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Por: Michael Maurer
Justice anunció hoy el nombre de su segundo disco.

Avicii mixes Strictly Miami

Swedish DJ and producer Avicii has mixed the second installment of Strictly Miami.

Founded in 1989, New York's Strictly Rhythm has a built a global reputation for feel-good, party-friendly house. This has been crystallized in part through their array of mix series, including Strictly Miami, which kicked off last year with a double CD mixed by Karizma and Eddie Thoneick. Always one to foster new talent, this year the label approached Avicii to helm the mix's sophomore edition. Though only 21, the success of the Swedish youngster's productions has earned him high profile gigs around the world. Having won the award for Best Breakthrough Artist at Miami's IDMAs last week, he seems an especially fitting choice for the series.

Tracklist CD1

01. Dennis Ferrer - Sinfonia Della Notte (John Dahlback Remix)

02. John Dahlbäck feat. Andy P - Love Inside (Extended Mix)

03. Kohlbecker & Eilmes - Tabasco (Moguai Remix)

04. Barbara Tucker - I Get Lifted (David Tort Vocal Mix)

05. Leventina - Nightshift (Prok & Fitch Endless Summer Remix)

06. Yasmeen - Gone (Alias Rhythm Vocal Mix)

07. Armand Van Helden - Witch Doktor (Eddie Thoneick Remix)

08. Richard Grey vs Erick Morillo & Jose Nunez feat. Shawnee Taylor - Life Goes On (Life Goes On 2009)

09. Live Element - Be Free (Original Vocal)

10. Quentin Harris & Inaya Day - Do The Right Thing (Extended Mix)

11. Bob Sinclar & Dirty South - The Russian March (Original Mix)

CD2

01. Thomas Gold - Agora (Original Mix)

02. Erick Morillo & Eddie Thoneick feat. Shawnee Taylor - Live Your Life (Eddie Thoneick Dub)

03. Jose Nunez feat. Shawnee Taylor - Yesterday (Original Mix)

04. Chris Lake & Lys - Cross The Line (Main Club Mix)

05. Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (DF's Attention Vocal Mix)

06. Avicii - Sweet Dreams (Avicii Swede Dreams Mix)

07. Moguai - Oyster (Michael Woods Remix)

08. Prok & Fitch - Naga (Original Mix)

09. Bad Boy Bill - Got That Feeling (Laidback Luke Remix)

10. Tim Berg - Bromance (Avicii’s Arena Remix)

11. Bob Sinclar feat. Vybrate & Queen Ifrica & Makedah - New New New (Avicii Meets Yellow Remix)

Strictly Rhythm will release Avicii presents Strictly Miami 2011 is due out on April 5th, 2011

Pete Tong vuelve a Pacha Ibiza

Los rumores son ciertos, PETE TONG deja el Wonderland para volver a los  Pacha's Ibiza para empezar unos nuevos semanales - 'Pure Pacha all gone Pete Tong'.

Empezando en May 27 y durando 19 semanas hasta Septiembre 30, la noche disfrutara de partys impresionantes incluyendo tambien Swedish House Mafia's Masquerade Motel, Guetta F**k Me I'm Famous y Luciano's Vagabundos.

 

Pacha NYC’S Miami warm-up weekend

Pacha NYC has put together a strong weekend for EDM-heads on the East Coast to start stretching their dance muscles before heading out to the sunny pastures of Miami for Ultra.

Starting Friday the 18, Benny Benassi and Riva Starr bring their funky Italian goodness as part of Benassi’s DJ residency. Saturday night brings one of Mixmag’s Top 10 DJs of all time to the decks, with Sasha making his Pacha NYC debut with his swirling journeys down the rabbit hole. Finally, Victor Calderone heads up another marathon birthday bash in New York, starting his set Sunday morning at 6am and going until god-knows-when the last stragglers stumble home.

In the words of Prince: “Bring your foot spray, ’cause it’s gonna get funky.”

