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."

Edward Maya feat. Alicia – Stereo Love (Dj Dvir Halevi Remix)

Eduard Marian Ilie (29 June 1986, Bucharest, Romania), also known as Edward Maya, is a producer, performer, composer and musician from Romania. He graduated from George Enescu Music High School in Bucharest and is currently a final year student at the Bucharest Conservatory. At 19 years of age he composed a song with Eduard Carcota for the Eurovision Song Contest, which went to fourth place in the competition (Mihai Traistariu - Tornero). This breakthrough was followed by a busy period for the artist, who worked on different contracts with Romanian artists abroad (Akcent, Costi Ioniţă, Vika Jigulina, Cassa Loco, Studio One, DjRynno, Dj Sava, Marius Nedelcu, Blaxy Girls, Imba). In 2008 he produced the album that helped relaunch the band Akcent, appearing on the international music market with hits like "Stay with Me", "That's my Name" and "Lover's Cry", all under the Edward Maya brand. In the summer of 2009, Maya launched is first song as an artist, "Stereo Love", topping number 1 in the Romanian singles charts. Latter that year, "Stereo Love", became a hit in clubbing places all over the world. This success was followed by concerts worldwide, with the song reaching the pop charts Greece, Albania, Lebanon, Jordan, Macedonia, Azerbaijan, Portugal, Russia, Poland, the Netherlands, Egypt, Belgium, Spain, Italy,Turkey, Cyprus, France etc.

David Guetta & Kelly Rowland – When Love Takes Over (Abel Ramos Paris With Love Remix)

"Starting with a piano flow similar to Coldplay’s “Clocks”, Kelly Rowland falls in love with dance beats on her new venture into clubland. As guest vocalist on this poppy David Guetta collaboration, the two show what happens when an in-demand producer and DJ gets the right girl for the job. This track highlights the talents of both, offering one of the more sensual club tunes of summer 2009. Its pop tendencies give hope it could cross over and also become one of the biggest pop singles of the year. Every summer one song defines the hot months. This track not only defines the dance scene of summer 2009, it secures a place among club classics destined to flourish in club life for years to come." Article source:  Techno Trance Music Suite

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Silverscreen & London Boys – I’ve Been Thinking About You (Chico Del Mar & Tom Palace Electro Remix)

"The London Boys were a German-based, British dance pop duo comprising of Edem Ephraim (born 1 July 1959 in London) and Dennis Fuller (born 19 June 1960 in Jamaica), both of whom were killed in an Alpine car accident on January 21, 1996 . Although they lived near Hamburg, Germany since 1981, they had actually met when they were at school in London. They were formed in 1986 as a vehicle for songwriter and producer - Ralf-René Maué. Their musical style was catchy and highly infectious Eurobeat dance music combined with choreography acquired during their experience as Rollerblade dancers prior to forming London Boys. Consequently their early releases were marketed towards the Eurodisco scene.

They are remembered mainly for singles from their classic 1989 album The Twelve Commandments Of Dance, which peaked at No.2 on the UK charts. Most notable of these songs were London Nights, which peaked at No.2, and Requiem, which reached No.4 and was their breakthrough chart entry in April 1989. Another single, a remixed version of their 1987 release Harlem Desire, reached No.17. The music videos for these singles were largely based around impressive dance sequences and relationship/love storylines. Unfortunately The Twelve Commandments Of Dance is now out of print and the band have been somewhat forgotten, but the album has since become a collectible and their music still holds up well today. Their second album “Sweet Soul Music” was released in 1991 and the 3rd album “Love 4 Unity” in 1993. The 4th album “Hallelujah Hits” was released in 1995. This album was relased under the name of “The New London Boys” and it was a combination of religious music and eurobeat dance music."  Article source: www. last.fm

Eiffel 65 – Blue (Gabry Ponte Electro Remix)

"Remixes show up in nearly all styles. In the pop world, it is usually a functional thing rather than an expressive one - converting pop or rock tunes to be club-ready. The important thing, whether in dub reggae, hiphop remixes, house remixes of pop tunes, or whatever, is that the remixer adds their own personal touch to the track - bringing some important elements of the original, while adding their own recognizable style.  A big stage in a remix is cutting loops, wich is actually a fairly simple process. First, listen to your file, and identify the sections you'd like to cut. Then, select the phrase you'd like in your audio editing software, making sure to grab complete measures. A way to test your cut is to loop playback on the selection. If it sounds jumpy at the loop point, you may be selecting too much, or too little. Watch out for loops that include reverb tails or cymbal crashes, since these will often extend past the end of a phrase. Making sure your loops are cut precisely will make tempo correction within your looping software more accurate.

