
The full-screen video of the worldwide #1 smash hit record from 1989. Kaoma - "The Lambada" (also known as "Llorando se fue"). For more details on The Lambada, the dance, the music, the videos & the story please visit the official website - www.lambada.cc
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Official video for Chico & Roberta - Lambada Daweando www.lambada.cc

General Midi - 4 Million Ways (Distinctive Records) Official video, download out now, buy from itunes: phobos.apple.com or Beatport: www.beatport.com Artist: General Midi Title: 4 Million Ways Cat#: DISN185

Official video for Kaoma's 1992 hit "Moco do dende". Taken from the album Tribal-pursuit. www.lambada.cc

Music video for "Jambé Finète (Grille)" by Kaoma. www.lambada.cc

Spun Out Video from Slovo (Band of Faithless Guitarist Dave Randall). 2nd single from the album Todo Cambia (the follow up to the critically acclaimed Nommo). Feautuing Andrea Britton on vocals. Release on Brixtown Records. Video by Dylan at Bogstandard. www.slovo.co.uk www.brixtown.com

1st Single from the 2nd Muller And Patton Album. Release on Vexin Records. Video filmed in London and Philipines. Features Jaye Muller and Ben Patton performing in Studio. The track is taken from the How's It Done 3 Track EP.
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Feeling alone? Want to make friends online? Or even find a real relationsship? Finally there is a FREE solution bit.ly Just sign up in a few seconds (it's FREE) and start meeting people from all over the world! The full-screen video of the worldwide #1 smash hit record from 1989. Kaoma - "The Lambada" (also known as "Llorando se fue"). For more details on The Lambada, the dance, the music, the videos & the story please visit the official website - The full-screen video of the worldwide #1 smash hit record from 1989. Kaoma - "The Lambada" (also known as "Llorando se fue"). For more details on The Lambada, the dance, the music, the videos & the story please visit the official website - Olivier, Larsac, Jean, Karakos, Papa, wemba, July, video clip, latin television, fiesta, spanish pop, carnival, music, official, new wave, Ibiza, Number, J-Lo, Jennifer, Lopez, Pitbull, On The Floor, brazil, dance, samba, lambada dance, koama, salsa, mambo, mrclabel
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Deepgroove return to the Underwater stable with a bouncy new banger that comes revamped by none other than Hermanez. Deepgroove have been busy in the studio as well as on tour signing tracks to Four:Twenty, Germany's MBF, mixing the latest DJ Magazine podcast, touring Asia and hitting up all the main european hot spots with their 4 decks n FX show. Hermanez is currently Belgium's most exciting export and has been snapped up by labels such as Kling Klong, Circle Music and Miconn as well as being looked after by Great Stuff Bookings. 2011 is set to be his big year and Underwater is proud to have secured a remix of his before he goes stratospherical. www.underwaterrecords.com
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George Demure and the Demurettes in Georges 2nd single. George is dancing around his flat and happily destroying and packing his girlfriends things. The backing singers the Demurettes are there too helping him. They all wear custom outfits designed by Georges fashion designer wife Laura Lees. My Babys gone is the 1st single from Georges debut album Boomtown Medallion on August Day Recordings (a new sub label of Tirk Records). George has previously had music released on Tirk / Nuphonic and Output Records. George is originally from Edinburgh but now lives in London. More details on www.augustday.net and www.georgedemure.com
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The Singing Maitré D - A performance and musical piece from London based Scottish Electro crooner George Demure. Inspired by his debut album on Tirk / August Day recordings produced by Gordon Rafael (strokes) and Aidan Love (maps).
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Official video for Kaoma's 1992 hit "Moco do dende". Taken from the album Tribal-pursuit. www.lambada.cc

