Tom Boxer & Jay – A Beautiful Day (Vanotek Remix)

"Tom Boxer started to play with music around age 5 with guitar. Later, he discovered a true passion for composition and music production. The influence in his style is all good music no matter if is folk, rock, punk, pop, jazz, hip hop or dance. 10 years ago he leaved in UK where he learned how to produce club music. Back in his native country - Romania where he work in his personal studio - he released great dance hits such as BRASIL, A BEAUTIFUL DAY and DANCING His latest singles Brasil and A BEAUTIFUL DAY are TOP 10 hits in many coutries from Europe with great videos directed by himself. He played music with many great Dj's and worked in studio with great artists from around the world. A very positive sound and vibe (as Tom Boxer is in his real life). A few feat's with great reggae singers like BUPPY BROWN the singer from BLADE 2 soundtrack, and MIKE DIAMONDZ.

Some tracks are performed by himself. To be mentioned that he's composing his own lines, recording instruments and voices and mastering the tracks. It's a mastering ingineer too. On the dancefloor he brings a special and different positive sound. Live vocal, MC, freestyling still spining and scratching. It is like a dance music machine and in every club he was people felt the difference. He is not considering himself just a DJ but a complete artist and his message and vibe comes from his own interior nature: PURE LOVE for GOD, UNIVERSE and people. On his personal webpage tom says: "Believe in something, anything, no matter how small or big. It's the only way you can be happy. And to be happy is the true reason of life"." Article source: Tom Boxer on MySpace.

Connect-R – Murderer (VanoTek Remix)

"Amnesia Ibiza, a famous club near San Rafael, has blown minds for decades. Renovated and updated since 2008, the terrace is a huge greenhouse with palm trees, many bars and a pleasantly air-conditioned VIP area which encircles the club on the upper floor. Amnesia also host Espuma parties at which life-threatening quantities of foam are pumped onto the dance floor in the main room. Boulder-sized stacks of speakers litter the floor and are usually colonised by enthusiastic ravers.

Tacky dancers bounce around on podiums on the upstairs floor, level with the dj booth which looks down on the writhing masses below. The house where Amnesia now stands was built at the end of the 18th century. Sold to an aristocratic and artistic widow in the 70s it became a home to hippies who played in bands and danced till dawn while experimenting with LSD and "touching the heavens", according to the Amnesia web site."