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Mechanical Sparrow

Mechanical Sparrow (feat. O. Martin)

Bluehost - We Need You EP (CONT024) OUT 3rd June '16
Stream & download: https://lnk.to/Bluehost_WeNeedYouEP
Premiered in Earmilk: http://earmilk.com/2016/05/23/we-need-you-bluehost-and-a-copycat-remix-too/
Jerry Bouthier’s label Continental records welcomes Mexico’s Bluehost to its continuously expanding international roster. Building a body of releases where love for songs with character and dancefloor principles cohabit on dj-friendly EPs crafted by authentic artists, the colorful, pop-tinged digital imprint springs back into action with ‘We Need You’ by Bluehost, a trio hailing from Mexico City which aims at combining indie moods and club vibes in one personal inspired Latin spell.

When DJ Alex González was introduced to Azzim Susano who was singing in a new-wave band at the time, the two 24 year olds into synth-pop and European sounds hit it off immediately and decided to form Bluehost. Cruz Antonio on drums soon completed the line-up. The band's name stems from its wish to combine the melancholy of Blue Monday, the third Monday of January believed to be the most depressing day of the year (almost certainly also a nod at New Order's electrodisco classic), to their love of hosting parties and making people dance.

With a funky rhythm guitar that would make Nile proud, quirky synths a-gogo, electro beats to almost breakdance to and a male vocal that’s as infectious as heartfelt to top the lot, ‘We Need You’ strikes a chord. These boys sure cultivate a sentiment of their own, injecting warm, impassioned, Hispanic touch and cool dance moves to their beloved indie-pop.

In the remix seat Pallace, the Frenchie who’s co-produced Zimmer's lately, opts for a driving house makeover, stripping down vocals and unleashing some proper feelgood Hammond chords and one of the catchiest SH101 basslines you’ll hear this summer. Next Sweden's Copycat, the analog lord renowned for revamping the 80s with style and skilled production techniques, turns out a piano-led balearic anthem that’ll have you throw your hands in the air before you know it. To conclude the EP, Bluehost provide their own dub remix which takes ‘We Need You’ one step closer to Manchester’s Haçienda and its italo-house heaven.

1. We Need You (4’06)
2. We Need You (Pallace remix) (5’11)
3. We Need You (a Copycat remix) (6’49)
4. We Need You (dub) (6’43)

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Bluehost - We Need You (A Copycat Remix) (Continental 024)

From our Sitting Pretty: Gorgeous When You're Remixed EP.

Sitting Pretty: Gorgeous When You're Remixed EP

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Sitting Pretty (LUXXURY Remix)

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Get It Up (Aurean Remix)

To celebrate the Irish Figure Of 8 (from Belfast) upcoming release we have decided to give away the radio version, already played daily on BBC 1,
this magnificent track has been written by Figure Of 8 in collaboration with Bright Light Bright Light, Our Krypton Son and sung by the extremely gorgeous piece of woman Sophie Galpin.

don't hesitate to show them some love and support.
http://soundcloud.com/figureof8
http://sophiegalpin.wordpress.com/
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http://soundcloud.com/brightlightx2

*RELEASE DATE THE 13th FEBRUARY 2012*

Figure Of 8 Feat. Sophie Galpin - No One Cries For Me (Radio version) [free DL]

Hello,

Here is my first remix for Philosophy of Sound new single : "Freedom, what for ?"

under my brand new artist name A.N.D.Y. 

Release date : March 16th on Discotexas.

Enjoy !

A.N.D.Y.

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www.twitter.com/A_N_D_Y_music
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Philosophy of Sound : Freedom, what for ? (A.N.D.Y. Remix)

Medsound  - Dream life (Original mix) | BLR0018

Nightwalk

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Juno Download Review..
Following a fine debut release from Mellow Cat and Kathy Diamond, Comfort Food has turned to debutant Poolside Polari, a DJ/producer who has been turning out Balearic mixes for almost a decade. "Random Blocks" is a rather confident debut, all told. It sounds like the kind of sensual, synthesizer-heavy chunk of audio sunshine that should be sound-tracking slow motion, soft-focus montages of beautiful people reclining by a pool somewhere hot. This is particularly true of the vocal version, where an un-credited female singer beckons us to find her "at the bottom of the ocean" and "behind the clouds". That said, we've also been enjoying the original instrumental version, where chiming electronic melodies, crystalline chords and sun baked piano flourishes bob and weave around a tactile Balearic synth-pop groove.

CF002 - Poolside Polari - Random Blocks (Vocal Mix)

The slightly secretive Atella draws inspiration from their own childhood and their fascination with science-fiction and the mysterious universe. The inspiration derives from futuristic elements, classic sci-fi movies and contemporary science to nature itself. This forms a unique sound, whether it is cosmic Synth Pop and Downtempo, or atmospheric and rhythmical journeys.

Mechanical Sparrow (feat. O. Martin)

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