Creamfields 2011 Line-Up Announced

Creamfields is back!  Bigger, better, bolder and with one almighty line up!  The multi-award winning dance festival returns to Daresbury in Cheshire on August Bank Holiday weekend with the biggest electronic line up you’ll see anywhere this year, if beats, basslines and busting dance moves is your tipple then Creamfields is the festival for you.

Deadmau5 in Victoria Park support announced

Dance music big cheese Deadmau5 returns to London this summer for his biggest UK shows to date taking over East London’s Victoria Park – and he’s just announced the massive line-up of artists who’ll be joining him.

Taking to the stage alongside the main Mau5 will be:

Mark Ronson / Calvin Harris / Zane Lowe / Nero / Skrillex / DJ Hype / Modestep / DJ Fresh / Jaguar Skills / Netsky

NEWS::: DAFT PUNK diseña ‘CLUB COKE’ COCA COLA

Daft Punk & Coca Cola se unen para sacar la campaña de la nueva lata Club Coke.

Esta ediccion consiste en 2 botellas de aluminio de oro y plata, dandole tributo a los famosos cascos de robot.

Las botellas estaran disponbles en Marzo 21 en colette, Paris y al final de Marzo en algunos tiendas y discotecas en Monoprix.

Ai Lobiu by Gugui Zutuna

Aquí les dejamos un setsito de nuestro colega Gugui Zutuna el mismo es titulado Ai Lobiu.

Le recomendamos que lo bajen esta muy bueno ...!

 

Ai Lobiu 2011-02-14 by GuguiZutuna

Carl Cox live at Global 413

Carl Cox - Global 413 - 2011-02-11

Pioneer "Nexus"

Aqui le dejamos este video del nuevo Pioneer "Nexus". El conocido Dj James Zabiela nos da un pequeña demostracion de como sus efectos y sonido hacen del Nexus innovador y magico.

Pendulum

Australian stadium drum ‘n’ bass outfit Pendulum are set to play their only London show of the year this summer at the mighty SW4 festival.

Claude Von Stroke

Interview by Nick Stevenson. Originally published in Mixmag in November 2009.


What did you want to be when you grew up?
I have this documented in a picture book I made when I was a kid. I wanted to own either a toy factory or a cookie factory. We took pictures of me with a top hat and a cane and a bunch of cookies and toys. When I retired I wanted to be a hillbilly with ?a huge beard and a farm.


What’s the worst club you’ve ever been to?
I’m from Cleveland and Detroit so I know what it’s like when people bad-mouth your city, but I’ve had some bad luck in Birmingham [UK] – three times in three different clubs. I’m finally ready to go back and see if I can make it right there. It’s got to be a coincidence.

What’s been your worst job?

I had just graduated from University and moved to LA to try and break into the film biz. My first job was selling fake perfume out of the trunk of my car.

What are you obsessed with?
Finishing everything I start.

And what do you hate right now?
Kanye West and Jamie Fox’s auto-tune tracks. Fake-ass fools!

When and where were you happiest?
When we were positive our second kid was a boy and she came out a ?girl. I must admit I cried. We got one of each. Amazing!

What’s the best record ever made?
My favourite dance track is Cajmere ‘The Percolator’, but I don’t believe there is a ‘best record ever made’.

What’s the coolest thing in your house?
I have a robot that prints commercial full colour CDs. Everyone loves watching the robot arm go to work picking up CDs and putting them in bins when they are done.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever had?
To summarise Derrick Carter: “I worked the door, I worked security, I worked the bar, I did my own parties, I showed up every night just in case someone else didn’t. You gotta work hard, and then when you ‘make it’, you work even harder.”

Who’s your all-time hero and why?
Rick Rubin. He started Def Jam out of his college dorm room producing Run DMC, LL Cool J, Public Enemy and The Beastie Boys. His parents told him he was crazy until he sent them a copy of his first label royalty check for $600,000. Later on, he jumped genres and produced Chili Peppers, Slayer and even went as far out as the Dixie Chicks. And he has a huge beard.

