Chicago’s DJ/Producer Steve Smooth is musical force to be reckoned with. Voted as one of “America’s Favorite DJs” according to BPM Magazine, Steve took his skills as a DJ to countless venues in UK, Germany, Spain, Hong Kong, Canada, North America and South America. If you are ever in Chicago you can hear him spin at his semi weekly residency at Spy Bar. His latest release is a collaboration with fellow Chicagoan Luvli whose vocals definitely add some soulful house cred. Take a listen…
Steve Smooth Feat. Luvli “So High” (Inphinity & Kalendr Remix) is available exclusively on beatport.com
The wait will soon be over! Today Kaskade has released the first single, the title track, it’s a gritty production, smoothed out by the vocals of Haley, known to KASKADE fans the world over as the ethereal singer of “I Remember” and “Move For Me.” Available digitally April 27 with a physical release May 11 via Ultra Records, “Dynasty” is the follow-up release to the massively successful “Strobelite Seduction”. To support the album, KASKADE is planning an extensive worldwide tour to last through the end of 2010. As of this blog post there is no date in St. Louis but (hopefully) that may change over the next few months.
Check out the new single and I would love to hear what you think?
If there is one thing that a lot of the artists featured on this blog have in common it’s that many have been at it for many years toiling away at the craft before gaining worldwide attention. Dennis Ferrer is definitely no exception. The House/Techno House producer has been around since the mid ’90s (back then as the artist Morph) and his list of remixes is loong, in fact he was recently nominated for a Grammy for his remix of Dido’s “Don’t Believe In Love”. Ferrer will definitely be a force to be reckoned with in terms of American DJ talent 2010 and beyond. If that wasn’t enough is new label Objektivity is gaining attention for signing acts as diverse as TMB (The Martinez Brothers) and Ane Brun.
Dennis Ferrer’s most recent club banger is the vocal driven “Hey Hey” which was easily on of the biggest dance floor hits at this year’s WMC and here is a little sample why…
Fedde Le Grand is one of those talents on the dance music scene whose name recognition or “brand” is huge but back catalog is small (but memorable). He burst onto the scene in 2004 with the seminal dance track ‘Put Your Hands Up 4 Detroit’. He has also remixed a ton of artists with much acclaim but it was his 2007 remix of ‘The Creeps’ by Camille Jones that had dance floors across America bangin (You can hear that track by clicking HERE). You will definitely be hearing more from Fedde Le Grand in 2010 so don’t be surprised.
Le grand released ‘Output” his first artist album late last year and one of the confirmed club bangers on that disc is the Rap/House mix ‘Back & Forth’. Take a listen…
Chicago’s DJ/Producer Steve Smooth is musical force to be reckoned with. Voted as one of “America’s Favorite DJs” according to BPM Magazine, Steve took his skills as a DJ to countless venues in UK, Germany, Spain, Hong Kong, Canada, North America and South America. If you are ever in Chicago you can hear him spin at his semi weekly residency at Spy Bar. His latest release is a collaboration with fellow Chicagoan Luvli whose vocals definitely add some soulful house cred. Take a listen…
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