As we raved about before, we have a couple of tunes adequate to satisfy those music taste buds until you can get his latest EP in your mits. See if his remix of VonStroke's 'Vocal Chords' tickles your fancy, perhaps his edit of Switch's famed remix of 'Something On Your Mind'? Even try his remix for Lithuania duo Aout 6 where he serves up a pretty tasty and very tech-heavy tune! Still not a satisfied addict? Fine, there's a few more bonus tunes sourced from Tom EQ's older free range work. Just remember, if you like them be sure to throw your money at his Beatport catalouge here and shoot him some love right here or over there.
If you like it maybe you should watch him do what he does best when he closes things up after Pase Rock smashes it out this Thursday @ Empire Middle bar for one of the wildest Black Candy nights yet. I wouldn't miss it or the tune sitting below, so do both and thank JC Edit for the good work!
(1) He likes Vitamin Water, (2) He has worked with The Bloody Beetroots, producing 'Rombo', (3) He likes The Drake Hotel in Toronto, (4) He has toured pretty much the whole world and (5) He has releases on 'Fools Gold Records', 'Hell Yeah' and a tonne of other premier record labels. 
Do you ask anymore proof that this will be the one of the best nights the Fuck Fluro boys have put on yet? Well, maybe I'll clarify my quote of the 'steller locals' I chanted about, one of which turns out to be Benibee. He's a dope DJ and a saaweet GPO resident and to be honest, I'd take a stab in saying if you havn't heard his sound you probably don't go out all that much. This will fix you up, his latest tape, check it and watch him and more alongside that crazy Congorock Italian guy I talked about before!
The driving basslines and distinctive loops of “Head Trick” helped make it the No. 8 best selling electro house track on Beatport in 2008 and earned international play from the likes of Tiesto and Armin van Burin plus charted by acclaimed artists such as Moby. “The idea for the remix album is to re-release the original for some of the new kids buying music in the scene and the remixes are for the people who need another mix to bang to,” Producer Chris Santiago says.
Black Noise remix Crookers!
Digging Nu-Skool Breaks?
I am just about to end my 6 week stay in the US. Just a quick thanks to LA house music legend Wally Callerio for having me stay the last week, showing me one of Tiger Wood’s houses, and taking me to the shooting range so I could shoot a .357 Magnum. You didn’t need to chant USA, USA, USA while we were there thought? Anyway here are a couple of the musical related highlights of the last 6 weeks.
My gig in LA got shut down before I even got there! Something to do with fire escapes. But warehouse parties are definitely alive and well in LA. I guess I have only heard about Cinespace and Aoki’s parties on Hollywood Boulevard, I had no idea about warehouse parties. I went to one on the south side of LA and I didn’t feel like I was at rave at all. Hahaha. It was a great alternative to going to a club where they have stop serving alcohol at 2am, and didn’t have the dodgy aspects I normally associate with warehouse parties.
Spare me some time while I tell you about one that lives his life well removed from standard conventions. As you all know, a picture speaks 1000 words, so I thought it suitable to include a bunch to do this story justification. More importantly for all you music addicts, there's a pretty darn cool mix sitting at the bottom of this post.
K-LES$ currently resides at PRIVA (UK) every Thursday night and is the touring resident for the U18? party brand in Bournemouth and beyond. Personally, I know him better as the crazy kid who comes to Australia and goes hard for a couple of months every year. Or even the guy who's partied in arms with the percentage of high profile DJ's in the world today. Whatever you make of him, the lad's got a new mixtape out and a bunch of sweet promo shots to accompany it. The tape shouts out his style and twists and turns threw melodic down tempo tunes, bleeped out house numbers and straight up indie nu disco. It get's it all done right and provides just under 25 minutes of pleasuring tunes, with a few mentions going out to Fake Blood's new tune 'I Think I Like It' and Alex Kenji's 'Tropical Chicks' which both give the tape real dance-a-bility.
Download it now and see what you think before K-LE$$ hits our shores for his yearly holiday in the not to distant future (hit us up if you want to book him while he's about).
In August 2009, popular blog aggregator HypeMachine showed a worthy aknowledgement of the Oh Shit! talent, with their 'Eye of the Tiger' re-make hitting number 1 on overall downloads. Further to this, it was evident the guys were far from their expirary date, suggesting big things to come. What exactly was answered late last month, with the announcement of Velcro City Records 50th Release honors going to the duo. The two part release, entitled 'The Illest' feat vocals from Messinian, came out on October 6th and October 8th respectively, making up an albums worth of talent and a suitable tribute to 50 releases. While every tune on the two part EP deserves honorable mention, we have a few specific clips to pass on today, selected over both releases and courtesy of Spread The Noise.
The use of visual form along with music is something so effective, few have mastered it. Clips in today's industry are strangled by extensive costs and time limitations and therefore few pursue the visual form to the same extent they pursued the creation of the music. To many artists, it simply isn't about the video, but for others, it's the exact opposite. To some artists, it's capturing the visual execution of a track (you know.. those sweaty crowds going 'knutz'?) that's important. In many ways, I find it helps us understand (or imagine) what we can't. Whoever has ever witnessed a Daft Punk clip will know that a tune can extend far beyond what it originally intended to be.
To those that express their musical imaginations to us to such an enjoyable extent where it doesn't have to make sense, we applaud you. To people who make videos that are just aesthetically amazing, we thank you. You make these 5 minute music tunes that are already a delight; truley worthy.
Moe.
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Brisbane's newest club night 'La Fraiche' serves as a justification that it hasn't all been done. Walking into the Brisbane valley precinct for their debut night on October 16th, it seems the crews fresh threads and creative minds are set on giving Brisbane punters more than they are set to expect, something Fridgejet can personally vouch for.
