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Durée : 58:02 - Venez vous amuser et vous aérez l'esprit avec les vinyliques anonymes autour d'un ping-pong musical à base de galette de cire. Au cours de cette nouvelle séance thérapeutique, nous vous invitons à danser, à s'aimer et surtout passer un bon moment tout au long de cette émission qui s'articule sur 3 mini-thèmes. Nous vous proposons ainsi de nous montrer vos plus beaux pas de danse. À cette occasion vous pourrez écouter : - Martin Solveig, le radio edit de "Cabo Parano" totale exclu pour SUN - le son unique. - Todd Terje "Inspector Norse" la fraîcheur et la vitalité du dancefloor Suédois. - Earth, Wind & Fire "September", un gros classique qui fait toujours autant remuer le popotin. - D-Mars alias Rocky Marsiano (à ne pas confondre avec le boxeur), qui lui vous mettra plutôt une claque tropicale sous des airs de semba angolais avec le titre "Semba Assim". On pense aussi à venir vous parler de nos derniers coups de coeur et (re-)découvertes dénichés chez nos dealers de galettes locaux: - David Bowie avec "Wild is the wind" sur le magnifique album "Station to station", un classique! - SBTRKT feat. Denai MOORE avec le titre "The Light", électro planée et posante (ou planante et posée, on ne sait plus trop...). - Un jeune guitariste promis à un bel avenir ^^, Neil Young avec les titres "The Needle and the Damage Done" et "Words (Between the Lines of Age)" sur un autre album monumental "Harvest". Si vous aussi, "vous avez besoin d'amour" mais que le vinyle de Lorie reste introuvable, on vous invite à checker notre sélection de lover: - Todd Terje "Johnny and Mary" et la reprise de Robert Palmer, avec Bryan Ferry qui l'accompagne sur ce morceau. - D'Angelo avec le morceau "Brown Sugar" issu de l'album du même nom. - Marvin Gaye "Let's get it on", une chanson à obligatoirement ajouter dans sa playlist "Roulades sous la couette". Et pour finir, on vous cause du guitariste et poète maudit Nick Drake avec le morceau "River Man". Bonne écoute et à bientôt. Peace!
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Les Tympans de Magellan, c'est un podcast mensuel qui fait voyager vos oreilles. Chaque mois, un nouveau pays mis à l'honneur à travers une liste de morceaux soigneusement choisis. Le pays du mois : Pour cet épisode vingt-deux virgule cinq, on passe les morceaux envoyés par les auditrices et auditeurs quand on leur a demandé des titres norvégiens. Et on accompagne ça de leur petit commentaire. Tracklist : Ulver - "Porn Piece of the Scars of Cold Kisses" (choix de LePionfesseur) Madrugada - "Hard to Come Back" (choix de Zebulon) Lene Marlin - "Sitting Down Here" (choix de Plock) Turbonegro - "Prince of the Rodeo" (choix de BlackCondorGuy) Leprous - "From the Flame" (choix de Simon) The White Birch - "Breathe" (choix d'Amaebi/Thomas Méreur) Todd Terje - "Inspector Norse" (choix de Seosamh/José) Emperor - "The Wanderer" (choix de Josh) Kaospilot - "Vicious Cycle" (choix de Dr. Zaius) Sigrid - "Strangers" (choix de Lok) Manes - "Endetidstegn" (choix d'Arno Vice) Röyksopp - "What Else Is There?" (choix de Silberius/Edouard) Enslaved - "Neogenesis" (choix de Draven) Nils Petter Molvær - "Khmer" (choix de Triton) Madrugada - "Hands Up - I Love You" (choix de FrancisLalanne) Merci à toutes et tous pour votre participation ! • Générique de début : Depeche Mode - "World in My Eyes"• Générique de fin : Wyatt / Atzmon / Stephen - "What a Wonderful World" Retrouver le podcast : XSilence | Facebook | Twitter | iTunes | Podcloud
Tune in to Orinoco's Autumn Broadcast! Year 5 talk about: Islamic Civilisation in terms of religion and art, long multiplication in maths and The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes in which they identify metaphors and similes. They tell us all about their swimming lessons, the athlete Dina Asher-Smith's amazing Gold medal achievement, climate change and their class Feelings Chart and Star of the Week. This week is Dyslexia Awareness week and students give us an insight to what goes on at Lyndhurst Dyslexia Centre. For more information, explore our website: https://lyndhurstprimaryschool.com/about-us/dyslexia-centre/ Music from this week includes: Inspector Norse by The Gene Dudley Group Ennio Morricone Grandstand by Keith Mansfield A Change Would Do You Good by Sheryl Crow Feeling Good by Nina Simone Starlight by The Supermen Lovers This Must be the Place (Naive Melody) by Talking Heads
Brand new music from Rhi on Tru Thoughts (from her forthcoming second album on Tru Thoughts). A couple of tracks from the amazing Sarathy Korwar album. Slowly from Japan remixes Cruisic’s verson of Todd Terje’s Inspector Norse. Another play for the Disco / Wiley bootleg from Oneman & Fred Again. Drum and Bass from Calibre, SoulStructure feat Paul SG & Madcap, Dub Phizix & Strategy. Soul music from Sault and Sio. Plus plenty more musical treats.
