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In this deeply moving and inspiring episode, Walter Boldish the founder of I GOT U steps behind the mic to share his story and brand, as the heartbeat of a powerful movement. He opens up about the creation of the I GOT U platform — a brand born from the shadows of tragedy. Having lost his young daughter suddenly he has to learn to overcome the odds and reshape his life as his purpose transforms into a radiant philosophy of love, inclusion, and unwavering presence to others.With raw honesty and profound vulnerability, Walter shares how heartache became the catalyst for a greater mission on this planet. What began in the darkest of times has now become a way of life dedicated to walking with others — a way built on respect, kindness, teamwork, and the healing power of human connection. Even more than a brand, I GOT U is a promise: to show up, to support, and to never let anyone journey alone.This episode isn't just a story. It's an invitation to live with compassion, to lead with love, to foster inclusion, and to embody a spirit of sportsmanship in every arena of life. Walter's story is a testament to what's possible when pain is met with purpose — and when we choose to stand by each other, no matter what.Sometimes the greatest strength is simply showing up for someone and saying: I GOT U.”Listen now and discover why I GOT U isn't just a phrase — it's a way of life.Learn more about I GOT U by visiting https://www.igotu.net/ and their social media @igotuofficial on social media.#podcast #lifetothefullestpodcast #ef3life #igotu #inspiration #motivation #overcome #journey #impact #believe #love #help #care #kindness #perseverance #mentality #mindset #wayoflife #mission
La music story du jour c'est celle de ce titre qui fête ses 10 ans…Remontons le temps, tous ensemble si vous le voulez bien. Pas de retour en 1985 et sans Marthy Mc Fly… on file en 2014 pour nous rappeler quelques morceaux. J'aurais pu prendre celui-là par exemple, « Dangerous ». Mais si hier comme aujourd'hui David Guetta infligeait des hits conséquents, d'autres titres soulignaient la vitalité d'une scène house plus underground, quelque peu tropicale dans ce rayonnant « I Got U » de Duke Dumont
This week's Globalsessions radio show features an exclusive 30-minute guest mix from international recording artist and acclaimed female vocalist Kelli-Leigh. Kelli-Leigh is a highly regarded British singer and songwriter known for her powerful vocals and electrifying stage presence. She gained widespread recognition for her collaborations on chart-topping tracks such as Duke Dumont's "I Got U" and Secondcity's "I Wanna Feel." With a career spanning over a decade, Kelli-Leigh has established herself as a versatile artist, seamlessly transitioning between genres like house, pop, and R&B. Her solo work continues to captivate audiences worldwide, earning her a loyal fanbase and critical acclaim within the music industry. She's also one of the hardest working artists out there!! This week's 'Track of the Week' is Nils Van Zandt with Friday Night. Globalsessions is now reaching audiences in over 40 countries across 140+ stations each week. This legendary track, now reimagined by the Freemasons, continues to captivate listeners with its iconic sound and timeless appeal. Stay up-to-date with the latest by following Paul Rudd and Globalsessions on social media at @theglobalsessions @djpaulrudd and remember that you can download the free podcast of the show every Monday. 1. Alanis Morissette - Uninvited (Freemasons 25th Anniversary Remix) 2. D:Ream - Things Can Only Get Better (Feejak Remix) 3. Anassa - Take Me Back (Eddie Craig Radio Edit) 4. Eddy Lucas Feat Laura Louise - Another Chance (Original Radio Edit) 5. Indigo KXD Feat Amira Eldine- Say It & Prove It 6. DJ Reckless DMC - Temptation 7. The Original Feat Alia Williams - There's A Feeling In Me 8. Bebe Rexha - I'm The Drama TRACK OF THE WEEK 9. Nils Van Zandt - Friday Night THE GLOBALSESSIONS GUEST MIX - Kelli-Leigh 10. Kelli-Leigh - Unconditional 11. Selena Faider - Need You 12. Kaleena Zanders - Looking For Joy 13. Kelli-Leigh - Feelin' U 14. Aluna & Paul Woodford - Heatstroke 15. GAWP X Melody Men - Sun Comes Up 16. Arielle Free X Lulu - Shout 17. Essell X Alex Mills - Rave Is The Weapon 18. Jess Bays X Kelli-Leigh - Real Love 19. Watermat Feat Kelli-Leigh - We Won't Stop This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration
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Timucin Lam, known professionally as Jax Jones, is a DJ, record producer and remixer. He rose to prominence in 2014 by featuring on Duke Dumont's number-one single "I Got U". Jax Jones is a trailblazer in the music industry - he has 8 UK Top 10 singles, 8 UK platinum singles, over 60 million single sales and a staggering 10 billion global audio streams. He's also been honoured with multiple Grammy, Brti and Ivor Novello nominations and has worked with legends like Whitney Houston, Ed Sheeran, Diana Ross, RAYE and Mark Ronson. I absolutely LOVED this conversation with Jax. We talked a lot about his upbringing - how being abandoned as a baby fuelled his drive to succeed and make a name for himself. But also how that's shaped his relationships and impacted his mental health.
With over 500 million streams on Spotify, 2 UK numbers 1s and 3 UK Top 10 hits.plus one grammy nomination, Kelli-Leigh is an artist, a creative , a label owner but above all possesses one of the finest voices this country has ever produced. From singing backing vocals for Leona Lewis, Adele and Jessie J through to being the voice of hits including "I Got U" with Duke Dumont and "More Than Friends' with James Hype alongside her superb original material all released independently through her own label, KL is one of the hardest working people I know. Here's she talks through where that drive comes from including being physically stopped momentarily by a car accident which eventually allowed her the time to consider her future and the pure joy derived from her Christmas EP released this week including what I believe to be a song that is up there with Leona and Mariah "Underneath The Tree' and new single "Unwrap My Heart" which is equally magical. Please enjoy this wonderful episode and follow Kelli-Leigh at https://www.instagram.com/kellileighuk/ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DZ06evO08OZ0s?si=5dd8eedd636040d6
Not to be dramatic, but journaling has changed my f*cking life (& I want that for you - so let's get into it ALL). Ever since sharing my morning routine & the different things it's made up of, you guys frequently ask me HOW THE F*CK to journal, how to even start, what to write, how long do I write for?, how do I know what to write about, how to make it a habit, the list goes on. I hope this episode breaks it down for you & inspires you to try it in some way, shape, or form. My favorite part is at the end (but listen to the whole thing OR UR GONNA MISS THE GUIDE) where I talk about how I journal for manifesting the shit out of everything I want. Lmk if we want part two, I GOT U. Tag me in your journaling stories, in your morning routine stories, in your anything stories I WANNA COME HYPE YOU UP. COME SAY HI: @lisaxgilmore @unwinedingpod @emmeclub Love u guys, see u next week (with a guest I promise) x
Jax Jones was born Timucin Fabian Kwong Wah Aluo on July 25, 1987 in London, and is an English DJ, songwriter, record producer and remixer. Raised in a multi-ethnic household, Timucin felt Nigerian, Turkish and African influences. Jax Jones begun posting clips of music on MySpace while he was still at university. As well as working with artists such as Big Narstie. Jax Jones co-wrote and produced several Duke Dumont songs, and also featured on the chart-topping Number one song I Got U in March 2014, and made his chart debut in his own right the following year. Enjoy x
For our 10th episode, we follow Sebastian and Mia's journey in becoming the successful artists that they are and also the sacrifices it took for them to reach their dreams, welcome to the unpacking of La La Land! Listen in as we talked about dreams, our personal experiences in making the artist/corporate life work, and how this film inspired us to keep on grinding to live the dream! Whether you're Someone in the Crowd lost in the City of Stars, you are welcome to be The Fools Who Dream and listen in on our discussion. With special guest, dancer, coach, and digital media editor, Jolo Santos! We had so much fun recording this episode! By the way, tried to change some things up a bit! #UnpackPod #LaLaLand #Musical #EmmaStone #RyanGosling #podcast #filipinopodcast #musicalpodcast Bulletin: Follow Jolo on Instagram @santoooooooes 3 FILIPINO FILMS TO SCREEN IN SWITZERLAND THIS JULY! Dodo Dayao's "Midnight in a Perfect World," produced by Globe Studios and Epicmedia, has been selected for the International Competition category of the 20th Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival (NIFFF) in Switzerland from July 2 to 10. Under the New Shorts from Asia/Shorts Program category, Petersen Vargas' "How to Die Young in Manila" and Kyle Nieva's "Kids on Fire" have been selected as among the featured Asian short films. Project 8 Corner San Joaquin Projects' I Got U is now streaming on iWant. The series which initially aired on TV5 stars Beauty GOnzales, RK Bagatsing, and Jane Oineza. This series is directed by Direk Dan VIllegas AWARD-WINNING SHORT FILM "FILIPIÑANA" BAGS TOP AWARD IN JAPAN! The short film by Rafael Manuel wins the George Lucas Award or Grand Prix Award at the Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia (SSFF & ASIA) 2021 in Japan. FAN GIRL WINS AT AUSTIN ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FEST! "Fan Girl" by Antoinette Jadaone once again put our country on the map with the Honorable Mention (Narrative Feature Film) recognition from the Austin Asian American Film Festival (AAAFF) 2021. Register to VOTE. Visit votepilipinas.com to learn more
Bringing the energy to your weekend with a fresh new episode of Dance Anthems Radio Show rammed with brand new upfront dance hits!
“I Got U” interlude by Robin Thicke & Paula Patton“Boost Mobile Anthem 2.0” outro by Jermaine Dupri, Young Jeezy, & Mickey AvalonAll samples created & owned by their original license holders. Check out their stuff online if you like them! Recuts done by David Kato.The non-religious and nonpartisan Kato Frank podcast is David Kato talking frankly about lessons learned, relationships, jobs, diet, exercise, entertainment, government, mental health, and headline news. He’s not selling anything, just helping to expose life’s BS. Special thanks to Audacity, VLC, Pazera Audio Extractor, & Video DownloadHelper. Support your favorite open-source platforms! Episode names & photos are from the day of recording or closest proximate date. Follow us on social media to see related topics that were discussed on the show. Thanks for spending time with us!
