Dance More On The Dancefloor Volume 1 now available at https://grooveterminator.bandcamp.com/album/dance-more-on-the-dancefloor-vol-1-2

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What's Love Got To Do With It? -(GROOVE TERMINATOR EDIT)

Official remix of Is It Love? by Chilli Hifly

If you're old enough to remember it was a #1 Billboard dance hit in 2001

Available March 3 on all digital music platforms

https://www.beatport.com/track/is-it-love-plastic-plates-remix/9003260

Chilli Hifly - Is It Love? (Plastic Plates Remix)

Available to Stream & Download now - https://risque.lnk.to/Colors 
Premiere via Notion - http://notionmagazine.com/aussie-prodigy-charlz-crafts-twilight-moment-new-single-colors/ 

Light, silvery, yet it fills—and stills—a room, Charlz’ dusky voice comes from a place of deep honesty. In her latest single, ‘Colors’, it takes a leading role. Full of quiet intensity, the song breathes with emotion, a delicate dance of harmonies in which Charlz’ captivating vocals are both principal and corps.

The second release on new Australian imprint Risqué, ‘Colors’ was born from collaboration with ARIA Award-winning producer M-Phazes, best known for his work with Amy Shark, Alison Wonderland and Eminem. “I was paired up with Mark at a songwriting workshop in Melbourne, early on in his career. We spent all day in the Abbotsford Convent, drinking wine and making music.” 

Having returned to her hometown of Melbourne in late 2017 with a freshly signed publishing deal with Kobalt Music, Charlz had spent time in LA working with an international list of collaborators as intriguing as it is impressive. From Deadmau5 protégé ATTLAS, to UK phenom Maths Time Joy and Grammy Award winner Latroit, Charlz’s quiet aura and creative magnetism allowed her to connect with some of electronic music’s most elusive producers.

At the end of last year Charlz debuted her single ‘Feather’ to a 5000-strong Festival Hall crowd in Melbourne, opening for US RNB superstar Khalid. Now armed with a collection of subtle, arty pop hits ready for release, the world is about to see what Charlz is really about. Listen for sleek and understated production, raw grooves and deep thoughts, expressed by a voice which traverses the octaves as lightly as a leaf in the wind.


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Charlz - Colors

La Roux - In For The Kill (Jump Jump Dance Dance Remix)

This is the final instalment of the decade mixes. But this time it's a little bit different.

The 2002 - 2012 Decade Mix is available to download on the Flight Deck App. Link here: flightfacilities.com/app 🛫📱

This is the decade that turned us into what we are now. This mix is effectively our condensed dance music bible (believe it or not, there are lots of tunes we couldn't fit in). The mix is done in the same style in which we remember our clubbing experiences. Most notably, The Bang Gang parties every Friday night in Sydney. Those guys were a HUGE part of why we became DJ's in the first place. This mix will, for better or worse, dig up a few dance-floor 'moments' for anyone who took part in the madness. 

So many of these songs are classics to us, and probably are to many others too. It's hard to hear these songs without cracking a smile and remembering a great time of irresponsibility. 

You won't find too many mixtapes in this style anymore. And certainly not from us. But we had to show what this decade was all about to us, and how it brought us to what we do today.  

We're dedicating this mix to our belated friend and mentor, Ajax. He's had more influence on this final chapter than anyone will ever know.

Thanks to everyone who got behind these mixes. It's been a long ride.
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Want to see the Decade Mixes in the flesh? Let us know where: https://lnk.to/DecadeMixLive

Flight Facilities Decade Mix: 2002-2012

It’s unusual for an up and coming band to have a pedigree as  impressive as that of Los Angeles electro-rock conspirators  Jump Jump Dance Dance. But as it stands, the duo of Chris  Carter and Simon Lewicki had amassed a wealth of experience  – Carter as an in-demand DJ and vocalist who has played  alongside such luminaries of the LA scene as DJ AM and  Tommie Sunshine, and Simon as the mastermind behind the  celebrated club acts Groove Terminator, Tonite Only and  Chili Hifly – before uniting to create Jump Jump Dance Dance.  

First coming together over a shared love of synthesizers,  Australian culture and sweaty dance floors, Carter and Lewicki developed the blueprint of the Jump Jump Dance Dance sound, exploring and tweaking the happy medium between dance and rock music. The duo  elevated themselves above the electro scene by turning JJDD into a truly organic  live band, where instantaneous guitar riffs collide with towering synths and club energy.  

With numerous singles already under their belt, a hugely impressive remixography (including a current mix of PNAU “The Truth” - #6 on Hype Machine, The Aston Shuffle “Start Again,” Tim & Jean, MSTRKRFT, La Roux, Datarock and Lost Valentinos) and an album on the way – Jump Jump Dance Dance is preparing to spread their electro-rock gospel to new fans with killer shows and a slew of turbo-charged new remixes. 

The band’s self-titled debut album comes out July 2011. The album is produced by Jump Jump Dance Dane and mixed by heavyweights, including US producers/mixers Jack Joseph Puig (Lady Gaga, Panic! at the Disco, U2, Black Eyed Peas), Dave Sardy (Wolfmother, Oasis, Soulwax, The Ting Tings) and Mark Needham (The Killers, Bloc Party, 3OH!3), as well as Australian dance industry veteran Sameer Sengupta (a.k.a. Poxy Music). 
Their singles are creating a buzz in the blogosphere and popping up in synchs all over the place…“Do It For Love,” was recently featured in Victoria’s Secret “Strinkini” web campaign, “Modern Eyes” and “City on Fire” were featured in Columbia Picture’s The Roommate, starring Leighton Meister, “White Picket Fences” in EA Games FIFA 2011, and “2.0” will be featured in the upcoming film Answers to Nothing starring Dane Cook and Julie Benz. 

Although it’s  still very early days for the band, Jump Jump Dance Dance aren’t wasting any time in showing us all exactly why  they’ve come so far so quickly. 