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com The 7th release on Chris Coco's MelodicaRecordings label is re-versions of release number one, Chris's own beautiful Electro-Latino song, Holiday, featuring the delightful Samantha Whates on vocals. One of our favourite remixers, the super talented Sare Havlicek, the disco king, has turned in two irresistible versions. His Disco Terrace Mix is pure summer party fun, while, for the hipster Italo disco lovers there's the Adria Mix. Both are set to become staples of the season in Ibiza and Croatia. Chris has gone a little dark for his Holiday House version. This is pure 4am East London basement material. And if you feel like staying at home with the curtains closed there's a tune for you too. South London's finest, Deekie, have made an answer record to the original Holiday song that is touching and funny. There's a single coming from them on the label quite soon too. There are also instrumental versions of Sare's mixes for DJs to extend and expand with. So, there you have it, a must have virtual 12" for your expanding Melodica Recordings collection. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. Remix and Additional Production by Deekie. MELOR007 (P) & (C <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com The 7th release on Chris Coco's MelodicaRecordings label is re-versions of release number one, Chris's own beautiful Electro-Latino song, Holiday, featuring the delightful Samantha Whates on vocals. One of our favourite remixers, the super talented Sare Havlicek, the disco king, has turned in two irresistible versions. His Disco Terrace Mix is pure summer party fun, while, for the hipster Italo disco lovers there's the Adria Mix. Both are set to become staples of the season in Ibiza and Croatia. Chris has gone a little dark for his Holiday House version. This is pure 4am East London basement material. And if you feel like staying at home with the curtains closed there's a tune for you too. South London's finest, Deekie, have made an answer record to the original Holiday song that is touching and funny. There's a single coming from them on the label quite soon too. There are also instrumental versions of Sare's mixes for DJs to extend and expand with. So, there you have it, a must have virtual 12" for your expanding Melodica Recordings collection. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. Remix and Additional Production by Sare Havlicek. MELOR007 (P <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com For the next release on MelodicaRecordings we travel from London to Sydney, with a quick stop off in Ibiza on the way. Electric Zeus are DJ Shane SoS and producer Steve 'The Captain' Peacock. Shane spends his life in the summer. When the sun is strong in the southern Hemisphere he's at home in Sydney, as it makes it's way north for the European summer he decamps to Ibiza. Is he living life at double speed? Who knows, but he certainly has a good tan. The Captain used to live in UK but now spends most of his time in his studio in Sydney adding to his vast store of musical and technical knowledge. As this is a MelodicaRecordings release there's an a side and ab side. The a is Believe, a chugging slice of slo mo electronic disco for back rooms, bars and after parties. The b is Sunscape, which kind of does what it says on tin, it's a beautiful Balearic piece, perfect for soundtracking a magic moment on the sunset strip or the ashram or a harbour side warehouse party. That's it really, more good times music from MelodicaRecordings. So let's leave the last word with the boys themselves and allow them a moment of reflection and indulgence: 'Our spacey deep house sounds and progressive electronica are timeless reminders of the power of good music, and of the inspiration it can bestow on life. Enjoy some often.' Written and produced by Steve Peacock & Shane Barnes Published by Dharma Songs Vocals - Steve Peacock Keys- Steve Peacock <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com The 7th release on Chris Coco's MelodicaRecordings label is re-versions of release number one, Chris's own beautiful Electro-Latino song, Holiday, featuring the delightful Samantha Whates on vocals. One of our favourite remixers, the super talented Sare Havlicek, the disco king, has turned in two irresistible versions. His Disco Terrace Mix is pure summer party fun, while, for the hipster Italo disco lovers there's the Adria Mix. Both are set to become staples of the season in Ibiza and Croatia. Chris has gone a little dark for his Holiday House version. This is pure 4am East London basement material. And if you feel like staying at home with the curtains closed there's a tune for you too. South London's finest, Deekie, have made an answer record to the original Holiday song that is touching and funny. There's a single coming from them on the label quite soon too. There are also instrumental versions of Sare's mixes for DJs to extend and expand with. So, there you have it, a must have virtual 12" for your expanding Melodica Recordings collection. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. Remix and Additional Production by Sare Havlicek. MELOR007 (P <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com The 7th release on Chris Coco's MelodicaRecordings label is re-versions of release number one, Chris's own beautiful Electro-Latino song, Holiday, featuring the delightful Samantha Whates on vocals. One of our favourite remixers, the super talented Sare Havlicek, the disco king, has turned in two irresistible versions. His Disco Terrace Mix is pure summer party fun, while, for the hipster Italo disco lovers there's the Adria Mix. Both are set to become staples of the season in Ibiza and Croatia. Chris has gone a little dark for his Holiday House version. This is pure 4am East London basement material. And if you feel like staying at home with the curtains closed there's a tune for you too. South London's finest, Deekie, have made an answer record to the original Holiday song that is touching and funny. There's a single coming from them on the label quite soon too. There are also instrumental versions of Sare's mixes for DJs to extend and expand with. So, there you have it, a must have virtual 12" for your expanding Melodica Recordings collection. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. Remix and Additional Production by Chris Coco. MELOR007 (P) & (C <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com The 7th release on Chris Coco's MelodicaRecordings label is re-versions of release number one, Chris's own beautiful Electro-Latino song, Holiday, featuring the delightful Samantha Whates on vocals. One of our favourite remixers, the super talented Sare Havlicek, the disco king, has turned in two irresistible versions. His Disco Terrace Mix is pure summer party fun, while, for the hipster Italo disco lovers there's the Adria Mix. Both are set to become staples of the season in Ibiza and Croatia. Chris has gone a little dark for his Holiday House version. This is pure 4am East London basement material. And if you feel like staying at home with the curtains closed there's a tune for you too. South London's finest, Deekie, have made an answer record to the original Holiday song that is touching and funny. There's a single coming from them on the label quite soon too. There are also instrumental versions of Sare's mixes for DJs to extend and expand with. So, there you have it, a must have virtual 12" for your expanding Melodica Recordings collection. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. Remix and Additional Production by Sare Havlicek. MELOR007 (P <b>...</b>

