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This Episode features one of Australia's biggest dance music professionals, from Djing to Producing music to running some of the biggest festivals in the world.Mark tells us about his first dj gig in Brisbane, how he grew his career and started his own clubs and record labels. Mark tells us some funny stories from the old days, we discuss some of the festivals he's ran over the years and also his latest creative project 'Two Tribes Records'Please check out Marks latest music here > https://www.beatport.com/artist/mark-james-au/713016Marks Instagram here > https://www.instagram.com/markjamesdj/For a full artist bio click here > https://ra.co/dj/markjames/biographyPlease follow the What's The BPM page here > https://www.instagram.com/whats_the_bpm/PLUR Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
MEET DR. AMELIA JUDSON Originally from Bogan Gate, she decided at the age of 12 that dentistry was for me. She graduated from Charles Stuart University in Orange, where she discovered her musical talents in DJ-ing. She was professionally signed with a Sydney management team. She played to a huge crowd at the Future Music Festival on her 20th birthday. However, the club scene wasn't for her and soon after graduating joined Smile Solution Collin Street in Melbourne, before eventually transitioning back to Sydney to work alongside Dr Fadi Yassmin at FY smile in Double Bay. Her special interest lies in cosmetic dentistry and facial aesthetics. She deeply cherishes the relationships that she and her team forms with her patients, and feels privileged that they allow her into a space that is so personal and intimate. Courses Mentioned: - Botox with Dr Giulia D'Anna - CEREC Files with Dr Lawrence Lau & Dr Alistair Graham Socials: @dr.amelia.judson _____________________________________________ Music: Dreams - Bensound | Support by RFM - NCM
Henry Who is a DJ technically adept as he is versatile. Frequenting late-night time slots has evolved into support slots alongside DJ Pierre, Matthew Herbert, Toro y Moi, Floating Points and Seth Troxler, as well as big stage presence at events including Piknic Electronik, Babylon Festival, Future Music Festival, Best of Both Sides Festival and S.A.S.H. (S.Y.D.). Today, Henry holds probably the most important job in Melbourne music: Booking Agent for Revolver Upstairs. He also oversaw Revolver's record label launch (Revolver Upstairs Records) and added the title of Label Manager to his resume. Here he shows his musical chops with a delectable mix of late-night tracks that is always engaging. @henrywho ==================================================== Upcoming Novel Events: Darklove w/ Traxion (Online SOLD OUT || Tix at door) NEW DATE TBA Support: Sindy, Big-Mac, Bryn D, Ham, Eric Stark www.facebook.com/events/196920505668803 Novel pres. Papa Smurf (3 hrs) Friday 13th August, 6PM - 11PM @ The Timber Yard Support: Bella Claxton www.facebook.com/events/117116403780394 Bella Claxton Pres. Hyper Hype Friday 21st August, 10PM - 5AM @ Colour DJs: Bella Claxton, Waxlily, House Mum, Ricky Nord, Bones www.facebook.com/events/2923488401299841 smalltown Bridge Rave w/ Late Nite Tuff Guy, Made in Paris, Dr Packer + Papa Smurf Friday 24th September (Public Holiday), 3PM - 11PM @ 565 Docklands Dr, Docklands Support: Gumm, Tinika www.facebook.com/events/223192099651968 Moodlab Friday 19th November @ Colour DJs: Marli, Bertie, Dj Luv You, Baby G, Floss Dogg, priya, Aldonna, Bella Claxton www.facebook.com/events/1411925449193951 Let Them Eat Cake Festival NYD Saturday 1st January 2022 @ Werribee Mansion CC:Disco!, Adi Toohey, Confidence Man, Northeast Party House, Late Nite Tuff Guy, Dr Packer, Ben Fester and more… www.facebook.com/events/624354755189390
Did Johnny win the grape-stomping competition at Vintage & Vinyl? Davo's Instagram vs Reality picnic experience When did you say 'I Told You So'? Davo finally accepts that everyone else was right about her high school crush Where'd you sneak into? Johnny somehow ended up on the Mortal Kombat 'Black Carpet', and a caller sneaks into Future Music Festival thanks to Fatboy Slim's 'brother in law' A South Australian gives ScoMo the middle finger Producer Zane and his phone are grabbing life by the lychees Tune into Brekky with Johnny & Davo every weekday, 7-10am ACST on Fresh 92.7, the Fresh website, or the Fresh app! Follow Fresh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fresh927/ Follow Fresh on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fresh927/ Follow Fresh