I recorded this track using ipad garageband app.  I use garageband's own default instruments. You'll also hear my own voice which i think made this version quite horrible.  Anyway, I hope you enjoy my version of Rocketship's classic :)

I love you like the way that I used to do (Rocketship Cover)

My New Friend

Media Blackout resident and beach house king, Medsound returns with his latest smash ‘I Am Not Afraid’ featuring the deliciously voice of the Yota who makes her debut on the label. The Barcelona born enigmatic multitalented Medsound has been a regular in many top artist playlists, constantly showcasing his huge originality and versatility without ever disappointing. Swedish born and Paris based Yota needs no further introduction, world-famous for her beautiful voice and works with the who is who of the nu disco and house scene. She has graced releases from Lifelike, Ben Macklin, Tommy’86, Marc Lower, Zoo Brazil and many more.

French master of the cool beat ‚Douze’ is another making his debut on Media Blackout with his incredible rendition of „I Am Not Afraid“. Douze's affair with sound "through heart, hands and computer tools" has led to a raft of successful releases and remixes, and this is no exception. Part deep house, part driving disco, his „Gonna Hide Dub“ mix of ‘I Am Not Afraid’ is a ode to house music that creates a mood that’s perfect for any dance-floor.

The second remix comes from none other than London based sound maestro Le Flex, who to people in the known is a true master oft he craft. He drops a stunning remix of ‘I Am Not Afraid; a modern beach house jam with all the right elements. The bouncy bass and great synth arrangements create a sexy, provocative atmosphere while Yota's voice make words settle in truly magical fashion, creating a warm felt atmosphere that creates special memories every time you listen to it.

English wunderkind LeSonic, famed for his body moving beats and immense production skills, as well as work with Dirty Vegas, Vanilla Ace and Matvey Emerson delivers a remix that dives into more upbeat territory with lots of euphoric vibes. The luscious use of the vocals, bass stabs and driving drums make for an irresistible rhythm while the clever chords round off these fantastic interpretations. 

'I Am Not Afraid’ sees a worldwide release on June 22nd, 2015 via all well known digital content stockists. For more information please visit www.media-blackout.com

Medsound & Yota - I Am Not Afraid | Media Blackout MBO042

Tracklist: 
1. Medsound & Yota - I Am Not Afraid (Original Mix) 
2. Medsound & Yota - I Am Not Afraid(Douze Gonna Hide Dub)
3. Medsound & Yota - I Am Not Afraid (Le Flex Remix) 
4. Medsound & Yota - I Am Not Afraid (LeSonic Remix)

Catalog #MBO042 
Release Date: June 22nd, 2015

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Infos about Medsound:
Medsound on Soundcloud: @medsound-med
Medsound on Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Medsound/420046668112121

Infos about Yota:
Yota on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/yotasmusic
Yota on Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/artist/432481-Yota

Infos about Douze:
Douze on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/_douze
Douze on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adouzee

Infos about Le Flex:
Le Flex on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/le-flex
Le Flex on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008316892076

Infos about LeSonic:
LeSonic on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lesonic
LeSonic on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LesonicMusic


Medsound & Yota - I Am Not Afraid (Original Mix)| Media Blackout MBO042

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Kill Me Softly’s synthetic sonics take on a slightly darker emotional hue in ‘Blue Lights’ , the follow up to their 2014 debut ‘Catch’. Featuring the transcendent vocals of London based singer song- writer Sam Obernik, the lyrics paint a bitter sweet tale of heartbreak and betrayal, reflecting the final chapter of a film noir love story.

Kill Me Softly Feat. Sam Obernik - Blue Lights (Duett Remix)

“You’ll Only Love Me When I’m Gone” is Mark Redito’s first single released since shedding his moniker, Spazzkid. Deep beats, obscure vocal chops, and modified harps ebb and flow throughout this dancehall-inspired anthem.
 
After the name change, Mark took a moment for personal and artistic reflection that lead him to deep creative growth and vision.  
 
Mark has been staying busy finishing an eclectic full length album due next year. All the while, he has created a new community, Likido (http://nesthq.com/likido). Likido is a curated series of events that intentionally spotlights creatives who come from POC, Women, and LGBTQ+ backgrounds. This supercharged series reclaims space and celebrates individuals coming from these marginalized communities. Gaining co-signs from @Skrillex and @FarEastMovementOfficial in its early stages, Mark is already proving his ability and impact as a tastemaker and activist.
 
This coming season, Mark plans to share more new music inspired by his journey while creating space for communities he cares about. 

"You'll Only Love Me When I'm Gone"
Produced by: Mark Redito
Artwork by: twitter "@kikkujo"

You'll Only Love Me When Im Gone

See It In your Eyes (Remix) courtesy of Roxi Drive forthcoming album "Atomic".

Artist: Roxi Drive
Produced: Sellorekt LA Dreams

Roxi Drive  -See It In Your Eyes (Remix) Prod. Sellorekt LA Dreams

Cajsa Siik - White Noise (Forêt De Vin's 1988 Edit)

Listen to the original here: https://open.spotify.com/track/13RnzzZ6r2teUc32vzZ2WN

Find Cajsa Siik here: 
https://www.facebook.com/cajsasiik/

Cajsa Siik - White Noise (Forêt De Vin's 1988 Edit)

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Arrangements, guitars and vocals: Joey Ayala.
Bass: Yan Bagay Cruz.
(From Wikipedia) "Lupang Hinirang".., lit. 'Chosen Land'; originally titled in Spanish as the Marcha Nacional Filipina (Philippine National March), is the national anthem of the Philippines. Its music was composed in 1898 by Julián Felipe, and the lyrics were adapted from the Spanish poem Filipinas, written by José Palma in 1899.[1]...In the years after the revolution, the poem Filipinas, written in 1899 by nationalist José Palma, gained widespread popularity as unofficial Spanish lyrics of the anthem. The Spanish lyrics were translated into English and, beginning in the 1940s, in the national language. The current Filipino lyrics, written in 1956, were adopted and made official subject to a slight revision in the 1960s. On February 12, 1998, Republic Act № 8491 was passed, codifying the current Filipino lyrics into law.

I love you like the way that I used to do (Rocketship Cover)

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