Beatport: s.beatport.com iTunes: bit.ly We've got some High-Gloss, High-Grade partymakers right here from C-Beam, initiating a run of quality releases from Ink Records in 2012. 'I Can't Wait' is calculated fun-times, one part pink and fluffy, one part dancefloor deadliness. C-Beam, a duo from East London, definitely know what buttons to press when it comes to reworks and this interpretation of Nu Shooz's 80's anthem is no exception. We've got a great, great brace of remixes to complete the package too. Article 64's '4 AM' mix is deep and warm house. Twilight sessions are afoot with this one; 4.AM veterans rejoice! We're ramped into overdrive next with Stinkahbell's dubstep take on the original, its aggression tamed only by the sparkling vocal snippets. Powerful stuff. Amir Farhoodi Vs Aron bring back the sheen with their classy 4-to-the-floor rework, then we're taken on a trip to finish with Deckskar stepping up to the plate. His hyper colourful take is huge dubstep influenced dance music. His mix has been getting accolades left right and center and we're expecting big things from this North London lad. Written By John Smith Produced By Guy Buss & Dave Robertson Vocals By Jodi C Published by Poolside Music P + C 2012 Ink Records www.inkrecords.net
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This is the first release on Chris Coco's new label, Melodica. The a side features Scottish folk artist Samantha Whates doing her best to sound like the ghost of Astrud Gilberto and the clinking of ice in glasses of a rather lovely Italian rosé for inspiration and general good vibes. It's a song about needing to get away, a plea to a lover at the end of a relationship, it's highly personal and extremely universal, like a good alternative pop song should be. The b side captures a one off lounge piano performance by the maestro Sacha Puttnam. The original jam was recorded at Sacha's country studio hideaway in the depths of County Cork in Ireland. The dub was done in Chris's Freedom Street studio in the heart of south London. Both these tracks are from the sessions for the forthcoming album Freedom Street. Written by Chris Mellor & Sacha Puttnam. Published by Copyright Control. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Sacha Puttnam. Produced by Chris Coco & Sacha Puttnam in The Bothy, Skibbereen. Mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. MELOR001 p & c 2011 Christophermellorltd www.melodicarecordings.com