on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fresh927 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Did Johnny win the grape-stomping competition at Vintage & Vinyl? Davo's Instagram vs Reality picnic experience When did you say 'I Told You So'? Davo finally accepts that everyone else was right about her high school crush Where'd you sneak into? Johnny somehow ended up on the Mortal Kombat 'Black Carpet', and a caller sneaks into Future Music Festival thanks to Fatboy Slim's 'brother in law' A South Australian gives ScoMo the middle finger Producer Zane and his phone are grabbing life by the lychees Tune into Brekky with Johnny & Davo every weekday, 7-10am ACST on Fresh 92.7, the Fresh website, or the Fresh app! Follow Fresh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fresh927/ Follow Fresh on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fresh927/ Follow Fresh on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fresh927 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
After a brief hiatus, we're glad to be back with rock star festival director, Emily May Ockenden. Emily handles dual roles as the Director of Production for BWG Live and the Director of Operations for WYH Live. Raised in Australia, Emily got her start with Future Music Group in Sydney as a receptionist. She found her break when 3-months in, the festival coordinator left the company just weeks before the Future Music Festival (a mammoth tour consisting of 13 festivals and 40 sideshows packed into 3 weeks). She returned from her stint as festival coordinator and moved into handling tour logistics for the likes of The Stone Rose, The Prodigy, and Drake. After six years of touring Australasia as the National Touring Coordinator & Head of Artist Relations for FMG, Emily moved to the US, transitioning from logistics and tour management to site development and production design. She recently held the role of Festival Director for Something in the Water Festival, and since the shutdown has stayed active working on virtual events and has expanded her already impressive repertoire of skills to include COVID compliance.
A distinctly unique fusion of gritty techno and ethereal melodies has seen her gather formidable experience in both festival and club environments playing at some of Australia's biggest music events; Future Music Festival and Stereosonic. With her native Europe calling for her return she based herself in Berlin, where she has continued to develop her skills as a producer and DJ whilst exploring her darker side in Berlin's underground scene. With an unforgettable presence and skills behind the decks she is renowned for the journey through the deep, dark and brooding. Mixcloud-Soundcloud-Apple Music fanlink.to/undergroundpoliticsradio 1. Mantra De Bambaley (Origina Mix) - Oliver Koletzki and Niko Schwind 2. Mia (Original Mix) - Lunar Plane 3. Lenny In The Sea With Dolphins (Original Mix) - Oliver Koletzki 4. Basic Instinct (Thomas Jack Remix) - The Acid 5. Shadow (Original Mix) - Wild Dark 6. Irreversible (Original Mix) - Matchy 7. Apichada (Darin Epsilon Remix_ - Marcus Meinhardt 8. The Arctic Voice (Original Mix) - Township Rebellion 9. Lost Paradise (Original Mix) - Marcus Meinhardt 10. Chemical Release (UNDERHER Remix) - Booka Shade 11. Snowball (Original Mix) - Rafael Cerato 12. Sultan (Original Mix) - Lunar Plane 13. Trivia (Original Mix) - Julian Wassermann and Florian Kruse Follow @danizade Follow UP Radio: www.facebook.com/Undergroundpolitics www.twitter.com/UndgrndPolitics
Melbourne’s favourite daughter, Courtney Mills, is no stranger to the music industry. Having rubbed shoulders with the who’s-who of the Australian Dance Music scene, our own glamour girl has certainly impressed all who have come across her. Building a repertoire of Main Room/Electro and Melbourne tunes, armed with her chic-attitude this dazzling energetic live performer leaves dance floors all around the country in awe. Earning highly esteemed residences at prestigious institutions such as Secret Garden, The Saint, Motel, Hotel Barkly and Cushion, Court has created her own following wherever she goes. Listing working alongside production powerhouse Chardy & supporting the likes of Potbellez, The Stafford Brothers, John Course and Grant Smillie, performing at Stereosonic and Future Music Festival as her prized achievements, Courtney has definitely set her sights for the future high! Recently signing to Lucky Ent to further her already esteemed career, there is no doubt you will see more of the amazing Ms Mills sooner rather than later.