What do you collect – apart from records?
Nothing, and if I don’t use something for six months it’s going on eBay or to goodwill.

Who was your first love and what happened?
I bit her in the sandbox and she cried.

What were you doing at 2pm last Sunday afternoon?
Having a BBQ at my house with all the Dirtybird crew and my family.

What’s your answer to everything?
Work harder.

On a scale of one to 10, how good are you in the sack?
On the main event I’m no porn star but my fingers are quite nimble and I’m not afraid to use my tongue. Let’s say eight.

What’s your most prized possession that you’ve still got from when you were a kid?
Like I said, I don’t really keep anything around. But I have a few oil paintings by my grandfather in my house. He was a real artist.

Have you ever had a homosexual experience?
Besides admitting Brad Pitt is hot, no.

What was your last treat for yourself?
Some new T-shirts from Upper Playground.

What do you spend your money on?
My kids.

What’s your drug of choice?
Ganja, but I barely smoke it any more.

What can’t you live without?
I couldn’t make a living without the internet.

Do you have a recurring dream?
Nope, but I certainly have a lot of crazy non-recurring dreams.

What would you change about yourself if you could?
I’d get a bit more healthy.

What’s the worst item of clothing you’ve ever worn?
A tan and white pirate vest type thing with matching pants a girlfriend bought me in the 90s. I wore it to work and halfway through the day I saw myself in the mirror and couldn’t believe what a boy band-looking twat I was.

If you had a Tardis, what time would you go back to?
1984, to produce hip hop beats.

What’s your lamest claim to fame?
My remix of ‘Put Your Hands Up For Detroit’.

Stanton Warriors "New York"

Stanton Warriors return this March with a hotly anticipated new artist album ‘Warriors’, and Mixmag has got a world exclusive of the video from their latest single ‘New York’ – out next week.
Featuring a lot men walking past each other, staring, leather, waist coats, aviators and Kung Fu fighting, these kids are fast as lightening, and Mixmag found it a little bit frightening, but if you can get out from behind the sofa for long enough, check it out, because it’s rather good.

Carl Craig: once upon a time in Detroit

Carl Craig is marking the 20th anniversary of his Planet E label with a compilation album, live tour and monthly remixes of classic archive tracks throughout the year.
In this extensive interview, the Detroit icon talks to FACT’s Justin Toland about the origins of his label, overlooked and influential Planet E recordings, the difficulty of finding young producers to carry on the Motor City’s techno lineage, new works and plans for the future.

“It’s always great to go back to the old DAT tapes.

Planet E is 20 years old this year: What are you doing to mark this milestone for the label?
“Well, we have an LP coming out that’s called 20 Fucking Years. It’s a collection of releases from over the 20 years that Planet E’s been in business. And we’re going to release that next month and we have a slew of remixes to commemorate it as well, because we have  friends and fans and family. You know, family’s everyone that has been good over the years and has been supportive, and we just want to show how far that support lays.”

How did you go about selecting which tracks would appear on the compilation? Was it difficult to choose?

“Yeah. I think that because there are restrictions involved, even when you’re doing digital: you don’t want to end up with a hundred tracks, too many tracks for people to go through, so we wanted to offer what we felt was a good representation, that were some of our best tracks, as well as some of our long lost tracks. It was a journey going through it, but for years we’ve been kind of preparing because we’ve been archiving and listening and finding things and rediscovering things. It’s been really great – it’s always great to go back to the old DAT tapes.”

understand you’re also launching a competition around the vinyl edition of the compilation, or a kind of listener’s poll: can you explain more?
“Well, because there’s so many tracks I feel it’s better to let the fans A&R what they’d like to see on the vinyl in comparison to us just telling you what we’re going to give you on the vinyl, you can actually select. So, from the tracks that we have on digital the people can select what they feel that they are missing on vinyl, what they’ve missed or just what they’d really like to see on the compilation.”


