Shabu Music
Posted by admin on December 31st, 2007 under Club Dance Music
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Anto Vitale feat. Heidi Vogel LevoTaxi Nights Camio
“Taxi Nights”, the latest offer on Camio Rec, is a smooth Latin House affair where Heidi Vogel Levo (a talented nu-jazz singer from London) delivers a stunning vocal performence, Jon Milsom drops the trumpet ride and Anto Vitale shows his trademark synths and production skills. Lovely! The package includes well-worth remixes from Deep Inc. (with a gorgeous organ solo) and M-Sol (with dreamin’ strings and vicious bassline).
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DJ: Fabrizio DiglioAffiliation: Housegarage.com Country: Italy
Yoshihisa H.The Crimson Tides EPAsante
Boddhi SatvaMoina Ya MokiliAtal Rec.
Chico HamiltonMysterious Maiden (SoulFeast mixes) Joyous Shout
Dj: Energy SoulAffiliation: Motion FMCountry: Greece
The 10 Tracks on “Safe and Sound” came together over the past 24 months, mostly while touring the planet both as a live act and as a DJ. “Safe and Sound” resonates the screams of today’s dancefloor with Justus’ wisdom of dance music’s long and wondrous history in a most enigmatic way. Right from the album opener “Yacht”, Justus’ trademark disco universe rips wide open due thanks to it’s brilliant “Slave to the rhythm” references. Three more pure disco bangers are to follow with “Molybdän”, “Love and Dancing” and the ecstatic “Parage”.What’s new is a certain technoid rigor, a vehement approach to his music which is new to Justus Köhncke’s oeuvre. Wherever Justus takes you, his music never loses that soulfulness and human temperature (37° C to feverish) that emanates throughout his music. Beyond the disco crackers and floor shakers obviously present on “Safe and Sound” it’s important we bring light to “(It’s gonna be) Alright”, “Tilda“, “Spukhafte Fernwirkung“ and the title track which confront the overall euphoric album vibe with a special enigmatic melancholy you may find in many Kompakt releases and of which lay a foundation for the album’s undisputed highlight.“Feuerland” is a cover version based on an original from 1974 by Michael Rother who some of you might know for his legendary recordings with Kraftwerk, Harmonia and Neu. Justus beams Rother’s synthetic kraut sound smack dab in in the middle of today’s contemporary dancefloors. Certain to hit you like a vitamin injection and serves as a affirmation that change is in the air… something big, something new! Tracklist:
1 Yacht
Gui Boratto, Trick & Kubic and Mashtronic make the cut on the latest volume of Global Underground’s digital comp “Digitized 02″ out this month.The fifteen-tracker also includes new cuts from GU studio players Pako and Frederik, Roland Klinkenberg and Eelke Kleijn as well as tracks from Kompakt’s Maxime Dangles, Cream resident Gareth Emery and German progger Oliver Moldan.Tracklist:01 Escadia �” Dreamland (Original Mix)
New label 154 Records launches on 10th December with a 4 track EP entitled ‘History’. The EP showcases the nu skool progressive sound that label founder Ian Van Boorn states will set it apart from other labels. With a full promo campaign underway, the ‘History’ EP is attracting serious tastemaker attention as 154 Records prepares for its launch through all the leading digital portals.154 Records is the culmination of a career immersed in dance music and club culture. It’s an outlet for electronic music without boundaries that comes from the heart. Ian Van Boorn is the creative force behind 154 records; a man on a mission. Van Boorn has lived a life consumed by dance music. Spending years in various guises, he has DJ’ed and produced dance music across an array of genres, always with one uniting factor; he makes the dance floor move. The ‘History’ EP delivers 4 tracks produced by Ian Van Boorn and gives a taster of what to expect as 154 enters the dance arena. With 4 tracks; the tougher, uplifting sound of ‘History’, the hook-laden, driving sound of ‘All Of Me’, the hypnotic groove of ‘Higher Lows’ and the deeper, riff-driven ‘Tribia’, this is an EP that makes a true statement of intent.The sound of 154 Records is difficult to categorise; pulsing tribal beats, yet soaked with the emotion of trance; distorted electro sounds immersed in twisted grooves, this is the sound of old skool progressive but with a modern slant; the nu skool progressive.Van Boorn comments, “The 154 label sound is like a bag of m & m’s; you’re not sure what you’re going to get, but you know it’ll be tasty, taking the best from all dance genres and moulding them into something new, without being afraid of the boxes…”Ian Van Boorn has delivered the music that he always wanted to and 154 Records has landed, with a nod to the past and a foot in the door of the future.References: 