Soundwave, Big Day Out, Stereosonic, Future Music Festival and AJ Maddah are all discussed on this weeks episode of Close to the Sun
Hello guys! We are back with our 3th #jetsetYOU Podcast Radio Show. we are proud to tell you that from now on our podcast will be every two weeks, and no only one a month like we use to do! This week guest we are proud to announce the Australian DJs CHIARI & DE VILLE, HED KANDI Australia resident DJs, plus been participating at STEREOSONIC, FUTURE Music Festival and many more. check them out on they're social networks... don't forget to subscribe our channel, so you will have our shows downloaded automatically every time we publish it. NOW TUNE IN TURN ON YOUR VOLUME AND PARTY HARD! #Track List @JetSetYOU: 1 - Pep & Rash - Rumors (MOR DAVID Remix) 2 - Gazzo & Will K feat. Kyle Richardson - Forth & Back (Tom & Jame Remix) 3 - Merk & Kremont - Black & White (Original Mix) 4 - MAK J, Bassjackers, Borgeous, Tony Junior vs. David Guetta & Showtek - Generic Savior Break The Bad House (Hard Lights Mashup) 5 - Felguk - Cmon Rave On (Original Mix) 6 - Lilly Wood & The Prick and Robin Schulz - Prayer In C (Kahikko & Jespr Remix) 7 - Marcus Santoro & The Potbelleez – All The Way (Original Mix) #Special Guest Tracklist: Chiari&DeVille (Perth-Austrália): 1- Askery Lash feat Laurell - Float Alone (Original_Mix) 2 - David Guetta feat Emeli_Sande - What I Did For Love (VINAI Remix) 3 - Abel Ramos, Felix_Leiter - Halo (Original_Mix) 4 - Tom Staar, Still Young - Wide Awake (OriginalM ix) 5 - Swanky Tunes Feat Pete Wilde - Wherever U Go (Original Mix) 6 - Lady Bee ft. Rochelle/Oliver Heldens Return Of The Mack (Oliver Heldens Remix) _ +55 86 8109-0329 www.jetsetlive.com jetsetlive@jetsetlive.com
Simon Shackleton, the man behind Elite Force, is dropping a stellar new, exlusive mix on all you Soupaholics, and we're super stoked to have it! Make sure to give this a deep, thorough listen . . . you'll be glad you did! Check it . . . Simon Shackleton has been a Force to be reckoned with in Electronic Music over the past 25 years. He cut his teeth in the original acid house era when he performed in bands with Thom Yorke (Radiohead), went on to provide soundtracks from Hollywood blockbusters (The Matrix, Charlie's Angels) under his Lunatic Calm guise and then forged his own way with his Fused & Bruised label, home to his output as Elite Force for several years. After stints on Moonshine and City of Angels in the US and Whole9Yards in the UK, he founded U&A Recordings back in 2006 as a vehicle for his own music, including his Zodiac Cartel productions. More recently, he has diversified with new imprint Stereophoenix, and recording under his real name has been responsible for a whole host of deeper, euphoric, techy productions. He also founded The One Series, a bespoke series of events featuring One DJ, One Room, All Night, at which he's played a number of 6, 7 and 8-hour sets. A Burning Man regular, Simon has also played many of the world's biggest festivals, including Coachella, Glastonbury, Future Music Festival, Shambhala, Rainbow Serpent, Kazantip and many more. This exclusive one-hour mix was compiled during a recent trip to Beijing, China. LINKS:www.facebook.com/Simon.Shackleton.Musichttp://www.stereophoenix.comhttp://www.soundcloud.com/simon-shackleton ONE SERIES SHOWS03 May Danzhaus, San Francisco24 May City Hall, DenverSimon Shackleton (Stereophoenix) – Exclusive Mix for The Beat Soup Podcast1. Die Vogel – Mesmerize2. Pig & Dan feat. Rachel Lyn – I Am One3. Hot Since ’82 Vs Joe T Vannelli – The End4. HVOB Dogs (Niko Schwing Mix)5. Phil Kieran – Getting Away6. Louis Kolben – Don’t Lose Your Way (Eelke Kleijn Get Lost Re-Edit)7. Booka Shade ft. Fritz Kalkbrenner – Crossing Borders (Mihalis Safras Mix)8. Aidan Lavelle – Direction9. Guy Gerber, Dixon - No Distance10. Timo Maas – Tantra11. Ladies On Mars – Boom12. Wehbba – Red Shuffle13. Sinisa Tamamovic – After All Bad Things14. Damon Jee – Collision15. Avatism – Mastodon (Mind Against Mix)16. Agoria – ScalaMartin Eyerer & Benno Blomme – Pianoroll (Pianopella)17. Stephan Bodzin, Marc Romboy – The Old Alchemist18. Nina Simone – Nico’s Feelin’ Good (Nicolas Jaar Mix)
