Venerable Chicago dance music producer, Mark Picchotti, continues dominating the Billboard Dance Charts with this Top 10 chart hit; a pop-dance stomper for the clubs by FOSTER THE PEOPLE entitled “Don’t Stop.” It’s also a FREE DOWNLOAD from Mark’s SoundCloud page.
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DJ Tony Z is back with another slammin’ Netmix Global House Podcast for November 2011. This mix strays from the underground, with a more uptempo popular flavor defined by a big room sound and anthemic, female and male vocals. This is one of the best Netmix podcasts to date. We know you’ll love it.
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Nice to see someone’s investing in music videos for dance music artists. Although we wish the director would have gotten Guetta to do more than just shill for Nokia and make love signs with his hands, it’s all good. The track is cool and the dance routine isn’t half bad. Thumbs up!
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The Bowery and Pacha NYC presents Deadmaus and BURNS Thanksgiving Eve
Looking for something to do on Thanksgiving Eve next week? The Bowery, Pacha NYC and Terminal 5 have teamed up to bring you and evening of hyped beats and funky sounds from everyone’s musical maestro of the moment, Deadmau5. Alongside will be U.K. funkmaster, BURNS, who’s Parisian-style funk melded with UK disco-filtered house is rocking dance floors around the world.
BURNS has been busy remixing the sounds of Ladyhawke, Jack Spalsh feat. Missy Elliot, Passion Pit, The Gossip, Kasabian, White Lies, FrankMusic, and Calvin Harris.
Take a listen to BURNS Pre Party Jamz set recently featured on NickyDigital.com.
Nicky Digital Pre-Party Jamz mix from BURNS
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Now for something we didn’t know…Birmingham U.K. producer/dj, Kim Fai! He’s listed on the bill along with Sleepy & Boo. This cat is sick! We just checked out his tracks on his MySpace. What! Yo…crazy! His remix of the balearic classics Inner City Good Life and the Paul Thomas & Myke Smith remake of Atlantic Ocean Waterfall are incredible. He’s got a bunch of tracks out, including Drug Music 2009 with Mark Knight from Toolroom Knights on the vocal. We hadn’t heard his remix of Funkagenda’s “What the F*@&k.” We found the YouTube track and it’s served up in this post. Very deep, dark and certainly underground.
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Before I leave the house for meetings in the city, I need to blast out a few quick emails. After clicking open Gmail and then swapping tabs to Facebook to check my feed, I saw my man, Markie Gee’s mix posted to my Facebook page. What better than to listen to deep house music as I let a few emails fly? This is smokin. Especially when you get to the Layabouts feat. Kathy Brown track, Choices. Now that’s a crack-a-lackin house track! It’s comes in at about 30:20. The beat kicks it hard and Brown’s energy on the track gels nicely with the theme, about making choices. Funny, last week at dinner with friends, we were talking about making choices. Now, here’s a track that carries on that conversation. At the very end, Roland Clark’s Deep In House makes you wanna move. I’m always DEEP IN HOUSE, baby! Thanks to Markie for sweetening the day.
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While we’re at it posting mixes from all over the Internet radio spectrum, take a listen to this hot play list of tech house and house music anthems from August 2008. I put this mix together using the 8tracks play list service. Yup, you can create your own mix and share it with friends. Just go to 8tracks.com, upload your tracks and pump up the volume! It’s free and LEGAL too!
(Disclosure: Netmix’s Tony Zeoli is on the 8tracks Board of Advisers)
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netmix : Just posted a Netmix Global House Sessions Classics Mix on MixCloud - Episode 4! Check this one out. It's pretty awesome. One of my best mixes ever! Lots of my favorite tracks, including Seal "The Beginning," Eddie Amador "House Music," Armand Van Helden "Witch Doktor", Danny Tenaglia "Elements" and De'Lacy "Hideaway." This is definitely a blast from the past.
(about 2 weeks ago).
