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An advance of what will sound in our next Zurich party on March the 13th: City Lights Reloaded @ Supermarket Club...

[MIX] Simon & Shaker CLM Reloaded ::: exclusive mix

As played at my birthday  03.02.2012 at Studio 80, Amsterdam.
The one and only!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HQ7GD0lgPE

Lana Del Rey - Video Games (Joris Voorn Edit)

Digital Structures is proud to announce the second mini compilation of the “At The Crossroads” Series. This time we are dealing mostly with laid back tunes, more atmospheric compositions, hiding inside them a high artistic & emotional value.
Opening the compilation, is a new recruit of ours, Child, coming from down under unleashing a stripped down and extremely groovy take on A. Balter & Eitan Reiter’s ‘Komodo Dragon’. This track just develops forever, not a dull moment there. Second appearance of South African Danalog, is next with ‘Ol’ Paapsh’ that seems to be a song you want to sing along with after you listen to it only once... And then the breakdown takes you to another level. Simon Baring from UK is our next fresh guest on DS, with a tune aptly named ‘Snowmachine’. It’s a laid back composition based on joyful arpeggio’s backed up by warm and driving groove section. Israeli Stav Beger continues the easy going momentum with his ‘In The Swamp’ track that effortlessly takes you into an emotional & positive bubbly break, with a pinch of psy, truly a “sunbeams anthem” it is. Another guest from the UK is Hedflux, that remixes Perfect Stranger’s ‘Slope’ track in his signature Breaks style. Previously released Peter Horrevorts remix of A. Balter’s ‘Frank’ & Andreas Henneberg remix of A. Balter & Eitan Reiter’s ‘iRich’ follow to finish this installment of “At The Crossroads”

A. Balter & Eitan Reiter - iRich ( Andreas Henneberg Remix ) [ Soundcloud Clip ]

Friday night and Mike Khoury is at the helm!  Robot Heart, Burning Man 2012

soundcloud.com/mikekhoury
http://www.facebook.com/pages/117636811597362
http://www.listedproductions.com/mike-khoury/gallery/all-artists/

Cover photo courtesy of John Dill

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