Built to party and conquer the world, Kronic is Australia's most reckless entertainer. Fueled by an appetite for antics and an alarming disregard for personal safety, his electronically sequenced on-stage acrobatics take dj'ing to the next level, leaving crowds everywhere throbbing, engorged and yearning for more. With a cult following built from his series of bootleg mix tapes, it seems almost a lifetime ago that Kronic was one of Australia's hip hop DJ elite, constantly traversing the lands, bringing the party to the furthest corners of the nation. Five years on, with tour supports for LMFAO, Afrojack, David Guetta, Snoop Dogg & Lil Jon notched into his bed post, alongside lanyards from Creamfields and Future Music Festival slung over the door, it's obvious that Kronic has more than a foot in the EDM world. Transitioning from professional party-starter to production prodigy, it's Kronic's antics in the studio that have him commanding attention of late. After face planting into the ARIA Club Chart Top Ten with 2012′s Looking For Some Girls (feat. Bombs Away) (#7 Aria Club Chart), and the #11 follow up Watup Bitch, present day 2013 has Kronic spreading his wings, notching up remixes for fellow Aussie EDM heroes Dirt Cheap [Hussle], Bombs Away [Central], Chardy & Andy Murphy [Hussle]. Remix duties aside, it's Kronic original productions that have been turning heads of late. S.W.A.T. Team (with Chardy) saw Kronic reach Top 20 territory on Beatport, and earn support from Bingo Players, Hardwell, Tommie Sunshine, Sidney Samson, Deorro and more. Their follow up, Kavorka, became Kronic's biggest record to date – reaching #12 on Beatport's Electro House charts, and peaking at #5 on the Aria Club Charts. Not to mention Uberkron, a bass-heavy experimental collaboration with fellow Adelaide anarchist Uberjak'd, that snuck into the Beatport Top 40 Electro House releases. After touring the country (again!) with Tom Piper on Ministry of Sound's Addicted to Bass tour, Kronic has relocated to Sydney and is already hard at work, producing a monthly pod cast Handstands & Hangovers, and locking in studio time alongside Krunk!, Seany B, Static Revenger, Apocalypto and more. TRACKLISTINGKronic & Krunk - Hey Ho Far East Movement - The Illest (Kronic Remix) Kronic & Static Revenger - ID Havana Brown - Warrior (Kronic Remix) Uberjakd, Chardy & Kronic - ID Kronic - ID Colorstarr - Do It Again (Kronic Remix) Apocalypto & Kronic - Turn It Up Chardy & Kronic - SWAT Team (Reece Low Remix & Original) Chardy & Kronic - Kavorka Kronic & Uberjakd - UberKron
Built to party and conquer the world, Kronic is Australia’s most reckless entertainer. Fueled by an appetite for antics and an alarming disregard for personal safety, his electronically sequenced on-stage acrobatics take dj’ing to the next level, leaving crowds everywhere throbbing, engorged and yearning for more. With a cult following built from his series of bootleg mix tapes, it seems almost a lifetime ago that Kronic was one of Australia’s hip hop DJ elite, constantly traversing the lands, bringing the party to the furthest corners of the nation. Five years on, with tour supports for LMFAO, Afrojack, David Guetta, Snoop Dogg & Lil Jon notched into his bed post, alongside lanyards from Creamfields and Future Music Festival slung over the door, it’s obvious that Kronic has more than a foot in the EDM world. Transitioning from professional party-starter to production prodigy, it’s Kronic’s antics in the studio that have him commanding attention of late. After face planting into the ARIA Club Chart Top Ten with 2012′s Looking For Some Girls (feat. Bombs Away) (#7 Aria Club Chart), and the #11 follow up Watup Bitch, present day 2013 has Kronic spreading his wings, notching up remixes for fellow Aussie EDM heroes Dirt Cheap [Hussle], Bombs Away [Central], Chardy & Andy Murphy [Hussle]. Remix duties aside, it’s Kronic original productions that have been turning heads of late. S.W.A.T. Team (with Chardy) saw Kronic reach Top 20 territory on Beatport, and earn support from Bingo Players, Hardwell, Tommie Sunshine, Sidney Samson, Deorro and more. Their follow up, Kavorka, became Kronic’s biggest record to date – reaching #12 on Beatport’s Electro House charts, and peaking at #5 on the Aria Club Charts. Not to mention Uberkron, a bass-heavy experimental collaboration with fellow