Welcome to the Cookie-Dough Guest mix where we invite some of favourite DJ / Producers to answer a few questions and dig deep into their collections and put together a mix of their favourite records. For this episode we have invited DJ, Producer and friend of the show Liam from All My Friends (Manchester) to put together a mix of records that have influenced him over the years! Nice one Liam! All My Friends (Manchester) Evelyn King - Love Come Down (Dr Packer Remix) Pappa Told Me - Dr Packer Need Ur Love (Feat. Lorrie) - Big Danny Kane Disco love - Hurlee Rock The Discothèque - Ruff Diamond So you wanna be a star - Mannix Come on get up - The Funk District Staying Power (Feat Pete Simpson) - The Reflex Revision Free Bass - Joey Negro Acid Disco - LeonxLeon Sheros - Paulette, Chris Massey 1. What was the first record you bought that made you realise that you wanted to be a DJ / Producer? My route into Dj’ing is quite an odd one. When I was 13 I asked my mum for some decks. The next day she turned up with two Vestax PDX-2000’s which she bought of a bloke in the pub for a tenner each which were definitely stolen. Once I got them they sat under my bed for 6 years until I went to university. During my time at Uni I was big into Hip Hop and rap and the first two records I bought were N.W.A - express yourself and Beastie Boys - Intergalactic. These didn’t really cement my love of DJ’ing through, if I’m honest I had so little knowledge of the fundamentals of DJ’ing mixing hip hop like this was beyond me. Also I didn’t have any counter weights on my turntables for the first year I had them so it was a farce. As I progressed through Uni I started getting exposed to more and more dance music and house and disco really started bending my ear. I knew a former colleague from my bar job growing up who was a successful DJ in Sheffield. I listened to a lot of his mixes and at the end of one of them was the Tom Trago - Use me again. Sheer house euphoria through and through. After hearing that I went out and bought the track instantly and started building a record collection around that song. Up until this day it is still a great marker of the type of sound I like to purvey when DJ’ing, certainly in the club. 2. What record makes you most nostalgic? When I first heard Inspector Norse back in 2012. That was a big moment for me. He was closing room two in Warehouse Project back when it was located in Trafford. When that song came on it really impressed on me how powerful and euphoric dance music can be. That song completely encapsulates my post uni era. I spent two years in a flat above a ‘One Stop’ shop in Withington, bumming around in a kitchen job before I grew up and got a real one. We used to have loads of mad house parties and even built a ball pit in our box room. Although I played it to death a few years ago it still gets thrown on when the occasion calls for it. It’s a track that transports me right back to finishing uni and spending summers bouncing from party to party in Fallowfield before the bill and council finally crushed the place. 3. What is your favourite end of the night track? Do I have to pick one!? That’s so tough. Without sounding like a cop-out it does depend where I’m playing. I’m going to give you a quick list, but, honestly I wouldn’t be adverse to playing these one after another anyway ha. Ten City - The Way Love Is Bronski Beat - Small Town Boy Laurent Garnier - Man With the Red Face Ashford & Simpson - Bourgie Bourgie If I was absolutely pushed to pick one though it’d be a recent release by Jacque Renault. A 7 minute re-edit of Lionel Richie’s All Night Long 4. Do you have a guilty pleasure record? Take that - Never forget never fails to raise the roof. I recently played it and a friends wedding and there was silly scenes and arms in the air. Never forget yeah! 5. What is your most treasured piece of vinyl? Another tough one.
The End Of Rock N Roll (Part One) by Simon Saint-Simon [Some intro] 01 V/vm – XR2 mk1 Sale Waterpark 02 Radiohead – Daydreaming 03 Minoru Muraoka – Take Five 04 Alkaline – Gyal Bruk Out 05 Steve Moore – Deep Time 06 Metronomy – Love Letters (Slwx Remix) 07 Todd Terje – Inspector Norse […]
Never stop never stopping when it comes to the Rotten Tomatoes score of a Lonely Island movie. Plus, we saw 'The Lobster,' and how can you resist talking about 'The Lobster.' All that and the perfect NBA starting 5 of actors, just in time for the solstice. Music: "Inspector Norse" by Todd Terje
This is by far my favorite mix!! It's HOT & Features 80 minutes of all fresh new nu disco type vybes. Very well researched to give you that funky good feeling you need on a saturday afternoon or at a dinner party at Bagatelle...It Features artists such as Jupiter, Aeroplane, Tiger & Woods, Viceroy, The Magician, Oliver, Alex Metric, Inspector Norse, Mark Ronson, Cassian, Irfane, Gucci Vump, Likki Li, Niki & the Dove & more... Enjoy & Share!! (Summer 2012) The green button w/ the arrow on the bottom right is the Download link...
Progressive/Techno/Indie/House. This month's Influence mix is kinda like Jody Wisternoff and Jamie Jones having an argument over what music to play on the decks... And I love it... I must thank those two for exposing me to such fine tracks. After the first couple of introductory tracks this is the most fun I've had mixing house/tech-house for sure. Decided to give Serato Itch's effects a miss on this one and just concentrate on the mixing... There are a few loops and tweaks to keep things interesting though... Midnight City - M83, Nights Off - Siriusmo, De Palma - White Lions, Inspector Norse (original mix) - Todd Terje, Divertimento feat. Guti (Original Mix) - Phonique, DJ T. Feat. James Teej - Sense (Tale Of Us Remix) - DJ T., Waulking Song - Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Seelenluft - Manila (Ewan Pearson Mix) - Ewan Pearson, It's A Crime - Caribou Mix - Virgo Four, Battle For Middle You - Julio Bashmore, West Side - Bushwacka!, Costa Rica - Ticon, Pharaohs - SBTRKT, God Sent ('10) [Bonus Track] - Cajmere feat. Jamie Principle, The Killers - Mr Brightside (Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke Remix) - Jacques Lu Cont, Tapes & Money (Instrumental) - Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
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