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Watery crescents delight with the soul of an analogue-based futuristic technology, leaving the audience with a wide span of trans-space that competes with the vortex of the unknown. – Igloo

Jack Dangers, "Mesopelagic Zone"

47) Doves - Firesuite

44) Dot Allison - Message Personnel

Produced, mixed and mastered by Gadget for NNK aka NoName KolekyF [Poland].
Vocals by Esoigrek @esoigrek

The complete Remix EP will be released in 2014, and will also feature three other other Millennium Jazz Music producers ie @RickMal, @SmokedBeat and StayClassy @tarabemmel

Check out the original and the full NNK mixtape at https://nonamekolektyf.bandcamp.com/track/pisze-ci-tw-j-sen-esoigrek-scratch-dj-ph

New Millennium Jazz fan page: https://www.facebook.com/MillenniumJazzMusic

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Esoigrek - Pisz  Ci Twój Sen - Gadget Remix - NNK [ Poland ]

December 29, 2013

One of the most influential electronic producers in the world, Giorgio Moroder has been back in the spotlight in 2013.

If Donna Summer was the Queen of Disco, then it's fair to say her king was Giorgio Moroder. The Italian-born producer presided over some of her biggest hits, including "I Feel Love" and "Love to Love You Baby" – and pioneered electronic dance music in the process.

Four decades into a career that also includes award-winning work in cinema, with scores for Midnight Express and American Gigolo, Moroder is still going as strong as the beat in his songs. Among other projects this year, he collaborated with one of the biggest names in dance music, Daft Punk. The Grammy-nominated French duo invited Moroder into the studio — not to push buttons and twist knobs, but to narrate his own life.

Text and Interview: http://www.npr.org/2013/12/29/255546769/giorgio-moroder-on-dance-musics-present-and-future

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Interview: Giorgio Moroder on Dance Music's Present and Future

Bangalore Nagarathnamma - Ika Nemandhu

Edition #24 of Early 80’s Floorfillers takes a look back to December 83. 
You can see the Top 10, complete with label or record sleeve scans and individual track credits, here: 
http://www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/greg-wilsons-top-10-floorfillers-december-83/ 
Greg Wilson – December 2013

GREG WILSON’S EARLY 80’S FLOORFILLERS: 
A fascinating insight on how the fading Jazz-Funk scene gave way to the emerging Electro-Funk movement in the early 80’s, ‘Greg Wilson’s Early 80’s Floorfillers’, marks the 30th anniversary of when these tracks first appeared. Compiled from his record lists of the time, and unfolding month by month, Greg Wilson counts down the Top 10 Floorfillers played at his venues during the key years of ’82 and ’83. Featured, most notably, on his Tuesday sessions at Wigan Pier and Wednesday gatherings at Legend in Manchester, the most cutting-edge weekly black music nights of the era, these were the clubs most associated with the evolving Electro-Funk sound.

The majority of music played on the black scene in the UK was initially only available on import, mainly out of New York during this period, with the club nights described as ‘upfront’, meaning that the DJ’s were way ahead of the curve – what they played now, others played later, or not at all. Without these DJ’s, many now classic dance tracks would never have become UK hits (many without enjoying similar crossover success in the US) – the reason they were released here in the first place was because these specialist DJ’s were breaking them via the underground.

Things would change in a big way during those 2 years; we were entering the hybrid age for dance music, and the oncoming House and Techno and Hip Hop directions would all owe a huge debt to this era of dance alchemy and groove experimentation.

This podcast is also available on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad via the Radio ditto app, which is downloadable for free from iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/app/id464200632?mt=8

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

Consider: The Free Design

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