Showing posts with label Boys Noize. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boys Noize. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2009

Days Ahead



Today the first instalment of who will be pumping randwicks turf club.

Future Music Festival 2010 lineup:

The Prodigy
Empire Of The Sun
Franz Ferdinand
Booka Shade
John Digweed
Sven Vath
David Guetta
Erick Morillo
Above & Beyond
Dubfire
Boys Noize
Does It Offend You, Yeah?


Plus; many more, Future entertainment loves a suspense build in my opinion. So with this killer start they have to rival Field Day. Just put Oizo up there with a carton of Malboro Reds!

With a quick mention to Field Day, what a lineup that is? Mash-up kings 2manydjs are at the top of the bill, supported by The Presets, as well as the super- duo of Switch + Diplo who will be performing as Major Lazer Soundsystem. Just get ready for those Major Lazer White Noise drops....
There’s plenty of love for Wednesday night indie-dance – Architecture in Helsinki, Datarock and Amanda Blank. Then Dubstep, I can only take it in small doeses but it will be cool to see actual dubstep Djs doing there stuff, Dubstep makes a serious appearance with Skream & Benga. Lovers of the next-generation of electro and fidget are more than catered to with acts like Fake Blood(sorry again), The Proxy, Sinden, Jack Beats while house and tech fans get a solid representation of DJs that includes Fred Falke, Sebastian Leger, Nic Fanciulli.

An honourable mention that DJ Yoda will be there, DJ Yoda is a pioneer of Audio-Visual Djing and has transformed clubbing as we know it, throwing down styles as diverse as Hip-Hop, Funk, Baltimore Club, Drum n Bass and even Country music, all cut-up with a awe-inspiring selection of film, TV show and You Tube visuals that elevate his sets to the uniquely sublime. Hopefully they bring the visual part into the Domain, as in the last year Yoda has had many achievements including;

-Performing with Lily Allen providing exclusive visuals
-DJ’d to packed-out clubs everywhere from Beijing to New York, when a promoter wants a club full they call this Guy
-Performed alongside the likes of Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson and Fatboy Slim.
-Provided Pete Tong with his first ever hip-hop Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1

So keep an eye on Dj Yoda, as hes been in the game for a very long time and will rock da house!

Now some tracks for CDR and to go into your Car!
Crazy P-The Hit Original Mix.mp3

Ben Mono - Protection (Siriusmo Remix).mp3

Make Her Say (Sammy Bananas Remix).mp3

Jeffer remix pack has been done by a few but my fave by far was the Modeselektor version.
Boys noize-Jeffer(Modeselektor Remix).mp3

Thought I might just throw this one in, I am not really sure about it. Its very hard. Great build then ruins it with the solidness. Needs more of a Tom Novy approach. Or i reckon Armand should let Duck Sauce handle it!
Snap - Rythmn Is a Dancer (Armand Van Helden Edit).mp3

Monday, June 29, 2009

Mix Monday 17



Djedjotronic is yet another french cat to emerge onto the electro scene. Since signed to Boys Noise Records the Parisian is getting around and next month is coming to the land down under for his first OZ Tour. This weeks mix is one that Djedjotronic did this month titled the Mixolater Mixtape. The reason it stood out is the range of songs his decided to include ranging from old stuff (like early 90's old!) to stuff so fresh it's not even ripe yet. For example the opening track is a golden oldy, "It's time for the percolator!" which then drops quickly into the brand new Afrojack, Polkadots. He continues to jump back and forth along the electro timeline but does it smoothly. This clearly a dancefloor mix and has some pretty big tracks in there. So now... It's time for the percolator!

Mixolater Mixtape - Djedjotronic

Tracklist

1. Cajmere - Percolator
2. Afrojack - Polkadots
3. Tiga - Shoes (Djedjotronic rmx)
4. Renaissance Man - Spraycan
5. L-vis 1990 - Come Together
6. Burns - Turbo (Jokers of the scene rmx)
7. Fortune - Bully (Dj Sega rmx)
8. Plastikman - Spastik
9. Felix da Housecat - Kickdrum
10. Major Lazer - Mi Pon da Floor
11. Silvio Ecomo & Chuckie - Moombah (Afrojack rmx)
12. Zombie Nation - Mystery Meat Affair (Shadow Dancer rmx)
13. Harvard Bass - Caked
14. Osborne - The Count
15. D.I.M - Lyposuct
16. Len Faki - My Black Sheep
17. Noob & Brodinski - Peanuts Club
18. Speedy J - Pullover (Djedjotronic rework)
19. Major Lazer - Hold the line (Djedjotronic rmx)

Friday, June 19, 2009

Boys Noize (sic)


Let's kick off a fine post with a couple of tracks from Boys Noize. First up is an original off their most recent EP, and it's one fine tune: named Jeffer, it's very nicely developed, and look out for the cool unexpected chord change at 1:00. Sure, the whole chopped up sample thing is getting very worked out at the moment, but Jeffer does it abso-bloody-exactly right. Also from Mr. Noize (can I call him Boys?) is an edit of a Siriusmo track from a few months back. It ticks all the boxes: DJ friendly, big snare, filter sweeps leading up to a nice drop. Très cool. (P.S. That è took me 40 minutes to figure out).

Jeffer - Boys Noize


Mein Menu Fahrrad (Boys Noize Edit) - Siriusmo

And sure enough, because I'm not clever enough to construct a logical, cohesive blog post, here are a few unrelated tracks. Firstly, everyone's favourite polite Japanese musician with a name that extends stereotypes, Shinichi Osawa, gives the Bag Raiders a go. Then, on a completely different note, Kurtis Blow provides us with an old classic. Enjoy.

Turbo Love (Shinichi Osawa Remix) - Bag Raiders

The Breaks - Kurtis Blow