Podcasts about eq recordings

Back in 2006 one of the more popular Balance editions hit your local music store: Balance 009 mixed by Paolo Mojo. Spread over 2CDs, the release went on to receive critical acclaim and went on to become a fan favorite. In the time after his Balance release, Paolo Mojo has achieved many accolades, including 2 Essential mixes for BBC1, and travelling the world playing at pretty much every popular club the global scene has to offer. He is a former recipient of Pete Tong’s ‘Top Tunes of the Summer’ (twice), and he has been signed to a ‘who’s who’ of electronic music labels: Bedrock, Saved, NRK, Cr2, Toolroom, Renaissance, Great Stuff, Positiva, EQ Recordings, Factomania, Little Mountain, Curfew Nervous, Ego Records… the list REALLY goes on. It has been a decade since the release date of his Balance, so the time seems right to re-visit Paolo Mojo and see where he is at, not only musically, but also physically: “For lots of reasons I decided to take the plunge and move to South America, a part of the world I love and know well. I’m currently located in Bogota although I continue to tour around - particularly the Americas at the moment, but I’ll be heading back to Europe in June to see family and do some gigs. I’m lucky enough to have a residency at one of the best clubs in the world as well, Baum in Bogota, which allows me to stretch my DJ legs 2 to 3 times a month in all sorts of styles. This move was exactly what he needed to inspire him too, and it is looking like we are on the verge of receiving a whole batch of new Paolo Mojo music: “In the last two years I got a bit jaded. Things were the same, and I was doing more and more things in the studio that I wasn’t necessarily in love with. I needed to do something new and get back to what I’m all about. I finally have the space to write the new body of work I’ve been promising to do for the last 3 years, and that’s what I’m busy doing right now. And that is exactly the appeal of Paolo Mojo - never stagnating, always transforming and taking it day by day: “I don’t know where the future will take me, but I’m happy to live in the moment again.” We are very pleased to have Paolo back with a stunning podcast (which may or may not have been inspired by David Bowie), and should keep all the familiar fans happy whilst introducing him to a whole generation of Balance listeners. What a treat. Interview here: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-018-paolo-mojo/

Rod B. & Mareis bring you the Miami Sessions @ Miami Underground Movement Paolo Mojo is firmly established as a leading light on the underground house music scene with a large global following and a consistent production schedule that keeps him in demand all over the world. A true ‘international’, there are not many countries that haven’t had a touch of the Mojo magic these days. He's earned himself a formidable global fan base thanks to his hectic schedule…Womb in Tokyo, Ministry of Sound in London, Avalon in Los Angeles, Warung Beach in Brazil, Wonderland in Ibiza, Chinese Laundry in Sydney and Zouk in Singapore are just some of the venues he graces consistently. It’s all built on the back of a consistent, high profile discography. 2011 starts with a bang with the Essential Selection playlisted ‘Mmmm Daaa’ snapped up by legendary house label Strictly Rhythm for a spring release. His much hyped ‘All Night, Alright’ is to be released on hot Italian label 303 Lovers, home of Manuel De La Mare and Alex Kenji, whose remix of the track is under development. Finally his ‘Welcome To the Factory’ sampling track of the same name has been personally approved by Angel Moraes, and is set for a spring release on Dj Chus’ Stereo Music. 2010 saw successful singles released on Noir (Crazy For You) Hysterical (Disco Kiss) and Younan Music (He's The Man). Remixes of Saeed Younan and Rainer Weichold’s for German label Great Stuff followed, as did his well received Foxhunt / Soca! single. Elsewhere, his track 1983 on Eric Prydz’ Pryda Friends has become a true club classic. He’s also released tracks on Pryda and Mouseville (the only ‘outside’ artist to do so) and a varied and vast list of other labels.. Bedrock, Saved, NRK, Cr2, Toolroom, Renaissance, Great Stuff, Positiva, EQ Recordings, Factomania, Little Mountain, Curfew Nervous, Ego Records.. the list goes on. At the heart of his work lies his own label Oosh, which over the course of the last three years has landed him two BBC Essential New Tunes and two Beatport overall top ten hits. Pete Tong also named ‘JMJ’ (2007) and ‘Sirena’ (2008) his ‘top tunes of the summer. The label has expanded to include the cream of house and techno producers such as Wally Lopez, Rene Amesz, DJ Yellow, Noir, Jim Rivers, Juan Sanchez, King Unique, Alan Fitzpatrick and Saeed Younan and the first Paolo Mojo ‘Ten To One’ compilation release will follow in February 2011. His associated podcast Ooshcast has become one of the most popular downloads around since its launch in December 2009. Its no surprise then, that he was name checked as one of the hottest producers of the year in 2008 by Pete Tong on BBC Radio One, and has scored two well received Essential mixes for Radio One already. On the compilation front he has been described by IDJ Magazine as ‘the master of the mix cd’ For evidence of this look no further than his award winning Balance 009 for EQ Recordings, now regarded as something of a classic mix compilation, or his Renaissance Digital 001. With an astonishing work ethic in the studio and his endless special re-edits, he's an innovative DJ whose enviable technical ability and a thriving, huge loyal underground fanbase ensure that he will remain a star of the scene for many years to come. http://www.facebook.com/paolomojo http://www.twitter.com/paolomojo