Adelaide anarchist Uberjak’d, that snuck into the Beatport Top 40 Electro House releases. After touring the country (again!) with Tom Piper on Ministry of Sound’s Addicted to Bass tour, Kronic has relocated to Sydney and is already hard at work, producing a monthly pod cast Handstands & Hangovers, and locking in studio time alongside Krunk!, Seany B, Static Revenger, Apocalypto and more. TRACKLISTINGKronic & Krunk - Hey Ho Far East Movement - The Illest (Kronic Remix) Kronic & Static Revenger - ID Havana Brown - Warrior (Kronic Remix) Uberjakd, Chardy & Kronic - ID Kronic - ID Colorstarr - Do It Again (Kronic Remix) Apocalypto & Kronic - Turn It Up Chardy & Kronic - SWAT Team (Reece Low Remix & Original) Chardy & Kronic - Kavorka Kronic & Uberjakd - UberKron
Built to party and conquer the world, Kronic is Australia’s most reckless entertainer. Fueled by an appetite for antics and an alarming disregard for personal safety, his electronically sequenced on-stage acrobatics take dj’ing to the next level, leaving crowds everywhere throbbing, engorged and yearning for more. With a cult following built from his series of bootleg mix tapes, it seems almost a lifetime ago that Kronic was one of Australia’s hip hop DJ elite, constantly traversing the lands, bringing the party to the furthest corners of the nation. Five years on, with tour supports for LMFAO, Afrojack, David Guetta, Snoop Dogg & Lil Jon notched into his bed post, alongside lanyards from Creamfields and Future Music Festival slung over the door, it’s obvious that Kronic has more than a foot in the EDM world. Transitioning from professional party-starter to production prodigy, it’s Kronic’s antics in the studio that have him commanding attention of late. After face planting into the ARIA Club Chart Top Ten with 2012′s Looking For Some Girls (feat. Bombs Away) (#7 Aria Club Chart), and the #11 follow up Watup Bitch, present day 2013 has Kronic spreading his wings, notching up remixes for fellow Aussie EDM heroes Dirt Cheap [Hussle], Bombs Away [Central], Chardy & Andy Murphy [Hussle]. Remix duties aside, it’s Kronic original productions that have been turning heads of late. S.W.A.T. Team (with Chardy) saw Kronic reach Top 20 territory on Beatport, and earn support from Bingo Players, Hardwell, Tommie Sunshine, Sidney Samson, Deorro and more. Their follow up, Kavorka, became Kronic’s biggest record to date – reaching #12 on Beatport’s Electro House charts, and peaking at #5 on the Aria Club Charts. Not to mention Uberkron, a bass-heavy experimental collaboration with fellow Adelaide anarchist Uberjak’d, that snuck into the Beatport Top 40 Electro House releases. After touring the country (again!) with Tom Piper on Ministry of Sound’s Addicted to Bass tour, Kronic has relocated to Sydney and is already hard at work, producing a monthly pod cast Handstands & Hangovers, and locking in studio time alongside Krunk!, Seany B, Static Revenger, Apocalypto and more. TRACKLISTINGKronic & Krunk - Hey Ho Far East Movement - The Illest (Kronic Remix) Kronic & Static Revenger - ID Havana Brown - Warrior (Kronic Remix) Uberjakd, Chardy & Kronic - ID Kronic - ID Colorstarr - Do It Again (Kronic Remix) Apocalypto & Kronic - Turn It Up Chardy & Kronic - SWAT Team (Reece Low Remix & Original) Chardy & Kronic - Kavorka Kronic & Uberjakd - UberKron
ubercast EP4 (Future music festival Adelaide live set)trumpsta (accapella) - Trey GTic Tac Toe (Reece Low remix) - Reecy Boi &LeftyIm So Hot (Accapella) - Reece Low & J TrickGash King (Joel Fletcher Remix) - UberjakdBless Di Nation (Torro Torro mix) - Sean Paul & ComngorockI Love it (Sick Individuals mix) - Icona PopJumanji - Jtrick & IDHigher Ground (Accapella) - BlissandoHit It - GTA & Digital LabAh Yeah - Will SparksBed wif me (Accapella) - UberjakdWakanda - Dimitri Vegas & Like MikeSWAT - Chardy & KronicChemical Energy (Uberjakd edit) - Will Sparks f. FleaSimon Says (Uberjakd 2013 re-Fresh) - Pharaohe MonchGypsy - SCNDLWho (Uberjakd Re-Funk) - Tujamo & Plastic FunkOde to Oi - TjrBump Dat - UberjakdI could be the one (Uberjakd bootleg) - Nicky Romero & AviciiLoose Noises (Uberjakd Edit) - Uberjakd & Sarah BodleJoyenergizer Spirit (Uberjakd edit) - SVD vs Blur & NirvanaUberKron - Uberjakd & KronicMake some noise & Jump (Uberjakd edit) - House of Pain Vs ChuckieSlowdown - ShowtekLights (Reece Low & Guess Who remix) - Ellie GouldingGash King - Uberjakd
