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.

Re – Fuge Harry Game 2 (CJ Stone Remix – Saltwater Mashup)

There is no straight forward path to becoming a success in the world of dance music, if you are a DJ, producer or both it seems very difficult to go from bedroom oblivion to superclub stardom.  Using turntables, CD players or an MP3 player, a DJ selects and plays music in some type of a club setting. The setting may be a neighborhood party, a small club, a disco, a rave, or even a stadium. A professional DJ must love music and entertain people. The main focus of a DJ is on the music they play and how they mix beats and remix tracks in and out of each other or also just to add a bit of energy to a track. A DJ will build a set by choosing tracks to control the energy level of the crowd and use beatmixing techniques to create seamless transitions between tracks. Laser light shows, small party games and stylish gigs also add to the overall performance levels of professional Disc Jockeys. Music Disc Jockeys can also take in requests about the songs that should be played from the audience, in order to ensure that the guests remain pleased with the music being belted out. A theoretical online study of various music videos, genres and styles is necessary too. A well-trained professional music DJ can indeed add to the overall attractive features of any party or social gathering.

Narcotic Thrust – I Like It (Waveshock Pres. Elite Sound Remix)

"Narcotic Thrust comprises of multi-talented DJ/Producer duo Andy Morris and Stuart Crichton. Although the name may appear to be a new one for many, the pair have been working both together and independently in the dance scene for over ten years. It should be pointed out that Narcotic Thrust’s name comes not from references to intravenous drug abuse or even from substance enhanced sexual activity, but is simply an anagram of Stuart’s name! Stuart began with some seminal slabs of progressive house on Limbo Records in the early 90’s under such guises as "Havana" as well as remixing the big names of the day such as The Grid and Rozalla. Then under the name Umboza he scored 2 top 15 hits for Positiva Records with “Cry India” and “Sunshine”. Stuart continued to write and produce with cream of the dance industry. He was recently responsible for the cheeky mash-up of Kylie and New Order used on the Brit Awards. Native Australian Andy teamed up with Stuart in London on the back of successful DJ residencies at The Leisure Lounge and Club UK. Since then Andy has taken up a weekly spot on Kiss FM and toured the globe with his record box, while making records for labels such as Jive, Whoop! And Pitch Black (NYC) and compiling a successful "Parallels" mix album for Logic Records. Andy’s dancefloor sensibilities and Stuart’s production skills led to Narcotic Thrust’s first release “Funky Acid Baby” aired on the now defunct Indochina Records. Some juicy remixes for Apollo 404, Real 2 Real and Amen UK followed."                                                      Article source: www.narcoticthrust.com

Today we're talking about "I Like It", a dance hit originally released in 2004. Waveshock Pres. Elite Sound tried to show us a "facelift" of it, making it totally different.

Deepcentral – In Love (Allexinno Red Rose Remix)

George and Doru started working on their project by the 2006 winter. While taking some time and working close to other music producers in their studio, ideas started to show up and get shaped as a new concept, but there were no good results until two years later. On the stage, George takes up the mixing part, while Doru completes their performance with his voice, one of the best male voice in romanian music.  "The Deepcentral Project" was made  just as we felt, without actually thinking on contracts, without any pressures. We were both used that for the final product the producer will give his accept or deny for the release, the final word belongs to him", said the boys in an interview. New music style, a look in trend and a voice with personality are just a few elements that makes Deepcentral a succesful romanian music band.

Noir – My MTV (Kaito Remix)

"MTV is a socially aware channel
MTV is basking in the glow of critical acclaim
MTV is just a sign of how weird i've become
MTV makes me wanna see tv
MTV makes me wanna switch the channel over to MTV
MTV is selling American musician short
What MTV needs is to get back it's roots, way back
I love MTV
MTV is all about providing a platform for the voice of young people
MTV is a global brand which thinks and acts locally
MTV is an exercise in multi-tasking
MTV is a beacon for popular culture
MTV is viewed in over 342 million household in 140 countries
MTV is a lifestyle channel now
MTV is the most wanted music channel
MTV is all about learning what kids really what
MTV is trying to expand the music business
MTV is running hip-hop
MTV is about money making
MTV is evil
MTV is the root of all evil
MTV is beating it
MTV is youth marketing empire
MTV is actually a music flavored television station
MTV just knows what it's all about
MTV is the bomb
MTV is feeling the backlash of it's superbowl half-time show
MTV is not the first media group to stay in such a none event
MTV is pissed at my Kelly Osbourne
MTV is freakin' weird
MTV has now becoming a powerful retailer
MTV is the envy of media brands around the world
MTV is popular
MTV is the shit" (Part of "My MTV lyrics)

