Happy Thanksgiving to those in The States! Enjoy one last tasty morsel from our favorite Los Angeles hipstertronic project, Magic Machines. His new single is “Come Back”, maybe put it on later to help rouse you from any minor food comas that often come with tryptophan intake….He’s currently working on a full length that should arrive this spring, with two of the LP’s tracks being offered before it’s release. For now, check out “Come Back” and download it as an mp3 or wav from www.magicmachinesmusic.com…
Kelek has sent us his new French Electro dish Dinosaurs all the way from Germany this past week. You be the judge but I think this is terrific. Send us more Kelek, send us more.
BlaQwell is responsible for the plume of funk emanating from the tri-state area, and slowly descending upon us all. Soundtracking a new party at the Volstead, NYC, BlaQwell has clearly made some life decisions, and he’s currently Livin’ Dissko, and it sounds like fun. The New York/New Jersey Based DJ/Producer is offering his hot, late-summer dance track as a free download, and while you’re there, take a second to explore the other dance-floor bangers available via his soundcloud…
Yes, July is over and the 2011 Pacific Festival is slowly inching it’s way nearer. On Saturday, August 13th The Oak Canyon Ranch (located in Orange County, CA) will play host to a litany of recognizable names, including Cut Copy, Calvin Harris, Toro Y Moi, and recently added headliner, and perhaps our greatest ambassador to west coast hip-hop, Snopp Dogg. We had mentioned previously our appreciation for the single day, concentrated dose of brilliance promised by the 2011 Pacific Festival, and to get you in the mood, the Official 2011 Pacific Festival Sampler is available now!
worship takes his inspiration from Science Fiction, maybe that’s why his synths sound like a space craft humming along. worship, AKA ED, has just completed the Out There EP for On the Fruit Records, and it comes with remixes by Justin Faust and The Phantom’s Revenge.He’s looking to release another EP after the summer break, and he hopes that until then you remember to Worship Yourself…
The debut EP from The Glass Chain, Fer et Verre, foreshadowed greatness for the trio from Ottawa composed of creative principals Evan Mullen (Bass), Alie Lavoie (Vocals) and Nik Salad (Production, Beats & Synth). Catchy as hell, and moody, with sounds drawn from both the deep and concrete houses, Fer et Verre was balanced by warm, disco-drums that make perfect sense on a sweaty dance floor. The trio, now solidified as such, come from diverse musical backgrounds, so it would make sense for them to be a bit antsy, and eager to sharpen Fer et Verre’s captivating stylistic elements. Their new, no-nonsense EP, Circuit, shares it’s predecessor’s flair for the dramatic, but richer, and nuanced, and strategically layered to hold a dramatic tension throughout. “Bad Teenagers” is the first single, and it unfolds like a three act play, and ends with a lulling horn solo that nobody could’ve seen coming. “Bad Teenagers” alludes to what promises to be another strong collection from The Glass Chain, who we will be following as the Circuit EP is set to arrive on August 18th…
ASONA is young EDM producer and DJ Austin Welsh, whose home studio serves as an assembly line for deep, techy tracks with thoughtful and elaborate progressions. During productions, ASONA aims to yank at your heart-strings and establish a deeper connection with his audiences, as is his intent during live appearances that can range from DJ sets to live production and remixing to the occasional acoustic sets, and it’s not uncommon to hear ASONA breaking his tracks apart live and forming entirely new ones on the spot. He checked in with his new original track “Neon”, a piece the DJ and producer says he created as a “musical illustration of my travels through night-time cities, chill conversations, and my perception of the society that never sleeps.” Sounds like something I’d want to listen to during a booze fueled, nocturnal romp through a European capital….
18 is the number, maturity years old is the treasure chest marked with promise and butterfly-excitement.
Inspired by the legendary record label stables of Roulé and Crydamoure (which is absolutely evident throughout these five pearls), Hana Yori Kichou Na brings to the world five new stones of wisdom to make Lord Of The Rings look like a cheap B-Movie made in about 3 days worth of filming, with a budget around $79 and 77 cents.
Imparting an equally vintage and modern, fresh experience, d.i.s.c.o. has just taken a-down-in-one gulp of the punch bowl, swigged a quick spritzer and then miraculously changed itself into a sober & fulfilled, clear sighted production piece of wizardry.
X-Men, speed-of-light mutations..? Eat your heart out!
