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..:: Dimitri From Paris - Return to the Playboy Mansion (Defected) 2008 ::..


Dimitri From Paris, teams up with the pinnacle of sexy chic, Playboy, to bring you a seductive mix of sexy disco and soulful grooves. Famed for his infinite knowledge of classic and contemporary records, Dimitri From Paris has put together a stunning two CD mix of sublime disco, house, retro funk and soul.

Return to the Playboy Mansion will also be released in a limited edition 2xCD special pack: complete and bound in a leather case with gold print with bonus collectable sticker sheets and Playboy post cards.

Tracklisting:

» CD1 - Partytime

1. Jamiroquai - Cosmic Girl
2. Incognito feat. Jocelyn Brown - Always There (Masters At Work Remix 96 - Dylan re-edit)
3. DJ Fudge feat. Mani Hoffman - Liv & Love
4. Kenny Thomas - Keep The Fires Burning (Toni Economides Club Mix)
5. Robert Strauss feat. Leroy Burgess - Hot Like An Oven
6. Goldie Alexander - Show You My Love
7. Weird Science - Feel The Need (Boogie Down Remix)
8. Timmy Vegas - Call My Name
9. Lorraine Johnson - The More I Get, The More I Want (Promo 12" Remix)
10. Musique - Love Massage
11. Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terell - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
12. Fish Go Deep & Tracey K - The Cure & The Cause (DJ Meme Philly Suite Mix)
13. Don Ray - Got To Have Loving
14. Gary's Gang - Let's Love Dance Tonight
15. Young & Company - I Like It (What You're Doing To Me)
16. Jimmy 'Bo' Horne - Is It In (12" Remix)
17. Mr. A.L.I. featuring Carla Prather - Midnight Interlude
18. Mario Biondi and the High Five Quintet - This Is What You Are (M.Midnight Monti and G.Gotta Soul Gottardi Restyle)
19. Teddy Pendergrass - Come Go With Me

» CD2 - Sexytime

1. Teddy Pendergrass - Close The Door
2. Barry White - I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby
3. Pino D'Angio - Un Po' D'uva E Un Liquore
4. Amii Stewart - Friends
5. Eugene Wilde - Gotta Get You Home Tonight
6. Loose Ends - Sweetest Pain
7. Marvin Gaye - I Want You
8. Richard Rogers - Can't Stop Loving You (Original 9. Marshall Jefferson version)
9. William DeVaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got
10. Jean Carn - Don't Let It Go To Your Head
11. Flowers - For Real
12. Blue Feather - Let's Funk Tonight (DFP re-edit)
13. Change - You Are My Melody
14. France Joli - Your Good Lovin'
15. Brand New Heavies - Never Stop (Blaze remix - DFP re-edit)
16. Melba Moore - Standing Right Here

» Release Date: April 21st, 2008

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[Austin Leeds : Miami WMC DJ Dates]

Austin Leeds - Dirty Sound Vol 2: Love Machine


If you've been keeping an eye on the tracks and remixes that have been topping the charts and radio plays for the last few years, you will surely have seen Austin Leeds' name before. He has had numerous songs in the Beatport Top 10, including 3 # 1 top downloads. Paul Van Dyk named Austin Leeds and his production partner Nick Terranova as his producers of the year for 2007 recently, an din March last year Austin joined AM Only, the worlds premier booking Agency. So you could say that this highly talented DJ/Producer is going places. With a world tour being lined up after the album launch at Miami WMC, you'll be hearing a lot more from Austin Leeds throughout 2008.

Austin Leeds has been touring around the world for nearly 10 years and this is his first mix compilation. He turned down other offers because he wasn't given the freedom to be able to express himself properly, and "Dirty Sounds Volume 2 - Love Machine" features unreleased solo tracks from Austin, as well as numerous remixes and productions by Austin and Nick together.

