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 ::: Nocturnal Mix Sessions Monthly MP3 July 2008 » Andy Reid After a long hiatus the Mix Sessions have returned full force for the summer. Seeing as it's been a while since we've seen you we decided to load up 2 MASSIVE mixes showcasing some amazing releases from the past couple of months. With tracks from Adam K, Mark Knight, David Guetta, Copyright, Laidback Luke, The Shapeshifters, Funkerman, Groove Armada, Eddie Thoneick, and Andy himself, we'll take you on a trip from the Soulful to the Sinful side of proper house music... ::: Listen Here |
 ::: Ben Watt Interview Ben Watt is still best-known as half of the duo Everything but the Girl, which first performed together in 1982. That year, EBTG's Tracey Thorn released her solo debut, A Distant Shore, while Watt released his, North Marine Drive, the following year. Watt's LP went to number one on the U.K. indie charts and included a cover of Bob Dylan's "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go." Everything but the Girl's early material was lite-jazz, but their major international breakthrough came in the dance music genre with Todd Terry's 1995 remix of the song "Missing," which originally appeared on the album Amplified Heart... ::: Read the Interview |
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It's our third day at WMC, and so far we couldn't have wished for a better start. With great anticipation we set out into the beaming sunshine for one of the annual pinnacle events of this week... Robbie Rivera's Juicy Beach party at famed Nikki Beach. After getting Martijn Ten Velden to latch onto our troop, we sped down to the foot of Ocean Drive and prepared for what is always a pain-in-the-ass entry to Nikki Beach. If you've never been, you have to make it a stop on any trip to Miami, as the venue itself is awesome. But just be prepared for horrendous staff and terrible service. It seems every year, the only place we have a problem is at this club... regardless of the promoter, the time, or the event, it's always a hassle getting into Nikki Beach. Fortunately knowing pays, and thank you to Lainie for expediting our entry. Once inside, we hooked up with the Toolroom crew - Mark Knight, Funkagenda, ATFC, Phil Sales, and Pete Griffiths - and we all got our drinks, sunburns, and ears for hot tunes on for a great afternoon. Starkiller Nick Terranova and Austin Leeds were pumping the scantily clad crowd with their brand of anthematic house and prog, capping it off nicely with the remake of Robin S' "Show Me Love" and paving the way for some serious music from the one and only Mark Knight. When Mark took control, you could tell that it was going to be something special. His technical precision and intelligent programming really whipped the crowd into a frenzy. Hammering Toolroom anthems like "What The F*ck!" and "Columbian Soul" as well as fresh new material... most notably a Funkagenda bootleg of Daft Punk's "Around The World", Mark was definitely praised by many of the punters as the best set of the afternoon. It was definitely a musical highlight of the trip. After an amazing set, label frontman and Miami local Robbie Rivera took over to the jacked crowd who with their hands in the air were ready for Robbie's unique brand of electronic beats. Although we only stayed for the afternoon, the event went well into the night featuring notables Axwell, Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso, DJ Dan & Donald Glaude, Sander Van Doorn, and more. All in all, if you can handle the staff, Juicy Beach and Nikki Beach is a must every year at WMC, and this was no exception. Photographer(s): Andrew Reid
::: 2008.03.25 » 1.1 Defected In The House @ SET ::: 2008.03.26 » 2.1 Canada Loves Miami @ Shelborne Hotel ::: 2008.03.26 » 2.2 Circus UK @ Suite ::: 2008.03.26 » 2.3 SAW Recordings @ Shine ::: 2008.03.26 » 2.4 Subliminal Sessions @ Cameo ::: 2008.03.26 » 2.5 Erick Morillo @ Space ::: 2008.03.27 » 3.1 Juicy Beach @ Nikki Beach ::: 2008.03.27 » Vital Talent Party @ Gansevoort Hotel ::: 2008.03.27 » Om @ Karu & Y ::: 2008.03.27 » Buzzin Fly @ Shine ::: 2008.03.28 » Pacha Ibiza @ Shelborne Hotel ::: 2008.03.28 » MN2S @ Opium Garden ::: 2008.03.29 » Ultra Music Festival 10 ::: 2008.03.29 » Toolroom Knights @ Suite | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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2008.03.27
 ::: Mark Brown & Micky Slim Interview Mark Brown & Micky Slim may not spring to mind as your perfect dance music tag team but for the next installment of Cr2’s Live & Direct series they have joined forces to bring you something a little different than the norm. Micky’s sets are all about the party and the bass, ensuring the dancefloor and atmosphere are electric and everyone is having the time of their life! Mark’s mix compliments by taking a deeper route and encompassing all genres of electronica whilst still ensuring that the energy levels do not drop... ::: Read the Interview |
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 ::: Trentemøller Interview Copenhagen (Denmark) based Anders Trentemøller made his debut in 1997 together with DJ T.O.M. when they formed the first live-house act in Denmark, Trigbag, and started playing lots of concerts at home and abroad. Including three successful gigs at The Roskilde Festival, they also crafted a number of remixes and their Trigbag single “Showtime” which has been played by international DJ‘s such as Alex Gopher, Laurent Garnier or Etienne de Crecy... ::: Read the Interview |
 ::: Simon Dunmore Interview Defected boss Simon Dunmore is a fanatical collector of vinyl, with over 10,000 records organised by label, and with those he most loves and respects, Motown, Philly, Salsoul, Strictly Rhythm, taking centre-stage. Simon has always had a vision that his own label, Defected, will one day be as revered and respected as those other labels, and that the Defected section will have pride of place in the collection of any self-respecting dance music fan... ::: Read the Interview |
 ::: Nocturnal Magazine.net Top 50 Another winner from Strictly Rhythm... this time the soulful sounds of Danny Clark & Jay Benham's groover Wondrous hits the top spot. With vocals from legendary SuSu Bobien, how could you go wrong! Copyright and Imaani's Wizeman moves up one spot to 2, as does King Unique, Funkerman, and DJ Wady & Patrick M to 3 through 5 respectively. Nicole Moudaber vs Mel & Kim leaps to 6, while Paolo Jackson f. Shena, Goodwill & Tommy Trash, Spoon, Harris & Obernik, and Lil Mo Yin Yang round out the top 10... ::: Nocturnal Top 50 |
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