The H3LIUM Crew would like to present, the first in our guest mix series, by our good friend and the house music legend... StoneBridge We'll let the music speak for itself. Much love, Stone Since tapping into the musical mainstream with his remix work for artists such as Taio Cruz, Britney Spears and Missy Elliott, Grammy Award nominated producer and DJ StoneBridge has not slowed down. Taking his unique brand of sexy groove ladled house to crowds throughout the world, his DJ travels have encompassed top bill performances at stages from Australia’s Future Music Festival to SPiN Festival in Dallas and Anchorage, whilst being a regular guest for clubs like London’s Ministry of Sound and Ruby Skye in San Francisco. Born in Stockholm, StoneBridge’s path in music stretches over 20 years having launched his career by remixing international acts like De La Soul, Titiyo and Rebel MC. However, it was with his remix of Robin S ‘Show Me Love’ in 1993 that solidified his reputation as a world class remixer with the record going on to become one of the biggest selling house records of all time. This early success stirred up much interested in the Swedish producer’s studio talents and before long he found himself remixing some music’s most iconic artists in Lenny Kravitz, Robbie Williams, Usher, Simple Minds, Will Smith, Texas, Sia, Patti Labelle and Debbie Harry. As well as his work with some of rock and pop’s biggest names, StoneBridge also boasts an impressive back catalogue of work that includes Shawn Christopher’s ‘Make My Love’, Big Bass’ ‘What You Do’ and his chart slaying hits ‘Put Em High’ and ‘Take Me Away’. On the remix front he has delivered his reputable StoneTouch quality to tracks for electronic stars such as Basement Jaxx, Robbie Rivera and Richard Vission, whilst having collaborated with artists in Crystal Waters, Chris Kaeser and Erire. His collaboration with Chris Kaeser and Anita Kelsey titled ‘Rescue Me’ secured the Beatport Top 10 for two weeks and was snapped up by Hed Kandi for the world. His prolific musical output has led to three studio albums. His debut long player came in 2004 with the arrival of ‘Can’t Get Enough’, which garnered international acclaim among clubbers and the world’s music press. The album went on to sell over 60.000 copies and spawned undoubtedly two of StoneBridge’s biggest singles to date; ‘Put ‘Em High’ and ‘Take Me Away’, which both scored UK Top 10 chart positions. Four years later StoneBridge returned to the studio to complete work on his follow up album, titled ‘Music Takes Me’. Filled with the massive hit singles ‘SOS’, ‘You Don’t Know’ and ‘Close To Heaven’ the album drew much praise from his legion of fans. In 2010 StoneBridge released what he regards as “my musical chef d'oeuvre” with his third artist album ‘The Morning After’. The title track and second single from the album ‘Trip’en’ saw StoneBridge maintain his form for success with a slew of DJ and radio support. Most recently StoneBridge scored a global #1 hit as co-writer of Jason Darulo’s ’Don’t Wanna Go Home’. Other highlights include his Grammy nominated remix of Ne-Yo’s ‘Closer’ as well as scoring UK Top 40 hits with remixes on singles like Lily Allen’s 'The Fear', Cruz 'Dynamite', Alexandra Burke 'Start Without You’ and achieving #1 in the Billboard Hot Dance chart with Yoko Ono’s ’Give Me Something’ and Cher 'You Haven't Seen The Last of Me' back in 2010. Maximizing his years of knowledge working behind the mixing desk and dealing daily with record label execs and A&R specialists, StoneBridge took it upon himself to launch his own record label, Stoney Boy Music. Using the imprint as a way to not only compliment his busy release schedule but also support the next wave of talented producers. From the get-go the label has achieved an upward rise of success with a slew of white hot releases that have included Matt Aubrey & Holevar ft Matt Kysia ‘Addicted’ and CaPa ft Betim B ‘Your Body’, AstroShift ft Krista Richards ‘Tonight’, Goodluck’s ‘Taking It Easy’ and more recently Che Jose ‘The Fear’, which all picked up strong positions on the Beatport charts. With his music regularly chalking up