París 14.2

Beatport Releases

Bobby Womack - Stupid (Prosper Rek Remix)

Disclosure ft Mary J Blige 

'F For You' (Eats Everything Remix)

Disclosure’s ‘F For You’ ft Mary J Blige is set to get an Eats Everything make-over with a remix dropping on PMR this month. The record, belonging to Disclosure's Grammy nominated album ‘Settle’, has dominated the dance charts of late and Eats serves it a slice of added groove, making for a typically inviting dance floor track. 

Both acts have recently supported one another on recent dates, with Disclosure joining Eats Everything as a special guest at his XOYO residency and in return, Eats made a special appearance at Disclosure’s Alexandra Palace gig last weekend. Having a clear fondness for each other’s work, it was only a matter of time before a remix came to fruition.  Stripped back and built around his trademark punchy house template, Eats gives the original an altogether new dimension that is sure to make waves on both the radio and in the clubs.

Eats Everything kicked off 2014 with a brand new residency series at XOYO, London, with each date comfortably selling out. Alongside pioneering the resurgence of the residency to London’s nightlife, he’s been working his way around Europe too, touring some of the very best venues on the European club circuit.

The Disclosure remix is only the tip of the iceberg when when it comes to what Eats has lined up for the rest of the year. Rounding up the last few weeks of his XOYO residency, Eats will be releasing the ‘Hello Mr. Jello' EP alongside Justin Martin on Dirtybird Records and has a Hot Natured remix forecast, as well as a very exciting mix compilation in the pipeline. 

To buy on beatport: http://btprt.dj/1kF5ud4

XOYO Eats Everything Residency
 Advance Tickets Available here: http://www.xoyo.co.uk/events/index.html

15th March - Eats Everything + Maxxi Soundsystem + Waifs & Strays 
22nd March - Eats Everything B2B Heidi + TEED + Gerd
29th March - Eats Everything All night long

Upcoming Tour dates:

March

15th March, XOYO, London
16th March, Zutekh, Derry
21st March, Nordstern, Basel
22nd March, XOYO, London
27th March, Dirtybird, Miami
28th March, Paradise, Miami
29th March, XOYO, London

April

3rd April, Make It New, Middlesex
4th April, Output, New York
5th April, Exchange, LA
6th April, Bang Bang, San Diego
12th April, Studio Martin, Bucharest

For more information on Eats Everything, see below:

http://eatseverything.com/
https://www.facebook.com/eatseverythingmusic
https://soundcloud.com/eatseverything
https://twitter.com/eats_everything
https://www.facebook.com/EdibleEvents

Disclosure F For You (Eats Everything Remix) (PMR)

There are a few bands that will always make you remember where you were when you first listened to them. The Peruvian masked duo from Lima named Dengue Dengue Dengue is definitely one of those bands. The year was 2012 and Rafael Pereira and Felipe Salmon had just released their debut album ‘La Alianza Profana’, where their unique take on cumbia with dub and techno elements was presented to the world via stunning tracks like Simiolo, and complemented by a vibrant, colorful and psychedelic aesthetic on their videos and live visuals. We were instantly hooked. 

From then on, we knew we had to have Dengue Dengue Dengue on the Enchufada catalog. Fast-forward to the present and the boys have turned in an incredible six-track EP called ‘Serpiente Dorada’, which sees their unique and unmistakable sound develop and grow even further. While the relentless and hypnotic cumbia is still at the core of their sound – as the title-track Serpiente Dorada proudly displays – one can also hear as zouk bass slowly enters the melting pot of influences on Banana or Bugutu, while still managing to sound like no one else. The Jamaican sounds of dub, reggae and dancehall weigh heavily over the whole EP, but it’s in Booom that they make themselves more noticeable, while Rama sees the Peruvian duo leave their comfort zone and experiment with 120BPM beats. Finally, Senen Pani provides the perfect EP closer in the form of a dreamy, rhythmically-charged psychedelic lullaby. 

Perfectly translating the band’s approach to club music, ‘Serpiente Dorada’ is an infectious and colorful mixture of global sounds, as genres are used as a starting point on their ongoing search for the perfect hybrid beat, where the total is more than the sum of its parts.

www.soundcloud.com/dengue
www.enchufada.com

Serpiente Dorada

Banana

Buy it on Beatport

Dengue Dengue Dengue - Banana

The new album 'CARACAL' is out now
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Official Store: http://po.st/qO7d9s
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Disclosure Live: http://disclosureofficial.com/live/
Official Merch: http://po.st/4iqh1L

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The Mechanism

Just an edit !



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Marvin Gaye - Inner CIty Blues (P.e.ø Edit)

Letha (Didier Limonet )

Buy on bandcamp

Kazamayé - Letha (Didier Limonet )

BRIGITTE BARDOT - Contact (Dj Nobody E.T. Re Edit)

Another jam from the personal edits archive!

Bill Withers - Ruby Lee (John Mork's Outer Space Edit)

Moloko - Familiar Feeling (Acoustic)

Stéphane Pompougnac Latin Cha Cha

Sempre curti muito essa faixa do album "Mama Said", bem diferente das demais. E sempre a imaginei com uma batida 4/4... Como nesse Re-Edit. Tá aí, espero que curtam!!

I always liked a lot this song, from the album "Mama Said", very different from the others. And always imagined it with a beat 4/4... As in that Re-Edit. There it is, I hope you enjoy it!!

Out on Bandcamp, grab your copy!

douglasmarques.bandcamp.com

Lenny Kravitz - What Goes Around Comes Around (Douglas Marques Re-Edit)

04 Rodney Hunter - Work That Body

Currently bubbling under the surface of Brookyln’s house scene, Walker &amp; Royce are about to break through with their addictive debut single ‘You’re Not Welcome’ on the mighty Crosstown Rebels imprint, complete with rising star Francesca Lombardo Remix.

Release Dates:
12" May 28th
Digital June 11th

Geared directly at the floor, ‘You’re Not Welcome’ is a bona fide bomb representing the nu breed of talent coming out of NY. Mood-driven and fizzing with hot synths, a deeply infectious vocal and hooky bassine, it’s a summer anthem with a menacing edge, likely to spread like wild fire.

The second original track ‘Stare If You Want To’ is another essential party cut. Kicking off with a powerful rhythm and shards of disco, the track is soon enveloped by the rolling, drum-led groove as the old school U.S vocal line is fused with 80s synths and funky guitar licks.

On the B-side remix, Francesca Lombardo takes ‘You’re Not Welcome’ on a deeper trip instilling restraint and delicate rhythms with smokey bass whilst retaining the solid groove of the original. A new signing to Crosstown Rebels, the Hackney based Italian singer and musician has a debut EP coming to CR in July and an album forthcoming next year.

Part of the Nervous Records NY crew Walker &amp; Royce aka Sam Walker and Gavin Royce having been packing a serious punch with an array of scorching remixes for artists such as 33hz, Publicist, Saarid, and SPF 5000, as well as a string of club-ready originals. Like a scene out of Mad Men, Sam and Gavin realised their potential music chemistry while sipping brandy in the offices of Nervous Records. Next thing they knew, they were in the studio together banging out tracks that you can now hear thumping through speakers all over the world. 2012 is set to be a breakthrough year for Sam and Gavin with this massive release and more material ready to drop on OFF and Pets Recordings.


CRM096 B1. You're Not Welcome (Francesca Lombardo Remix)

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Bobby Womack - Stupid (Prosper Rek Remix)

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