Musiques Electroniques Printemps 2010 01 - ALTERED : CARBON_Sleave (0'00) (A:C / Section 27 / 2010) 02 - MODERAT_Rusty nails (SHACKLETON Remix) (5'30) (Moderat_Deluxe Edition / BPitch Control / 2009) 03 - JON HOPKINS_Insides (14'25) (Insides / Domino Rec / 2009) 04 - FLYING LOTUS_Nose art (18'55) (Cosmogramma / Warp / 2010) 05 - CRYSTAL CASTLES_Baptism (20'40) (2 / Fiction / 2010) 06 - HEALTH_Before tigers (CFCF Remix) (24'35) (Disco 2 / Lovepump United / 2010) 07 - FOUR TET_Angel echoes (28'30) (There is love in you / Domino Rec / 2010) 08 - MARCEL DETTMANN_Drawing (31'00) (Dettmann / Ostgut Ton / 2010) 09 - PETER VAN HOESEN_Terminal (35'50) (Entropic city / Time to express / 2010) 10 - AGORIA_Altre voci (+GLIMPSE_Train to Austria) (40'30) (Balance 016 / EQ Recordings / 2010) 11 - SCUBA_Lights out (46'10) (Triangulation / Hotflush Rec / 2010) 12 - PANTHA DU PRINCE_Es schneit (52'20) (Black Noise / Rough Trade / 2010)

EQ Recordings have done it once again. This time by releasing their brand new album from the Balance series: Balance 003 - Mixed and compiled by Bill Hamel. After the previous two highly successful Balance compilations mixed by Sean Quinn and Kasey Taylor you can only expect the highest of quality from this one. Bill starts this CD off with the massive track 'Darko' remixed by Blackwatch. This is a very impressive dark track and is a perfect way to kickstart this mix before slowly but skillfully blending in the next killer track, which is Lula's - 'The DJ The Music & Me' (vocal remix) by Peace Division. The CD is definitely a work of art by Mr Hamel and his track selection and mixing is absolutely superb. The highlight of the Disc 1 has to be the massively popular 'Gorecki' track fitting in the best of ways. Disc 2 starts by dropping the huge Evolution mix of 'Close'. It's soothing sounds and effects of pure progressive pleasure is a great way to build the mood for this CD. Track 2, Tilt's 'Headstrong' (Maria Naylers volcal remix) is then masterfully mixed into the first track.Towards the end of CD2 Bill drops in the magic track 'Need' which has been masterfully remixed by Satoshi Tomiie, this gem is guaranteed to get your heart pumping. Following this masterpiece by Satoshi, Bill spins us the tune 'Gentle Rain', which gives you the feeling your standing in a gentle shower of raindrops - the perfect end to an impressive album. Tom Pandzic's EQ Recordings sure has come a long way, producing some of the best albums available for purchase, and this gem is no different. Have a listen, but I definitely recommend you purchase your a copy. Disc: 001 01. Darko - Phased [Blackwatch Spanish Harlem Dub] 02. Lula - The DJ,The Music,and Me [Peace Division Freaky Vocal mix] 03. UDG - Give Me Fierce 04. Way Out West - Mindcircus [Tarrentella & Redanka dub] 05. Joeski - Groundfloor ep [Tribalfusion] 06. Hipp-E presents - Primary Function 07. Chris Lum - Big Tool 08. Paco Bugg & D'Amatoria presents Circus Night - Amazonia [Chus & Cellabos Iberican mix] 09. Swain and Snell - Mean What You Say 10. Guy Garber & Saha Z - Kenny's Back 11. Lamb - Gorecki [Hamel's Bootleg mix] 12. Barraka - Song To The Siren [Filterheadz Undercurrent vocal mix] Disc: 002 01. Hamel - Close [Evolution mix] 02. Tilt - Headstrong [Relentless Vocal mix] 03. Quivver - Boz Boz 04. Mike G - Bellslut 0 05. Gardner & Thomas - Control 06. Powerplant ft Machineries Of Heaven - With Or With Out You [Blackwatch Orient Point mix] 07. Little Green Men - Need [Satoshi Tomiie rmx] 08. Blackwatch & Greed - Gentle Rain 09. Simon Noble presents Redback - Closing In

