Paco De Moor - The Morning After

The guys of What Kind Of Breeze Do You Blow? are almost there with their first release on Brilliantine Records and because of that their time is fully engaged. But they think that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be having fun and blew some synthetic-melody-elements into King Of Convenience’s “Rule My World” and decided to send it out to a few of the blogs they like to read. We feel flattered!

What Kind Of Breeze Do You Blow? debut EP “Love Of Luxury” will hit selected digital outlets on December 14th and will contain the following tracks of which you can already grab “Love of Luxury” in Lake Heartbeat’s Lake Luxury remix version down below.

MF: Kings Of Convenience - Rule My World (What Kind of Breeze Do You Blow Extended Edit)
MF: What Kind of Breeze Do You Blow - Love of Luxury (Lake Heartbeat’s Lake Luxury Remix)

Here’s the third single from Sebastian Davidson on German house & electronic dance music label Conya Records, a collaboration with Hollands female top DJ Estroe.
Sebastian Davidson released over 40 singles reaching from tech- to deephouse in the past 3 years and is supported, playlisted and charted by many DJs around the globe. Estroe in person already played in clubs like Fuse in Brussels, the Watergate in Berlin or an underground club in Tokyo (ho-hum). Her debut album that features artists like Miss Kittin is in the pipeline and on its way to hit the dancefloors.

This release is called “Swabian Pancakes”, a very catchy house-track in the manner a classic house track needs to be, features a slamming remix by Jorgensen and the track “Wohlgemuth” on top!

MediaFire: Sebastian Davidson & Estroe - Swabian Pancakes (Original)
MediaFire: Sebastian Davidson & Estroe - Swabian Pancakes (Estroes Raisins Remix)
MediaFire: Sebastian Davidson & Estroe - Swabian Pancakes (Jorgensen Remix)
MediaFire: Sebastian Davidson & Estroe - Wohlgemuth (Original)

In addition to our Gooseflesh-article of yesterday, we deeply want to share this Azzido Da Bass’ banger with you. To explain what this got in common with GF is quite easy: I Want U features vocals from Digitalism’s Jence who also lends a remix on the track plus a twisted remix from Istanbul’s Gooseflesh. Ha, got it? Grab that snack on Beatport.

I Want U picks up where Azzido Da Bass’ last major single Doom’s Night left off - a floor filling Electrohouse stomp with an added punk swagger from Jence. Fasten your seatbelts, you’ll love it.

MediaFire: Azzido Da Bass - I Want U (Azzido Da Bass Mix - Part 1)
MediaFire: Azzido Da Bass - I Want U (Jence Remix)
Sendspace: Azzido Da Bass DJ Mix

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A couple of months ago Troublemaker went to Nairobi, Kenya with the HOPE Campaign. Urb Magazine was kind enough to publish his tour diary in the new issue and with all that love, he hooked them up with this little M.I.X. inspired by his Africa journey.

MediaFire: Troublemaker - HOPE Mix

In proof of their skill San Francisco Wundertrio Pance Party just shipped over a couple of new tracks. First up is a remix for Chester French. They’ve been all about their single “She Loves Everybody” which has only been remixed by a handful of artists such as Steve Aoki and the Neptunes. So they put together a slammer for them. Next is their take on The Presets’ “Kicking and Screaming” which is kinda feel-good-electro all the way and should be a great summer track.

MediaFire: Chester French - She Loves Everybody (Pance Party Remix)
MediaFire: The Presets - Kicking and Screaming (Pance Party’s Never Grow Up Remix)

Everybody uses shortcuts. We won’t exempt ourselves. In future we’ll write our texts only in short headwords with less than two letters. Be curious!

TLGB (The Living Graham Bond) is a London based electro/techno producer and DJ who doesn’t like to repeat himself too much and tries to keep his output from going stale by exploring different styles.

In early May he won the Nightshifters AC Slater remix competition and his take on the track “Hello!” made AC himself saying: “This is awesome. Sounds really good. Completely different take on the original. Hands down the best and my favorite.”
TLGB’s latest tracks are two bootleg remixes. A bassline driven rejig of Jack Penate’s single “Today’s Tonight” which spent a month in Kissy Sell Out’s myspace chart and has been featured on his Radio One show. And a subby chilled out remix of the classic “You’re Not Alone” by Olive, which made us feel very 1997 including all gimmicks. Chck, chck.

MediaFire: Olive - You’re Not Alone (TLGB Remix)
MediaFire: Jack Penate - Tonight’s Today (TLGB Remix)

The House Moguls introduce themselves to us with their clean melodic remix for Planet Funk’s Chase The Sun. If you ♥ what u hear you got the chance to grabe The House Mogul’s Podcast via this link.

Mediafire: Planet Funk - Chase The Sun (The House Moguls 2009 Remix)

Dublin band Empire State Human worked closely with Wolfgang Flür of German oldschool-electro-pioneers Kraftwerk and comes along with instrumental based electronic music with a retro-electro edge. Their style is a combination of analogue and digital synthesized sound, mixed with powerful rhythms and overlaid with strong pop vocal melodies.

Remixer Rob Kiraly is blessedly more into house and techno and made the “Melancholic Afro” surge ahead with force. Otherwise this track would be hardly worth mentioning - but that’s just my two cents worth of course.

Get the original stuff at iTunes.

MediaFire: Empire State Human - Melancholic Afro (Rob Kiraly Remix)

Knickerbocker CHARLIE! did a remix for the “Distant Lovers” remix-contest of Louis La Roche as well, and even he didn’t win, this is such a A1 house-track, unconditionally worth to get in contact with your ears!

MediaFire: Louis La Roche - Distant Lover (CHARLIE! Remix)