playlist support on radio networks such as Radio 1, Kiss FM and Capital, StoneBridge’s presence on the airwaves is a familiar one. This led to StoneBridge hosting his own weekly four-hour mix show on SiriusXM broadcasting to millions every Saturday throughout North America. Moving forward, StoneBridge has been strapped down in the studio of late putting the finishing touches to a string of new beats and remix cuts that he’s confident will excite dancefloors from Berlin to Buenos Aires. Away from his studio space, his DJ diary are consistently littered with numerous global exploits at clubs such as Space in Warsaw, Singapore’s Hard Rock Café, Metropolis in Paris and London’s iconic Pacha. Combine all of this with his radio show, which continues to gather more listeners week on week - the show is now being broadcast across a host of FM and online radio networks around the globe, and the year ahead for StoneBridge looks brighter and bolder than any of his illustrious years gone by. Tracklist: Kristine W - Everything That I Got (StoneBridge & Matt Joko)/Kristine W Sven Kirchhof, Patrick Faubert - Be Your Light (Sven Kirchhof & Patrick Faubert 2 The Floor Mix) /Sume Justice - New Lands (StoneBridge Re-Edit)/Ed Banger WhiteNoize - In Ibiza/Neptuun City Sharam Jey & Dirty Disco Youth - Up Rock! /Spinnin Milk & Sugar - Let The Sun Shine 2012 (Tocadisco Remix)/M&S Federico Fioretti & FDF - Room 29 (Original Mix)/Airplane Laidback Luke ft Chuckie & Martin Solveig - 1234 (Chris Kaeser & StoneBridge Remix)/Mixmash Caroline Damore & StoneBridge - Music Man/Stoney Boy Music Rumer - Slow (StoneBridge & Matt Joko Revibe) /Atlantic Alterego - Rocker (Prok & Fitch vs My Digital Enemy Mix)/Floorplay JAXX DA FISHWORKS & Krista Richards - Tomorrowland (MC Flipside Remix)/Hed Kandi Denzal Park - Amorak (Felix Leiter's Northern Hemisphere Mix)/Neon Nick Fiorucci - Back To Me (Chriss Ortega Festival Remix)/Hi-Bias
Making his RIPEcast debut, the Space Cowboys are pleased to welcome Ali B of Air Recordings to the show. For his appearance on the RIPEcast this week, Ali B pays homage to AfrikaBurn, a regional Burning Man event in Tankwa, South Africa, where he'll be playing April 25th-30th. Safe travels, Ali B, and thanks for the fabulous RIPEcast! A little more background on this week's distinguished guest.. You can catch Ali B hosting Saturday nights at West London’s ‘Paradise’ where his legendary 5 hour sets seamlessly take in everything from blues and funk to rock, soul, dub, disco and beyond, captured on his ever popular series of ‘Oh Shit!’ mix tapes and ‘Airpod’ podcasts. His latest productions include remixes for the likes of Fort Knox Five and collaborations with Nick Thayer on the mighty Bombstrikes label. With an eclectic and varied music industry background spanning nearly two decades, Ali B has a broad sense of musical appreciation, coupled with an intuitive feel for the dance-floor which has seen him hold down DJ residencies at London’s two most influential venues. After making his mark at the legendary Blue Note club, he then went on to become the resident DJ for Fabric where he’s been since the day it opened, releasing one of the first albums in their legendary mix CD series. He has also extensively toured Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Asia, Africa and the US. Ali B spent his teens working for the Acid Jazz record label followed by several years in Public Relations, representing the likes of Gilles Peterson, Norman Jay and Pete Tong. He went on to host a weekly radio show on Capital FM for five years, followed by 5 years on Kiss FM alongside regular appearances on stations including BBC 6 and Ministry Of Sound Radio. He has also made several appearances on British television for the likes of MTV, ITV and Channel 4. Ali B’s infamous Air parties have been running since the mid nineties at venues across London, including The Blue Note, 333, Mass, Electrowerkz, Rhythm Factory, Cargo and Matter as well as hosting arenas at festivals such as Glastonbury, Global Gathering, Hi-Fi and Australia’s Future Music Festival. Ali B’s Air Recordings record label covers a wide range of leftfield sounds. Releases have included Finish electro breaks duo Mr Velcro Fastener, US stalwarts Tony Faline and DJ Love, the UK’s Will