I guess some of the selections are going to be pretty obvious. Are there any particular Planet E tracks that you think have been under-appreciated over the years, that you’d like people to listen to again, or for the first time?
“Well, the ‘Nort Route’ track [by Balil], which is a big favourite of mine. It’s something that defined the label between what my influences are and what friends’ [influences] are. ‘Nort Route’ was on Kirk DeGiorgio’s label as well, and Kirk’s been a great friend of mine for, well, over 20 years. And there are some records like Attias’ ‘Analysis’ which I think kind of went under the radar, but then there are things that probably are a bit more known.

“It’s hard to surprise me.”

You also mentioned this series of remixes. How did you go about selecting which tracks people were going to remix?
“We kind of fielded it to the people that we asked – ‘Hey, what would you like to mix?’, and people gave us an idea of what they had always wanted to touch or thought that they could improve upon. So it wasn’t a situation where I walked in and said: ‘You shall remix this!’ It was more like, ‘Okay, here’s the catalogue, are you interested in doing a mix?’. ‘Yeah, I’ve always wanted to remix Recloose.’ ‘Okay, let’s do it’.”

Has anyone surprised you with what they’ve picked to remix?

“Nah! It’s hard to surprise me.”

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Art Department

Art Department have unveiled details for their debut album, The Drawing Board.

Given the soaring popularity of last year's "Without You," you'd think Jonny White and Kenny Glasgow had been at it together for years. In fact, though both artists have long been active in Toronto's club scene, that 12-inch was the first (and is still the only) record in the duo's catalog. Much like that massive single, their debut album is all about sinister but sexy vocal house, often with Glasgow's own deep croon. The Drawing Board also features a few guest appearances: Seth Troxler delivers vocals on a new track called "Living the Life" as well as the already released "Vampire Nightclub," and Osunlade joins Boston duo Soul Clap on "We Call Love."

The album will come out on CD through Crosstown Rebels at the end of April. A month ahead of its release, Art Department will debut their new live act during the Get Lost party at Electric Pickle in Miami.

Tracklist
01. Much Too Much
02. Tell Me Why (Part I)
03. Living The Life feat. Seth Troxler
04. What Does It Sound Like?
05. Without You
06. We Call Love feat. Soul Clap & Osunlade
07. Vampire Nightclub feat. Seth Troxler (Album Version)
08. In The Mood
09. Roberts Cry
10. Tell Me Why (Part II)
11. I C U

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Trentemøller plots international tour

This Friday, Trentemøller kicks off an international tour that will take him to three continents by the beginning of May.

The Danish electronic artist is currently in demand as both a DJ and a live act, though each performance shows a very different side of his sound. Behind the decks, he's upbeat and unpredictable, interspersing dark club tracks with the occasional well-known pop tune. His live act is something closer to a rock concert, with a six-person ensemble playing selections from his albums. The first leg of the tour consists entirely of DJ dates, beginning this Friday in Berlin and finishing next month in Brazil. A few weeks later he'll deliver his live act at two massive US events: Miami's Ultra Music Festival and the Coachella festival in Southern California. All of the dates are in support of Into the Great Wide Yonder, which came out last year on In My Room.

In other Trentemøller-related news, word has it the Copenhagen-based artist has been tapped for the next edition of Late Night Tales, though details on that release are still forthcoming.

