Andrea Carnell - Not the One (Nick Terranova Remix) |
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Disponible ya en Itunes y en CD Baby. Derechos reservados 2009, Curvy Records, mezclas adicionales por Johnny Vicious
Out now on Itunes and CD Baby. Copyright 2009 - Curvy Records Additional remixes by Johnny Vicious. |
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Day In Time |
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EL Nuevo sencillo "DAY IN TIME" por el poderoso duo del Dance WILD JAAM, presentando a Amber Dirks & Jacinta Chunky Music/Power2Move
The new Single "DAY IN TIME" by Power Dance duo WILD JAAM featuring Amber Dirks & Jacinta. copyright: Chunky Music/Power2Move. Camera work by 'Barnsey' : Video Editing by LTD of FHProductions. Th... |
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Hydra Productions featuring Tiffany
Dust Off And Dance |
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Hydra Productions Orgullosamente presenta "Dust Off And Dance" presentando a Tiffany. Producido por Planet Pop! DOAD es el primer video desde su primer album "Liquid". Espero lo disfruten
Hydra Productions proudly presents "Dust Off And Dance" featuring Tiffany. Produced by Planet Pop!, DOAD is the first video from their debut album "Liquid". Hope you enjoy it! |
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Mejores Remixes del 2008 |
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1. Interpol – "The Heinrich Maneuver" (Phones)
Like nothing either Phones or Interpol have done before, an electronic skirmish between quavering indie angst and deepest electrohouse expanses. |
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2. Bodies Without Organs – "Barcelona" (Oscar Holter)
Who'd have thought that Swedish pop at its most glistening could be so effortlessly turned into aggro Bodymusic? Holter's Ebb-y synths set off Martin Rolinski's vocals magnificently. |
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3. Kylie Minogue – Wow! (CSS)
Capitol/Astralwerks
Pop glory, goofy and still timeless. |
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4. Sam Taylor-Wood – "I'm in Love with a German Film Star" (Mark Reeder)
Finally, a retro-80s mix that sounds like it could actually have been popular in the 80s. Moody, propulsive, and smoothly energetic. |
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5. Kreesha Turner – "Don't Call Me Baby" (Digital Dog)
Retro-pop turned dancefloor dominator by the careful application of exquisite synth programs. The diva house anthem of the year. |
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6. MGMT – "Kids" (Soulwax, Pet Shop Boys)
Versatile for dancefloor kinesis and introspective disco moments with this pair of mixes, MGMT justified the hype with this enveloping anthem. |
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7. Hercules and Love Affair – "You Belong" (Riton Rerub)
The spirit of Inner City and late-80s house steams out of this mix's grooves, percolating and pummeling with velvet snare hits. |
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8. Alphabeat – "Boyfriend" (Pete Hammond)
The Remix comeback of the year, with ex-PWLer Hammond taking his sequences for Bananarama's "I Can't Help It" and making twenty years of dancefloor trends collapse in a glorious storm of handclaps and synth bells. |
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9. Britney Spears – "Break the Ice" (Doug Grayson)
There was no better combination of Ms. Spears' breathy coo and hard-hitting programming; slight glitchy undertones that highlight what was great about the original production, while at the same time crafting a new context for its soundscapes. |
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10. Robyn – "Be Mine" (Ocelot)
When this mix gets going, cutting up, resampling, and reweaving Robyn's vocal into a tidal wave of emotional uncertainty, it has the kind of power that few tracks ever really achieve- and it's all thanks to having a strong melody to play with. |
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