Name: Somebody That I Used To Know (S34 remix) by SD34
Duration: 4 min 19 s
Description: Remix of gotye's Somebody that I used to know. Feedback would be cool, cheers.

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Green Velvet & Jay Lumen - It's All About Me (Original Mix)

Weiss Live @ Treehouse Green Velvet Party WMC 2015

Interview: http://truantsblog.com/2015/truancy-volume-129-bicep/

Soundcloud: @feelmybicep

Today’s Truancy Volume comes from our favourites AKA the boys behind Bicep. We first heard of Andy Ferguson and Matt McBriar a few years ago through their very own blog Feel My Bicep, and they have been two of our top selectors ever since. Seeing the London-via-Belfast duo establish themselves as some of the most captivating DJs and producers around has been a joy to witness – the likes of “Silk” (‘11), Satisfy (‘13) and Circles (‘14) still being as popular as ever round Truants’ way. Their recent schedule also speaks volumes about their current thrive and popularity among listeners across the board, comfortably delving between house, techno and disco whilst also having plenty of time for Bollywood soundtracks, atmospheric drum and bass and new age ambient music in their downtime. Following a limited 12” for their XOYO residency and their Just EP on Aus Music, they’ve just released the mighty Dahlia EP in collaboration with fellow producer and long-time friend Hammer. Gerd Janson also recently enlisted them to contribute to his Musik For Autobahns 2 compilation, with their sublime track entitled “Carmine” and you can also look out for a track called "Closing Sequence" forthcoming on 50 Weapons as part of the label's final run of releases. 

Having carved up such a reputation for themselves, it was no wonder Bicep were asked to lead a residency at London’s XOYO over this year's summer period: they just finished their 13-week workout last Saturday, which consisted of a strong curated roster including the likes of Derrick May, The Black Madonna, Palms Trax and Space Dimension Controller. The two have an equally crazy agenda coming up: from their next Feel My Bicep night at Amsterdam Dance Event featuring the likes of Midland, Optimo and Sandrien as well as their next Australia/NZ tour.

The pair has unquestionably been responsible for some of our fondest music-related memories over the years: from sunny afternoons at Dekmantel and ZeeZout, to getting caught by surprise by means of their Dominica edit at other festivals. Their final instalment at XOYO was also one for the books – going from “Just” to Art Crime and Devilfish in proper confetti-canon style fashion. Featuring recent tracks from Mikael Seifu and Dawit Eklund to 2000 era house from Joshua Iz, we’re thrilled to share Bicep’s mix for Truants with you. Equally as uplifting as it is danceable, it is more importantly 100% Bicep vibes. We also spoke to Andy and Matt about their creative processes on both a musical and visual level, what music from beyond the dancefloor they’re currently loving, and their upcoming album.

Truancy Volume 129: Bicep

Interview, download and tracklist: http://truantsblog.com/2016/truancy-volume-150-laurel-halo/

Soundcloud: @laurelhalo

To mark the 150th Truancy Volume, we are very happy to share with you a mix from one of the most distinct and interesting artists around. Over the course of several EPs, two albums and many live performances, Laurel Halo has created music which is as strikingly original and engaging as it is unbound to conventions. The jagged Liaisons Dangereuses-sampling New Beat of Out of the Ordinary, sparse-yet-infectious gqom, Hard House Banton’s classic “Sirens”, dubbed-out house stompers, various strains of experimental music and much more – all these diverse sounds are played in a manner which helps provide a glimpse into what makes Halo’s work so compelling. There is an adventurousness in taste, an expert ear for detail and talent in seeking out exciting and surprising sonic combinations and contrasts – all skilfully bound together without ever feeling forced. Ultimately, the result is something which is captivating, irresistibly fun and rich for unpicking. To accompany the mix, we discussed over email her approach to playing live, her last record and the perception and reception of her work.

Photo by Phillip Aumann.

Truancy Volume 150: Laurel Halo

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From the forthcoming vinyl on Pictures Music

Info: http://www.picturesmusic.co.uk/releases/dauwd-whats-there

Preorder: http://bleep.com/index.php?page=release_details&amp;releaseid=33086



Whats There

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http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/dha-mix-226-worthy

With an in-depth knowledge of production, mixing, and performance, Worthy has the insight to play for his audience, cultivating intense positive energy on the dance floor.

In 2001 Worthy swapped New York for San Francisco where he teamed up with Claude VonStroke and Justin and Christian Martin, becoming one of the four founding fathers of the DIRTYBIRD party. In 2007, his breakout track, 'Irst Te', quickly established his notoriety as a producer, which has paid homage to classic house while make booties shake around the world for over a decade now.

Of course Worthy will be in attendance with the entire DIRTYBIRD crew at their 7-9 October DIRTYBIRD Campout in Silverado, California. Widely considered one of the best annual events stateside, this year sees everyone from Catz n' Dogz, Green Velvet, Marc Houle, Tourist, Machinedrum, German Brigante to Claude vonStroke, Christina & Justin Martin, J. Phlip, Kill Frenzy and many, many more.

https://soundcloud.com/wor

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Worthy - DHA Mix #226

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^ Tracklist available in the above link ^

@golfclapdet

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Golf Clap - DHL Mix #117

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http://www.lesyeuxorange.com/podcast-series/lyo077-urulu/

LYO#077 / Urulu

Remix of gotye's Somebody that I used to know. Feedback would be cool, cheers.

Somebody That I Used To Know (S34 remix)

www.gettingcloser.co.uk/

"My Way" (featuring Joe Dukie of Fat Freddies Drop) is the second official single from the debut album 'Getting Closer' by CLOSE, a new production alias from producer, DJ and label owner Will Saul.

"For me Joe Dukie has one of the best voices on the planet so it was a bit of dream come true to get to work with him. I worked with Fink in his studio in Brighton where we recorded his band (drummer and bass player) - the instrumental is all live and one take. We then sent this over to Dallas (Joe Dukie) and he sent back his vocals. Midland and Dusky are part of my core crew at Aus and really hitting their stride at the moment so natural choices for remixers for this single" CLOSE

The "My Way" single (which also includes remixes from Dusky, Midland & Tanner Ross) will be out June 24th. 

The <i>Getting Closer</i> album comes out June 11th on !K7 Records.

More from CLOSE:
<a href="http://www.gettingcloser.co.uk/">Home Page</a>
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