In programs like Sonar and Acid, which use nearly the same correction methods, this is imperative. If you are using Ableton Live, you can work very easily with completely raw samples, and eliminate some of this. Ableton is easily the most flexible looping software on the market. It allows for many different types of granular-based pitch and time correction, variable start and loop points, and an easy graphic interface for time correction. Time correction is achieved by either specifying the BPM of the loop (often detected automatically), or by inserting markers in the loop inspection window, to indicate where each beat falls. All of this will accomplish the same result as cutting and looping, while still preserving the original file. You can also take this time to do some processing on your loops. If you only have the full mixdown, you can bring out vocals or individual instruments somewhat with EQ. Keep in mind that there is no way to completely isolate a single instrument or voice after a mixdown. For example, you can lighten up the lower register (kick, toms) and basslines by rolling off the low end. This will keep things from getting muddy, if you use the vocals from that loop over a new bassline, or new drums. Acapellas is the word for best vocal cuts.

In a remix, it's possible to change the style, feel, even the emotional meaning of the track by changing the context of sections, reharmonizing melodies, adding additional elements, etc. Though the remixer has a foundation of existing material to build on, they are not restrained in any way. You're free to take that foundation, shift it around, and make it the roof!" Article source: www.wikihow.com

Dj Nick & Mc Giany – Sound Of Rain (Nick Kamarera Dub Mix)

"A Romanian psychoanalyst would give millions ( of new lei) to get Freud back to life and to debate psychiatry problems. Probably a Romanian writer would do the same with Shakespeare. Corina, the idol of many Romanian teenagers, declared that her dream is to sing with Robbie Williams. But I have a question? Why isn’t Robbie Williams’ dream to sing with Corina? Being a naïve question, APPARENTLY, I could find many answers: because Robbie has an entire career and Corina is newer in in the industry, because his type of music is different from her’s, because she hasn’t really the best voice and most of all…because Robbie Williams didin’t even hear  about Corina. I wonder why Romanian artists are not as promoted as foreign singers are and some of them don’t even have voices as good as some Romanian artists do. Bad luck, not to say the handicap not to be born into a powerful country minimizes the chance to have international success. Excessive promotion, serious financiers, glamorous shows…all these assures longevity on the international stages and record sales. The spectacular fall of some international artists proves that they weren’t more than backstage puppets. Young people should be shown that they can choose local artists and not because of a false patriotic feeling…but because they are worth it. I must admit that some Romanian artist have international success and they are enjoying the applauses of foreign public from all the continents. I don’t know how much it reflects the artistic potential of Romania, but at her time, the band Ozone hit the jackpot. The Japanese sang at the same time with Germans lyrics which are hard to say even for Romanians, without having any idea what they are saying . The intelligent promotion or maybe the good luck of the guys brought Romania fame even in the artistic area. Moreover, Romanian club music started to be very appreciated outside. Being in Greece, I heard on and on songs like Stereo Love ( its video was filmed there). I saw that big international names are on banners in Romania, in cities like Bucharest or Timisoara. The fans of Rolling Stones assisted he band in Romania, R&B lovers enjoyed Beyonce on the Romanian stage, Shakira offered her passion to the Romanian people on Latino rhythms and 50 Cent appeared for Rap fans. That means that Romania started to be seen differently and this gives us hope that Romanian singers will be seen without being called “thieves, rapists, gipsy”. If we entered EU ( on feet, with dogs and pigs and everything we have), why don’t we take a chance and enter the international music?   We have enough talent, and guts ( cause we are Romanians). Let’s hope we hear as many Romanian songs as possible when we travel and see many Romanian videos on foreign channels." Article source:  www.produsin.ro.