In this week's episode hosts Matt Williams and Lucy Macieira sit down with Kelli-Leigh, one of the UK's most celebrated vocalists and CE0 of her own record label, Music Core. Kelli-Leigh provided the vocals on two No.1 singles "I Got U" with Duke Dumont and Jax Jones and Secondcity's "I Wanna Feel". In 2017 she had a huge smash hit single with James Hype "More Than Friends" which has now amassed over 200m streams. Her own brand of anthemic pop has gained support from the likes of Kiss FM and Radio 1 and she will be headlining 02 Academy Islington on Tuesday 30th April 2019 (link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/kelli-leigh-o2-academy-2-islington-london-tickets-57091921474). Kelli-Leigh shares her experience of the music industry including working with Adele, the pressures of social media and the reality of running your own record label. Her latest collaboration with Tiesto and Justin Caruso "Feels So Good" is out today! In our emerging artist feature, we showcase jazz, soul, hip-hop duo Geejay with the title track "City" from their recently released EP (https://www.instagram.com/geejayuk/) Theme music composed by Christopher Blacksmith (www.instagram.com/blksmithmusic) Producer: Callum Watts
Dannic’s back with episode 137 of Fonk Radio, and he has a little help from Rob & Jack. First off, there’s music from Steve Aoki, Moksi, Moska, Sick Individuals, and more… And then the Swedish duo are in the mix for 30 minutes following the release of ‘I Got U’ on Fonk Recordings. 01. Moksi feat. Feliciana - Stranger02. Steve Aoki & Alok - Do It Again03. Panic At The Disco! - Hey Look Ma, I Made It (Sid Cisse & Sasha Mikac Bootleg)04. Fisher - Losing It (IVISIO Edit)05. Novak & Essentials - Sexy Groove06. Benny Blanco, Selena Gomez, J Balvin & Tainy - I Can’t Get Enough (Moska Tribal Bootleg)07. Pickle - Body Work08. Moska & VKartel - Haterz09. Sick Individuals x Jewelz & Sparks - Reaction (Sick Remode)10. Thomas Gold & Angger Dimas - HI LORob & Jack Guest Mix11. Rob & Jack - I Got U 12. Corey James - DNA 13. Dannic x Rob & Jack - Bring Di Fire 14. TV Noise - Ratata 15. Garmiani - Barraca 16. Rob & Jack - Crank 17. Albin Myers & Bud Stankz - Walking On Water18. TV Noise & Blinders - Fire 19. Rob & Jack X Sanjin - Bashment Ting 20. Keanu Silva - King Of My Castle (Don Diablo Extended Edit) 21. Salvatore Ganacci & MEGATONE - Cake
Rebecca Ann Epstein is known to lovers of her music as RAE where her message of Remain Always Empowered shines through in her words and voice and, as described in this episode, in her actions too. When a close confidante passed at a pivotal time in her life, hear how he sent an unmistakable sign that not only validated where she had been up to that point but where she should go next. RAE also discusses how, on the day after her grandfather passed, a coincidental meeting in her own driveway led to a powerful friendship that has bridged the generational gap and confirmed, once again, that souls who were meant to meet always will. We always learn something from every friendship and it's how our souls evolve. Now part of the duo known as Rose Colored World, check out RAE and Addison on Instagram @rcwofficial and listen to their latest single, I Got U, wherever you stream music. Learn more about RAE at RAEMusicOfficial.co and follow her on Instagram @raemusicofficial. To help Joe and Annie, visit https://www.gofundme.com/annies-special-needs ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ For more stories about Signs from the Other Side, be sure to rate, review and subscribe. To learn more about host Fern Ronay, visit FernRonay.com
A selection of remixed mainstream top 40 tracks, professionally mixed by DJ K. Wah! for your listening pleasure. Listen. Enjoy. Comment. Favorite. Share. Tracklist (Title / Artist) 1. I Feel It Coming (Strobe Remix) - The Weeknd ft Daft Punk 2. Not Nice (PeteDown Club Mix) (Clean) - PartyNextDoor 3. New Flame (Flavio Rodriguez Remix) - Chris Brown ft Usher 4. In Common (Remix) - Alicia Keys & Kaskade 5. Let Me Love You (Tiestos Afterhrs Mix) - DJ Snake ft Justin Bieber 6. My Way (Intro Outro) (Clean) - Calvin Harris 7. What You Want (Acapella Intro Outro) (Clean) - Jay Sean ft Davido 8. Come Fly Away (Kant Remix) - Maverick Sabre 9. One Dance (PeteDown Club Mix) - Drake ft Kyla & Wizkid 10. Nuh Ready Nuh Ready (PeteDown Club Mix) (Clean) - Calvin Harris ft PartyNextDoor 11. LUV (Tieks Remix) - Tory Lanez 12. Emotion, Aint Nobody (Three Bar Remix) - Maverick Sabre 13. Satisfied (PeteDown NuDisco Mix) (Clean) - Galantis ft Max 14. Love Lockdown (DJ Rob Dinero Remix) - Kanye West 15. Until The End Of Time (DJ Rob Dinero Remix) - Justin Timberlake and Beyonce 16. The Groove Is In Your Heart (Extra Fly Mix) - Chris Kaeser 17. Alright (Nicolas Belli Bootleg Mix) (Nicolas Belli Bootleg Mix) - Red Carpet 18. I Got U (feat. Jax Jones) - Duke Dumont 19. New Rules (Raphael Valentino Remix) - Dua Lipa 20. This Is What You Came For (Tom Ferry Club Mix) - Calvin Harris ft Rihanna 21. What Lovers Do (PeteDown Club Mix) (Clean) - Maroon 5 ft SZA 22. Truffle Butter - The Aston Shuffle Remix (Cleaned) - Nicki Minaj ft. Drake & Lil Wayne 23. Dont Matter To Me (AAsH Money Disco Inferno Redrum) - Drake ft Michael Jackson
Walter Boldish believes that in all of us lies the potential to become better people, better families, better communities, and a better world. It is from this belief that I GOT U was born. It’s a clear way to define and spread the attitude of lending a hand, lifting someone up, trusting a friend, or believing in a stranger that cares. People who wear the I GOT U brand represent doing the right thing in the most courageous situations in life as well as doing the right thing in the most routine walks of everyday life. kitodelgado.com/igotu I Got U partners with Alex and Ani in support of Kenzie's Kindness Shop I Got U Connect with I Got U on Facebook and Instagram Connect with @getontheboxpod on Instagram and Twitter
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The opening song has been updated to the fantastic Need Your Lovin' by Mathieu Koss, which heavily samples the early 80's one hit wonder Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime by the Korgis. As we claw our way towards the end of the week, I thought I'd go ahead and post the final Pride Classics for 2016. Gay Anthems for a New Generation is quite a bit different from the last four circuit classics sets I just posted in that it focus' on the future while reaching into the past. It's intended to be a bit reflective with a lot of bouncy fun you'd expect from a Pride celebration. This set draws from future house hits of the past few years (What I Did For Love, Go All Night, I Got U, Real Love, Hustlin') to current hits like the fabulously funky Air Miles by Me & My Toothbrush and the disco hit taken from the HBO series Vinyl, Kill the Lights. Of course the big winners here are modern-day bootleg re-edits of Gloria Gaynor's definitive anthem I Will Survive, Diana Ross' proclamative anthem I'm Coming Out to Madonna's everyday celebratory Holiday. Sandwich these with plain ole fun modern twists of Shannon's Let the Music Play, Vicetone's Hawt Stuff (think Donna Summer), 2 B Real (think Cheryl Lynn), Daft Punk's Around the World and George Michael's Fast Love and you got yourself one big-ass Pride throw-down. I've got more that didn't make this year's cut so I thought I'd save them for 2017, which is Party Favorz' 10 year anniversary and likely our last but that's for a later discussion. For now, we don't let the shit-news of the week keep us down. Instead, we get LOUDER and PROUDER making our voices heard! IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE! Happy Pride Everybody! Album : Gay Anthems for a New Generation Genre : Funky House, Disco, House Music Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:18:55 Mathieu Koss - Need Your Lovin' (Original Mix) Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Extended Mix) Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive (Antony Fennel Club Mix) Daft Punk - Around The World (Richard Earnshaw & Mike Scot 2012 Re-Edit) Me & My Toothbrush - Air Miles (Original Mix) Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (Wayne G Throwback Remake) Clean Bandit - Real Love (Extended Mix) Alex Newell (with Jess Glynne & DJ Cassidy feat. Niles Rodgers) - Kill The Lights (Dimitri From Paris Remix) Diana Ross - I'm Coming Out (Integer Bootleg) Dave Aude & Crazibiza feat. Vassy - Hustlin' (Original Mix) Shannon - Let The Music Play (DJ Pantelis Remix) Vicetone - Hawt Stuff (Original Mix) Alien Disco Sugar - 2 B Real (Original) Croatia Squad feat. Lika Morgan - Make Your Move (Original Mix) George Michael - Fast Love (Tony Moran Dance Sleaze Remix) Madonna - Holiday (Fare Soldi Remix)
