Audio Bullys - Let Me Be Me (Ep Version)Wednesday, January 23, 2008
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Millennium
Fergie - Glamorous (Space Cowboy Remix) Axel Neville ft. Run DMC - It's like that (Bootleg Mix)
John Digweed concludes the first chapter of his Transitions series with a bang…Since it’s launch Transitions has become one of - if not - the most anticipated releases in the compilation calendar; over the past two years its single disc, twice-yearly format has provided dance music fans a regular, contemporary snapshot of John. Now the first chapter in the Transitions’ series reaches its conclusion with the highly anticipated fourth volume.“This was perhaps the hardest one yet,” says Digweed, “The proximity between releases meant each new volume was strongly influenced by its predecessor - as we moved from one to the other they had to relate and make sense. ”So, a real challenge. Just how did John go about tackling it?“I’ve developed the amount of tracks and layering over the series,” he elaborates, “And we’ve taken it to the next level with this latest volume, it’s the most intense and intrinsic yet, which meant replacements, additions, editing and a lot of time consuming assessments and re-assessments.”Over the course of 22 tracks and 73 minutes John weaves a unique musical thread. From favourites such as Ink & Needle, Guy J and Pig & Dan through to welcome debuts from Henry Saiz, Myers Briggs or Soliquid, all are concisely constructed in the mix to the point where 3 are often playing at anyone time. Infact, due the resulting complexity, John decided to re-structure the trackmark points to better reflect the more developed passages – and so 22 records became 10 (see full tracklist below), as he elaborates, “In trackmarking this way I am able to highlight the unique qualities of the mix. Whilst it hopefully retains that signature Digweed sound, I’ve used modern production techniques to create an album that’s unlike anything you’ll ever hear me do in a club.”And the future? “Let’s keep it about this latest volume for now,” John affirms, “Otherwise I think I’d be doing it a disservice!” We couldn’t agree more: Transitions Vol.4 is one of the most original compilations you’ll hear this year and a fitting finale to the series in its current guise…
Friday, January 18, 2008
Mark Brown ft. Sarah Cracknell - The Journey Continues (Thomas Gold Remix)The hottest act rising from the underground to the mainstream in 2008, DIOYY have had a roller coaster ride through 2007 to their imminent album release. They have gone from Myspace jokers with a cult following to playing Brixton academy in under a year, turning heads and critics along the way with their must-be-seen-t-be-believed raucous live show that prompted the NME to champion them weekly in the magazine and put them on the esteemed February awards tour with The Cribs among others. The momentum is firmly behind the band who launch this album to their core fanbase around the dancefloor and live monster single We Are Rockstars.The album itself is currently wowing critics and doubters by not being a straight up set of electro bangers. You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into delivers on its promise by mixing up their trademark electro rock with distinctly melodic synth pop tracks, whilst retaining coherent thread throughout the 10 tracks. More than just a novelty new rave act, DIOYY are serious about their music and as a result it is seriously good.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
1. Intro2. Good Morning
3. Everybody Know
4. You Know Dat Shit
5. Escucha Me
6. Metis
7. Nightmare Of Paris
8. Take A Look Around You
9. Pura-vida
10. Skunkfunk
11. Cry And Smile
12. And The Living Is Easy
13. Sweet Love
14. Endless Night
15. Narco Trip
16. I Love You Its So Hard To Say
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