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com For the next release on MelodicaRecordings we travel from London to Sydney, with a quick stop off in Ibiza on the way. Electric Zeus are DJ Shane SoS and producer Steve 'The Captain' Peacock. Shane spends his life in the summer. When the sun is strong in the southern Hemisphere he's at home in Sydney, as it makes it's way north for the European summer he decamps to Ibiza. Is he living life at double speed? Who knows, but he certainly has a good tan. The Captain used to live in UK but now spends most of his time in his studio in Sydney adding to his vast store of musical and technical knowledge. As this is a MelodicaRecordings release there's an a side and ab side. The a is Believe, a chugging slice of slo mo electronic disco for back rooms, bars and after parties. The b is Sunscape, which kind of does what it says on tin, it's a beautiful Balearic piece, perfect for soundtracking a magic moment on the sunset strip or the ashram or a harbour side warehouse party. That's it really, more good times music from MelodicaRecordings. So let's leave the last word with the boys themselves and allow them a moment of reflection and indulgence: 'Our spacey deep house sounds and progressive electronica are timeless reminders of the power of good music, and of the inspiration it can bestow on life. Enjoy some often.' Written and produced by Steve Peacock & Shane Barnes Published by Dharma Songs Vocals - Steve Peacock Keys- Steve Peacock <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: bit.ly A cover of one of the best songs of 80s band Eurythmics by two contemporary Balearic maestros. No Logo is a special collaboration between Steve Miller, the super producer behind downtempo sensation Afterlife and renowned, versatile DJ and long standing Mambo, Ibiza resident Pete Gooding. Steve: I have always loved the Eurythmics but I had never heard the original until Pete Gooding played it to me and suggested we should cover it. I love the way Annie's lyrics captured the sense of helplessness in the city, the subway sounds like a cattle train thundering along, people packed into tiny flats for extortionate rents, conscious lyrics at their best. Pete: No Logo was born out of my relationship with Steve that started when we were compiling the Mambo CDs. We discovered a mutual love of Balearic orientated music and thats what the project became and encompasses: chill out, electronica, drum and bass, deep house and Latin inspired stuff. Danny Whitehead used to play This City Never Sleeps when he was the Mambo, Ibiza resident with me in 2000. It sounded amazing in ibiza and I had never heard it before so I liked that it wasn't an obvious cover. As well as the Original this package contains two very different remixes from Max Essa and a dub from Melodica label boss Chris Coco. The B side of the release is Easy, a track taken from the forthcoming No Logo album being released later in 2012. MELOR005 Written by Lennox & Stewart Produced by Steve <b>...</b>
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Beatport: s.beatport.com iTunes: bit.ly We've got some High-Gloss, High-Grade partymakers right here from C-Beam, initiating a run of quality releases from Ink Records in 2012. 'I Can't Wait' is calculated fun-times, one part pink and fluffy, one part dancefloor deadliness. C-Beam, a duo from East London, definitely know what buttons to press when it comes to reworks and this interpretation of Nu Shooz's 80's anthem is no exception. We've got a great, great brace of remixes to complete the package too. Article 64's '4 AM' mix is deep and warm house. Twilight sessions are afoot with this one; 4.AM veterans rejoice! We're ramped into overdrive next with Stinkahbell's dubstep take on the original, its aggression tamed only by the sparkling vocal snippets. Powerful stuff. Amir Farhoodi Vs Aron bring back the sheen with their classy 4-to-the-floor rework, then we're taken on a trip to finish with Deckskar stepping up to the plate. His hyper colourful take is huge dubstep influenced dance music. His mix has been getting accolades left right and center and we're expecting big things from this North London lad. Written By John Smith Produced By Guy Buss & Dave Robertson Vocals By Jodi C Published by Poolside Music P + C 2012 Ink Records www.inkrecords.net

