acclamation. Being a record out of the ordinary, the freshly unveiled taster seems to not reveal the complete story as it ends promptly with a monstrous kick and leaves us eager in the wait for a longer insight. It’s to be released soon on Mouseville Records, have a listen!
/Anton
Taken from the Grammy Award winning Benny Benassi’s fifth artist album, entitled ”Electroman”, a package of remixes on Close To Me is emerging. The Italian veteran, whom reached eminence along with 2002’s Satisfaction release going viral across the globe, is preparing to unleash the second album single alongside the sensitive voice of London’s Gary Go, coming on the back of ‘Cinema’. Called in to spawn utmost prosperity for the Italy-stationed Ultra artist is now the Dutchman that has creatively led his name into full-on exultation lately. Remixing the likes of David Guetta and Sander van Doorn this year, R3hab’s surpassing touch has seen a horizon of support and play-time rise below his feet to his unremitting singles – Prutataaa and Sending My Love. The innovative feel for gracefully stretching the barriers of distortion has become a successful trademark of the massive talent, that now intakes the wheels of Ultra Records‘ upcoming solo release of Close To Me to maneuver its emittance onto clubland superbly. Coming off a horde of remixes on Without You and Koko among others, the latest making out of the Hollander’s lab is now facing broad daylight and is due to see its official arrival in October, have a listen!
/Anton
In anticipation of the launch of their forthcoming come-back album on Busy P’s Ed Banger Records, due out October 25th, Justice are releasing the two most awaited pieces in a count-down EP. Picking up right where they left off, the legendary French duo continue to tout their ever so innovative tunes within the walls of French house (nowadays known as nu-disco). Alongside Daft Punk, Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay of Justice have managed to become an outrageously acclaimed duo and icons of the traditional, experimental sounds of the French touch genre with outright makings like We Are Your Friends, Genesis and D.A.N.C.E to name a few. Living like true rockstars, there seems to be no boundaries able to stop the advancement of this world renowned duo. Firing away their come-back single, Civilization, earlier this year, it’s about time two of the most eminent charcter’s of modern electronic dance music to put their heads together for another dizzying collection of top notch records.
As they ante up for the release of these two musical masterpieces, entitled Audio, Video, Disco and Helix, the pare are boasting makings of old-school, incorporating their trademarked sounds which have been playing major role’s in the evolution of electronic dance music. With pulsating vibes of traditional French touch, which Justice so gracefully is one of the main influences to, the repertoire of the French superstars seem to show no signs of simmering down its ever expansion. Indicating foretastes of how utterly successful their second studio album is about to become, the peristent brilliance of Justice does certainly not know any boundaries.
Justice – Audio, Video, Disco / Helix EP [Ed Banger Records] – iTunes Link
Justice – Audio, Video, Disco
Justice – Helix
/Anton
Anjunabeats, the big room label platform of Above & Beyond, come out with another ravising effort on behalf of their own, blossoming hitman – Matan Zohar, better known as Mat Zo. Picked up by the highly-rated trio in 2008 to feature his remix on Matt Hardwick and Mark Pledger on the prestigious imprint, a notable career has endured the 21 year old DJ and producer from London. Although he debuted on Beatport in early 2007 with tougher uptempo trance, Mat Zo has developed thoroughly over the past few years to become one of the most soulful producers within the progressive dance scene with a Midas-like touch at his mercy. Outing the ground-breaking and rather experimental Rebound record alongside Arty in mid April, it did not take longer than until early May and the trenchant Superman for the young aspirant to become a regular in the live sets of the world’s currently most intriguing electronic dance act – the Swedish House Mafia.
And now, as another mighty collaboration with Arty is set to play, the London producer, whom placed #66 in last year’s DJ Mag Top 100 listing, releases the follow-up to the hugely-supported May hit. Arranged reminiscently to its antecedent, Frequency Flyer is grounded upon sensational vibes and dance-friendly chords to be followed by his characteristic emittance of energy and soulfulness.
Mat Zo – Frequency Flyer [Anjunabeats] – Beatport Link
/Anton
Currently well on their way of breaking out to the electronic dance industry with their contender of the first Cr2 Ibiza package Angry Bird, taking on Albin Myers’s single Loud Noises as well as releasing their splendid take on MYNC and Abigail Bailey’s almighty Something On Your Mind, the talented Lunde Bros duo presents us the fourth edition of their series of mixtapes named This Is Lunde Bros. Covering John Dahlback’s forthcoming Overdose hit, David Tort’s remix of Kalifornia, Nicky Romero’s Camorra release on Calvin Harris Fly Eye label, the sweepingly gorgeous Dirty South remix on Invisible, Alesso’s Pressure remix, mashed with Coldplay’s immortal Fix You, Tim Berg’s (also known as Avicii) forthcoming Bad Things single and a well thought-out blend of EDM’s wide pallette of genres.