  Feb 10  Trentemøller & Adam Port, Weekend, Berlin
  Feb 11  Trentemøller, Uebel & Gefährlich, Hamburg
  Feb 12  Trentemøller, Garage Istanbul, Turkey
  Feb 18  Trentemoller, D! Club, Switzerland
  Feb 19  Branca Mon Amour presenta Trentemø.., Brancaleone, Central
  Feb 19  Trentemøller, D-Edge Club, Brazil
  Mar 03  Trentemøller, D-Edge Club, Brazil
  Mar 05  Trentemøller, Marina Da Glória, Brazil
  Mar 07  Some Festival, GreenValley, Brazil
  Mar 25  Ultra Music Festival - Day 1, Bicentennial Park, Florida
  Apr 17  Coachella 2011: D.., Empire Polo Field, California (South)
  May 06  Trentemøller, Murcia, South
  Aug 11  Trentemøller, Skanderbourg Festival, Denmark

Moombahton Takes over Radio 1

UK Radio 1 DJ/Producer/Tastemaker Toddla T came through Los Angeles last week and brought back with him a whole new style of club music. Dave Nada , Dillon Francis, and Munchi did a Moombahton tag team set at his LA Party  and he was so impressed that he blocked off a whole section of his radio spot last night to the genre.  You can check his set below consisting of a bunch of unreleased Mad Decent tracks and some really great interviews. Look out for the Blow Your Head Dave Nada Presents Moombahton compilation later this year!
  
Toddla T — Live on Radio 1 02/03/11

download: http://www.zshare.net/audio/86334927ae209e11/

Harmonic 313 — Out In The Street [Warp
Chris Brown — Look At Me Now (Featuring Busta Rhymes & Li’l Wayne) [Unreleased]
Wiz Khalifa — Mezmorized [Unreleased]
Canblaster — 3rd Ring (Night Shifters) [Unreleased]
Schlachtofbronx — The Bass Drum (Featuring Timberlee) [Mad Decent]
Liam Bailey — You Better Leave Me (Shys Dubtastic) [Unreleased]
Toddska — Gal From England [Girls Music]
Breach — Fatherless (VIP Mix) [Unreleased]
Mishal Moore — It Ain’t Over (Hard House Banton Remix) [Unreleased]
MJ Cole — Tgv [Unreleased]
Redlight — Planet X [Unreleased]
TC — Push It [Unreleased]
Dillon Francis — Westside [Mad Decent]
Dave Nada — Moombhaton [Unreleased]
MOOMBHATON SPECIAL
Munchi — Gracias [Unreleased]
Dillon Francis & Diplo — Que Que (Featuring Maluca) [Mad Decent]
Puga — Sabina (Four Four Remix) (Nadastrom Moombahton Edit) [Unreleased]
Jwls — Move [Unreleased]
Savage Skulls & Douster — Bad Gal (Dave Nada Moombahton Edit) (Featuring Robyn) [Mad Decent]
Mescal Kid vs Ms Thing — Majic (Smutlee Moombahton Edit) [Unreleased]
DJ Apt One — Bells and Whistles [Unreleased]
Jon Kwest — Run Di Track [Unreleased]
Tittsworth & Alvin Risk — Pendejas [Unreleased]
Alex Clare — Up All Night (Nadastrom Remix) [Unreleased]
Benga & Coki — Night (Geeneus Remix) (Sabo Moombahton Edit) [Unreleased]
Sandro Silva — Hands High (Billy The Gent Moombahton Edit) [Unreleased]
Florence and The Machine — You've Got The Love (The XX Remix) (Nadastrom Moombahton Edit) [Unreleased]
Gucci Mane — Haterade (Mista Men Re-Rub) [Mad Decent]
Skream — Boat Party [Ed Banger
Wiley — It’s Wiley (Mickey Pearce Remix) [Prodigal]
Marxman & Alias — No Dream [Unreleased]

Marcus Intalex reveals debut album, 21

After 21 years on the scene, Manchester drum & bass artist Marcus Intalex is ready to release his debut album, fittingly entitled 21.

Intalex's contributions to drum & bass music have come in many forms, most of which involve colons: aside from his productions, there were his Soul:ution nights and radio shows, plus his two labels, Soul:R and Revolve:R, which gave an early break to artists like Calibre, Martyn and Instra:mental. Though firmly rooted in drum & bass, his sound owes just as much to techno and IDM, which makes him feel particularly at home in today's open-ended UK bass scene. "It's a 130-140 BPM tempo, and that's all it is: a tempo," he says. "It's an open script otherwise. It's brilliant." In fact, Intalex thinks his albums comes at a time that is, in some respects, especially healthy for drum & bass.