Beatport: s.beatport.com iTunes: bit.ly We've got some High-Gloss, High-Grade partymakers right here from C-Beam, initiating a run of quality releases from Ink Records in 2012. 'I Can't Wait' is calculated fun-times, one part pink and fluffy, one part dancefloor deadliness. C-Beam, a duo from East London, definitely know what buttons to press when it comes to reworks and this interpretation of Nu Shooz's 80's anthem is no exception. We've got a great, great brace of remixes to complete the package too. Article 64's '4 AM' mix is deep and warm house. Twilight sessions are afoot with this one; 4.AM veterans rejoice! We're ramped into overdrive next with Stinkahbell's dubstep take on the original, its aggression tamed only by the sparkling vocal snippets. Powerful stuff. Amir Farhoodi Vs Aron bring back the sheen with their classy 4-to-the-floor rework, then we're taken on a trip to finish with Deckskar stepping up to the plate. His hyper colourful take is huge dubstep influenced dance music. His mix has been getting accolades left right and center and we're expecting big things from this North London lad. Written By John Smith Produced By Guy Buss & Dave Robertson Vocals By Jodi C Published by Poolside Music P + C 2012 Ink Records www.inkrecords.net
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This is the first release on Chris Coco's new label, Melodica. The a side features Scottish folk artist Samantha Whates doing her best to sound like the ghost of Astrud Gilberto and the clinking of ice in glasses of a rather lovely Italian rosé for inspiration and general good vibes. It's a song about needing to get away, a plea to a lover at the end of a relationship, it's highly personal and extremely universal, like a good alternative pop song should be. The b side captures a one off lounge piano performance by the maestro Sacha Puttnam. The original jam was recorded at Sacha's country studio hideaway in the depths of County Cork in Ireland. The dub was done in Chris's Freedom Street studio in the heart of south London. Both these tracks are from the sessions for the forthcoming album Freedom Street. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. MELOR001 p & c 2011 Christophermellorltd www.melodicarecordingss.com
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Beatport: s.beatport.com iTunes: bit.ly We've got some High-Gloss, High-Grade partymakers right here from C-Beam, initiating a run of quality releases from Ink Records in 2012. 'I Can't Wait' is calculated fun-times, one part pink and fluffy, one part dancefloor deadliness. C-Beam, a duo from East London, definitely know what buttons to press when it comes to reworks and this interpretation of Nu Shooz's 80's anthem is no exception. We've got a great, great brace of remixes to complete the package too. Article 64's '4 AM' mix is deep and warm house. Twilight sessions are afoot with this one; 4.AM veterans rejoice! We're ramped into overdrive next with Stinkahbell's dubstep take on the original, its aggression tamed only by the sparkling vocal snippets. Powerful stuff. Amir Farhoodi Vs Aron bring back the sheen with their classy 4-to-the-floor rework, then we're taken on a trip to finish with Deckskar stepping up to the plate. His hyper colourful take is huge dubstep influenced dance music. His mix has been getting accolades left right and center and we're expecting big things from this North London lad. Written By John Smith Produced By Guy Buss & Dave Robertson Vocals By Jodi C Published by Poolside Music P + C 2012 Ink Records www.inkrecords.net

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: s.beatport.com The 7th release on Chris Coco's MelodicaRecordings label is re-versions of release number one, Chris's own beautiful Electro-Latino song, Holiday, featuring the delightful Samantha Whates on vocals. One of our favourite remixers, the super talented Sare Havlicek, the disco king, has turned in two irresistible versions. His Disco Terrace Mix is pure summer party fun, while, for the hipster Italo disco lovers there's the Adria Mix. Both are set to become staples of the season in Ibiza and Croatia. Chris has gone a little dark for his Holiday House version. This is pure 4am East London basement material. And if you feel like staying at home with the curtains closed there's a tune for you too. South London's finest, Deekie, have made an answer record to the original Holiday song that is touching and funny. There's a single coming from them on the label quite soon too. There are also instrumental versions of Sare's mixes for DJs to extend and expand with. So, there you have it, a must have virtual 12" for your expanding Melodica Recordings collection. Written by Chris Mellor, Nick Cornu & Samantha Whates. Published by Copyright Control. Lead Vocals by Samantha Whates. Backing Vocals by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. All instruments played & programmed by Chris Coco & Nick Cornu. Produced & mixed by Chris Coco in Freedom Street, London. Mastered by Steve Miller in Another Country. Remix and Additional Production by Sare Havlicek. MELOR007 (P <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Crackpot love music; they enjoy making it in their outback studio in inner Melbourne. They gather eclectic instruments around them, from vibraphones to talkie-phones. They are very shy and mostly come out at night. Crackpot are Jade D'Adrenz (Vocals), Martin Moose (Keys and Guitars), DJ Phil Ransom (Beats and Mixing). 'Robopotamus / Star' is the fourth release on Melodica Recordings and their first single for Chris Coco's new label. Because this is Melodica there is an A-side and a B-side, no remixes, no waste, just two great tunes for you to enjoy; an imaginary 12" to add to your virtual collection. The A side, 'Robopotamus' is about a little Robopotamus who is sweeping out the leaves in his own head when one slips out of his ear and floats down to earth. A blobby arpeggiator riding on a beat with a concealed wooden leg, sung softly over your shoulder for your ear only. The B-side, 'Star,' is for the last loser in the bar and the bravest men on earth - dreaming big and deserted at their posts. A twinkling constellation of space-junk synth paints the night sky. Created in Australia for Australia's harsh musical conditions. Written by D'Adrenz, Ivanov, Lubran. Vocals by Jade. Electric Piano & Synths by Moose. Beats, Cuts, Mixed by Ransom. Produced by Crackpot. Mixed at the Crackpot Immobile. Mastered by Joseph Carra at Crystal Mastering. Published by Mushroom Music. P & C 2012 Melodica Recordings