Made in the cauldrons of Studio 54 and blessed with the ghostly spirits of DJ Sneak and old skool Bob Sinclar, The Phantom’s Revenge – does exactly that, and refuses to let go its stronghold on certain dancefloor control the world over.
Listing Melee, Ghosts Of Venice, Justin Faust, Canada’s Dominic Pierce and Lazy Ants as part of TPR’s new all-hail-comrades, The Phantom’s Revenge wonderful & disco filtered friendly “Charlie EP” relishes the pallet and makes those dancing feet bounce with joy.
Released on 7th June 2011 through La Valigetta this is sure one exciting remix package.
Better late than never; & back with the Saturday Night Delights… Edwin van Cleef returns with yet another monthly roundup of delicious chocolate numbers and mouse-stomping beats for everyone to enjoy. With a glorious tracklisting and creation base on show, this may well be his most slammin’ DJ Mix yet!
Great mix Edwin (and the Polarsets are on this Mayday mix too, so that’s always a good thing!! – C’mon!!!!)
Tracklisting:
1. Body Language – Social Studies (Plastic Plates Remix)
2. SebastiAn – Yes
3. SebastiAn – Arabest
4. Foster The People – Pumped Up Kicks (Gigamesh Remix)
5. Mighty Mouse – From The Pavement To The Stars (Edwin van Cleef Remix)
6. Basement Jaxx – Flylife (Dan Castro Remix)
7. Vanish – Don’t Be Afraid (Dublin Aunts Remix)
8. Acid Soul Project – Making Money
9. Mitzi – India (Joakim Remix)
10. Metronomy – The Look (Moonlight Matters Remix)
11. Slice & Soda – Year Of The Dragon (Villa Remix)
12. Peter & The Magician – Twist
13. Yuksek – On A Train (Gucci Vump Remix)
14. Polarsets – Sunshine Eyes
Retaining a most brilliant vocalist who sounds like he is built for a future catalogue of trance and progressive records, Vulture Music and their established duo of Visitor brings us a most attractive & warm ‘Los Feeling.’
All with perfect length and tremendous implementation, ‘Los Feeling’ is an historic production from the brothers-from-a-different-mother… Theeeee fabulous Visitor!!
With less naughtiness than an actual Hoxton or Kings Cross whore, Housquare put out there a Chicago made-with-love-track – for all the world to savour and enjoy.
Housquare sure know how to make ‘em if Evil Nine and Broke One know their apples from their oranges!
As game-changing as the entire show of WWE’s Extreme Rules PPV was this past Sunday night, Part Two of Justice’s ‘Civilization’ remixes have now dropped onto Aerial Noise.
All three have their own equal standing which makes things even more electrifying to play around with, so amongst the tales of an angry girlfriend who is missing her loving boyfriend from over the weekend, ‘Civilization’ and its procession of cheerful producers should gel back any forgotten misgivings and put everybody into a more happy spirit – equal to finding out that Osama Bin Laden is now officially wiped from our Gods green earth.
Now this is a true Saturday-Night-Delight, I don’t mind hearing again!
2000 was one of the years where Roulé records was submitting its worldwide dominance across all forms of house music scenes and making certain people like myself to get instantly excited just on the sight of the Roulé record label sleeve in the racks of the record shops! Butterflies-in-stomach memories re-born, Mac Stanton bootlegs this tune up to the stratospheres, 2011-style and gives this a brand swagger in its step and catchy whistle in its mouth. Essential.
On the bonus link comes an originally sourced unreleased track, sent in from one of our Aerials called ‘Yeah Ah Yeah’ by Thomas Bangalter.. so hopefully this won’t turn out like the Avicii ‘Silhouettes’ sham that we fell into too quickly earlier…
World oh Lord, I am glad to be alive, for it is all that you bring forth which sends me into the world of Sire Funktions.
Yes… Yet another up n’ coming superstar-in-the-making has touched base with all the Aerial Noise faithful and after taking lots of cold showers to cool off, we’re even more super-excited than before to bring you this piece of housetastic-magnificent-action to let your heart n’ ears decide about how funky the Funktions truly is.
Setting the standard extremely high for all fruits and spirits who are disco, funk and filtered based, USA’s one-man-wreaking-machine in Funktions puts his devilishly house cause down, and Hollywood Boulevards is sound to a most welcomed audience. Stunningly crafted with love, Mister Funktions has arrived without all the machine hype.
