Who needs to go to a dance club and spend all your money when you can just get your fix in the middle of the day. Like a 3 year old on the low end of a sugar bender, I can't really talk when I watch this show. I just trip out for 30 minutes which doesn't EVER happen. Check out the background on Biz's Beat of the Day. The Kool-Aid is even getting down at the Party In My Tummy. Nathaniel loves to cut a rug! It's seems the guy with the furry hat could have been in this Dee-Lite video.

あー

踊れなかったけど、これがBIG FUNでの自分のハイライト

この音源が一番、きれいに聴こえますのでお許しあれ、メタモルフォーゼに行ってないから！！！

山に響いてかっこよかったわぁ～
あと、大好きな新曲もかかったし　イヒヒ。早くでないかなぁ、、、

しかし、Kuniさんのライブ見たかったよ。たのむぜS、次回はステージにがぶりよりだ！

And who am I to argue?

Click below to watch the Official Video!

Calabria by Enur ft Natasja

May you RIP Natasja. Your beautiful music lives on!

So without further adieu here is my latest top ten!

1)  Praise to the JBs-ATFC--I heard this song last week and immediately knew that it was going to be in my top slot!!  This a great song and will undoubtedly be a hit in the clubs for a while!

2)  Open Your Heart-Dirty South & Axwell--Still a favorite of mine and everyone else's!!  The song is masterfully done but what else can you expect from these two...

3)  Touch Me-Chocolate Puma & Bingo P--WOW!!  I love this song!!  Alot of energy!!  This is a primetime banger!!

4)  Better Day (TV Rock Remix)-Dirty South & Paul Harris feat. Rudy--Now this tune has been out for a while but this remix makes a good song, great!!

5)  Le Night Demoniator-Lina--I have to keep this in the top ten for two reasons.  One, I still play this and get a great reaction and two, its FIRE!!!!

6)  Electric Feel (Justice Remix)-MGMT--Mid-tempo banger for early in the night or early in the morning. 

7)  Children (Club Mix)-Dave Darell--Like I said in the previous top ten, this remix improves the song!!

8)  Infinity 2008 (Klaas remix)-Guru Josh Project--I saw Moby play this at the Virgin Mobile Fest in Baltimore, the roof almost came off the tent!!

9)  It's Love (Trippin')-South West Beats feat. Claudine Patrice--Hype Mix, Good Production and the singer sounds like Jill Scott=A Big Tune

10)  Great DJ (Calvin Harris Remix)-The Ting Tings--Calvin takes a mediocre song and gives me a reason to play it...

Throwback Track of the Week--Tracey In My Room-EBTG vs. Soul Vision--I remember dancing to this song in Rhodes in 2000...It's one of those tunes you don't forget!!

Well thats it for this week!!  Hit me with your comments and emails!!

DG

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A man in a large costume that resembles a jar of mustard runs past me. As his yellow figure bobs oddly through a throng of sweaty, pubescent ravers, the crowd erupts into a cacophony of cheers. Somewhere, a voice shouts out. “Mustard man! Mustard Man!”. Then, a Japanese guy in a hat expertly designed in the figure of a chicken floats past. He spreads a pair of thin arms wide.
“Who wants to suck my cock?” he shouts. Behind me, a group of guys giggle. I stand in this chaos, snapping photos and floating quietly through the crowd. That’s the most interesting thing about this experience. Around me, hundreds of people are dancing excitedly. Bodies covered in sweat glisten under dimly lit New York street lamps. Tiny emo girls toss their dyed hair back and forth, strange shirtless guys do very homo erotic dances, and guys like the chicken man—there are a few of them around—all prance around, dancing to some quiet, unheard music. This is because they are dancing to their own music.
I’m at my first silent rave.
To see hundreds of people dancing with their telltale ipod headphones in their ears, all grinding to their own beat, is like seeing a music video on TV with the mute button on. But not only am I in this music video, but I’m an active participant, snapping photos, not trying to brush against too many of the girls present (many of them are teenagers). This would probably count as the second rave I’ve been to in the states. Like all raves, there are tons of very attractive women.
To my left, a Heidi Klum look alike wearing headphones straight out of an 80’s movie grooves beside her equally hot Asian friend. In front of me, a tall red head makes me think immediately of Berlin. All around, cute teeny-boppers, people with shaved heads, tatoos and t-shirts that read “I love NY” are all dancing.

Raving, in complete silence.
The silence is broken by screams which have no purpose. In rave music, people normally scream when the bass drops. Like most music, rave incorporates a specific tempo that keeps the crowd going for hours on end, ecstasy, cocaine or no. After a minute or so of the introductory song loop, a bass kick drops. This is where people scream and dance faster. Tonight, people are raving telephathically. The bass kicks in on one person’s headphones, and they broadcast it to everyone else with a scream. This spreads through the crowd like wildfire—people jump, run around and even mosh—and then the silence falls once more.
There is a natural tendency for human beings to feel threatened in the presence of large groups. If you’ve ever attended a large arena where a fight started, you might have “felt” a ripple through the collective consciousness of those present. You sense the anguish of those around you, you are caught in the bubble. For a moment, you and the crowd are one. Tonight is one of those nights.
I slip on my headphones and start playing a few trance tracks from a top 100 album I have. Almost instantly, I am in the bubble. As the sounds of voices, screams and bodies hopping around fades, I am part of the collective. All I hear are the snares, break beats and heavy basses while I look through my own personal windshield. Somewhere, a conga-line starts, and dozens of people begin sprinting in a sweeiping arc around the other ravers. For a second my radar gets tweaked. I get sensation of danger again. The groups of bodies darting through the crowd resemble the scene of a brawl. Bodies moving rapidly, touching, colliding. But the feeling subsides. These people are all here to have fun. They are happy being separate yet close.