The opening song has been updated to the fantastic Need Your Lovin' by Mathieu Koss, which heavily samples the early 80's one hit wonder Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime by the Korgis. As we claw our way towards the end of the week, I thought I'd go ahead and post the final Pride Classics for 2016. Gay Anthems for a New Generation is quite a bit different from the last four circuit classics sets I just posted in that it focus' on the future while reaching into the past. It's intended to be a bit reflective with a lot of bouncy fun you'd expect from a Pride celebration. This set draws from future house hits of the past few years (What I Did For Love, Go All Night, I Got U, Real Love, Hustlin') to current hits like the fabulously funky Air Miles by Me & My Toothbrush and the disco hit taken from the HBO series Vinyl, Kill the Lights. Of course the big winners here are modern-day bootleg re-edits of Gloria Gaynor's definitive anthem I Will Survive, Diana Ross' proclamative anthem I'm Coming Out to Madonna's everyday celebratory Holiday. Sandwich these with plain ole fun modern twists of Shannon's Let the Music Play, Vicetone's Hawt Stuff (think Donna Summer), 2 B Real (think Cheryl Lynn), Daft Punk's Around the World and George Michael's Fast Love and you got yourself one big-ass Pride throw-down. I've got more that didn't make this year's cut so I thought I'd save them for 2017, which is Party Favorz' 10 year anniversary and likely our last but that's for a later discussion. For now, we don't let the shit-news of the week keep us down. Instead, we get LOUDER and PROUDER making our voices heard! IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE! Happy Pride Everybody! Album : Gay Anthems for a New Generation Genre : Funky House, Disco, House Music Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:18:55 Mathieu Koss - Need Your Lovin' (Original Mix) Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Extended Mix) Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive (Antony Fennel Club Mix) Daft Punk - Around The World (Richard Earnshaw & Mike Scot 2012 Re-Edit) Me & My Toothbrush - Air Miles (Original Mix) Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (Wayne G Throwback Remake) Clean Bandit - Real Love (Extended Mix) Alex Newell (with Jess Glynne & DJ Cassidy feat. Niles Rodgers) - Kill The Lights (Dimitri From Paris Remix) Diana Ross - I'm Coming Out (Integer Bootleg) Dave Aude & Crazibiza feat. Vassy - Hustlin' (Original Mix) Shannon - Let The Music Play (DJ Pantelis Remix) Vicetone - Hawt Stuff (Original Mix) Alien Disco Sugar - 2 B Real (Original) Croatia Squad feat. Lika Morgan - Make Your Move (Original Mix) George Michael - Fast Love (Tony Moran Dance Sleaze Remix) Madonna - Holiday (Fare Soldi Remix)
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The opening song has been updated to the fantastic Need Your Lovin' by Mathieu Koss, which heavily samples the early 80's one hit wonder Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime by the Korgis. As we claw our way towards the end of the week, I thought I'd go ahead and post the final Pride Classics for 2016. Gay Anthems for a New Generation is quite a bit different from the last four circuit classics sets I just posted in that it focus' on the future while reaching into the past. It's intended to be a bit reflective with a lot of bouncy fun you'd expect from a Pride celebration. This set draws from future house hits of the past few years (What I Did For Love, Go All Night, I Got U, Real Love, Hustlin') to current hits like the fabulously funky Air Miles by Me & My Toothbrush and the disco hit taken from the HBO series Vinyl, Kill the Lights. Of course the big winners here are modern-day bootleg re-edits of Gloria Gaynor's definitive anthem I Will Survive, Diana Ross' proclamative anthem I'm Coming Out to Madonna's everyday celebratory Holiday. Sandwich these with plain ole fun modern twists of Shannon's Let the Music Play, Vicetone's Hawt Stuff (think Donna Summer), 2 B Real (think Cheryl Lynn), Daft Punk's Around the World and George Michael's Fast Love and you got yourself one big-ass Pride throw-down. I've got more that didn't make this year's cut so I thought I'd save them for 2017, which is Party Favorz' 10 year anniversary and likely our last but that's for a later discussion. For now, we don't let the shit-news of the week keep us down. Instead, we get LOUDER and PROUDER making our voices heard! IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE! Happy Pride Everybody! Album : Gay Anthems for a New Generation Genre : Funky House, Disco, House Music Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:18:55 Mathieu Koss - Need Your Lovin' (Original Mix) Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Extended Mix) Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive (Antony Fennel Club Mix) Daft Punk - Around The World (Richard Earnshaw & Mike Scot 2012 Re-Edit) Me & My Toothbrush - Air Miles (Original Mix) Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (Wayne G Throwback Remake) Clean Bandit - Real Love (Extended Mix) Alex Newell (with Jess Glynne & DJ Cassidy feat. Niles Rodgers) - Kill The Lights (Dimitri From Paris Remix) Diana Ross - I'm Coming Out (Integer Bootleg) Dave Aude & Crazibiza feat. Vassy - Hustlin' (Original Mix) Shannon - Let The Music Play (DJ Pantelis Remix) Vicetone - Hawt Stuff (Original Mix) Alien Disco Sugar - 2 B Real (Original) Croatia Squad feat. Lika Morgan - Make Your Move (Original Mix) George Michael - Fast Love (Tony Moran Dance Sleaze Remix) Madonna - Holiday (Fare Soldi Remix)
We’re proud to present the new issue from DISCOPOLIS. It’s Twenty Fifteen and it will be your guide to the upcoming year. As you know we’ve been working on a new different taste since our Summer 2013 release so you’ll still have the classic Nu Disco within the first mix but the future Deep House within the second one. THE NU MIX starts with one of the artist of our beloved Duke Dumont’s label Blasé Boys Club, ‘Go Deep’ by Jax Jones, who was featured on Duke’s previous hit ‘I Got U’. We have Bondax’s tropical vibes with ‘All I See’, one of the Nu Disco tracks of the Summer. The 2 Bears (Joe Goddard & Raf Rundell) are about to release their new album and we need to show you how it’s gonna sound so you can find their new fabulous single ‘Not This Time’ here (which has a excellent video too, check it out). It’s important to highlight one of the songs of the past season, ‘Colourblind’ by Les Loups, a classy but catchy track. James Curds brings classic sounds from House and he remixes ‘Whenever’ by Hotlane and presents his new track ‘Say The Words To You’ for those who love late 90s house basslines. Then we’ll go back to 80s with The Young Punx & Louis La Roche and the retouch Mitch Murder made for Kiesza’s ‘Hideaway’. At the end of the mix the sounds get relaxed again with Walter Sobcek x Oxford, the amazing remix Yathzel made for Pekin Duk’s ‘High’, Keljet for Ji Nilsson’s ‘Heartbreakfree’, one of the best tracks of the year and the remixer to watch, Kygo, retouching Ed Sheeran’s ‘I See Fire’. THE FUTURE MIX is for being played very loud with the best Hi-Fi System you have in your house. Chase & Status produced the first track, ‘Your Love’ by Moko and when you hear it you will know the 90s have never died. But this is only the beginning because with the second one we’re going even harder. As we said before, we loooove Blasé Boys Club and its headman Duke Dumont so here you are the banger ‘Won’t Look Back’. If this song is not the first one of the mix it’s only because you couldn’t be ready without warming up. You will find some old friends like Blonde, Kiesza again but this time remixed by Billon, Gorgon City with ‘Unmissable’, The Magician with ‘Sunlight’, MØ remixed by Kant or Le Youth & Javeon’s ‘Feel Your Love’. But if the only thing you want to do is get crazy with the maddest basslines then check ’90’s Baby’ by Redlight, ‘You Got To’ by the legend guys Groove Armada, the remix Grant Nelson made for Sam Smith’s ‘I’m Not The Only One’ or one of the acts who was featured in our first release back in 2009, Treasure Fingers teaming up with Bosco with the smash ‘Names’. Don’t miss up Kulkid, one of the artists to watch this year. He touches Coolio’s ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ and turns it into a golden dancefloor track. But he’s not the only one doing magic with his remixes, Nico & Vinz’s ‘Am I Wrong’ gets revisited by TS7 (with free download from his Soundcloud page) and bring us the best possible finale. THE NU MIX JAX JONES - Go Deep BONDAX - All I See TOMAS BARFOD feat. NINA K - Busy Baby (Oliver Nelson Remix) THE 2 BEARS - Not This Time GOLDEN COAST - Break My Fall (Rainer + Grimm Remix) CHARLI XCX - Boom Clap (Aeroplane Remix) THE SUBS feat. JAY BROWN - Cling To Love (Blende Remix) DANIEL STEINBERG - Let Me Down (Tube & Berger Remix) LES LOUPS feat. CYBIL - Colourblind LUCY PEARL - Don’t Mess With My Man (LeMarquis Remix) FCL - It's You (Mousse T's Discotronic Mix) HOTLANE - Whenever (James Curd Remix) JAMES CURD & LUKE MILLION feat. NAH MAN! - Say The Words To You THE YOUNG PUNX - Supersonic (Louis La Roche Mix) KIESZA - Hideaway (Mitch Murder Remix) LEMAITRE - Wait LANE 8 feat. BIPOLAR SUNSHINE - I Got What You Need (Every Night) WALTER SOBCEK feat. MEREKI - Midnight Crush (Oxford Remix) PEKING DUK - High (Yahtzel Remix) JI NILSSON - Heartbreakfree (Keljet Remix) ED SHEERAN - I See Fire (Kygo Remix)