EQ Recordings have done it once again. This time by releasing their brand new album from the Balance series: Balance 003 - Mixed and compiled by Bill Hamel. After the previous two highly successful Balance compilations mixed by Sean Quinn and Kasey Taylor you can only expect the highest of quality from this one. Bill starts this CD off with the massive track 'Darko' remixed by Blackwatch. This is a very impressive dark track and is a perfect way to kickstart this mix before slowly but skillfully blending in the next killer track, which is Lula's - 'The DJ The Music & Me' (vocal remix) by Peace Division. The CD is definitely a work of art by Mr Hamel and his track selection and mixing is absolutely superb. The highlight of the Disc 1 has to be the massively popular 'Gorecki' track fitting in the best of ways. Disc 2 starts by dropping the huge Evolution mix of 'Close'. It's soothing sounds and effects of pure progressive pleasure is a great way to build the mood for this CD. Track 2, Tilt's 'Headstrong' (Maria Naylers volcal remix) is then masterfully mixed into the first track.Towards the end of CD2 Bill drops in the magic track 'Need' which has been masterfully remixed by Satoshi Tomiie, this gem is guaranteed to get your heart pumping. Following this masterpiece by Satoshi, Bill spins us the tune 'Gentle Rain', which gives you the feeling your standing in a gentle shower of raindrops - the perfect end to an impressive album. Tom Pandzic's EQ Recordings sure has come a long way, producing some of the best albums available for purchase, and this gem is no different. Have a listen, but I definitely recommend you purchase your a copy. Disc: 001 01. Darko - Phased [Blackwatch Spanish Harlem Dub] 02. Lula - The DJ,The Music,and Me [Peace Division Freaky Vocal mix] 03. UDG - Give Me Fierce 04. Way Out West - Mindcircus [Tarrentella & Redanka dub] 05. Joeski - Groundfloor ep [Tribalfusion] 06. Hipp-E presents - Primary Function 07. Chris Lum - Big Tool 08. Paco Bugg & D'Amatoria presents Circus Night - Amazonia [Chus & Cellabos Iberican mix] 09. Swain and Snell - Mean What You Say 10. Guy Gerber & Saha Z - Kenny's Back 11. Lamb - Gorecki [Hamel's Bootleg mix] 12. Barraka - Song To The Siren [Filterheadz Undercurrent vocal mix] Disc: 002 01. Hamel - Close [Evolution mix] 02. Tilt - Headstrong [Relentless Vocal mix] 03. Quivver - Boz Boz 04. Mike G - Bellslut 0 05. Gardner & Thomas - Control 06. Powerplant ft Machineries Of Heaven - With Or With Out You [Blackwatch Orient Point mix] 07. Little Green Men - Need [Satoshi Tomiie rmx] 08. Blackwatch & Greed - Gentle Rain 09. Simon Noble presents Redback - Closing In