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Meet one of Scotland’s finest DJs: Warner Powers

3 July, 2008 | 1.14PM

Section: Music News
Written by: Alicia Music Group

During the last ten years, few Scottish DJs have had the same attention as Warner Powers, and realizing he has too much to tell us about his high-quality music, we had to travel to Scotland to meet one of today’s most relevant producers rising from the UK.

Being supported by big names such as Eric Prydz, Steve Angello, Juge Jules, and Essential Mix’s very own Pete Tong, this is just the beginning for one of the most innovative and self-style DJs of all times: Warner Powers.

Check the interview after the jump.

Exclusive interview with The Body Snatchers

3 July, 2008 | 10.55AM

Section: Music News
Written by: JackCypher

We chat with The Body Snatchers about the release of their “Acid Crunk” debut album,’Feeling Good, Looking Nice, Smelling Right’ which is out now.

Scene players 30Hz (Ginz) and Baobinga join forces to bring you their new alter ego project The Body Snatchers, and after the success of their club smashes ‘Big Ass, Miniskirt’, ‘Freaky Ho’ and ‘Call Me’ they have just released their debut album ‘Feeling Good, Looking Nice, Smelling Right’ which is out now on Passenger Records.

The album showcases a host of UK and US MC talent including the likes of Sporty-O (signed to Lil Jon’s label) Goldmouf and Mr Smith from the US to UK-based MCs like Frilla, Surplus, Kamikaze and Yolanda (Bugz In the Attic + Massive Attack).

After remixes for the likes of Noisia and Kraft Kuts, The Body Snatchers are bringing you a new urban / dance cross over sound they like to call “Acid Crunk”.

We caught up with guys to talk money, music, ladies and their love for Lionel Ritchie.

Check it!

Curvve shows Fine Taste with their latest single ‘Breathe In’

22 June, 2008 | 1.41PM

Section: Music News
Written by: JessT

Fine Taste has once again waved their magic wand and delivered a stunning remix of D:Fuse and Hiratzka’s ‘Breathe In’ .

Originally released on their ‘Skyline Lounge’ album, D:Fuse and Hiratzka’s version was mellow, downtempo, and most of all, sexy.

Christian Cambas Interview: In the distance Sirens call…

17 June, 2008 | 1.03PM

Section: Music News
Written by: cambas

Since his 2003 debut on John Digweed’s Bedrock imprint, Athenian resident Christian Cambas has been frying-up eclectic, genre-busting EDM.

‘Sirens’ - his return to the fray - is a sleek, cruising night-black house anthem with vocals courtesy of the ethereal Static Age.

Read more about what Christian had to say about his latest release, out June 16th exclusively at Beatport.

‘Many Shades of House Volume 2’ contest

17 June, 2008 | 12.10PM

Section: Music News
Written by: johncougar303

To celebrate the release of our latest release mixed by Luke McKeehan and the subsequent DJ tour, Nordic Trax has teamed-up with Nokia, Addict Clothing and Beatport to bring you the MANY SHADES 2 GIVE AWAY.

Enter online for a chance to win one of the following prizes:

GRAND PRIZE 1: Addict Clothing Co. Record Bag with Ten (10) vinyl records, including the latest Nordic Trax release ‘Believe En Me’ by Alexander East

GRAND PRIZE 2: Nokia N77 N-Series 3G Cameraphone loaded with Nordic Trax MP3s. [This phone is un-locked and will work with any carrier who use sim cards.]

Hit the jump to check out more prizes.

Podcast: Netmix June 2008 Global House Mix by Tony Z

Netmix.com

11 June, 2008 | 1.42PM

Section: Music News
Written by: djtonyz

In the Spring of 1994, Tony Z. parted ways with X-Mix Productions after assisting founder/owner Neil Petricone in developing the X-Mix DJ Remix Service as well as the careers of Armand Van Helden, Lenny B. and DJ Sneak. He went on to pioneer DJ culture online, launching the first website to broadcast mix shows produced by the world’s most sought after DJs in 1995.

Since the heady days of Web 1.0, Tony Z. graduated from the dance music industry, where he was an outspoken proponent of Internet technologies, to the great Internet industry. He has quietly worked behind the scenes to manage the development of complex entertainment media web sites, blogs, applications and other interactive products while keeping his toes dipped in the waters of tech and progressive house.

On a break between ‘01 and ‘03, Tony Z. relaunched Netmix as a blog with the simple goal of participating and perpetuating dance music and DJ culture online, and he continues the tradition today writing, mixing and visually
capturing DJ culture through photography and video.

On a break between ‘01 and ‘03, Tony Z. relaunched Netmix as a blog with the simple goal of participating and perpetuating dance music and DJ culture.

Today you can read the blog, download podcasts or listen to Tony Z’s online radio play list developed in conjunction with 8tracks.com. The podcast you are about to listen to is the next installment in Tony Z’s Netmix Global House series.

This 3-hour excursion consists of 23 tracks masterfully blended using Ableton Live 6. All tracks were purchased at Beatport.com and can be purchased through the download links provided on the podcast’s page at Netmix.com.

This site only provides the opportunity to list up to 18 tracks. You can find the rest of the track listings here.