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: bit.ly A cover of one of the best songs of 80s band Eurythmics by two contemporary Balearic maestros. No Logo is a special collaboration between Steve Miller, the super producer behind downtempo sensation Afterlife and renowned, versatile DJ and long standing Mambo, Ibiza resident Pete Gooding. Steve: I have always loved the Eurythmics but I had never heard the original until Pete Gooding played it to me and suggested we should cover it. I love the way Annie's lyrics captured the sense of helplessness in the city, the subway sounds like a cattle train thundering along, people packed into tiny flats for extortionate rents, conscious lyrics at their best. Pete: No Logo was born out of my relationship with Steve that started when we were compiling the Mambo CDs. We discovered a mutual love of Balearic orientated music and thats what the project became and encompasses: chill out, electronica, drum and bass, deep house and Latin inspired stuff. Danny Whitehead used to play This City Never Sleeps when he was the Mambo, Ibiza resident with me in 2000. It sounded amazing in ibiza and I had never heard it before so I liked that it wasn't an obvious cover. As well as the Original this package contains two very different remixes from Max Essa and a dub from Melodica label boss Chris Coco. The B side of the release is Easy, a track taken from the forthcoming No Logo album being released later in 2012. MELOR005 Written by Lennox & Stewart Produced by Steve <b>...</b>
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Beatport: s.beatport.com iTunes: bit.ly We've got some High-Gloss, High-Grade partymakers right here from C-Beam, initiating a run of quality releases from Ink Records in 2012. 'I Can't Wait' is calculated fun-times, one part pink and fluffy, one part dancefloor deadliness. C-Beam, a duo from East London, definitely know what buttons to press when it comes to reworks and this interpretation of Nu Shooz's 80's anthem is no exception. We've got a great, great brace of remixes to complete the package too. Article 64's '4 AM' mix is deep and warm house. Twilight sessions are afoot with this one; 4.AM veterans rejoice! We're ramped into overdrive next with Stinkahbell's dubstep take on the original, its aggression tamed only by the sparkling vocal snippets. Powerful stuff. Amir Farhoodi Vs Aron bring back the sheen with their classy 4-to-the-floor rework, then we're taken on a trip to finish with Deckskar stepping up to the plate. His hyper colourful take is huge dubstep influenced dance music. His mix has been getting accolades left right and center and we're expecting big things from this North London lad. Written By John Smith Produced By Guy Buss & Dave Robertson Vocals By Jodi C Published by Poolside Music P + C 2012 Ink Records www.inkrecords.net

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: bit.ly A cover of one of the best songs of 80s band Eurythmics by two contemporary Balearic maestros. No Logo is a special collaboration between Steve Miller, the super producer behind downtempo sensation Afterlife and renowned, versatile DJ and long standing Mambo, Ibiza resident Pete Gooding. Steve: I have always loved the Eurythmics but I had never heard the original until Pete Gooding played it to me and suggested we should cover it. I love the way Annie's lyrics captured the sense of helplessness in the city, the subway sounds like a cattle train thundering along, people packed into tiny flats for extortionate rents, conscious lyrics at their best. Pete: No Logo was born out of my relationship with Steve that started when we were compiling the Mambo CDs. We discovered a mutual love of Balearic orientated music and thats what the project became and encompasses: chill out, electronica, drum and bass, deep house and Latin inspired stuff. Danny Whitehead used to play This City Never Sleeps when he was the Mambo, Ibiza resident with me in 2000. It sounded amazing in ibiza and I had never heard it before so I liked that it wasn't an obvious cover. As well as the Original this package contains two very different remixes from Max Essa and a dub from Melodica label boss Chris Coco. The B side of the release is Easy, a track taken from the forthcoming No Logo album being released later in 2012. MELOR005 Written by Lennox & Stewart Produced by Steve <b>...</b>
No Logo Chris Coco Max Essa Eurythmics Annie Lennox Dave Stewart Pete Gooding Melodica

