American student turned moonlighting DJ and producer Pierce Fulton comes out with episode four of his monthly radio show for Tiësto’s Club Life radio channel on Sirius XM. In another sturdy dash across the borders of Dance Music, fresh material such as Jeremy Olander’s unreleased remix of Golden Girls’ ‘Kinetic‘, Wolfgang Gartner’s ‘Girl On Girl‘ and ‘Electrical Funk‘ by Bass Kleph and Travis Emmons are joined by fresh remix duties from Audien and Duher to embrace the scattered club stylings that have championed young Fulton on his industrious ascent.
Tracklist:
01. Jaytech – Diode [Anjunabeats]
02. D. Ramirez – Lump & Pop [Toolroom]
03. Bass Kleph & Travis Emmons – Electrical Funk [Vacation]
04. Wolfgang Gartner – Girl On Girl [Ultra]
05. Databoy – Just Once (Audien Remix)
06. Andrew Bayer – Monolith (Maor Levi Remix) [Anjunabeats]
07. Fytch, Captain Crunch & Carmen Forbes – Raindrops (Duher Remix) [Strictly Rhythm]
08. Stereoheroes – Blackbot [Child's Play]
09. Gorillaz vs Jordy Dazz vs Koan Sound/Kill The Noise – Clint Eastwood (Pierce Fulton Private Edit)
10. Evil Nine feat. EL-P – Stay Up [Dirty Dutch]
11. Siriusmo – Feromonikon [Monkey Town]
12. Golden Girls – Kinetic (Jeremy Olander Remix)
American hopeful Pierce Fulton is back with yet another weirdly distinct episode monthly radio show for Tiësto’s Club Life channel on Sirius XM. Having managing the balancing of the life of a student while moonlighting as a promising producer and DJ with utmost ease, Fulton continues to showcase just what has made him an unpredictable force amid the great Dance explosion as episode three of ”Get Weird” sees him collect tracks from all across the spectrum while preparing to join Wolfgang Gartner on his freshly unveiled US tour. It features the likes of Yotto’s rework of M83, Jeremy Olander’s remix of ‘Mine & Yours‘, the soon-to-be-released Bauer & Lanford remix of ‘Weekend Heroes‘ and Andre Sobota’s ‘Voyager‘ among others.
Pierce Fulton – Get Weird #003
Tracklist:
01. M83 – Intro (Yotto Rework) [White]
02. Andre Sobota – Voyager [Pryda Friends]
03. Glenn Morrison – Mine & Yours (Jeremy Olander Remix) [Morrison]
04. Audien – Eventide [Anjunabeats]
05. Orjan Nilsen – So Long Radio [Armada]
06. Boys Noize – Yeah! [Boysnoize]
07. Tranquility Base – Razorfish (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) [Anjunabeats]
08. Usher – Scream (Pierce Fulton Remix) [RCA]
09. Adrian Lux – Weekend Heroes (Axel Bauer & Lanford Remix) [Ultra]
10. Netsky – Puppy [Hospital]
11. Jon Hopkins – A Drifting Up [Double Six]
Pushing the boundaries of his craft like few other of his age, Pierce Fulton returns to the forefront of eclectic club stylings with episode two of his ”Get Weird” mix series. In another sturdy dash across the borders of Electronic Dance Music, fresh instalments such as Denzal Park’s ‘Amarok‘ and Fehrplay’s ‘Incognito‘ are joined by fresh remix duties from A-Trak and Lenno to embrace the scattered club stylings that have championed young Fulton on his industrious ascent. For round two of his Tiësto approved radio installment, Fulton remains as dexterous as ever in the name of quality Dance music.
Pierce Fulton – Get Weird #002
Tracklist:
00. Intro
01. Maxime Dangles – My Boo [Bedrock]
02. Johan Vilborg – Altara (Nigel Good Remix) [Silk]
03. Phunk Investigation – U Know (Beltek Remix) [Global Underground]
04. Denzal Park – Amarok [Neon] w/ Pendulum – The Island (Acappella)
05. Steve Aoki feat. Polina – Come With Me (Pierce Fulton Remix) [Ultra]
06. Solarity – Primordial [Anjunadeep]
07. Above & Beyond feat. Richard Bedford - On My Way To Heaven (Lenno Remix) [Anjunabeats]
08. Something Good feat. Sansa – Before Dawn [Nocturnal Groove Digital]
09. Fehrplay – Incognito [Pryda Friends]
10. Justice – New Lands (A-Trak Remix) [Ed Banger]
Be it his desire to forge his own path or his signing to AM Only, but when Pierce Fulton drops something new you know it’s going to be unique. Maintaining his originality for mixtapes, the fast-rising American is back to deliver the first episode of his brand-new radio show for Tiesto’s Club Life channel on Sirius XM called ”Get Weird.” Keeping things simple and creative rather than incorporating tracks straight off of Beatport’s top 10 chart, episode one of ”Get Weird” brings together a couple of tracks from last year with a host of some of this years most potent underground bangers. It features the likes of Joris Voorn’s ‘Goodbye Fly‘, two singles off the Pryda album, the Suspect 44 remix of Answers42’s ‘The Lemon Effect‘ and more.