"To me, drum & bass is something that a lot of people have ridden on success-wise, and now people have to work a little bit harder because the spotlight is elsewhere. And they are doing exactly that. There seems to be a lot of innovative drum & bass music coming from a lot of different angles and different parts of the world. It's opened up a new appreciation for the subtlety in drum & bass: the deeper side has gotten more interesting than ever."

Much like his output over the years, 21 is both varied and coherent, with dubbed out drum & bass, atmospheric techno, a bit of acid and even a cover of Radiohead, Intalex's favorite band of all time. ("They are, musically, the best thing I've ever come across, far outreaching anything I've ever known.") Guest appearances come from fellow UK veteran Zed Bias, Lynx, S.P.Y. and NonPlus+ vocalist Riya among others. The album will be available as a triple-vinyl pack as well as digitally and on CD.

Tracklist
01. Make A Raise feat. S.P.Y. & Ras Tweed
02. Climbing Up The Walls feat. Lynx & Danny Fierce
03. Meltdown feat. Calibre
04. Hot Hands
05. Dusk
06. Celestial Navigation feat. S.P.Y.
07. Paulista feat. S.P.Y.
08. TB Or Not TB?
09. Regrets feat. Riya
10. Wacky Races
11. Strangeways feat. Zed Bias
12. Make Way feat. DRS

Paul Kalkbrenner

 

Melt! have revealed the first round of names for their 2011 festival, taking place as always at Leipzig's Ferropolis in July.

Probably the event's biggest coup so far is a headlining set from Pulp, Jarvis Cocker's widely loved and recently reformed rock band from the '80s/'90s, who will play their only German gig this year at the festival. Other indie acts include Robyn and Cut Copy. UK rapper The Streets will play as well.

Meanwhile, Melt!'s electronic contingent is led by Berlin icon Paul Kalkbrenner. Modeselektor will once again curate a Melt!Selektor stage, and the Sleepless Floor will feature showcases from BPitch Control and Live at Robert Johnson, headlined by Ellen Allien and Roman Flugel respectively. Loco Dice, M.A.N.D.Y., Gui Boratto and Tensnake are also billed, and Innervisions act Ame will play live. For something a bit more ear-splitting, veteran noisemakers Atari Teenage Riot will be on hand as well.

Cocoon Recordings

 

The label was founded in 2000 as a part of the Cocoon Music Event GmbH.

The company's other branches are Cocoon Booking (for Sven Väth, Ricardo Villalobos, Josh Wink etc. and Cocoon Clubbing, which organises club events as well as outdoor events and tours. Since July 2004, Cocoon also runs its own Club, located in Frankfurt, and being one of the most innovative club locations worldwide.

Sven founded Cocoon Recordings in order to complete the Cocoon platform as a supporting tool for young artists in Electronic Music. The label philosophy is as simple as demanding: helping young producers and DJs to release their music without depending on Major Label structures. The musical style of the releases is mainly Techno.

Cocoon Recordings releases have been charted by: Robert Dietz,  Nick Curly, Wehbba, Christian Burkhardt, Mauro Picotto, 16 Bit Lolitas, Lauhaus, Okain, Sascha Dive, Robert Dietz, Ray Okpara, Ryan Crosson, Christian Burkhardt, Phil Kieran, 16 Bit Lolitas, Christian Burkhardt, Luciano Esse, Franck Roger, Sian, Gregor Tresher, Paul Woolford, Einzelkind, Yousef, Paul Woolford, Tim Green, Lutzenkirchen, Robert Dietz, Oxia, Dominik Eulberg, Paul Woolford, Sian, Fabrizio Maurizi, Reboot, Marco Resmann, Todd Bodine