Tracklist:
01. Pleasurekraft – Satyr Song [1605]
02. Nicky Romero – Camorra [Fly Eye]
03. John Dahlback – Overdose [Spinnin]
04. Norman Doray – Kalifornia (David Tort Remix) [Strictly Rhythm]
05. Lady Gaga – Born This Way (Dada Life Remix) [Interscope]
06. Tim Berg – Before This Night Is Through (Bad Things) [Joia]
07. Skylar Grey – Invisible (Dirty South Remix) [Interscope]
08. Coldplay – Fix You [EMI] w/ Nadi Ali, Alex Kenji & Starkillers – Pressure (Alesso Remix) [Spinnin]
09. Thomas Gold – Marsch Marsch [Toolroom] w/ Martin Solveig feat. Dragonette – Hello [Mixture] w/ Bassjackers – Mush, Mush [Musical Freedom]
10. MyBack – Blomman [Dim Mak]
11. Hard Rock Sofa – True Emotion [Spinnin]
12. Swedish House Mafia feat. John Martin – Save The World (Original vs. AN21 & Max Vangeli Remix vs. Knife Party Remix) [EMI] (Lunde Bros. ‘End of The World’ Edit)
13. Skrillex – Reptile’s Theme [Mortal Kombat]
/Jesper & Anton
Spinnin Records continues to soar as they are further enacting the rise of two shooting-stars from Holland by uncovering the Tiësto-supported collaboration, named Bèta. Having his remix on In The Air, originally made by grammy-nominated Morgan Page, on the rise, Hardwell combines forces with the producer of 2011’s club-banger remix on Flash, Nicky Romero, for the forthcoming output on one of the industry’s most prominent dance music imprints to date. Literally searing hot off the back from the recent release of Camorra on Fly Eye, Romero reverts back to Spinnin headquarters to follow up the acid-influenced Bootcamp with a jointed single making alongside Hardwell, whose skillful production sound has covered releases like Zero 76 (with Tiësto) and Encoded. Seething down below is now the tremendous record that is out now and about to fuel the insistent rise of the two strongly ascending leading figure’s of the new DJ generation. Incorporating elements from trance into the moreover harmonic breakdown melody seems to be paying off as it is brilliantly adapted onto the growling synth leads of the stirring club drop.
Hardwell & Nicky Romero – Bèta [Spinnin Records] – Beatport Link
/Anton
Mainly known for being a regular in the live sets of AN21 and Max Vangeli and supported by Armin van Buuren in his highly-rated A State Of Trance podcast, Marcus Schossow’s newest single is finally out. Coming off the tremendous, Swedish House Mafia-supported remix on Red Carpet’s Alright classic and the established release of Acid Festival Champagne Bitches on Spinnin, Schossow tributes his native country by naming his forthcoming single release Swedish Nights. Deeply influenced by the warmth of Sweden’s bibulous Summer nights, Swedish Nights hits the radar as a notably dynamic club-banger with its pretentious transit from sweeping and embellished synth leads that underline a certain harmony as the track approaches its bumpy climax. It’s released now via his very own Tone Diary Recordings!
Marcus Schossow – Swedish Nights [Tone Diary Recordings] – Beatport Link
/Anton
Having immaculately the winning remix on Tiësto’s Work Hard, Play Hard in the pipeline for an official release via Musical Freedom, the up-and-coming duo from Montreal emerges the record imprint of Hardwell, Revealed Recordings, for the release of an all-new hit single of theirs. Following the remixes on Change The World and Stupidisco from earlier this year, Paris FZ and Simo T are now massively strike the industry with the force of Monk. Going right up the alley of the hard-hitting piano offerings that Revealed and Hardwell are mainly recognized for with releases like Odyssey, The World and Encoded on their shelves, the Monk package is out now alongside a solid remix from Jake Shanahan and Sebastien Lintz, the co-producers that return from their single instalment on the label named Passion.
0:00 – Original Mix
2:30 – Jake Shanahan & Sebastien Lintz Remix
/Anton
Sweden-bred Hanell and Rosberg combine their newly found and utmostly aspiring production skills with Aki Nair from Vancouver for a ground-breaking debut release on Confidence Recordings – a sublabel of Spinnin Records. Despite the trio’s rather young age, Funka was elaborated from the dark beats and banging hooks into a worthy representative of one of the most influential record label concern’s in the industry. The subdepartment with a resume that includes the break-through of Al Bizzare with the Desire and Fresh Scream singles, Marvega’s Affection and the Hard Rock Sofa remix of Love Again is now about to bring forth another three pretendents to touch base with the tough House scene.
Aki Nair, Hanell & Rosberg – Funka [Confidence Recordings] – Beatport Link
/Anton
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