Austin Leeds is the kind of guy that is likely to drag you into his studio to get your opinion on his next track, always striving to improve and innovate. And with the release of "Dirty Sound Volume 2 – Love Machine" he has done just that, inviting the whole world into that studio to share in this amazing and incomparable recording. It's an invitation that will be readily accepted and revered, as Austin Leeds is quickly establishing himself as a unique and innovative studio tactician.

Originally from Miami, Austin recently settled in Las Vegas, that other sun-drenched capital of sonic hedonism, and hooked up with good friend and production partner Nick Terranova (Starkillers). The results have been astounding, as the Terranova & Austin Leeds team have produced multiple hits together such as "Shake Me", "Rock Me", "For The Pills", and "Only You", as well as remixes for Paul van Dyk, Erick Morillo and many others. Of course we can't forget the No.1 track "Discoteka" by Starkillers, a massive hit around the world.

The result of Austin's Herculean work ethic has resulted in an overwhelming demand for original material from the man himself, and Austin proves he's up for the challenge with the release of "Dirty Sound Volume 2 – Love Machine". Featuring selections mainly produced by Austin himself including a new single "I Can't Get Away", this mix compilation further establishes Austin Leeds as an original creator and dance floor trendsetter whose works sit in the crates of most superstar DJs the world over while rocking club floors around the globe.

Austin Leeds' "Dirty Sound Vol 2: Love Machine" mix compilation is out in March on Made Records; Vol 1 in the DIRTY SOUND series by Starkillers is out now.

Austin Leeds - Dirty Sound Vol 2: Love Machine tracklist
Label: Made Records| Release Date: March, 2008

   1. Austin Leeds - I Can't Get Away
   2. Rooster & Sammy Peralta - Tonight (Aftertouch Miami Style Remix)
   3. Austin Leeds - Holiday
   4. Austin Leeds - Pushing It
   5. X1 - Hypnosis (Nick Terranova & Austin Leeds Remix)
   6. Dan Seaz and Ron Reeser - Promises (Starkillers Dub)
   7. Nick Terranova & Austin Leeds - Acid Disco (Starkillers Empire Remix)
   8. iiO - Rapture (Starkillers Undone Remix)
   9. Mike Perry & Stephan M. feat. Vanity - Psychedelic (Denis The Menace Tube *6 Remix)
  10. Nick Terranova & Austin Leeds - Acid Disco (Vegas Mix)
  11. Scandall - Dos
  12. Scandall - Refuel
  13. Scandall - Superlux

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Austin Leeds : Miami WMC DJ Dates

From 25.03.08 – 29.03.08 you can catch Austin Leeds DJing at the following parties: Juicy Beach Party, Nikki Music Party, Stealth Records Party, AM Only Party, Paul van Dyk's Vandit Night, and Ultra Music Festival.

How was the first time you enjoyed deep music? Benny Walsh from Ireland mixed a inspiring deep tech house compilation. Available now as full tracks with a bonus megamix!

The track 14 is the megamix and here is your promo copy for free download
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Front Cover
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As you get a taste of the megamix you can download today the individual tracks at high quality from The Remix Label
http://beatport.com/labels/the+remix+label

01.Dubacid - Deep In Dub (Zzzzra Minimal Techno Mix)
02.Cristian Paduraru - Layer Of Awareness (Dubacid Tech House Mix)
03.Visualize - Inner Guidance (Chris Girard & Hugo Gerritse House Mix)
04.Windenergy - Where Do I Fit? (DJ Hashish Deep House Mix)
05.Relate4ever - Unconditional Giving (Zarmank Deep House Mix)
06.Balanced - Right Side Up (Vol-Tek Deep House Mix)
07.Phenomen - Revival Changes (Oneel Deep House Mix)
08.Heathous - Made In Wishland (M&D Substance House Mix)
09.4speakers - Express Yourself (Haveck Deep House Mix)
10.Coolerika - Walk In The Light (DJ Arseniy Deep House Mix)
11.Vibrant - Born Again (Garry Trace Deep House Mix)
12.Feeling - Equipping Education (Amnesia Deep House Mix)
13.Already - Beatport (Sirmo Deep House Mix)
14.Benny Walsh - Deep Delights (Dis-Track-Did Tech House Megamix)



