hitman531ph Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 ERIC PRYDZ Commandeering a vocal from age-ripened rocker Steve Winwood’s ‘Valerie’, the first time Winwood has given clearance for one of his tracks to be used, Swedish-born Prydz loops it into what promises to be the biggest funked-up house monster of the season. Lola’s what? Starting life as an mp3 in the hands of only a select few DJs ‘Call On Me’ has spread like wildfire, surfing label bidding-wars and dodging a spate of bootleg rip-offs along the way, to eventually land in the hands of Mr Winwood himself who liked the track so much he re-sang the vocals. Prydz began making music at the tender age of 9, and was so fanatical even at this early stage, that a lack of equipment was simply a minor obstacle in his quest for stardom. He developed a habit of breaking and entering in order to “borrow” his school’s keyboards: a habit that soon landed him in a Swedish reform school. But this set back merely strengthened his resolve and, buoyed by encouragement from influential friends such as Steve Angello, Prydz was soon producing tracks that found their way into the record boxes of some of the worlds most high profile DJs. Influenced by the production quality of the ‘first generation’ of Stockholm talent, such as Håkan Lidbo and Adam Beyer, the Prydz sound is a merging of his love for Depeche Mode, early-electronica and a catchy 80’s melody with the stimulus of artists such as Alexender Kowalski and Underground Resistance. Working from his (literally) underground studio in the heart of Stockholm, Prydz creates hard-hitting tunes, with a firm foundation in funk but what sets him apart from the crowd is his talent for hooks and melodies. After the success of an initial release on EMI, Eric moved to the label’s flagship dance imprint Credence and released the hugely successful “EP1”. By the time “EP3” came around, Eric had developed into one of the hottest names in house music. Word of his production skills soon spread, making him one of the most sought-after remixers on the scene. His work for the likes of Junior, Positiva and Ministry of Sound found favour with DJ’s including Seb Fontaine, Judge Jules and Pete Tong and his remix of “Miracles” even added The Pet Shop Boys to his long list of admirers. Quote Link to comment
hitman531ph Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 DAVID MORALES As a DJ, remixer, producer and co-owner of Def Mix Productions (one of the world's most successful dance music production companies) David Morales has made a mark all his own. David hails from the streets of Brooklyn which influences his unique style behind the DJ booth as well as in the studio, a style that brings guts and accessibility to music. David Morales, aka 'The Face' will be re-releasing his massive hit single 'Needin' You' on Manifesto in January next year. The track has been given a vocal treatmet by Juliet Roberts. 'Needin' You' reached No.8 in the UK charts when it was released originally on Manifesto last year. In 1989, David was employed as a DJ at a new club named "Red Zone" which along with his first trip to Britain caused his studio mixes to become a fusion of the UK sound with his own street sound. Those mixes were called "Red Zone mixes" and led Morales to become a legend in the underground.In 1991, Morales produced his own record David Morales And The Bad Yard Club "The Program" which was released on Mercury Records in 1993. As a follow up to the success of the album, David has worked on a new Bad Yard Club song called "Wind Up Your Body" which is soon to be released on Mercury Records. Known (and often derided) for his occupation