Saul (with Ursula Rucker), Jellybass, Janette Slack, Diverted, Lazersonic, Franci$co and Mr No Hands, alongside Ali B himself who’s track with The Jungle Brothers propelled Air Recordings into the major league. ‘Beats On A String’ was play-listed on BBC 6 in the UK and Australia’s national Triple J radio station. Alongside remixes for the likes of Positiva, Multiply, Sony and Cheeky, Ali B has also released mix albums for Fabric, Y4K, Godskitchen and his own Air Recordings label. Ali B is widely regarded as the DJs DJ, as comfortable at the controls of clubs such as Fabric playing a heady mix of cutting edge bass and beats as he is digging for rare 7’s to play one of his exclusive party sets. He is regularly in demand at high profile events such as Vancouver’s Winter Olympics, Abbey Road Studios with Mark Ronson, numerous film wrap parties, various private members clubs such as Bungalow 8 & Dover Street Arts Club and celebrity events which in the last 12 months have included Mick Hucknall’s 50’th birthday party and Gary Barlow’s wedding anniversary. He is happiest travelling the world and seeking out intrepid party locations such as Afrikaburn in the Karoo desert, Burning Man in the US or Lake Of Stars in Malawi, catch him while you can… For a little more background on AfrikaBurn, check out these videos Ali B shot at last year's event: http://www.youtube.com/user/airrecordings Or visit www.afrikaburn.com. For more information on Ali B visit him on Twitter at Twitter @DJ_Ali_B. You can also check him out at www.airrecordings.com
This week's special guest is non-other than actor of the screen and stage, Mr Tony Eusoff! After an opening ten minutes of random meanderings on Draw Something, Kylie Minogue and old school hip-hop (thanks in no small part to Tony still trying to recover from the Future Music Festival), listen in as we talk about how he went from selling enemas and medical supplies to doctors to landing his first gig as a talent in an ad before breaking out in TV, film and theatre. We also talk about his thoughts on the local entertainment industry and how one still keeps working and stays relevant. A must listen for all you budding actors and actresses out there.
This month features the new one Island Life from Taylor Square (with Alex Taylor who I remember back in the day playing the most awesome dance/nrg at DCM Sydney you rock) which is superb, a remake of the classic Synth& Strings by Yomanda from Mac Zimms of Trade fame. Bass Kelph of Australian (we Aussie's are gettin up there aren't we) Feat' in the Mark Knight ToolRoom series. A remix of the classic Cocaine which is an awesome well done remix. Nothin But Love & All My Friends which have been out for a while now along with Let The Bass Kick. A groovier remix of Dirty Talk as opposed to the big room remix thats going around. The Afrojack remix of Who's that Chick Afro have golden fingers I reckon. A new one from Sean B - Rollin (Fín love it) (TV Rock I think) Atun Con Pan is from a new genre i'm venturing into along with the Global Underground Series and Wally Lopez/Mark Farina style of house. Avicii's take on Sweet Dreams which is pretty good but I would have liked to have seen more of the original vocals in there and it would have been even more kick ass. Now Feat. Astrid is an epic track at 12mins.. !! Skrillex's All I Ask Of You.. Love this one... who are playing Future Music Festival and the oldie by Morgan Page The Longest Road. Island Life - Taylor Square (Original Mix) Strings & Synths - Mac Zimms (Dub Mix) Hey Ya - Bass Kleph (Original Mix) Cocaine - Soundshaperz (Original Mix) Nothin But Love - Axwell (Classic Mix) All My Friends Feat. Mr Wilson - Tommy Trash (Club Mix) Let The Bass Kick in Miami Bitch - Chuckie, LMFAO (ibiza Version) Dirty Talk - Wynter Gordon (Hagenaar & Albrecht Remix) Who's That Chick Feat. Rhianna - David Guetta (Afrojack Remix) Rollin Deep Feat. Seany B - D.O.N.S Atun Con Pan Feat. Ambush - Ambush, Albert Neve & DJ Obek (Original Mix) Sweet Dreams - Avicii (Swede Dub Mix) Now feat. Astrid Suryanto - King Britt & Astrid Suryanto (Sharam Crazi Mix) All I Ask Of You Feat. Penny - Skrillex (Original Mix) The Longest Road Feat. Lissie - Morgan Page (Deadmau5 Remix)
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