We’re proud to present the new issue from DISCOPOLIS. It’s Twenty Fifteen and it will be your guide to the upcoming year. As you know we’ve been working on a new different taste since our Summer 2013 release so you’ll still have the classic Nu Disco within the first mix but the future Deep House within the second one. THE NU MIX starts with one of the artist of our beloved Duke Dumont’s label Blasé Boys Club, ‘Go Deep’ by Jax Jones, who was featured on Duke’s previous hit ‘I Got U’. We have Bondax’s tropical vibes with ‘All I See’, one of the Nu Disco tracks of the Summer. The 2 Bears (Joe Goddard & Raf Rundell) are about to release their new album and we need to show you how it’s gonna sound so you can find their new fabulous single ‘Not This Time’ here (which has a excellent video too, check it out). It’s important to highlight one of the songs of the past season, ‘Colourblind’ by Les Loups, a classy but catchy track. James Curds brings classic sounds from House and he remixes ‘Whenever’ by Hotlane and presents his new track ‘Say The Words To You’ for those who love late 90s house basslines. Then we’ll go back to 80s with The Young Punx & Louis La Roche and the retouch Mitch Murder made for Kiesza’s ‘Hideaway’. At the end of the mix the sounds get relaxed again with Walter Sobcek x Oxford, the amazing remix Yathzel made for Pekin Duk’s ‘High’, Keljet for Ji Nilsson’s ‘Heartbreakfree’, one of the best tracks of the year and the remixer to watch, Kygo, retouching Ed Sheeran’s ‘I See Fire’. THE FUTURE MIX is for being played very loud with the best Hi-Fi System you have in your house. Chase & Status produced the first track, ‘Your Love’ by Moko and when you hear it you will know the 90s have never died. But this is only the beginning because with the second one we’re going even harder. As we said before, we loooove Blasé Boys Club and its headman Duke Dumont so here you are the banger ‘Won’t Look Back’. If this song is not the first one of the mix it’s only because you couldn’t be ready without warming up. You will find some old friends like Blonde, Kiesza again but this time remixed by Billon, Gorgon City with ‘Unmissable’, The Magician with ‘Sunlight’, MØ remixed by Kant or Le Youth & Javeon’s ‘Feel Your Love’. But if the only thing you want to do is get crazy with the maddest basslines then check ’90’s Baby’ by Redlight, ‘You Got To’ by the legend guys Groove Armada, the remix Grant Nelson made for Sam Smith’s ‘I’m Not The Only One’ or one of the acts who was featured in our first release back in 2009, Treasure Fingers teaming up with Bosco with the smash ‘Names’. Don’t miss up Kulkid, one of the artists to watch this year. He touches Coolio’s ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ and turns it into a golden dancefloor track. But he’s not the only one doing magic with his remixes, Nico & Vinz’s ‘Am I Wrong’ gets revisited by TS7 (with free download from his Soundcloud page) and bring us the best possible finale. THE FUTURE MIX MOKO - Your Love DUKE DUMONT - Won’t Look Back BLONDE feat. CHARLI TAFT - Higher Ground BANKS - Drowning (Prince Club Vocal Mix) REDLIGHT - 9TS (90s Baby) CAZZETTE feat. THE HIGH - Sleepless (Club Edit) GROOVE ARMADA - You Got To (GA Edit) SAM SMITH - I'm Not the Only One (Grant Nelson Remix) KIESZA - Giant In My Heart (Billon Remix) SHIFT K3Y - I Know (Extended Mix) GORGON CITY feat. ZAK ABEL - Unmissable ANUSHKA - One More Time COOLIO vs KULKID - Gangsta’s Paradise MØ - Walk This Way (Kant Remix) JAMIE WOON - Shoulda (Fabich & Ferdinand Weber Remix) THE MAGICIAN feat. YEARS & YEARS - Sunlight BILLON - Special TREASURE FINGERS & BOSCO - Names REKTCHORDZ & SEAN DeCLASE - Love For Good (Youan Remix) LE YOUTH feat. JAVEON - Feel Your Love NICO & VINZ - Am I Wrong (TS7 Remix)
We’re proud to present the new issue from DISCOPOLIS. It’s Twenty Fifteen and it will be your guide to the upcoming year. As you know we’ve been working on a new different taste since our Summer 2013 release so you’ll still have the classic Nu Disco within the first mix but the future Deep House within the second one. THE NU MIX starts with one of the artist of our beloved Duke Dumont’s label Blasé Boys Club, ‘Go Deep’ by Jax Jones, who was featured on Duke’s previous hit ‘I Got U’. We have Bondax’s tropical vibes with ‘All I See’, one of the Nu Disco tracks of the Summer. The 2 Bears (Joe Goddard & Raf Rundell) are about to release their new album and we need to show you how it’s gonna sound so you can find their new fabulous single ‘Not This Time’ here (which has a excellent video too, check it out). It’s important to highlight one of the songs of the past season, ‘Colourblind’ by Les Loups, a classy but catchy track. James Curds brings classic sounds from House and he remixes ‘Whenever’ by Hotlane and presents his new track ‘Say The Words To You’ for those who love late 90s house basslines. Then we’ll go back to 80s with The Young Punx & Louis La Roche and the retouch Mitch Murder made for Kiesza’s ‘Hideaway’. At the end of the mix the sounds get relaxed again with Walter Sobcek x Oxford, the amazing remix Yathzel made for Pekin Duk’s ‘High’, Keljet for Ji Nilsson’s ‘Heartbreakfree’, one of the best tracks of the year and the remixer to watch, Kygo, retouching Ed Sheeran’s ‘I See Fire’. THE FUTURE MIX is for being played very loud with the best Hi-Fi System you have in your house. Chase & Status produced the first track, ‘Your Love’ by Moko and when you hear it you will know the 90s have never died. But this is only the beginning because with the second one we’re going even harder. As we said before, we loooove Blasé Boys Club and its headman Duke Dumont so here you are the banger ‘Won’t Look Back’. If this song is not the first one of the mix it’s only because you couldn’t be ready without warming up. You will find some old friends like Blonde, Kiesza again but this time remixed by Billon, Gorgon City with ‘Unmissable’, The Magician with ‘Sunlight’, MØ remixed by Kant or Le Youth & Javeon’s ‘Feel Your Love’. But if the only thing you want to do is get crazy with the maddest basslines then check ’90’s Baby’ by Redlight, ‘You Got To’ by the legend guys Groove Armada, the remix Grant Nelson made for Sam Smith’s ‘I’m Not The Only One’ or one of the acts who was featured in our first release back in 2009, Treasure Fingers teaming up with Bosco with the smash ‘Names’. Don’t miss up Kulkid, one of the artists to watch this year. He touches Coolio’s ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ and turns it into a golden dancefloor track. But he’s not the only one doing magic with his remixes, Nico & Vinz’s ‘Am I Wrong’ gets revisited by TS7 (with free download from his Soundcloud page) and bring us the best possible finale. THE NU MIX JAX JONES - Go Deep BONDAX - All I See TOMAS BARFOD feat. NINA K - Busy Baby (Oliver Nelson Remix) THE 2 BEARS - Not This Time GOLDEN COAST - Break My Fall (Rainer + Grimm Remix) CHARLI XCX - Boom Clap (Aeroplane Remix) THE SUBS feat. JAY BROWN - Cling To Love (Blende Remix) DANIEL STEINBERG - Let Me Down (Tube & Berger Remix) LES LOUPS feat. CYBIL - Colourblind LUCY PEARL - Don’t Mess With My Man (LeMarquis Remix) FCL - It's You (Mousse T's Discotronic Mix) HOTLANE - Whenever (James Curd Remix) JAMES CURD & LUKE MILLION feat. NAH MAN! - Say The Words To You THE YOUNG PUNX - Supersonic (Louis La Roche Mix) KIESZA - Hideaway (Mitch Murder Remix) LEMAITRE - Wait LANE 8 feat. BIPOLAR SUNSHINE - I Got What You Need (Every Night) WALTER SOBCEK feat. MEREKI - Midnight Crush (Oxford Remix) PEKING DUK - High (Yahtzel Remix) JI NILSSON - Heartbreakfree (Keljet Remix) ED SHEERAN - I See Fire (Kygo Remix)
We’re proud to present the new issue from DISCOPOLIS. It’s Twenty Fifteen and it will be your guide to the upcoming year. As you know we’ve been working on a new different taste since our Summer 2013 release so you’ll still have the classic Nu Disco within the first mix but the future Deep House within the second one. THE NU MIX starts with one of the artist of our beloved Duke Dumont’s label Blasé Boys Club, ‘Go Deep’ by Jax Jones, who was featured on Duke’s previous hit ‘I Got U’. We have Bondax’s tropical vibes with ‘All I See’, one of the Nu Disco tracks of the Summer. The 2 Bears (Joe Goddard & Raf Rundell) are about to release their new album and we need to show you how it’s gonna sound so you can find their new fabulous single ‘Not This Time’ here (which has a excellent video too, check it out). It’s important to highlight one of the songs of the past season, ‘Colourblind’ by Les Loups, a classy but catchy track. James Curds brings classic sounds from House and he remixes ‘Whenever’ by Hotlane and presents his new track ‘Say The Words To You’ for those who love late 90s house basslines. Then we’ll go back to 80s with The Young Punx & Louis La Roche and the retouch Mitch Murder made for Kiesza’s ‘Hideaway’. At the end of the mix the sounds get relaxed again with Walter Sobcek x Oxford, the amazing remix Yathzel made for Pekin Duk’s ‘High’, Keljet for Ji Nilsson’s ‘Heartbreakfree’, one of the best tracks of the year and the remixer to watch, Kygo, retouching Ed Sheeran’s ‘I See Fire’. THE FUTURE MIX is for being played very loud with the best Hi-Fi System you have in your house. Chase & Status produced the first track, ‘Your Love’ by Moko and when you hear it you will know the 90s have never died. But this is only the beginning because with the second one we’re going even harder. As we said before, we loooove Blasé Boys Club and its headman Duke Dumont so here you are the banger ‘Won’t Look Back’. If this song is not the first one of the mix it’s only because you couldn’t be ready without warming up. You will find some old friends like Blonde, Kiesza again but this time remixed by Billon, Gorgon City with ‘Unmissable’, The Magician with ‘Sunlight’, MØ remixed by Kant or Le Youth & Javeon’s ‘Feel Your Love’. But if the only thing you want to do is get crazy with the maddest basslines then check ’90’s Baby’ by Redlight, ‘You Got To’ by the legend guys Groove Armada, the remix Grant Nelson made for Sam Smith’s ‘I’m Not The Only One’ or one of the acts who was featured in our first release back in 2009, Treasure Fingers teaming up with Bosco with the smash ‘Names’. Don’t miss up Kulkid, one of the artists to watch this year. He touches Coolio’s ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ and turns it into a golden dancefloor track. But he’s not the only one doing magic with his remixes, Nico & Vinz’s ‘Am I Wrong’ gets revisited by TS7 (with free download from his Soundcloud page) and bring us the best possible finale. THE FUTURE MIX MOKO - Your Love DUKE DUMONT - Won’t Look Back BLONDE feat. CHARLI TAFT - Higher Ground BANKS - Drowning (Prince Club Vocal Mix) REDLIGHT - 9TS (90s Baby) CAZZETTE feat. THE HIGH - Sleepless (Club Edit) GROOVE ARMADA - You Got To (GA Edit) SAM SMITH - I'm Not the Only One (Grant Nelson Remix) KIESZA - Giant In My Heart (Billon Remix) SHIFT K3Y - I Know (Extended Mix) GORGON CITY feat. ZAK ABEL - Unmissable ANUSHKA - One More Time COOLIO vs KULKID - Gangsta’s Paradise MØ - Walk This Way (Kant Remix) JAMIE WOON - Shoulda (Fabich & Ferdinand Weber Remix) THE MAGICIAN feat. YEARS & YEARS - Sunlight BILLON - Special TREASURE FINGERS & BOSCO - Names REKTCHORDZ & SEAN DeCLASE - Love For Good (Youan Remix) LE YOUTH feat. JAVEON - Feel Your Love NICO & VINZ - Am I Wrong (TS7 Remix)