as remixer to the stars during the 1990s, David Morales was one of the pioneers of house music in New York, an original head from the 1970s who weathered the change-over from disco to house and teamed up with Frankie Knuckles to form the leading early remix team, Def Mix. During the '90s the dance mainstream became aligned to many of his stylistic trademarks -- vocal breaks, uptempo piano riffs, plenty of strings -- resulting in clichés attributed to both of them. Also, Morales hasn't been involved in own-name record production as much as his few peers (Knuckles, Junior Vasquez, Todd Terry), but Morales found a dancefloor hit with the 1994 single "In De Ghetto." His beginnings were certainly not so refined; born in Brooklyn to Puerto Rican immigrants, Morales lived his early life in quite a rough section of the Brooklyn projects and was once shot while growing up. He dropped out of high school after ninth grade, and worked as a cook while supplementing his meager living with a job as a DJ (he had been collecting records since the age of 14). Turned on to disco at crucial clubs like the Loft and the Paradise Garage, Morales was soon working at the Garage as well after hooking up with For the Record, an early DJ management firms. His reputation spread during the late '70s and early '80s until he had DJed at every major club in the New York area. One of the first underground house hits in the New York area, "Do It Properly" (by 2 Puerto Ricans, a Black Man and a Dominican) was a production helmed by Morales, with Chep Nunez, Robert Clivilles and David Cole. Moving on to remix and production work during the '80s, he hooked up with another major house legend, Frankie Knuckles (through For the Record) to form the Def Mix Productions crew, and his Red Zone remixes became known as important sign-posts in the developing progressive house movement. Increasingly though, as dance music began appealing to a wider clientele, Morales' mixes attuned themselves more to the mainstream of dance and his material often garnered airplay on daytime radio as well as in nightclubs. After making his name in the pop charts with an early Def Mix for Seal, he began working with a role call of the era's major pop stars: Mariah Carey, Madonna, Michael Jackson, U2, Janet Jackson, Tina Turner and Björk, among them. A major-label contract with Mercury resulted in the 1994 single "In De Ghetto," a reasonable club hit, and Morales' debut album, The Program. He's also a top-flight DJ, known for pushing a sound much harder than that found on his own remixes David has been a guest DJ on MTV's "The Grind" and has programmed and mixed music for the show as well. He continues to spin records at major clubs around the world as well as mixing his own Saturday night program, called "Morales At Midnight", on New York's #1 Dance Radio station WKTU. His production skills have kept him in great demand with top recording artists such as Mariah Carey, Michael Jackson, Seal, Janet Jackson, Tina Turner, Jamiroquai, Luther Vandross, Whitney Houston, Spice Girls and Toni Braxton to name just a few. David was nominated in 1996 for a Grammy Award for producing Mariah Carey's "Fantasy". In 1997 he produced two tracks, "Honey" and "Butterfly" for the recently released Mariah Carey album and is has also remixed "The Roof" and "My All". Quote Link to comment
