Narcotic Sound & Christian D feat. Matteo - Mamasita (Perez Brothers Remix)

Music Makes a Better Sleep and Improves Brainpower

"Ever find that playing your favorite CD after a hard day, or listening to your favorite radio station before you go to bed, is soothing or actually helps put you in a better mood? There's a reason why many people are inherently drawn to music, and that's because music is far more than just noise in the background--it can actually help you to sleep better, improve your brainpower, reduce stress and more.

And this news couldn't have come at a better time, as a poll by the National Sleep Foundation found that three-quarters of American adults report problems with sleep. And as anyone who's ever had a restless night's sleep knows, not getting enough sleep can wreak havoc on your ability to function the next day.

Said Richard Gelula, the National Sleep Foundation's CEO, "People who sleep well, in general, are happier and healthier ... But when sleep is poor or inadequate, people feel tired or fatigued, their social and intimate relationships suffer, work productivity is negatively affected, and they make our roads more dangerous by driving while sleepy and less alert."

Fortunately, another study, published in the February 2005 edition of The Journal of Advanced Nursing, found that older adults with sleep problems who listened to soft music at bedtime reported a 35 percent improvement in their sleep. The participants slept longer and better, and had less daytime dysfunction, after listening to 45 minutes of music before bed.

"The difference between the music group and the control group was clinically significant," said Hui-Ling Lai, lead author of the study. "The music group reported a 26 percent overall improvement in the first week and this figure continued to rise as they mastered the technique of relaxing to the sedative music."

Music is not only good for sleeping, it's also good for your brain, according to a study published last year in the journal Heart & Lung. Researchers found that people who listened to music while they exercised performed more than twice as well on a verbal fluency test than people who listened to no music. The test was designed to challenge the part of the brain that deals with planning and abstract thought.

Said the study's lead author, Charles Emery, " ... Listening to music may influence cognitive function through different pathways in the brain. The combination of music and exercise may stimulate and increase cognitive arousal while helping to organize cognitive output."

Further, music can have an amazing impact on many aspects of our health, including our mood, stress level and even ability to tolerate pain. There's even a growing area of study called music therapy, in which music therapists work in medical and mental hospitals, day care centers, senior centers and more to help people with health problems ranging from Alzheimer's disease to acute and chronic pain.

According to the American Music Therapy Association, music can be used to:

• Reduce stress (either by making music, such as drumming, or listening to music passively for relaxation)
  
• Provide support for exercise
  
• Assist a woman with labor and delivery
  
• Alleviate pain in conjunction with anesthesia or pain medication
  
• Elevate mood and counteract depression
  
• Promote movement for physical rehabilitation
  
• Calm or sedate a person to induce sleep
  
• Relieve fear or apprehension
  
• Lesson muscle tension."

Article source: www.sixwise.com. All rights reserved to the author(s) in the specified source. 

Omega - Mr. Vain (Perez Brothers Remix)

Size Matters:  Observations On Loudspeaker Directivity

"Trap boxes and line arrays get all the attention. And that’s no surprise - they’re big and loud, and dare I say it, glamorous. But the truck rarely rolls without a complement of two-way loudspeakers sporting a 12-inch or 15-inch woofer and a horn. Whether its monitor wedges, drum fill, front fill or just “speakers on sticks,” small 2-way boxes do many of the everyday jobs that make up a typical sound reinforcement day. We take the performance of these boxes for granted, but they can be used to better effect if we really understand their directivity characteristics and what makes them perform the way they do. They’re often described as a 90 by 60 box or some other dubious reference.

But 90 degrees by 60 degrees at what frequency? Certainly not from DC to light. There are four principle ingredients that govern the dispersion pattern of these loudspeakers, including the cone driver, horn, crossover and cabinet (...). Technology has gone a long way towards providing a ton of output and fidelity from small packages. But physics hasn’t changed. When it comes to pattern control, size still matters!" Full article available at: www.prosoundweb.com.

FloRida & Kesha-Right Round (Perez Brothers Remix)

""Right Round" is a dance-pop song performed by American rapper Flo Rida from R.O.O.T.S., his second studio album. It was released to radio as the album's lead single on January 27, 2009 and was digitally released on February 10 by Poe Boy Entertainment and Atlantic Records. The song lyrically speaks of developing a crush on a woman at a strip club, while musically incorporating a sample of the 1984 Dead or Alive song "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" in its hook. According to one of the song's writers, the chorus refers to oral sex. Pop singer Kesha contributed guest vocals to the song, but was only credited internationally.