Alright summer is here! That means lots of time outside, in the pool, and by the grill which obviously necessitates all kinds of new music. Today I have for you a sampling of different directions to go when you start thinking about what kind of summer music mix you are looking to go for. This is really one of my favorite types of podcasts. I've got the newest sounds I'm jamming combined with classics from my past. I actually had to order two physical compact discs because I couldn't find the albums digitally!! For me, last summer was all about the amazing albums from Quantic and Jungle mixed in with some afro funk and high life. Something tells me I am going to be doing some recycling of those but there are many solid additions to get into.As I write this I am remembering that I completely forgot to put a track from Clean Bandit on the mix. My bad!! Here's the track I was gonna use. "Come Over" Without it, the mix is missing that taste of dancehall, which is a summer must. They were amazing at Coachella. Watching them from the shade of the palm trees while they owned the mid day main stage is the definition of an ideal Coachella moment. I'll make it up to them on a podcast soon but you should check out their album New Eyes. Classically trained band playing their version of house music. So good. Links referenced in the podcast:Awesome unofficial Kaytranada videoThomas Mapfumo on Afropop Worldwide #1Thomas Mapfumo on Afropop Worldwide #2As a side note, I really try to keep all comments on the podcast positive but I must share my complete disdain for Adobe Audition's recording. I switched over from Audacity around podcast 30 or so because the sound processing tools were a little better. While I may still use it for post processing, never again will I trust it for recording the voice over. This is the second time that upon closing, Audition not only deleted all the temp files but also the sound files I had saved, multiple times. Searching around on the internet, I found I am not the only person to run into this serious issue. And even worse, this is the second time it's happened to me. Shame on me. Luckily, this time I had already exported a draft so I didn't have to rerecord the whole podcast but it means I didn't get to go back and balance all the levels just right, fix some plosives, etc... Anyway, if I hadn't said anything you probably wouldn't have noticed but I don't want any of y'all to run into this same problem. Use something else for recording. Now let's pump the positivity and get the jams goin!!Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists,Aaronaaron@activelistenerpodcast.com Tracklist (these are links to buy the songs)1.Mabasa (Work) by Thomas Mapfumo on Mabasa2.Dancing On Quicksand by Bad Suns on Language & Perspective3.The Boys of Summer by The Ataris on So Long, Astoria4.Too Drunk to F*** by Nouvelle Vague on Nouvelle Vague5.Let It Carry You by José González on Vestiges & Claws6.Far Nearer by Jamie xx on Far Nearer / Beat For - EP7.Helios ft. Wayne Snow by Darius on Helios EP8.Set Adrift on Memory Bliss by P.M. Dawn on Of the Heart, Of the Soul and of the Cross: The Utopian Experience9.Leave Me Alone ft. Shay Lia by KAYTRANADA on Leave Me Alone10.Forever by Majid Jordan on A Place Like This11.I Got U ft. Jax Jones by Duke Dumont on EP112.Brazilian D&B ft. Joao Sobral by Drumagick on Brazilian D&B
Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258c122351 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258c122351 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258c122351"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258c122351"); } As we delve into the final installment of the Top Dance Songs of 2014, we showcase an extraordinary year that underscored the dominance of house music. The fourth volume of the Top Dance Songs of 2014 highlights some of the most memorable house music tracks that captured our hearts and moved our feet. The summer was set alight with Klingande's feel-good anthem 'Jubel', while Duke Dumont took us on a nostalgic trip back to the 90s with 'I Got U'. 2014 was undeniably a stellar year for house music, and the tracks featured in our list are proof of this remarkable trend. From the rise to prominence of Disclosure, who gifted us with hits such as 'F For You' and 'Latch', to the impressive debut of Canada's Kieza with 'Hideaway', the Top Dance Songs of 2014 underscored the resurgence of house music and its sub-genres - deep house, nu-disco, and indie dance - into the mainstream consciousness. After more than a decade, house music has reclaimed its spot at the top, echoing what house-heads have always known: House music reigns supreme! As we approach the end of the year, Party Favorz continues its mission to get everyone on their feet, celebrating with the best dance tracks of the year. Until next year...ENJOY! Album : Time Capsule 2K14 | The Year's Best House MusicGenre : House, Deep House, NuDiscoYear : 2014Total Time : 02:20:04 1. Klingande - Jubel (Nora En Pure Remix) 2. Wankelmut & Emma Louise - My Head Is A Jungle (MK Remix) 3. Shadow Child & Doorly - Piano Weapon (Instrumental) 4. Patrick Topping - Forget (Original Mix) 5. Dave Aude & Crazibiza feat. Vassy - Hustlin' (Slideback vs. Dave Aude Vocal Remix) 6. Ruffneck feat. Yavahn - Everybody Be Somebody (Lucas & Steve Remix) 7. Disclosure feat. Sam Smith - Latch (Oliver Heldens Remix) 8. Sia - Chandelier (Cutmore Club Remix) 9. Kiesza - Hideaway (Extended Mix) 10. Daniel Steinberg - Let Me Down (Tube & Berger Remix) 11. Mr. Probz - Waves (Robin Schulz Remix) 12. Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne - Rather Be (Extended Mix) 13. Disclosure feat. Mary J Blige - F For You (Club Mix) 14. The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (Extended mix) 15. Lana Del Rey - West Coast (MK Remix) 16. SecondCity - I Wanna Feel (Club Mix) 17. Duke Dumont - Won't Look Back (Jax Jones Remix) 18. Basement Jaxx - Never Say Never (Extended Mix) 19. Dirty Vegas - Setting Sun (Nora en Pure Remix) 20. Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Extended Mix) 21. Dusky - Yoohoo (Original) 22. Red Carpet - Alright 2014 (Lucas & Steve Nothing But Funk Remix) 23. Oliver $ & Jimi Jules - Pushing On 24. Sigma feat.
We have finally arrived at the fourth and final volume of the 2014 Time Capsule and this one is a whopper! This final set focuses on the year's best house music. From this summer's massive feel-good Jubel by Klingande to Duke Dumont's back to the 90s I Got U, this has been a very good year for house music. From the meteoric rise of Disclosure (F For You, Latch) to the impressive debut by Canada's Kieza (Hideaway), house music and all of its sub-genres (deep house, nu disco, indie dance) have exploded into our mainstream conscious for the first time in well over a decade. Frankly, it's about time folks come around to what we house-heads have known all along; HOUSE MUSIC RULES! We are starting to close in on the year, but I can assure you Party Favorz ain't taking no vaca just yet. HELL NO I won't GO until I get everybody up on their feet and shaking their ass into the new year. Have I got some more tricks up my sleeves? You betcha. Stay Tuned and as always …ENJOY! Album : Time Capsule 2K14 | The Year's Best House Music Genre : House, Deep House, NuDisco Year : 2014 Total Time : 02:20:04 1. Klingande - Jubel (Nora En Pure Remix) 2. Wankelmut & Emma Louise - My Head Is A Jungle (MK Remix) 3. Shadow Child & Doorly - Piano Weapon (Instrumental) 4. Patrick Topping - Forget (Original Mix) 5. Dave Aude & Crazibiza feat. Vassy - Hustlin' (Slideback vs. Dave Aude Vocal Remix) 6. Ruffneck feat. Yavahn - Everybody Be Somebody (Lucas & Steve Remix) 7. Disclosure feat. Sam Smith - Latch (Oliver Heldens Remix) 8. Sia - Chandelier (Cutmore Club Remix) 9. Kiesza - Hideaway (Extended Mix) 10. Daniel Steinberg - Let Me Down (Tube & Berger Remix) 11. Mr. Probz - Waves (Robin Schulz Remix) 12. Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne - Rather Be (Extended Mix) 13. Disclosure feat. Mary J Blige - F For You (Club Mix) 14. The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (Extended mix) 15. Lana Del Rey - West Coast (MK Remix) 16. SecondCity - I Wanna Feel (Club Mix) 17. Duke Dumont - Won't Look Back (Jax Jones Remix) 18. Basement Jaxx - Never Say Never (Extended Mix) 19. Dirty Vegas - Setting Sun (Nora en Pure Remix) 20. Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Extended Mix) 21. Dusky - Yoohoo (Original) 22. Red Carpet - Alright 2014 (Lucas & Steve Nothing But Funk Remix) 23. Oliver $ & Jimi Jules - Pushing On 24. Sigma feat. Paloma Faith - Changing (Zoo Station Club Edit) 25. Sam Smith - Stay With Me (eSQUIRE Deep House Bootleg Remix) 26. Clean Bandit - Real Love (Extended Mix) 27. Gorgon City feat. Laura Welsh - Here For You (Extended Mix) 28. Lilly Wood & The Prick - Prayer In C (Robin Schulz Bootleg) 29. Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (Original Mix)