Tracks are supported by many good dj's and sound like Terry Lee Brown Jr, Jeff Bennett, Timewriter, Sasha & John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Axwell, Eric Prydz aka Pryda, Booka Shade, Cristian Paduraru, Gui Boratto, John Tejada, Jimpster, Kerri Chandler.This is really feet for the all house don around the world . Enjoy!

 

Deli talks to the founders & owners of Traxsource.com, Marc Pomeroy and Brian Tappert, about the development of Level 3g, the digital download phenomenon and what's in store in the coming months.

What does Level 3g mean?

MP: Level 3g means it's our 3rd generation, plus it coincides with our 3rd year in existence. We took it from the early days to something totally new. The new functionality speaks for itself. Everybody does Version, 2, Version 3, Version Whatever, but Traxsource is not everybody.

Why did you decide to introduce Genres three years into launching Traxsource?

BT: Over the years, not having Genres was the biggest criticism we received. Marc and I both being old school in mentality have always been against it, so we held off until recently. It's mainly because our customer base and content has really grown and now Genres make sense. There's a lot of stuff on the site. Now, with 3g it's much easier to find the music you love.

What advances and improvement does Level 3g bring to its users?

MP: The biggest advance is the Genre Functionality, which took most of the development time. Now, users can not only browse but also filter by Genre in key areas of the site.  Another big thing is the Improved Navigation. It's now much easier to get around and it makes a lot more sense. We re-vamped the search engine not only to put the most relevant results but also the newest stuff on top. This was something a lot of customers requested. We listened to them and are now bringing them what they need. There's also the updated News Section to tell people what's going on. Our updated Label Page now displays a lot of labels at once, which makes it so much easier to find a label. Not only that, but also the Favorite (Labels) Section allows customers to add labels to their favorites. In that way, users can make Traxsource only show content from their Favorite Labels. We even made a lot of performance tweaks to make the site quicker and more efficient

BT: The top right hand section of the site is now the nerve center. Everywhere you want to go on Traxsource is right there. We also re-organized and expanded our DJ Tools...for example if you're looking for Accapellas you'll find hundreds of results...It's the same with Producer Packs.

Tell us about the development process for Level 3g

BT: It's a very long and drawn out process of trial and error, to say the least.  We spend a lot of time listening to customers, discussing ideas, and putting things on the drawing board...it's kinda boring.  Basically Marc and one other guy is our entire development team. The rest of our team all has input in the various functionalities, but when it comes to the actual coding, I give all the credit to Marc. 

MP: It's a lot of blood sweat n tears. We don't have a huge team. But the good thing is that we have developers that love our style of music, they're not just everyday programmers. This is exactly what we wanted. Part of that love is actually going into the code. It just takes us a bit longer. In fact, we love hearing things about the site, good and bad...that's how we make our improvements.

Traxsource now offers all those Genres from House to Jackin, Classic House and so on. There's also a Genre called Deep/Tech, a term that Traxsource coined. Tell us more

BT: If you've been following House for the last year or so, something is obvious. A lot of Deep guys are making their version of Tech House, and a lot of Minimal/Techno guys are making Deep House. There is a whole new underground brewing for this sound and it made sense for us to embrace it and create a button for it. If you go to our Deep/Tech section you will see what we're talking about sound-wise.

Does this mean there will now be less focus on Soulful House?

BT: Absolutely not. Our site oozes Soulful House. But at the same time we carry a lot of other styles of music. We always have, it's not a new thing. We all think it s important to be diverse...In the end it's about making it easy to find what you want. And if you find something you like, the site now shows you a whole load of other stuff you may also like.

What do you see for the future of digital music?