The song received mostly negative reviews from critics, who claimed it was cheesy and misogynistic. However, it was a commercial success, reaching the top ten of the charts in nineteen countries worldwide. In the United States, it became Flo Rida's second number-one single and broke the record for first-week sales when it was released to digital retailers. The single's accompanying music video was directed by Malcolm Jones and nominated for an MTV Video Music Award." Article source: www.en.wikipedia.org.

Inner Smile - Let's Dance (Perez Brothers Remix)

"Inner Smile an Israeli Trance / Electro duo is producer/song writer Jordan Schultz, and singer/song writer Gera. Jordan Schultz was born on October 1984, in Haifa, Israel. In his early teens Jordan was introduced to the world of electronic music, not long after he began producing his own material. One of his early projects "Baraka” found big success in Israel and worldwide, giving him the inspiration to continue developing his own unique sound and style. Gera was born on October 1983, in Kiev, Ukraine. In her teens Gera was associated with the culture of Metal Music and was the singer of Heavy Metal Band. "The move to Dance Music was very natural to me as I found in it the amount of energy I was always looking for...". Gera's love for night life gives her the inspiration to write powerful lyrics and compose driving melodies. "I'm always fascinated by the fact people can gather together in one place and express their feelings by listening to music and dancing, that makes me very happy and inspires me to continue writing".

Jordan and Gera met by chance in 2006, since then they have been working together as "Inner Smile", producing unique material in their own studio and promises to keep an uplifting mood!" Article source: Inner Smile on MySpace.

20 Fingers - Lick It (Perez Brothers Remix)

"20 Fingers is the name of a musical group popular in the early 1990’s for producing a series of novelty pop music and rap music songs. Numerous singers affiliated with this group had hits on their own, most notably Gillette who scored hits with “Short, Short Man” and “Mr. Personality”. Another 20 Fingers spin-off resulted in the club hit “Lick It”. 20 Fingers is known for its occasionally sexually explicit lyrics, which has resulted in some songs being released in censored and uncensored versions (for example, Gillette’s “Short, Short Man” is entitled “.Short Dick Man” in its uncensored version. “Lick It”, similarly, had both edited and unedited versions released." Article source: www.last.fm.

Baby Alice – Pina Colada Boy (Perez Brothers Remix)

"During summer of 2005, Tim and Andreas beganto produce music while drinkingtoo musch beer. After their two first, very sexual tracks, the rumour of "Baby Alice" spread on the internet where the radiostations and listeners brought them to their hearts immediatelly! One succesful track got followed up by another online-hit and the group grew  fast! People screamed for more and  Baby Alice delivered and started to gig shortly after all the web-radiohits. It was during the summer of 2007 that Baby Alice got their hit "Mr. Dj", on national Swedish Radio and got their contract with major label Warner Music Sweden. Baby Alice left Warner Music during spring of 2008 and are now signed to major label Cathcy Tunes from Sweden. Baby Alice are looking forward to serve you all with their modern Euro-dance music!" Article source: http://babyalice.se.

Eddy Wata – I Like The Way (Perez Brothers Remix)

"I Like The Way" is the new hit released by Eddy Watta, wich encountered  a major succes all over the world. "Eddy was born in Nigeria by Nigerian mother and Gimaican father, started singing at a young age. At 18 he moved to Jamaica, entering the world of reggae singers. He returned 4 years later in Nigeria, he has formed his own group, achieving a certain popularity locally. In 2003, he after he signed a contract by the Italian producer Diego Milesi (www.myspace.com / diegomilesi), and his current manager Lino Longoni, arrived in the top 10-40 of the European rankings and n° 1 with in France, Spain, Germany, Japan and North America.

In 2007 the label "melodica", creating an 'excellent visibility thanks to the "project" Eddy, but it power to change the dividend producer team. But this "bold step" has degenerated a flop ... In 2008, Eddy also advised by his manager, sieves the contract with melodic, and go back to Diego, which he produces "i love my people" published and distributed by a italy label do it your self, and arriving just in charts forefront of international dance, and number in Canada. Today is also the new masterpiece "My Dream", and alongside the video. But you own this to baptise the new Diego's label: Evo-Records, which according to the first feeadback thanks to a different talents style of production and Eddy's interpretation , it has all it takes to become a successful international music star." Article source: Eddy Watta on MySpace.