We have finally arrived at the fourth and final volume of the 2014 Time Capsule and this one is a whopper! This final set focuses on the year's best house music. From this summer's massive feel-good Jubel by Klingande to Duke Dumont's back to the 90s I Got U, this has been a very good year for house music. From the meteoric rise of Disclosure (F For You, Latch) to the impressive debut by Canada's Kieza (Hideaway), house music and all of its sub-genres (deep house, nu disco, indie dance) have exploded into our mainstream conscious for the first time in well over a decade. Frankly, it's about time folks come around to what we house-heads have known all along; HOUSE MUSIC RULES! We are starting to close in on the year, but I can assure you Party Favorz ain't taking no vaca just yet. HELL NO I won't GO until I get everybody up on their feet and shaking their ass into the new year. Have I got some more tricks up my sleeves? You betcha. Stay Tuned and as always …ENJOY! Album : Time Capsule 2K14 | The Year's Best House Music Genre : House, Deep House, NuDisco Year : 2014 Total Time : 02:20:04 1. Klingande - Jubel (Nora En Pure Remix) 2. Wankelmut & Emma Louise - My Head Is A Jungle (MK Remix) 3. Shadow Child & Doorly - Piano Weapon (Instrumental) 4. Patrick Topping - Forget (Original Mix) 5. Dave Aude & Crazibiza feat. Vassy - Hustlin' (Slideback vs. Dave Aude Vocal Remix) 6. Ruffneck feat. Yavahn - Everybody Be Somebody (Lucas & Steve Remix) 7. Disclosure feat. Sam Smith - Latch (Oliver Heldens Remix) 8. Sia - Chandelier (Cutmore Club Remix) 9. Kiesza - Hideaway (Extended Mix) 10. Daniel Steinberg - Let Me Down (Tube & Berger Remix) 11. Mr. Probz - Waves (Robin Schulz Remix) 12. Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne - Rather Be (Extended Mix) 13. Disclosure feat. Mary J Blige - F For You (Club Mix) 14. The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (Extended mix) 15. Lana Del Rey - West Coast (MK Remix) 16. SecondCity - I Wanna Feel (Club Mix) 17. Duke Dumont - Won't Look Back (Jax Jones Remix) 18. Basement Jaxx - Never Say Never (Extended Mix) 19. Dirty Vegas - Setting Sun (Nora en Pure Remix) 20. Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson - Go All Night (Extended Mix) 21. Dusky - Yoohoo (Original) 22. Red Carpet - Alright 2014 (Lucas & Steve Nothing But Funk Remix) 23. Oliver $ & Jimi Jules - Pushing On 24. Sigma feat. Paloma Faith - Changing (Zoo Station Club Edit) 25. Sam Smith - Stay With Me (eSQUIRE Deep House Bootleg Remix) 26. Clean Bandit - Real Love (Extended Mix) 27. Gorgon City feat. Laura Welsh - Here For You (Extended Mix) 28. Lilly Wood & The Prick - Prayer In C (Robin Schulz Bootleg) 29. Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (Original Mix)
Probably the single most important aspect of EDM in 2014 is the DJ. In general, DJs are more than what their title implies. They are also, producers and artists in their own right. While many get their satisfaction by spinning in local clubs, a good many more regenerate and/or reinvigorate other musicians music by adding their own stamp on the original production. Thank the EDM gods for bootlegs because, without them, the whole scene would be one giant cookie cutter factory and frankly, I wouldn't be wasting my breath here and now. Then there are the actual EDM masters who not only re-work others music but produce their own original dance works and embark on these massive tours that resemble a rock concert complete with pyrotechnics and imagery that rivals even Madonna's tour spectacles. While most manage to etch out a decent living, it's these masters at their craft that have gone on to become mega-million generating entities in and of themselves. Tiesto (which these days is all about branding and ghost producers), Angello + Ingrosso (formerly Swedish House Mafia less one), Avicii, Calvin Harris and even a douche like Deadmau5 (whose gimmicky glowing mouse-head is still a money-factory) are part of a growing elite whose influence in the industry has the almighty major labels courting them. In some instances, the major labels have sought out young promising talent and turned them into superstars. Zedd is a perfect example of this. Busting out strong in 2013, he continued his influence this year with his signature sound that even he is trying to break away from. Based on some early tweets, look for something fresh and new from him in 2015. I for one am looking forward to seeing what he has up his sleeves. Newcomer Martin Garrix exploded this year with his EDM blockbuster Animals. Duke Dumont lead the 90s house music revival with I Got U. The Chainsmokers exploded with #Selfie and are now the in-demand producers for a lot of commercial artists not to mention producing their own originals like Kanye (another hit from the year). Then you've got Norwegian producer Cosmic Dawn whose sanitized EDM-pop remixes appeal to a broader audience. There's no doubt this guy (much like Calvin Harris) manufactures ear-candy for the masses and have carved out their own niche of this ever-growing pie. Despite a recent critique of mine about a song Bjorn (CD) remixed, it was really aimed more at the actual song by a self-entitled princess than it was at him. He weighed in and defended his choice but did it with class. I just want to reciprocate by saying I have nothing but respect for him and his work and look forward to hearing more from him in 2015. Last year's DJ Laszlo and Danny Verde came charging into 2014, but by the second half, their output has been considerably more restrained. I can only assume their mass popularity has them busy hopping around the globe limiting their time for new productions. No sweat there, I'm certain they know where the money's at and what pays the bills LOL. Still, I look forward to some new tunes from them this coming year as well. I've also been pouring over my list of DJs to look out for in 2015 and this year I'm gonna prop up Guy Scheiman. Guy has already landed three of the top Billboard mixes this year and is likely on to bigger and better things this next year. Straddling the line between Circuit House and a more progressive EDM tone, he's managed to revive (whether intentional or not) the classic Stock Aitken Waterman sound from the 80s by infusing it with today's modern tribal-electric soundscape and introducing it to a whole new audience. His mix of Azealea Banks Chasing Time is masterful and simply mind-blowing. He is crafting a sound that draws from today's scene while staking out his own territory. Expect more copycats in 3, 2, 1 … I'd be remiss if I didn't give notice to one of the most influential and talented DJ/producers who have established a rema...
Probably the single most important aspect of EDM in 2014 is the DJ. In general, DJs are more than what their title implies. They are also, producers and artists in their own right. While many get their satisfaction by spinning in local clubs, a good many more regenerate and/or reinvigorate other musicians music by adding their own stamp on the original production. Thank the EDM gods for bootlegs because, without them, the whole scene would be one giant cookie cutter factory and frankly, I wouldn't be wasting my breath here and now. Then there are the actual EDM masters who not only re-work others music but produce their own original dance works and embark on these massive tours that resemble a rock concert complete with pyrotechnics and imagery that rivals even Madonna's tour spectacles. While most manage to etch out a decent living, it's these masters at their craft that have gone on to become mega-million generating entities in and of themselves. Tiesto (which these days is all about branding and ghost producers), Angello + Ingrosso (formerly Swedish House Mafia less one), Avicii, Calvin Harris and even a douche like Deadmau5 (whose gimmicky glowing mouse-head is still a money-factory) are part of a growing elite whose influence in the industry has the almighty major labels courting them. In some instances, the major labels have sought out young promising talent and turned them into superstars. Zedd is a perfect example of this. Busting out strong in 2013, he continued his influence this year with his signature sound that even he is trying to break away from. Based on some early tweets, look for something fresh and new from him in 2015. I for one am looking forward to seeing what he has up his sleeves. Newcomer Martin Garrix exploded this year with his EDM blockbuster Animals. Duke Dumont lead the 90s house music revival with I Got U. The Chainsmokers exploded with #Selfie and are now the in-demand producers for a lot of commercial artists not to mention producing their own originals like Kanye (another hit from the year). Then you've got Norwegian producer Cosmic Dawn whose sanitized EDM-pop remixes appeal to a broader audience. There's no doubt this guy (much like Calvin Harris) manufactures ear-candy for the masses and have carved out their own niche of this ever-growing pie. Despite a recent critique of mine about a song Bjorn (CD) remixed, it was really aimed more at the actual song by a self-entitled princess than it was at him. He weighed in and defended his choice but did it with class. I just want to reciprocate by saying I have nothing but respect for him and his work and look forward to hearing more from him in 2015. Last year's DJ Laszlo and Danny Verde came charging into 2014, but by the second half, their output has been considerably more restrained. I can only assume their mass popularity has them busy hopping around the globe limiting their time for new productions. No sweat there, I'm certain they know where the money's at and what pays the bills LOL. Still, I look forward to some new tunes from them this coming year as well. I've also been pouring over my list of DJs to look out for in 2015 and this year I'm gonna prop up Guy Scheiman. Guy has already landed three of the top Billboard mixes this year and is likely on to bigger and better things this next year. Straddling the line between Circuit House and a more progressive EDM tone, he's managed to revive (whether intentional or not) the classic Stock Aitken Waterman sound from the 80s by infusing it with today's modern tribal-electric soundscape and introducing it to a whole new audience. His mix of Azealea Banks Chasing Time is masterful and simply mind-blowing. He is crafting a sound that draws from today's scene while staking out his own territory. Expect more copycats in 3, 2, 1 … I'd be remiss if I didn't give notice to one of the most influential and talented DJ/producers who have established a rema...
Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258c12305c = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258c12305c = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258c12305c"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258c12305c"); } The Top Dance Songs for 2014 owes its vibrancy to versatile DJs who redefined original productions with their unique touch.The pivotal role of the DJ in 2014's EDM landscape cannot be understated. These DJs are more than just spinners of records; they're producers, artists, and influencers in their own right. Foremost among them are EDM stalwarts like Tiesto, Angello + Ingrosso, Avicii, Calvin Harris, and Deadmau5, whose concert spectacles have turned them into multi-million-dollar entities. Newcomers like Martin Garrix with 'Animals' and Duke Dumont with 'I Got U' also made a strong impact, contributing to the Top Dance Songs for 2014. Major labels propelled young talents like Zedd into the limelight, while producers like Cosmic Dawn and The Chainsmokers became sought after for their commercial appeal. Despite the growing popularity leading to a decrease in output for artists like DJ Laszlo and Danny Verde, their contribution to the Top Dance Songs for 2014 cannot be overlooked. On the radar for 2015 is Guy Scheiman, whose unique fusion of Circuit Tribal House and progressive EDM has been turning heads. Equally influential is Barry Harris, one-half of Thunderpuss, who has revitalized the circuit-house scene with his innovative approach. As we look back at the Top Dance Songs for 2014, we must also anticipate the rising trends. House music, for instance, has seen a resurgence, which will be showcased in our upcoming volume dedicated to the biggest house tunes of the year. Stay tuned, follow the beat, and remember to always...ENJOY! Album : Time Capsule 2K14 | Volume 3Genre : EDM, Electro, CommercialYear : 2014Total Time : 01:27:07 1. Basement Jaxx - Never Say Never (Tiesto & Moti Remix) 2. Bastille - Pompeii (Audien Remix) 3. Secondcity - I Wanna Feel (Patrick Hagenaar Colour Code Club Mix) 4. Shakira feat. Rihanna - Can't Remember To Forget You (Fedde Le Grand Remix) 5. Jennifer Lopez feat. Iggy Azalea & Pitbull - Booty (Guy Scheiman Club Mix) 6. Nicki Minaj - Anaconda (Dirty Pop Deconstruction) 7. Charli XCX - Boom Clap (Cahill Extended Mix) 8. Jennifer Lopez - First Love (Goldhouse Club Remix) 9. Maroon 5 - Maps (Papercha$er Remix) 10. Tiesto feat. Matthew Koma - Wasted (Tiesto Remix) 11. Jessie J with Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj - Bang Bang (Disco Suckz Remix) 12. Nicky Romero & Anouk - Feet On The Ground (Original Mix) 13. John Newman - Love Me Again (Vice Remix) 14. Tove Lo - Habits (The Chainsmokers Extended Remix) 15. Rita Ora - I Will Never Let You Down (R3hab Remix) 16. Katy Perry - This Is How We Do (Steven Redant Vocal Mix) 17. Beyoncé - XO (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix) 18.
Happy Friday everybody! The temp starts off warm with the Sam Smith slow-cooker “Stay With Me,” but quickly builds from there. Duke Dumont's “I Got U” get's yet another remix treatment by none other than MK, who's been doing his thing in house music since 1993. While not as well-known or famous as some of his 90's cohorts, he's most famous for his remix of the Nightcrawlers “Push the Feeling On.” He has subsequently produced tracks for Pitbull and Will Smith. Wise D & Kobe pluck the late 80's acid house classic "Sexpress" and give it an upbeat house treatment, while Block & Crown take the disco classic by Odyssey “Native New Yorker” (a personal all-time favorite) titled "New York City Girls" and stamped out a fierce filtered-disco thump, maintaining the soul of the original while dumping most of the lyrics, save the chorus. Tommy Trash updates the early millennial number one “Don't Call Me Baby” by Madison Avenue with a fresh vibe that breathes new life into this classic. Mark Knight takes on Kylie's “Can't Get You Out of My Head” with a really deep and dark groove on “Your Love.” We also see the return of Miss Patti Brooks (of TGIF fame) on “I Like the Way You Move,” a powerful house-stomper like you've never heard from her before. That song also features backing vocals by former Supreme Scherrie Payne with Joyce Vincent-Wilson and Pamela Vincent of Tony Orlando and Dawn fame from the early 70s. As promised, I dropped the Party Favorz edited version of Frankie Knuckles' final mix for Michael Jackson's “Love Never Felt So Good,” then begin to lower the temp once more with Nile Rodgers' “Do What You Wanna Do” and the major deep house hit “Waves” by Mr. Probz. I'd say that song along with “I Got U” will end up being two of the biggest house numbers of the year. You can expect the final two sets of Epic Circuit Anthems to drop this coming week. After that, I have no clue what's in the bag BUT you know it's gonna be good so make sure to follow this site for continued updates throughout the summer. That's pretty much all she wrote for now. Hope everyone has a fantastic weekend. Until the next time …ENJOY! Album : Beach House 2K14 v2 Genre : Disco, House Year : 2014 Total Time : 01:25:59 1. Sam Smith - Stay With Me (Soul Clap Balearic Remix) 2. Micky More & Andy Tee - Philly Sensation (Original Mix) 3. Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (MK Remix) 4. Doug Willis & Joey Negro - Doug Ya Wanna Boogie (Original Mix) 5. Wise D & Kobe - Sexpress (Original Mix) 6. Nick Fiorucci - Beggin (Original) 7. DJ Mes - Debbie Does Disco (Drummers Beat Mix) 8. Block & Crown - New York City Girls (Original Mix) 9. Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby (Tommie Sunshine & Disco Fries Remix) 10. Daniel Steinberg - Let Me Down (Tube & Berger Remix) 11. Mark Knight - Your Love (Original Club Mix) 12. ATFC feat. Mone - Come Together (Original Mix) 13. Patti Brooks - I Like The Way You Move (Vocal) 14. Michael Jackson & Justin Timberlake - Love Never Felt So Good (Frankie Knuckles Extended) 15. Nile Rodgers - Do What You Wanna Do (IMS Anthem) (Rob da Bank Remix) 16. Mr. Probz - Waves (Robin Schulz Remix)
Play Pause DownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258c13f997 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258c13f997 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258c13f997"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258c13f997"); } Happy Friday everybody! The temp starts off warm with the Sam Smith slow-cooker “Stay With Me,” but quickly builds from there. Duke Dumont's “I Got U” get's yet another remix treatment by none other than MK, who's been doing his thing in house music since 1993. While not as well-known or famous as some of his 90's cohorts, he's most famous for his remix of the Nightcrawlers “Push the Feeling On.” He has subsequently produced tracks for Pitbull and Will Smith. Wise D & Kobe pluck the late 80's acid house classic "Sexpress" and give it an upbeat house treatment, while Block & Crown take the disco classic by Odyssey “Native New Yorker” (a personal all-time favorite) titled "New York City Girls" and stamped out a fierce filtered-disco thump, maintaining the soul of the original while dumping most of the lyrics, save the chorus. Tommy Trash updates the early millennial number one “Don't Call Me Baby” by Madison Avenue with a fresh vibe that breathes new life into this classic. Mark Knight takes on Kylie's “Can't Get You Out of My Head” with a really deep and dark groove on “Your Love.” We also see the return of Miss Patti Brooks (of TGIF fame) on “I Like the Way You Move,” a powerful house-stomper like you've never heard from her before. That song also features backing vocals by former Supreme Scherrie Payne with Joyce Vincent-Wilson and Pamela Vincent of Tony Orlando and Dawn fame from the early 70s. As promised, I dropped the Party Favorz edited version of Frankie Knuckles' final mix for Michael Jackson's “Love Never Felt So Good,” then begin to lower the temp once more with Nile Rodgers' “Do What You Wanna Do” and the major deep house hit “Waves” by Mr. Probz. I'd say that song along with “I Got U” will end up being two of the biggest house numbers of the year. You can expect the final two sets of Epic Circuit Anthems to drop this coming week. After that, I have no clue what's in the bag BUT you know it's gonna be good so make sure to follow this site for continued updates throughout the summer. That's pretty much all she wrote for now. Hope everyone has a fantastic weekend. Until the next time …ENJOY! Album : Beach House 2K14 v2Genre : Disco, HouseYear : 2014Total Time : 01:25:59 1. Sam Smith - Stay With Me (Soul Clap Balearic Remix) 2. Micky More & Andy Tee - Philly Sensation (Original Mix) 3. Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones - I Got U (MK Remix) 4. Doug Willis & Joey Negro - Doug Ya Wanna Boogie (Original Mix) 5. Wise D & Kobe - Sexpress (Original Mix) 6. Nick Fiorucci - Beggin (Original) 7. DJ Mes - Debbie Does Disco (Drummers Beat Mix) 8. Block & Crown - New York City Girls (Original Mix) 9. Madison Avenue - Don't Call Me Baby (Tommie Sunshine & Disco Fries Remix...
Summer is finally here! Pride season is always an exciting time of year to me, but this year I've been feeling an especially strong amount of emotion. I just turned 38 this month, and I think the combination of being firmly in my late-30's now and having just finished riding my 7th AIDS/LifeCycle has got me thinking deeply about a lot of things. I was (as many were) recently moved by the powerful message that the world got from watching HBO's "The Normal Heart." And then again watching HBO's "The Case Against 8" this week, on the eve of the marriage of Jeff Zarrillo and Paul Katami. I feel tremendous change in my approach towards interpersonal relationships right now as well — with an eye out towards both friendships and romantic love... with changing priorities in my life's work. Maybe it's just Mercury in retrograde, but right now I'm just feeling very deeply. I express a lot of that through music. Music is the motivation that keeps me going. Music is the crutch that supports me through long days. Music is the outlet that allows me to vent and to be creative. So with this podcast, I want to celebrate the beauty that exists in loving each other… in finding love in all of its strange forms and remembering what it means to love one another. "Without music, life would be a mistake." ― Nietzsche My Upcoming DJ Schedule: June 27th: Mischief, Re-bar, Seattle Pride June 28th: Wedding Celebration of Paul Katami & Jeff Zarrillo, Beverly Hills June 29th: Daydream, The Dream Downtown, New York City Pride July 18th: Stripper Circus, Share nightclub, Las Vegas July 25th: Grunt, The Eagle, Silverlake July 26th: Plastic Fantastic, Eleven nightclub, West Hollywood August 3rd: Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood August 16th: Plastic Fantastic, Eleven nightclub, West Hollywood October 19th: Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood October 24th: Halloween event TBA October 25th: Halloween event TBA The Tracklist: "Find You" (acapella), Zedd feat. Matthew Koma and Miriam Bryant "Pride (A Deeper Love)" (Mirror Ball Remix), Aretha Franklin "Really Don't Care" (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Club Mix), Demi Lovato "I Will Never Let You Down" (DJ Escape & Tony Coluccio Remix), Rita Ora "Pretty Hurts" (Tom Stephan Mix), Beyoncé "Sissy That Walk" (Gustavo Scorpio Private Mix), RuPaul "Do What You Wanna Do (IMS Anthem)" (Chocolate Puma Remix), Nile Rodgers "Miami 82" (Alex Acosta Big Room Remix), Syn Cole "SING" (Syn Cole Remix), Ed Sheeran "Dare (La La La)" (Chuckie Remix), Shakira "Chandelier" (Hector Fonseca Remix), Sia "Here For You" (Bingo Players Remix), Gorgon City "Hideaway" (Dzeko & Torres Remix), Kiesza "Let's Find Jack a Last Love Song" (DJ Blacklow Edit), Dave Aude x ZZ Ward vs. Zedd vs. Breach "Do It Again" (Zoo Station Remix), Robyn vs. "Do It Again," Razor 'N Guido "This Joy" (Razor n' Guido Radio Mix), Vernessa Mitchell "Jealous" (Jump Smokers Club Mix), Chromeo "Story Of My Life" (Wayne G WPPS Anthem Mix), One Direction "Problem" (The 3rd Impact New Classic Club Mix), Ariana Grande (feat. Iggy Azalea) "A Sky Full Of Stars" (Osen Remix), Coldplay "Flashback, I Got U" (Discosid Mashup), Calvin Harris vs. Duke Dumont "Am I Voices" (Johnny Mac Mash), Nico & Vinz vs. Otto Knows "I Choose You" (DJ Blacklow Club Remix), Sara Bareilles "Stay With Me," Sam Smith feat. Mary J Blige Twitter and Instagram: @DJBlacklow | www.facebook.com/DJBlacklow | Bookings: blacklow1@yahoo.com | www.soundcloud.com/djblacklow
George Ezra bleibt weiterhin auf der 1. Die 3 Neueinsteiger der Woche: Calvin Harris mit „Summer“, Pharrell Williams mit „Marilyn Monroe“ und „I Got U“ von Duke Dumont!