Pierce Fulton – Get Weird #001
Tracklist:
01. Joris Voorn – Goodbye Fly [Rejected]
02. Tiësto & Mark Knight feat. Dino – Beautiful World (Eddie Halliwell Remix) [Toolroom]
03. Felix Cartal – Domo (Pierce Fulton Remix) [Dim Mak]
04. Pryda – Javlar [Virgin]
05. Alex Metric – Rave Weapon [Robotberget]
06. Answer42 – The Lemon Effect (Suspect 44 Remix) [Anjunadeep]
07. Mat Zo – Bipolar [Anjunabeats]
08. MYNC, Dan Castro, & Ron Carroll – Don’t Be Afraid (Pierce Fulton Remix) [Cr2]
09. Norin & Rad – Pistol Whip [Anjunabeats]
10. Pryda – SW4 [Virgin]
11. Michael Woods – VMS [Ministry Of Sound]
/Jesper & Anton
Newfound American Electro steed and young creative maestro Pierce Fulton is evidently not out to be typecast. Following up earlier outing ‘Who Wants Spaghetti’ for Cr2 Records, Fulton embraces his more down tempo mindset for a rather divergent instalment into his already eclectic studio output. Leading with the docile beats and emotive chord progressions of ‘10/ 6 (That Should Do), Fulton unveils a distinct maturity to his musical stylings that few could have anticipated despite the array of quirky samples that accompany it.
Following with the perfect amalgamation of Aphex Twin and early Massive Attack, ‘West Egg’ proves a neurotic instalment of solitary leads and eerie atmospheric developments amid its gradually developing energy. On the back of his successive live outings and the previously assumed apex of his musical value, Fulton proves himself the black horse of Electro House with a breathtaking transition from the norms of EDM.
Words by Dan Carter
As opposed to the Dutch house original from club music pioneer, Chuckie, and Gregor Salto, the aspiring, new Cr2 Records signing, Pierce Fulton, gives the tremendous What Happens In Vegas an iconic injection of pure bliss and frisky sounds. Having screened his noteworthy production qualities in such top notch releases as the recent three-piece EP on Cr2 and a remix to Don’t Be Afraid lately, the Vermont residing up-and-comer continues to flaunt as another delightful offering is out. Borrowing merely just a fraction off of the Chuckie original, the Pierce Fulton take unfolds the American’s impressive ability to master a wide variety of sound progressions and combinations. Building atop a filtered and smooth crescendo of a break-down, playful and brilliantly pitched synths and thumping bass make up this sweet and solid production.
/Anton
As opposed to the Dutch house original from club music pioneer, Chuckie, and Gregor Salto, the aspiring, new Cr2 Records signing, Pierce Fulton, gives the tremendous What Happens In Vegas an iconic injection of pure bliss and frisky sounds. Having screened his noteworthy production qualities in such top notch releases as the recent three-piece EP on Cr2 and a remix to Don’t Be Afraid lately, the Vermont residing up-and-comer continues to flaunt as another delightful offering is out for a taste. Borrowing merely just a fraction off of the Chuckie original, the Pierce Fulton take unfolds the American’s impressive ability to master a wide variety of sound progressions and combinations. Building atop a filtered and smooth crescendo of a break-down, playful and brilliantly pitched synths and thumping bass make up this sweet and solid production set for release on December 12th.
/Anton
Coming off the recent release of his remix on Don’t Be Afraid, the officially signed Cr2 artist from the U.S, Pierce Fulton debuts his first EP on Cr2 Records. The young and promising American seems to have it all figured out for himself as his three track-package is headlined by the Sirius XM-premiered Summer contender, Lay Right Here, is positioning itself highly with well-produced arrangements and a persistantly catchy vocal. Continuing to ride the positive vibes from his Time Will Tell and Ivory EP in January and the unofficial but recognized take on Coming Home, Fulton is scooping success from several different subgenres and sounds and his new EP on Cr2 is an enacting of his ability to master various scenes. The package also includes the distorted sounds of Pardon My French and a harmonic heater that is For Me. Be sure to have a look at the video recorded footage from his DJ residency during The Yacht Week in Croatia this Summer as well.
Pierce Fulton – Pardon My French / Lay Right Here / For Me [Cr2 Records] – Beatport Link
0:00 – Pardon My French
0:38 – Lay Right Here
2:08 – For Me
/Anton
In addition to the immense Mitomi Tokoto remix, Cr2 Records introduces us to their newest acquisation – the young and truthfully talented Pierce Fulton from across the Atlantic Ocean and the U.S. Since launching the Time Will Tell and Ivory EP exclusively on our site in January and the rework on Coming Home, not too many shout-outs have been hailing from this American up-and-comer, but we have lately come to discover quite a few aces up his sleeve as he’s now officially signed to the independant record label of MYNC – Cr2. On behalf of one of progressive House’s finest voices that also recently featured on the brilliant When You Got Love with Michael Canitrot, Ron Carroll’s golden vocal for Don’t Be Afraid, originally produced by MYNC and Dan Castro, is graced with the tremendously fluctating instrumental from Fulton. As his debut EP on Cr2 is on the rise, this meaty take on a true Summer killer is now out!
/Anton
Coming off the recent uncovering of his remix on Don’t Be Afraid, the officially signed Cr2 artist from the U.S, Pierce Fulton previews his debut EP on Cr2 Records with video recorded footage from his DJ residency during The Yacht Week in Croatia this Summer. The young and promising American seems to have it all figured out for himself as his three track-package is headlined by the Sirius XM-premiered Summer contender, Lay Right Here, is positioning itself highly with well-produced arrangements and a persistantly catchy vocal. Continuing to ride the positive vibes from his Time Will Tell and Ivory EP in January and the unofficial but recognized take on Coming Home, Fulton is scooping success from several different subgenres and sounds and his new EP on Cr2 is an enacting of his ability to dominate various scenes. The package also includes the distorted sounds of Pardon My French and a harmonic heater that is For Me. The EP is set for release on October 10th, have a listen!
0:00 – Pardon My French
0:38 – Lay Right Here
2:08 – For Me
/Anton
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