A part of me wishes the rave was louder. At least I would have more to say.

Well, to solve that problem, I recently came across a site that streams radio stations from around the world AND provides a full listing of all the tracks - it's called 3FL Radio.

The section I am most interested in at the moment is the list of Digitally Imported streams. Digitally Imported is a site that streams electronic dance radio music from around the world. It has different streams for different styles, which makes it great for both getting to know a style and for listening to what's currently happening with a particular style. Some of their streams include:

• Breaks
• Chillout
• DJ Mixes
• Drum and Bass
• Electro House
• Eurodance
• Funky House
• Goa Psy Trance
• Hardcore
• Hard Dance
• Hardstyle
• House
• Lounge
• Minimal
• Progressive
• Trance
• Tribal House
• Vocal Trance

A couple of weeks ago I went and saw the new Batman movie - The Dark Knight. About half way through is a scene in a nightclub with some awesome dark electronic song in the background (total goosebump moment). Anyway, having learnt from my mistakes, I went straight to the internet and did a search for "club scene song Dark Knight Batman" and voila! Some gorgeous person had already discovered what it was and posted about it!

Finding a song you've been searching for for ages can be one of the most rewarding experiences - the moment the download clicks over to 100% and the sound of the song you've dedicated hours to searching for starts flowing through your speakers can be quite a tear-jerker (for this girl, anyway).

Fortunately, with the internet, we can start to benefit from other peoples tireless searches, and reap the benefits more quickly. Next time you get stuck on a song you've heard randomly in the background of a movie, have a quick squiz at ReelSoundtrack.com or google-it.

Track details: Boom Boom Satellites - Scatterin' Monkey
Boom Boom Satellites - A Moment of Silence

If you like that, try: Crystal Method - Trip Like I Do

Se vocês estão se perguntando "Quem é essa?"; não se preoculpem! Eu também não conhecia esta cantora francesa de Música Eletrônica. E só fui conhecer o trabalho dela graças a um amigo. Meu primeiro contato, com o trabalho de Emilie Simon, foi através da música Flowers (extraído do álbum Emilie Simon). Confesso que a música não me chamou muito a atenção (pelo menos, não da primeira vez que ouvi). Porém, o vídeo-clip me cativou a conhecer mais sobre esta cantora.

Estão curiosos? Então, segue o vídeo-clip:

Bom, vamos esclarecer um ponto importante, antes de continuarmos. Vocês devem estar pensando: "Isso não é Música Eletrônica!". E vocês estão corretos até certo ponto. Aqui no Brasil, a Música Eletrônica, ficou marcada pelo Dance e pelo Techno (e suas derivações). Mas, tanto aqui (quanto no exterior), o termo Eletronic Music (ou Música Eletrônica) é usado para definir músicas criadas através de equipamentos (e instrumentos) eletrônicos. Entenderam?

Então, podemos retornar à Emilie Simon. Vocês ainda não conseguiram associar ela a algo relevante? Pois é (rs), eu, também, demorei para conseguir fazer isso. Até eu ler no Wikipedia que a autoria da trilha sonora, do filme A Marcha dos Pinguins, é dela. Inclusive da música Song of the Storm (que podemos considerar como famosa).

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Vocês já sabiam de tudo isso que falei? Então, por quê leram até aqui (rs)? Brincadeira. Confesso que o estilo musical da Emilie Simon nunca me agradou muito. Por isso (talvez), que eu nunca tinha ouvido falar dela. Ou, se quer sabia, que foi ela quem compôs a trilha sonora d'A Marcha dos Pinguins.

Mas o que, realmente, me chamou a atenção foi uma versão da música Come As You Are (do Nirvana). Creio que, vocês já sabem o quanto eu gosto de versões, né? Bom, segue o vídeo:

Colaboração: osilvar

Observação: Cliquem aqui, para acessar o MySpace da Emilie Simon.

Nota (*):

1. Esta animação foi criada por um fã.

Clubber kids, book your tickets: the punnishment is over now! Fair or not - who cares! - Ibiza's superlatives champion dancefloor re-opens next Friday, 15th, at 16h30. Some changes, that's true, but the same spirit, as they claim.

May the force be with you.

Drinking habits are getting more frequent, this week I got WASTED on a Tuesday, my god I fucking was horrendously rough and I came home at 5am, my mum wasn't too pleased.
I went out last night and it was very boring for me so I've decided no more going out till after Creamfields which shall be a brilliant experience for me.

My music taste has totally changed, now I can't listen to Rock music without resenting it, I do admittedly like it but I just can't listen to it, it's bassline/dance/trance all the way now! eyyyyy
After finding my new love for this music I have to go to Creamfields, I have to admit, when I first saw it it didn't appeal but now I can't fucking wait for it, gonna be a right weekend, I'm leaving my sensible head at home and gonna be crazy! :D
I'm dying my hair bright pink and i'm not gonna cut it before I go now.

http://www.creamfields.com/lineup.aspx

How ace is that gonna be! :D
I'm so excited!!! :D