iTunes: bit.ly Crackpot love music; they enjoy making it in their outback studio in inner Melbourne. They gather eclectic instruments around them, from vibraphones to talkie-phones. They are very shy and mostly come out at night. Crackpot are Jade D'Adrenz (Vocals), Martin Moose (Keys and Guitars), DJ Phil Ransom (Beats and Mixing). 'Robopotamus / Star' is the fourth release on Melodica Recordings and their first single for Chris Coco's new label. Because this is Melodica there is an A-side and a B-side, no remixes, no waste, just two great tunes for you to enjoy; an imaginary 12" to add to your virtual collection. The A side, 'Robopotamus' is about a little Robopotamus who is sweeping out the leaves in his own head when one slips out of his ear and floats down to earth. A blobby arpeggiator riding on a beat with a concealed wooden leg, sung softly over your shoulder for your ear only. The B-side, 'Star,' is for the last loser in the bar and the bravest men on earth - dreaming big and deserted at their posts. A twinkling constellation of space-junk synth paints the night sky. Created in Australia for Australia's harsh musical conditions. Written by D'Adrenz, Ivanov, Lubran. Vocals by Jade. Electric Piano & Synths by Moose. Beats, Cuts, Mixed by Ransom. Produced by Crackpot. Mixed at the Crackpot Immobile. Mastered by Joseph Carra at Crystal Mastering. Published by Mushroom Music. P & C 2012 Melodica Recordings

iTunes: bit.ly Two fine slices of Balearic Techno from a mysterious production duo. What do you do when a couple of producers at the top of their game take time out from making pounding dancefloor cuts and indulge themselves with a little Balearic Techno, then make two killer tunes that you want to put out on your fledgling label? Then tell you that their identities must be kept secret at all costs? When the music is as good as this, and the boys are as hype and determined as these two, there's not a lot you can do except respect their wishes, find a suitably random, ambiguous picture, like a dog in a mini mini for example, and get on with releasing the tunes with love and care. As this is the Melodica Recordings we present an A side and a B side for you to enjoy. The A side is a killer called Alone. It will work as well in a cocktail bar in London as it does at a sunset spot in Ibiza (we know we have tried both), and it's bottom is heavy enough to kick in a club too (yes we have tried that too). On the flip you will find the pumpy, side-chained, trigger happy Took My Love, almost as good but slightly more quirky than it's perky compadre on the A side. Together they make a perfect, pared down package, no remixes, no waste, just a great imaginary 12 to add to your virtual collection. 1Blip2. Woof. Beep. Woof. Woof. Written and produced by 1Blip2 at a secret location in central London. Published by Copyright Control. P+C 2012 Melodica Recordings MELOR003

iTunes: bit.ly Two fine slices of Balearic Techno from a mysterious production duo. What do you do when a couple of producers at the top of their game take time out from making pounding dancefloor cuts and indulge themselves with a little Balearic Techno, then make two killer tunes that you want to put out on your fledgling label? Then tell you that their identities must be kept secret at all costs? When the music is as good as this, and the boys are as hype and determined as these two, there's not a lot you can do except respect their wishes, find a suitably random, ambiguous picture, like a dog in a mini mini for example, and get on with releasing the tunes with love and care. As this is the Melodica Recordings we present an A side and a B side for you to enjoy. The A side is a killer called Alone. It will work as well in a cocktail bar in London as it does at a sunset spot in Ibiza (we know we have tried both), and it's bottom is heavy enough to kick in a club too (yes we have tried that too). On the flip you will find the pumpy, side-chained, trigger happy Took My Love, almost as good but slightly more quirky than it's perky compadre on the A side. Together they make a perfect, pared down package, no remixes, no waste, just a great imaginary 12 to add to your virtual collection. 1Blip2. Woof. Beep. Woof. Woof. Written and produced by 1Blip2 at a secret location in central London. Published by Copyright Control. P+C 2012 Melodica Recordings MELOR003