MP: We see a lot of technology opening up, there are new things every week it seems. We like it, it's amazing to see the evolution. We want to start following some of these things and even be the leader with some of them. There's for example Mobile Technology. We're thinking about doing an entire mobile site so you can get tracks on your phone.

BT: There's also education of the younger generation...that's the biggest thing we all face right now. The young guys need to learn that music is not free. They need to be taught by the older generation that it's the right thing to BUY music. It's an educational process.

The Traxsource Top 10 seems to be one of the most important charts in House Music nowadays. How does it work?

MP: We pull from the download records every day, in fact many times throughout the day. It is exact, true and actual data. A lot of people think we move the chart around and do our thing to it - We don't! The chart is important to us, we see what people are doing, what they re downloading.

Traxsource has a new motto 'We Are House'. What does it mean?

BT: This new motto expresses the vibe that we all have. Traxsource was a labor of love from the beginning and it continues to be. We live and breathe the scene, that's how we got where we are. 3, 4 years ago when we launched, Traxsource was the future of House, but now it is here...so We Are House!

After Level 3g, what is the next move?

MP: There's a big list....one of the things we did in the last few months was a massive infrastructure upgrade so we can serve our customers more efficiently. The next big thing would be the implementation of WAV files. We're getting a lot of requests, so we'll do it. We're also developing a new player, which can be used externally as well as internally. There will be new features on the site for the player, like users being able to play an entire page or an entire release. This could be an affiliate system for sales, etc. The list goes on...

Tell us about the team behind Traxsource

BT: I have to say, pound for pound, we have the best team in the world. We have 14 full time people including Marc and myself, plus a series of interns and people from around the world that log on and help in various ways. It takes a lot of effort day after day to move Traxsource forward. It's turned into a bit of a monster...

MP: It's quite a madhouse over here

Any shout-outs?

BT: Big thanks to all of our team, they work very hard day in and day out and we have a lot of respect for them. Of course our labels, customers, DJs, promoters and the radio stations supporting the show. Marc and I also want to thank you Deli, for our Radio Show. We really enjoy listening to it every week!

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Billy Nasty & Paul Daley (Leftfield) - Renaissance bythe sea-Hastings Pier 28-05-1993
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1. Rocco - Memories (City Deep Music)
2. Forteba - Landing Vostok (Plastic City)
3. Kerri Chandler - The Invaders (Deeply Rooted House)
4. Laidback Luke - Housetrap [2000 and One remix] (Size)
5. Gregor Tresher - Running Systems (Great Stuff)
6. Argy - Malena (Cocoon)
7. Anil Chawla - Together (Brique Rouge)
8. Paolo Mojo & Jim Rivers - Dark Place (Oosh)
9. King Unique - Yohkoh (Curfew)
10. The Droyds - All I Ever Wanted [Dusty Kid Remix] (Rebirth)

Lazy Fat People - Big City
Fairmont - Flight of the Albatross (orig)
Dextro - Do You Need Help (The MFA remix)
Extrawelt - SooperTrack (orig)
Avus - Furry Hat
Nathan Fake - Outhouse (Fluffy mix)
Petter - Some Polyphony
Holden - A Break in the Clouds (orig)
Petter - All Together
Misstress Barbara - Jamais Moi Sans Toi
Nathan Fake - The Sky is Pink (Icelandic Version)
Nathan Fake - You Are Here (Live Version)
Ricardo El Tobar - El Sunset


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REMASTERED EDITION WITH THE TRIPLE CD 
The deluxe edition replicates the multi-surfaced; fold-out; triple-cd packaging of the original; but with updated imagery. The tracing-paper slipcase of the original has been replaced with a more robust; clear; flexible plastic cover.

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[Jimmy Van M:]

   1.

