2000 - part 3

2000-2007 - Part 1

Discography

D. Tonias's Lunatics is back from Polyrhythm - Polytechnic Album Sampler 005. Dark, progressive house track with lots of attitude. Really moody synth lines seem to float in and out giving the listener an almost surreal experience. Chris Drifter is on remix duties. Chris takes out some of the shuffle from the original and tightens it up. Shifting the focus onto the percussion and space/breath within the parts while sticking closely to the originals' format.

Already supported from Shiloh, Sander Van Doorn, Proff, Solarity, Matt Cerf, Luke Porter, Embliss, Ben Coda, Ad Brown/Maxi Valvona, Matt Black, Carlos Russo, Fady Farraye, Sasha Le Monnier and Distant Fragment.
  
  

D.Tonias - Lunatics [Polytechnic]

Radio news looking at the closure of Kellingley Colliery in West Yorkshire, the last deep coal mine in Britain

Radio News: Kellingley coal mine closure

Eric Prydz Presents Pryda

Reeperbahn

Soldiers Of Karkadu EP

Soldiers Of Karkadu

Mark Mendes - Beneath You (Original Mix)

Koen Groeneveld & ahmet sendil - rotate (ahmet sendil remix)-[www_flvto_com]

Retrospective Collection

Evribadi

Toca Me

David Tort - City of Angels(Kolegio Remix)

DJ Tim & Andi Vasilos - Day Off (Distant Fragment & D.Tonias mix) [No Smoking]

Distant Fragment and D.Tonias - First Bullet (Original mix) [Segment]

Christopher Lawrence and vocalist Suzie Del Vecchio offer up a chest pounding trance piece, aptly titled “A Little Rush”. Suzie’s evocative vocals and Christopher’s masterful production swirl together to form an adrenaline injection that is sure to make dance floors bounce harder, drivers hit the gas a little bit and headphone junkies snap their necks. Equally at home on the dance floor or the radio, “A Little Rush” does it’s job to brighten up any room and turn the energy up a notch.

DJ Dan and Mike Balance have had long and historic careers that span genres in a way only true artists can do. A rare quality this day in age, DJ Dan and Mike Balance bring a diverse skill set to the studio. Over the years the two have each traversed many genres from breaks to electro and here a progressive house take; their re-imagining of “A Little Rush” slows down the pace a touch, without losing any of the energy. An uplifting head-turner their remix drops a fresh light on SuZie’s vocals while retaining the heart of Christopher’s original in a way that only two true dance music veterans can do.

Support already in from Judge Jules, Paul Oakenfold, M.I.K.E, Suzie Solar, Kyau & Albert, Gareth Emery, Dave Seaman, Flash Bros, Bobina and more..

The official music video for ‘A Little Rush’ was shot on location in Hollywood CA and includes scenes shot at Monday Social at the Playhouse. Directed by Roberto E. Lepe, this cinematic video is a fast paced chase through the vibrant clubland and city streets of Los Angeles.

Also, check out the official behind the scenes pics from the 'A Little Rush' music video shoot, courtesy of URB Magazine - http://www.urb.com/2010/11/17/christopher-lawrencesusy-del-vecchio-video-shoot/

For more info: 
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Christopher Lawrence feat. Suzie del Vechio - 'A Little Rush' (DJ Dan and Mike Balance remix)

Distant Fragment and D.Tonias - First Bullet (Original mix) [Segment]

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