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: bit.ly A cover of one of the best songs of 80s band Eurythmics by two contemporary Balearic maestros. No Logo is a special collaboration between Steve Miller, the super producer behind downtempo sensation Afterlife and renowned, versatile DJ and long standing Mambo, Ibiza resident Pete Gooding. Steve: I have always loved the Eurythmics but I had never heard the original until Pete Gooding played it to me and suggested we should cover it. I love the way Annie's lyrics captured the sense of helplessness in the city, the subway sounds like a cattle train thundering along, people packed into tiny flats for extortionate rents, conscious lyrics at their best. Pete: No Logo was born out of my relationship with Steve that started when we were compiling the Mambo CDs. We discovered a mutual love of Balearic orientated music and thats what the project became and encompasses: chill out, electronica, drum and bass, deep house and Latin inspired stuff. Danny Whitehead used to play This City Never Sleeps when he was the Mambo, Ibiza resident with me in 2000. It sounded amazing in ibiza and I had never heard it before so I liked that it wasn't an obvious cover. As well as the Original this package contains two very different remixes from Max Essa and a dub from Melodica label boss Chris Coco. The B side of the release is Easy, a track taken from the forthcoming No Logo album being released later in 2012. MELOR005 Written by Lennox & Stewart Produced by Steve <b>...</b>
No Logo Chris Coco Max Essa Eurythmics Annie Lennox Dave Stewart Pete Gooding Melodica

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: bit.ly Easy is the B side of the No Logo single This City Never Sleeps. Easy has had major props from legendary Balearic DJ Jose Padilla. He likes the track so much he included it on volume two of his much loved compilation series Cafe Solo. A cover of one of the best songs of 80s band Eurythmics by two contemporary Balearic maestros. No Logo is a special collaboration between Steve Miller, the super producer behind downtempo sensation Afterlife and renowned, versatile DJ and long standing Mambo, Ibiza resident Pete Gooding. Steve: I have always loved the Eurythmics but I had never heard the original until Pete Gooding played it to me and suggested we should cover it. I love the way Annie's lyrics captured the sense of helplessness in the city, the subway sounds like a cattle train thundering along, people packed into tiny flats for extortionate rents, conscious lyrics at their best. Pete: No Logo was born out of my relationship with Steve that started when we were compiling the Mambo CDs. We discovered a mutual love of Balearic orientated music and thats what the project became and encompasses: chill out, electronica, drum and bass, deep house and Latin inspired stuff. Danny Whitehead used to play This City Never Sleeps when he was the Mambo, Ibiza resident with me in 2000. It sounded amazing in ibiza and I had never heard it before so I liked that it wasn't an obvious cover. As well as the Original this package contains two very different <b>...</b>

iTunes: bit.ly Beatport: bit.ly Blakula is back, more intoxicated, broken-hearted, sad, horny, dazed and confused than ever. Each track tells a tale of doom and gloom, torment and desire, ecstasy and pain, painted with the darkest shade of noir color and the deepest red. As with the first record, Blackula's musical brew is eclectic: seventies' funk, Giallo and horror soundtracks, psychedelia, rock, contemporary classical, the avant-garde, no wave, free jazz & blues. The nocturnal funk of the title track has the groove of a subway train ridin' into the darkness. Glam guitar, violent noise and hysterical brass sections pepper "Hurt Me". "A Darker Shade of Noir" rolls on with its possessed voodoo priestess chants, followed by the melancholic contemporary chamber music piece of "Nights Are So Long". "Beautiful Addiction" is a frantic exercise in eerie shrieks and dark orchestral movements. "Every Eild Eesire" is as dirty as a standing up f**k in a back alley. The minimal voodoo slo-fi beat of "The Weight Of Darkness" is full of trance-like vocals, whispers, flutes and spooky keyboards. "Early Dawn Bites And The Electric Spirits" is a solitary Chet Baker impersonator spitting his soul through a saxophone, before passing out on a curb, lulled by the big city noises. The Giallo funk of "deadlier than love" is a killer groove with keyboards and maniac horns, until the final curtain "Far From The City Lights." It's the end title for this imaginary movie soundtrack, a song of sin <b>...</b>
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