      Progressive-Sounds: Balance 010 marks your first mix compilation in several years. When you were first approached by EQ regarding the project, was your initial idea for the compilation the same as what the album came to be, or was the triple disc concept that you came up with something that came over time?
      Jimmy Van M: The first idea was just an eclectic mix and a club mix, but I had too much I wanted to cover. I wanted to play a broad spectrum of music and tried to touch on a lot of varied styles I've been into for a long time. The flow of the whole mix was very important to me, so creating three discs seemed to suit all the music I wanted to use. The downtempo mix starts at 65 bpm and gets up to 100 bpm, the midtempo one starts from 100 bpm and goes up to about 124, and finally the uptempo mix barely reaches 126. It's a mix I hope people will listen to at any time for hopefully many years.
       
      I went over at least a thousand tracks and decades of music I've been inspired by.
   2.

      Progressive-Sounds: How did the album come together, and how did you go about choosing the tracks that you came to include? Some of the classics on there span quite a time period, so how much of your record collection did you have to go through whilst compiling the album to find the tracks you wanted?
      Jimmy Van M: I went over at least a thousand tracks and decades of music I've been inspired by. Sean Cusick helped a lot as he's a musical library who has a massive log of music stored so its like record shopping through all the music you remember. I chose songs that meant something to me but also flowed well with each other. I was trying to create pieces of music that made sense sitting with each other. It was really exciting to put Depeche Mode in there because I listened to them in my youth, but then there is new stuff I am absolutely amazed by. Oliver Lieb's 'Integrale' is just such an immense tune and I think it's important for where it fits.
       
      There's so much out there and you really have to be different but also at the same time create something listenable. One approach I tried was to make something anyone could listen to.
   3.

      Progressive-Sounds: With so many DJ mixes available for free these days, do you feel it's harder for DJs to come up with something special when putting together a mix compilation, or do you feel that if a DJ is forward thinking enough that it's something that comes naturally rather than being strived for?
      Jimmy Van M: Of course. There's so much out there and you really have to be different but also at the same time create something listenable. One approach I tried was to make something anyone could listen to. I've had feedback from parents, friends and music people alike who've said they enjoyed the mix and that's really what I wanted.
       
   4.

      Progressive-Sounds: You've been back in the studio in the last few months, working with the 16 Bit Lolitas and Nick Warren amongst others. Does it feel good to be back in the studio working on your own music and collaborating with such talented people? Can you tell us about some of the music you've been working on and what we can look forward to hearing over the coming months?
      Jimmy Van M: I've been working with a fantastic musician called Steve T. We wrote 'How Are You', which is the 3rd song on the midtempo disc of the Balance compilation. He's been traveling around with me and has been a great inspiration in production. He used to be in a band called Deep C so he's quite varied in his likes and the things he's capable of doing. 'The Only & Only' with Nick was a lot of fun. I've also recently launched a website, as I've never had one before so that's quite exciting.
       
      Jimmy Van M
   5.

      Progressive-Sounds: How is life living in Barcelona compared to the US, and how is being part of the new Litheum dj agency working out for you?
      Jimmy Van M: I love it, it feels like home, and being part of the agency is great. It's a small agency with people like Carl Cox, John Digweed and Michel de Hey. Ian Hindmarsh knows what he's doing and he's easy to work with. The roster is quite small so it's nice he can focus his energy on the artists as I think that's important.
       
   6.

      Progressive-Sounds: The TCA agency continues to grow, with the artist roster more diverse than ever. Do you feel that the roster reflects the broadening of the dance scene in general, and what areas do you see the agency and its DJs and artists reaching out to in the future?
      Jimmy Van M: I think diversity is very important and I feel like we have a great group of talented people in many different markets. We're always trying to find different opportunities for them and find crossover potential. My business partner Joel Zimmerman who runs the agency has an amazing ability for knowing what's good. He has a very discerning ear and does a great job for TCA and the artists.
       
      Jimmy Van M
   7.