These lyrics bring up some weird crossed-phrases, mostly true and kinda funny. I found the Kaito Mix of "My MTV" by Noir, wich actually sounds good, not as good as the Decaff Remix, but I'm not able to find it anymore on the web. I'll have to wait for directions from you.

Depeche Mode – Enjoy The Silence (Pablo Roma Bootleg Remix)

"Progressive house has been the queen of electronic music for a long time. Progressive house is typified by accelerating peaks and troughs throughout a track's duration, and are, in general, less obvious than in hard house. Layering different sound on top of each other and slowly bringing them in and out of the mix is a key idea behind the progressive movement. A progressive house "set" is one encompassing many different subtleties of styles and having many different sounds (whether it be thunderous basslines, shimmering pads and synths, vocals, percussion) intertwining, and evolving as the set develops. And the records mixed and blended in a way so there are things subtly changing all the time, and peaks and troughs keeping the interest and excitement".  What you are gonna experience once you hit "play" is beyond imaginable. This is by far the best remix I have ever heard.  Enjoy the...

Rol Madness feat. Cj Wega & Alexa – Missing (Electric Pulse Remix)

"Writing electronic music may seem like an easy task at first. All who have tried have realised that there is a difference between writing a piece that sounds either amateurish or too commercial and creating something truly unique. Electronic music is supposed to be opening new horizons towards melodic and rhythmic structures that are not limited by physical properties of natural instruments and its musicians. One can argue though, that the removal of all such intermediaries brings the composer a step closer to the ultimate barrier. Of course, we’re talking about inspiration. There are a plenty of audio samples and software packages out there, in fact maybe too many. Machines are increasingly fast and humans increasingly impatient which inevitably leads to a path where machines will be able to interface with the composer on almost an organic level and reward the musician with an instant result. Unfortunately we’re not quite there yet and it will be some time until we reach that level. But let’s reflect on this exciting time where technology and science flourish and draw our inspiration from this dynamic and uplifting era."                               Article source: http://analogik.com

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Vali Barbulescu – Addicted (Deepside Deejays Remix)

Vali Barbulescu is a romanian photographer and music producer. He started mixing for the first time at the age of 20, using the famous Technics  SL 1200 MKII turntable. As a professional Dj, during his career he worked together with famous artists like ATB, Roger Sanchez, David Morales or James Zabiela. Vali is also a publisher for the FHM magazine, as photographer. The 2010 version of well-known dancefloor smash hit "Addicted" is actually a mashup beetween "Addicted to Beautiful Days" of Deepside DeeJays and Vali Barbulescu's "Addicted". Both parts work together excelent, generating repeateadly demands for the audience.

Armin Van Buuren&Sharon Den Adel-In And Out Of Love (Alex Menco&Dj Shirshnev Remix)

I decided the things should go a little bit further. So now we're taking it the hard way. As an upgrade, this post will get us involved in 2010's progressive trance. Something different, brand new style, professional work, High-Definition quality. Probably you've never heard something greater than this one, unique by it's way. The music theme created by sound brakes anything on it's way and estableshes a a stable high-speed connection between listener and creator. You gotta' stop what your doing and listen to this!

Mika – Relax, Take It Easy (Dj Sveta Club Mix)

Originally released in the UK in 2006, "Relax Take It Easy" is one of Mika's major hit's, beeing at the same time his debut single. Dj Sveta made a hit a big on this one. The arrangement is obviously reworked while carefully taking care of the vocals so the bass line may fit exactly with the tempo. Described as a beautiful remix, "Relax, Take It Easy" in Sveta's version pushes club boundaries beyond expectable. 4 years since official release, 2 years since this remix and I still can't find a better one. I'm gonna let you decide if I'm right or wrong.