John Scatman – The Scatman (Intensa Remix)

I never would of thought "The Scatman" will be back again. It's not like that. He's back, in a sensational hot remix! A great work, electro style on a famous sound track. Let's talk a little bit about the singer. "John Paul Larkin (born March 13, 1942 in El Monte, California; died December 3, 1999 in Los Angeles), known as Scatman John, was a famous stutterer who invented a unique fusion of scat singing and disco. As he liked to say, this as a process of “turning my biggest problem into my biggest asset.” Scatman John has received 14 golds and 18 platinums for his albums and singles. He was also the recipient of the Annie Glenn Award for his outstanding service to the stuttering community, and was also inducted to the National Stuttering Association’s Hall of Fame. He was later diagnosed with lung cancer and soon went into intensive treatment. He maintained a positive attitude throughout,declaring that “whatever God wants is fine by me… I’ve had the very best life. I have tasted beauty.” He died in his Los Angeles home on December 3, 1999, at the age of 57.  “I hope that the kids, while they sing along to my songs or dance to it, feel that life is not that bad at all. Even for just a minute.” - John “Scatman” Larkin. "  Article source: www.last.fm

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EBJ feat. Anthya – Rainbow (Dark Angel Remix)

"Nadja, alias ANTHYA, was born in Milan. She began studying singing and music in 2000, following her passion for John Lennon and the Beatles. Since 2002 she has worked in recording studios in Milan as a vocalist and composer, where she also began to meet various musicians and producers. She recorded her first single entitled RAZZA BASTARDA in 2005 for RIVERECORDS. The single puts together her two great passions: music and animals. This song is deeply against all the unnecessary cruelty that man performs against animals, defenceless beings with no voice of their own. Her work on the song allowed her to meet the DJ and Producer ALEX BARTLETT and they subsequently began a close work relationship with trance music. Working as a composer and singer with Alex Bartlett in 2007, she wrote his new single UNIVERSE INSIDE (Drizzly Records). Other projects are soon to be produced (TOUCH THE SUN, INSPIRATION and HEAVEN) and she is working on her next solo project with Alex Barlett, which is coming soon. In the meantime, other work in pop music as well as a songwriter for various projects in Italy in collaboration with various producers are in the works. "
Article source:  www.anthya.com

Inna – Amazing (Dj Bouvern Extended Remix)

"Alexandra, using the surname Inna, is a 22 years old singer from Neptun (Black Sea Coast – Romania) who vows that music is her strongest passion! Advised by her family who recognized her talent at an early age, Inna began to sing and has been taking canto lessons for 8 years, but wish to broaden her knowledge and decided to explore the world of numbers, graduated from the Economical high-school in Constanta and the Political Sciences College. Inna’s first single “HOT” has been produced by the three talented guys from Play & Win (Radu Bolfea, Sebastian Barac, Marcel Botezan – hold on to these names, you will remember them soon!). By now, it’s common knowledge that the single has registered great success, the rating measurement system developed by Nielsen Media Research shows that “HOT” is the most broadcasted musical product as we speak, being supported by radio stations and also music televisions. Inna is a fresh name responsible for great music since the end of last year!

The romanian singer has overcame even Lady Gaga.Sources say that she is number 1 in Billboard HOT Dance Airplay.

It's no wonder she is so famous, her beauty, her talent runs into the people's hearts. Here's the proof for the nonbelievers! Let's face it! Lady Gaga it's more known for the clothes part, right? People are triing to look like her concerning this matter. "

Article source:  http://www.gossip-juice.com/the-news/650-innamore-famous-than-lady-gaga.html

Djuma Soundsystem – Les Djins (Steve Mill Remix)

"Djuma Soundsystem is Norwegian Mikkas and Danish Lars B who both live in Copenhagen. They met first time when they DJed at one of Copenhagens longest running club nights, the Sunday club “Offline”, and quickly became unseparable friends and production partners. Mikkas and Lars’ producer career started in a for club music producers somewhat odd way; In 2001 they composed and produced the music for the ballet “Off The Record” for The Royal Danish Theatre in Copenhagen. A ballet that merged classical music with elements of new electronic genres. The story of Djuma Soundsystem began a couple of years later in 2003, when Mikkas and Lars B decided to make a tune under the following dogma: to make an ethnical sounding club banger, that wasn’t cheesy!? Mikkas and Lars B has remixed, produced and coproduced tracks under many different monikers, such as Ben Horn and Def Jaguar. They have just finished remixing a track for Philipe Cohen Solal (Gotan Project) under their Ben Horn moniker, for his Moonshine sessions project on Ya Basta records and are releasing as Def Jaguar on Danish based label Big Star records and IO in UK. As DJs Lars and Mikkas has been playing for over a decade, all over Europe, and residencies includes Vega, Culture Box and Rust in Copenhagen. Their sound as producers is very varied, ranging from balearic disco vibes to straight up slammers, but always with a focus on grooves and recogniseable melody lines."         Article source: http://www.last.fm/music/Djuma+Soundsystem

Steve Mill's Remix seems to be the best remix of this track. I can tell this for sure. Fantasy music theme.