      Progressive-Sounds: With a five month tour to promote the album due to start shortly, plus a show on New Years Eve with Sasha and John Digweed, what are you looking forward to over the next few months?
      Jimmy Van M: I'm looking forward to two things. Honolulu is a great place where I'll start the evening playing alternative music, starting with everything from the late 70's and beyond for the first two hours. An interesting mix of songs and sounds, and the best part of playing there is the people welcome this. They love the eclectic sounds and the vibe that comes from it is really amazing. The second thing is touring out in Australia. I've not been there for 4 or 5 years so I'm eager to get back and play. I'll be spending three weeks there and I'm really looking forward to it.
       
      I love being able to build that intensity, being able to bring things further along and setting a mood.
   8.

      Progressive-Sounds: Since you are known more so for your warm up sets than your peak time sets do you find you enjoy one or the other more? Are they different for you, and do you feel you can experiment more as a warm up dj?
      Jimmy Van M: I enjoy them both a lot actually. I recently played at The Cross in London for Renaissance and played from 22:30-01:30. It wasn't too packed when I first started but by 12 it was full and people were just starting to get excited. I love being able to build that intensity, being able to bring things further along and setting a mood. I'm much more used to playing peak time now since I've been touring for the Balance compilation and try to do things in an unobvious way.

   
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Sound Bits
on Global Underground

2006 saw the Global Underground label place it's focus on it's GU Music label, bringing us albums from Dark Globe, Sissy, The Remote, and Lostep. In 2007, this will be followed by the second artist album from GU's own Trafik. In addition, in the Spring will come further Global Underground albums, 'GU31: Taiwan', which will be mixed by Dubfire, and 'GU32: Mexico', which will see the debut of Adam Freeland on the label. Add in the recently announced 'Afterhours 3' and Nick Warren's 'GU30: Paris', and the first half of 2007 already has much to watch out for.
   
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Sasha: "Involver 2"
on Global Underground

Though it's not due out until well into 2007, Sasha's already begun the painstaking process of track deconstruction and recreation, as he starts to piece together the eagerly anticipated follow up to his debut 'Involver' compilation.

Having spent the last few weeks DJing across Mexico and Texas, and ahead of a number of European dates, Chloe is back and kicks off 2007 with the latest Soundbytes. Drawing upon music from some of her favourite labels of the moment, Chloe presents a selection of lesser known tracks that have currently been rocking the dancefloor for her, and hopefully you will enjoy the music equally as much.

   1. Deep Collective - The 4th Wok [Welt Recordings]
   2. Lee Humphreys - Right On (Dubb Cutz Warehouse Instrumental) [Conditional Records]
   3. Segeke - YrEn [Night Drive Music]
   4. Roberto Bardini - I Hope [Shayan Music]
   5. Sergio Munoz - Nice & Easy [Urbantorque]

Direct download: Soundbytes_91_copy_1.mp3
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LARS BEHRENROTH - ORGANISM - LIEBE*DETAIL 015

release date:
vinyl: February 19th 2007 | mp3: March 16th 2007

split EP:
Ripperton's track '10a' can be found on the flipside of this 12"

From the label:
"Organism", Lars Behrenroth's debut for Liebe*Detail, can definitely be * as House, but not in that jazzy, musical kind of way. It rather lingers at the crossroads of recent Ibadan releases, Âme and Carl Craig. The track grandly and slowly glides towards a synth heavy climax, which will leave many dancefloors breathless.

charted, radio and club play by Atjazz, MKL, Rocco, Steve Bug Feb Chart #1, Markus Enochson Feb Chart #1, Jimpster Nov Chart #3, Joe DiPadova, DJ Djinxx, David Duriez, DJ T, Nico Moss, Master Kev, Jojo Flores etc ..

You can now find this record in your favorite recordstore. If not, please tell them to order it from Word & Sound, Syntax or another by them preferred distributor. As of March 16th, you will also be able to purchase the track as a mp3 from Beatport, iTunes, playwordandsound etc..

You can check out the entire 'ORGANISM' track on Lars' MySpace profile

 

congrats ya juoo,semoga bahagia selalu