This weeks Guest Mix comes from Ibiza resident Se7en (Ibiza) and is packed with some of the tracks your likely to hear him play out in Ibiza this summer. Since moving to Ibiza 4 years ago he has well and truly left his mark on the island. He was a UK finalist in the Movida Corona international dj contest and was awarded 'Best Newcomer' by the Ibiza Clubbing Guide in 2013. In his 4 years of DJing in Ibiza he's held residencies at Play2 (Sundays) and V Club (Fridays) along with Craig Dalzell with their very own night 'Ibiza is...'. 2014 sees Se7en returning back to the white isle for his Friday nights at V Club throughout the season, where you can catch a guest appearance from ourselves on Friday 13th June. To hear more, like his Facebook page, or head over to his soundcloud page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Seven-Ibiza/176753585730117 https://soundcloud.com/seven-ibiza Track List 1. When Radio Was Boss / SoulPhiction 2. Evil Tram (Original Mix) / Catz 'n Dogz, Eats Eveything 3. Can't Get Enough (Viktor Drzewiecki & J.Gem Remix) / Soulsearcher 4. If U Got It (Mark Knight Remix) / Chris Malinchak 5. Bass & The Beats (Original Mix) / KANT 6. Feels So Right (Friend Within Remix) / Solution 7. Hideaway (Gorgon City Remix) / Kiesza 8. I Got U (feat. Jax Jones) [MK Remix] / Duke Dumont 9. Take Me Higher (2014 House Mix) / Mischa Daniels 10. Hi Babe (Original Mix) / Reference Sound 11. Robots (Weiss Remix) / Green Velvet, Riva Starr 12. The Base (Nice7 Remix) / Pirupa 13. Don't Like It (Original Mix) / The Cube Guys, R Gaez & Hosse 14. ManWithSoul(OriginalMix)/Prok&Fitch feat. Max Linen 15. The Return Of Wolfy (Original Mix) / Mark Knight 16. Hey Now (Arty Remix) / London Grammar
Whether Summer is just around the corner or winding down, enjoy the heat with this sunshine-inspired mix of dance tunes. Exclusively created for Made in Brazil. 01. Stay in Love (feat Sam Sparro) - Plastic Plates 02. Leviathan - Freeform Five feat. Róisín Murphy 03. I Got U (feat. Jax Jones) - Duke Dumont 04. C.Y.S. - Moon Boots 05. I Can't Describe (Baggis Hand Bag House Remix) - Jennifer Hudson 06. Blow (CJSwayne Remix) - Beyonce 07. Intimate Stranger - Munk 08. Do You Feel The Same - Hercules & Love Affair 09. If I Could Change Your Mind (MK Remix) - HAIM 10. I Can Tell (By The Way You Move) - George FitzGerald 11. I Like You - Katy B 12. Tik Tik Boom (CJay Swayne Club Mix) - Britney Spears 13. Into The Blue (S-Man Mix) - Kylie Minogue 14. F For You (Remix feat. Mary J. Blige) - Disclosure 15. Rumble (Breach Remix) - Kelis (Cover Photo © Dean Isidro)
Duke Dumont schafft’s mit „I Got U“ mit Anhieb auf Platz 1, John Legend steigt von der 6 auf die 3. Den weiteren Überblick hat Christian Mederitsch für dich!
Welcome to the very first episode of Club District Radio, my new 2 hour radio mix show airing every other Thursday. Enjoy! For more Club District Radio and information on music and events, follow me on Soundcloud and these other fine social media outlets: www.facebook.com/camwilliamsmusic www.twitter.com/camwmusic Full tracklist: 1. Nothing You Can Say - Lane 8 2. Cool (Ben Pearce Mix) - Le Youth 3. The Guitar Man - Weiss (UK) 4. Strong (Jonas Rathsman Remix) - London Grammar 5. You're The One (Pleasurekraft Remix) - Cajmere, Sonny Fodera 6. I Got U ft. Jax Jones - Duke Dumont 7. Chords - Hot Since 82 8. Astrea - David Vrong 9. Mine & Yours ft. Elise (Jeremy Olander Remix) - Glenn Morrison 10. Lycka - Pryda 11. Squared - Soundprank 12. Labour of Love (Tech Mix) - Jaytech 13. The Trip - John Dahlback 14. Block Rockin Beats (Cazzette Live Bootleg) - The Chemical Brothers 15. Liquid Flight 643 (cam williams mashup) - Tiesto, John Christian vs. Above & Beyond 16. Menage A Trois - Wolfgang Gartner 17. Rocket - Tom Staar 18. Thundercat - Norin & Rad 19. Neon Lights (Cole Plante with Myon & Shane 54 Remix) - Demi Lovato 20. Let The Aerodynamic Sinai Go (cam williams mashup) - ilan Bluestone vs. Daft Punk vs. Dirty South 21. Burma - Jason Ross 22. Princess - Receptor 23. Shock Therapy - Froxic 24. Gold Rush - Brookes Brothers & Danny Byrd 25. Never - Phonat 26. Wish You Were Here ft. Selah Corbin - High Contrast 27. Long Gone Memory ft. Arlissa - Friction 28. Hello - Above & Beyond 29. 6AM (Kyau & Albert Remix) - Cressida
So, I've wanted to make a deep house podcast for over a year now, but I've always made excuses for not getting around to it. Well, the time's finally arrived! One of the best challenges of being a DJ is experimenting with different genres of music and this is definitely a completely different sound for me. However, it's also a sound that I love listening to so I knew I'd enjoy making it. I wanted to make a mix that you'd play while sitting by the pool, looking out over the Aegean Sea or the Hollywood Hills with a cocktail in your hand and hope in your heart. This is certainly no high-energy gym mix — it's a 180 from everything else on this page (with the exception of my "NYC Made Me Do It" podcast, which has a strong deep house section in it). It's certainly not my best mixing technically, but it's my first time doing a podcast mostly at 124 BPM. For a while towards the top I even experiment with 3 and sometimes 4 tracks playing at once. Still, I'm really happy with how it turned out and I hope you enjoy it as well. My next high energy February podcast should be done in a week. My Upcoming Live Schedule: February 2nd – Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood February 3rd - "Vampire Academy" release party, Lure nightclub, Hollywood February 16th – Tortilla Republic, West Hollywood February 21st - 23rd, 2014 – [Elevation: Park City] (gay ski week) February 28th - Stripper Circus, Share Nightclub, Las Vegas March 23rd – Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood The Tracklist: "Thy Name," Shaylom "Warm Up," Pavel Petrov & Marten "Can't Give Up" (Chus & Ceballos Vocal Remix), Denver feat. Derek Conyer "Thursday" (Mindskap Remix), Pet Shop Boys feat. Example "Bump and Grind" (Waze Oddysey Mix), Garage feat. R.Kelly "I Can't Describe" (Baggis Hand Bag House Remix), Jennifer Hudson "F For You," Disclosure feat. Mary J. Blige "Givin' It Up," Lancelot feat. Antony & Cleopatra "Moleque Transante," Junior Teixeir and MC Sabara e Dannie "Jack Your Booty," The Deepshakerz "Can You Feel It" (Jakobin & Domino Pump Up The Jam Rework), Mr. Fingers "I Got U," Duke Dumont feat. Jax Jones "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger 2013" (No Hopes Remix), Daft Punk "Dear Boy" (Dave Edwards Remix), Avicii vs. Daft Punk "DNA" (Alex Metric Remix), Empire of the Sun "Music Is The Answer" (Bootleg 2012), Benny Royal ft. Danny Tenaglia "Missing" (Eddie Cumana 2013 Remix), Everything But The Girl "Ain't Nobody (Southlight Remix), Chaka Khan "So Close to Me (Oscar G Main Mix), Kristine W "Bring It Up" (Classic Mix), Yass feat. Inaya Day "Loved Me Back To Life" (David Morales Remix), Celine Dion "Kids" (The Chainsmokers Remix), Mikky Ekko "Rhiannon" (The Starkiller's Second Hand Disco Remix), Fleetwood Mac "The Spark" (Cherry Cherry Boom Boom Remix), Afrojack feat. Spree Wilson "Happiness" (The Magician Remix), Sam Sparro "Let Go" (Cherry Cherry Boom Boom Remix), RAC feat. Kele & MNDR
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