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DJ Orion 05.04.2013 Ylex Huoratron

Dune - Hardcore vibes

New Wave of Mutilation

A699F

Force Majeure

PRESS RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE PUBLICATION

Tantrum Desire – Guided Rhythm

Release Date: 20th January 2013


It's not just the drum and bass die-hards who are getting into the Tantrum Desire sound. Their last release, “What Is Your Desire” featuring the monumental vocals of I-Kay, thrust this production duo further into the spotlight with airplay across Radio 1, 1Xtra and Kiss 109. Not to mention the hundreds of thousands of views for the video and strong support from DJs in parties worldwide which, for artists of this calibre, you can take for granted.

So, sounds like they'd be satisfied with hitting those levels. Nope. They're back to push things a few notches further.

“Guided Rhythm” takes the Tantrum Desire formula and tweaks it. We know they can inject energy into a tune, and here they deliver a double dose. Right from the word go, percussive sounds project anticipation through the speakers. And then the tension's cranked even further with old skool stabs and a vocal riff  that will make this tune immediately recognisable. As the drums build alongside bass sweeps you know you're in the hands of consummate dancefloor destruction technicians. And then the drop heralds bassline power and a rise through more high-voltage synth-work that won't let the rave slow down.

And that's just the drum and bass mix.

Next up we have a dubstep reworking that reconstitutes the elements into something that's completely different. Not just a switch of tempo but a whole switch of vibe. The sparser beats allow the intro stabs and vocal lick to develop into a drop that delivers bassline savagery. With the aggressive bass played off against a counterpoint of alarm-call high-end sounds, this delivers a late-night alert to wake up and keep skanking.

So, “Guided Rhythm” is a demonstration of Tantrum Desire's ability to keep their style evolving and twist up their sounds for any vibe. Whether you spin D&B or dubstep, these are going to find their way into discerning DJs sets across raves and airwaves wherever bass is appreciated.


Tracklisting:

1.	Guided Rhythm
2.	Guided Rhythm (Dubstep Mix)


For interview requests and further information contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk


Tantrum Desire - Guided Rhythm ( Technique Recordings )

John 00 Fleming
One.hundred.Ten WKO   
[JOOF Recordings] 

1.  The centre of the universe                      
2.   5000 light years from earth                 
3.  Star gazing                                             
4.  Tears from heaven                                 
5.   The stroke of the midnight hour
6.   WR 22                                                  
7.   340 Million pixels                                   
8.   Clouds of Karma
9.  WKO                                                      
10.  Pillars of creation                                   
11.  Colliding Galaxies (John 00 Fleming vs. Lyctum)                                   
12.  Time lapse NGC 2264                            

Mention the word “trance” to most people and it will conjure images of superclub bombast, extravagant laser shows and DJs with their hands held aloft for minutes on end. To John 00 Fleming, however, the word means something different. Something altogether deeper, darker, more hypnotic. Something… entrancing. As a key proponent of trance music since the genre’s inception at the dawn of the 1990s, John has watched the music go through many changes, but he has never lost sight of the original underground ethos. With the release of his second artist album One Hundred Ten WKO on March 4, 2013, John is about to send out a timely reminder that trance is something you can truly get lost in, at home and on the dancefloor.

One Hundred Ten WKO can only be described as a journey: both a musical journey for the listener and a personal journey for John as he has pushed the boundaries of his hard-edged club sound into the realms of experimentation. As track titles such as 'Star Gazing,' 'Pillars of Creation,' and 'Colliding Galaxies,' suggest, One Hundred Ten WKO is a voyage into deep space. The universe and its awe-inspiring beauty has long been a signature destination of trance, and John taps into the same star kissed beauty that burns within transcendental genre classics like Dance 2 Trance's seminal "We Came In Peace" and Cosmic Baby's " Space Track". Cascading melodies flow like solar tides across basslines glittering in the light of distant stars, while breakbeat glitch edits are executed with the precision of orbital docking manoeuvres. 

