Showing posts with label Lee Mortimer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lee Mortimer. Show all posts

Friday, 5 March 2010

What do you know about Otis?


Hostage (Aka Alan Parley) didn't got lots of attention from us, something that we should be ashamed of. His productions are all top, and since he is so busy all the time, he has made loads of bangers. "Otis", his latest production, has some funny vocals and pitching synths, you better give it a try!

Hostage - Otis

He also has a new mixtape, with some nice wobbly tunes, fidget stuff and even some tech-house.
Hostage - March 2010 mix

Check this vid of him and Lee Mortimer playing in a club in Hungary:



Enjoy!

Saturday, 12 December 2009

Why do Italians always do it better?!?


Gigi Barocco is one of the many extremely good Italian producers of the moment. He has a sound which is slightly different from his countrymen like Congorock, Blatta & Inesha, Crookers,... He gives his song a funny touch, a side of his personality that can also be seen in his live appearance: In a fluo green bathrobe, a frog mask and most of the time drunk as hell. His track Puah got played by big guns everywhere around the globe, and it kickstarted his dj-career. Now he's playing at party's all over Europe, so if he's around, go and have a look! Here are his latest 2 banging tracks, an original and his remix for Will Bailey's "hustlin and scratchin".

Gigi Barocco - the Rhythm
Will Bailey - Hustlin and Scratchin (Gigi Barocco remix)

And his most recent episode in his mixing series "pass the butter":

Pass the butter Volume 2

1. Crookers - Put Your Hands On Me (feat. Kardin
al Offishal & Carla-Marie)

2. Laidback Luke Vs. Diplo - Hey! (Foamo Remix)
3. Plaza De Funk featuring Miss Trouble - Push 'n' Pull - GGB RMX
4. Gigi Barocco vs. Ice Mc - Think About The Way 2k9
5. Major Lazer - Pon De Floor - CCC RMX
6. Steve Aoki - I'm in the house (Gigi Barocco remix)

7. Silvio Ecomo & Chuckie - Moombah (Afrojack Remix)
8. The Bloody Beetroots ft. Steve Aoki - WARP 9.
9. 3 is a Crowd - What is a DJ (Lazy Ants remix)

10. Boltan- Laughing Through My Teeth (Blatta & Inesha Remix)

11. Man Like Me - London Town (Foamo Remix)

12. Dale Castell Ft. Tom Zanetti: Wickedest Sound (Calvertron Remix)
13. Human Resource - Dominator [Herve Remix]
14. Redman - I Hold The Crown - Gigi Barocco RMX

15. Pink a Pad's - Pink Is Back
16. Sound of Stereo - Heads Up (Mighty Fools remix)

17. Keith MacKenzie - Bruk Shut Pure (Electric Soulside Remix)
18.The Qemists - Dem Na Like Me (A1 Bassline Remix)
19. The Young Punx -Rock Star (Understand) [Shinichi Osawa Remix]
20. Spencer & Hill- Trespasser - GGB RMX

21. Youre Listening To (interlude)
22. Steve Angello & Laidback Luke ft. Robin S - Show Me Love (AC Slater Remix)
23.Shake it Naughty - DJ Fixx (Electric Soulside Remix)

24. Vandalism & Angger Dimas - She Got It (Jack Hammer Remix)

25.Lars Moston & Philipe de Boyar - So Sick (Original Mix)

26. Sawgood feat. A Girl And A Gun "Teenage Blitz" B&I RMX

27. TC - Where's My Money (Caspa Remix)


Bonus:
Not all Lee Mortimer's productions get me jumping, but this one definitely did! Lee pushed the vocals under the radar with a pumpin' bassline, and the result is brilliant!

The futureheads - Struck Dumb (Lee Mortimer remix)

Thursday, 3 December 2009

BLAU!


Laidback Luke and Lee mortimer made this smashing club-hit "Blau", that you could hear in sets of famous dj's everywhere, but it couldn't be found in non-ripped version untill now.
I'm giving you the original and the remixes that I like the most, the one from La riots and the two remixes from Doorly.

Laidback Luke & Lee Mortimer - Blau (Original)
Laidback Luke & Lee Mortimer - Blau (La Riots remix)
Laidback Luke & Lee Mortimer - Blau (Doorly remix)
Laidback Luke & Lee Mortimer - Blau (Doorly's dubstep remix)

Bonus:

I've really grown tired of Crookers and their typical sound, but this Bart B more remix is really awesome! The original track is a dubstep song, this one's more dancefloor friendly with a ticking clock in the beginning, and a fat beat to keep the crowd dancing.

Crookers ft. Kelis - No security (Bart B more remix)

Monday, 9 November 2009

Time to know Ryan Riback


"Persistence!" That's the word to describe the rising star of the dance music world, Ryan Riback, a fun loving, music maniac with a gift for making strange sounds! Check out his myspace.




Jaimie Fanatic dropping Everybody's Free

He's born and grown up in South Africa, Johannesburg but moved to Australia, Melbourne in 2006.

His first tracks, "Everything in America", "Touch me on the Dance floor" and the dancefloor destroyer "Boom" are released by Vinyl Pusher Records. These tracks are championed by Lee Mortimer (known from the track Blau), Dave Spoon (At Night), JELO and many others...

Laidback luke & Lee Mortimer - Blau [YOUTUBE; not released yet]

In between his own made tracks, Ryan Riback made a lot of remixes like Faces of Meth, Jungle Boogie, Speed Up and Biscuits.
After this work, some big records labels as Sony BMG and Universal wanted Ryan Riback to release for them!
He went on to remix "Can't Hold Back" from Kaz James ft Macy Gray (Bodyrockers) and "White Noise" from The Living End's which returned into two very nice tracks!




Jelo dropping "This is not a Drill"

This year, Ryan Riback is headlining tours in New Zealand, Canada and the USA.
He also has a new remix comping up: Analog People in a Digital World.