An album John has promised to himself for years, One Hundred Ten WKO is masterfully crafted with the obsession of someone working on the opus of his career. A session at London's famed Abbey Road studio resulted in pianos and strings melding seamlessly with John's iconic electronic glitches and synths. Inspiration was found on dark, underground dance floors around the world, and midnight oils were burnt brainstorming with like-minded producers and devotees of the pure trance sound. All this effort has resulted in an album that shuns any commercialised urge to produce cookie-cutter music for the masses. This is an album for the devoted listener who understands the roots and the essence of trance. 

"With this album, I really wanted to prove that the old form of trance has survived and is moving forward," says John. "People have been saying 'trance is dead' for years now but to me, it's never looked more alive and vibrant." 

Following the release of his debut artist album Nine Lives in August 2011, John switched his focus to scoring for major network TV and films. His work has featured in the soundtracks to shows on BBC, Fox, and NBC and in films released by Universal, Warner, Sony and others. Diversifying his talents into the soundtrack world, John honed a separate facet of his artistic identity, and gave himself the freedom to focus on his sophomore album when the time came.

2013 will also see the launch of the J00F Music Group, bringing together like-minded artists and DJs from labels such as Platipus, Mistiquemusic, Baroque, Renaissance and John' own J00F Records imprint, with the aim of creating a unified platform from which to launch the next wave of deep space expeditions into the serious side of trance and progressive. With underground resistance gathering momentum, the future looks bright for this sleeper movement of contemporary club culture. 

"At the end of 2011, I was disgruntled with commercial intrusion into the electronic world. I felt the spirit of what made the scene special was fading," John says. "I'm in a different place now, where I'm focused on moving the music forward instead of focusing on what's wrong with it." 

With One Hundred Ten WKO, John 00 Fleming has delivered an album that plots a course back through the history of trance music, whilst simultaneously hurtling headfirst into the future. Strap down and prepare for launch: this one goes right out there and back.


11) John 00 Fleming & Lyctum-Colliding galaxies

Eric Prydz returns to his Pryda alias with 'Power Drive'

OUT NOW on Pryda Recordings
PRY024

http://www.beatport.com/release/power-drive/1059724



Buy on Beatport

Pryda - Power Drive

Here's a song i've done for Ellie Goulding a while ago. It's finally out on Beatport if you want it !
Hope you'll like it, i wanted to play around with a different tempo.

http://elliegoulding.com/

Ellie Goulding and Madeon - Stay Awake

Hey all, it's a new track from me and https://soundcloud.com/dcup !

We got in the studio together while I was touring Australia last year and had a really great time. We made this old sounding disco loop with Duncan's slightly insane collection of analog synths and instruments and turned it into a fun little French House track. Hope you enjoy it! Featuring https://soundcloud.com/klpmusic on vocals.

Out now on Chookie.

DCUP vs Lenno - Supafine

Buy the new EP - www.hospitalrecords.com/shop/release/…nhs232-metrik

Recent signing Metrik crashes onto the Hospital release schedule with this immense self-titled EP. Hot on the heels of his Essential Mix for BBC Radio One, Metrik has forged a reputation for producing top-notch peak time tunes with catchy hooks and uplifting vibes a-plenty.

Kicking off with "Break Of Dawn", Metrik takes no prisoners as the tune drops with vocals from Dynamite MC into a cacophony of souped up synth work with plenty of fun factor. This is an explosive dancefloor banger that is guaranteed to cause a ruckus. Next is "Out Of The Fire" with its undulating melodies and euphoric, rippling synths, which will have hands in the air across the world.

Hot on the heels of this comes sci-fi inspired "Solar" with its bleepy, spaced out intro, distorted builds and pounding drums. Last but by no means least Metrik takes us on a voyage of discovery to the incredible "Distant Shores" which brings the EP to a resounding close with its epic soundscapes, progressive structure and blissed out instrumentation. "Distant Shores" is a unique way to round off a solid statement of intent from a young producer, marking his ascension to the prime time.

The "Metrik" EP showcases his musically expansive, techy sound across four incredible tracks, which will impress, move and energize their audience in equal measure.

Like - www.facebook.com/metrikmusic
Follow - www.twitter.com/MetrikMusic
Website - www.metrikmusic.com/

(c) 2013 www.hospitalrecords.com

DJ Orion 05.04.2013 Ylex Huoratron

Joncik