hitman531ph Posted April 7, 2006 Share Posted April 7, 2006 THE TOP 150 DJs IN THE WORLD Rank DJ Score 1 TIESTO 507532 PAUL VAN DYK 46627 3 ARMIN VAN BUUREN 37545 4 SASHA 34228 5 DEEP DISH 31806 6 CARL COX 29637 7 FERRY CORSTEN 26699 8 ATB 23993 9 PAUL OAKENFOLD 22761 10 JOHN DIGWEED 20579 11 HERNAN CATTANEO 12231 12 MARCO V 11449 13 MAURO PICOTTO 11216 14 BENNY BENASSI 10340 15 ERICK MORILLO 9294 16 ROGER SANCHEZ 8964 17 ABOVE AND BEYOND 8904 18 BLANK & JONES 8760 19 DANNY TENAGLIA 8105 20 STEVE LAWLER 7885 21 DAVID GUETTA 7867 22 MARKUS SCHULZ 7754 23 BT 7645 24 SANDER KLEINENBERG 7569 25 COSMIC GATE 7567 26 GABRIEL & DRESDEN 7290 27 JOHAN GIELEN 6905 28 TIMO MAAS 6756 29 DARUDE 6731 30 ARMAND VAN HELDEN 6466 31 FATBOY SLIM 6155 32 RANK 1 6070 33 SATOSHI TOMIIE 5958 34 JAMES ZABIELA 5719 35 RICHIE HAWTIN 5604 36 PETE TONG 5413 37 SVEN VATH 5254 38 NICK WARREN 5198 39 INFECTED MUSHROOM 5084 40 THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS 5050 41 KAI TRACID 4942 42 BOB SINCLAR 4922 43 ANTOINE CLAMARAN 4824 44 4 STRINGS 4820 45 AMOROUS 4505 46 STEVE ANGELLO 4467 47 JUDGE JULES 4384 48 JAMES HOLDEN 4168 49 DANNY HOWELLS 4145 50 ROBBIE RIVERA 3874 51 M.I.K.E. 3774 52 SANDRA COLLINS 3723 53 MYLO 3664 54 ERIC PRYDZ 3566 55 BAD BOY BILL 3512 56 AXWELL 3509 57 TIGA 3451 58 CHRIS LIEBING 3361 59 JUNIOR JACK 3305 60 YVES DERUYTER 3267 61 MARCEL WOODS 3239 62 SCOOTER 3185 63 DAVID MORALES 3109 64 UMEK 3103 65 RON VAN DEN BEUKEN 3088 66 DAN 2961 67 YAHEL 2941 68 DAVE SEAMAN 2936 69 MARCO CAROLA 2921 70 JEFF MILLS 2907 71 MOBY 2865 72 DAFT PUNK 2778 73 CI 2686 74 MISS KITTIN 2665 75 RONSKI SPEED 2647 76 MARTIN GARCIA 2539 77 ASTRIX 2391 78 CHUS & CEBALLOS 2387 79 CHUS 2386 80 LAURENT GARNIER 2381 81 DEAN 2375 82 ANDY MOOR 2363 83 LADY DANA 2344 84 SCOT PROJECT 2343 85 ICEY 2338 86 GEORGE ACOSTA 2335 87 ADAM BEYER 2323 88 DESYN MASIELLO 2299 89 YOJI BIOMEHANIKA 2291 90 DAVE CLARKE 2290 91 DONALD GLAUDE 2283 92 MAX GRAHAM 2228 93 MISSTRESS BARBARA 2214 94 LISA LASHES 2192 95 PRODIGY 2188 96 TECHNOBOY 2181 97 FELIX DA HOUSECAT 2180 98 SKAZI 2166 99 MARTIN SOLVEIG 2128 100 DR KUCHO 2079101 VIBE 2076 102 THE PROPHET 2058 103 SCESADA 2056 104 RUSH 2053 105 HARDY HELLER 2023 106 PAVO 2003 107 ISAAC 1930 108 ALIGATOR 1928 109 FRED BAKER 1919 110 SEBASTIAN INGROSSO 1908 111 RAP 1897 112 VICTOR CALDERONE 1894 113 VALENTINO KANZYANI 1892 114 MARCO BAILEY 1858 115 MATTHEW DEKAY 1837 116 SAMMY 1786 117 DEFERSON LESSAK 1767 118 JEAN 1749 119 WALLY LOPEZ 1735 120 MARK FARINA 1734 121 LAYDEE JANE 1701 122 L.U.N.A 1691 123 HELL 1683 124 NU NRG 1667 125 SEB FONTAINE 1663 126 GIGI D'AGOSTINO 1625 127 ISABEL 1618 128 CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE 1616 129 RANDY KATANA 1608 130 IRENE 1595 131 THE THRILLSEEKERS 1593 132 MENNO DE JONG 1593 133 DAVIRAZ 1573 134 ARMAN DINARVAND 1571 135 ZANY 1570 136 ANTHONY PAPPA 1552137 TIDDEY 1549 138 MARK NORMAN 1537 139 TRENTEMOLLER 1523 140 SHOG 1501 141 ASTRAL PROJECTION 1494 142 PAUL 1492 143 NIC FANCIULLI 1477144 MATT DAREY 1469 145 KYAU VS. ALBERT 1462 146 SANDER VAN DOORN 1454147 SASH! 1442 148 CHICANE 1436 149 LEE BURRIDGE 1425 150 MARKO NASTIC 1418 Quote Link to comment
dj_flip03 Posted April 9, 2006 Share Posted April 9, 2006 Any info on ticket prices? Apr 12 is Holy Wednesday<{POST_SNAPBACK}> No info eh. Pero tuloy daw talaga sa Holy Wed to. At Coconut Palace. Maybe tickets will be sold at the gates mismo. Quote Link to comment
Boobie Monster Posted April 10, 2006 Share Posted April 10, 2006 any tips on how to download chillout project cds? Quote Link to comment
dj_flip03 Posted April 11, 2006 Share Posted April 11, 2006 any tips on how to download chillout project cds?<{POST_SNAPBACK}> go to any record bars or go to the website, write down the tracks, and then download them via limewire or other file sharing shtuffs. or buy the pirated cd in greenhills @ P50.00 cheap. Quote Link to comment
Guest hotchiq4hire Posted April 11, 2006 Share Posted April 11, 2006 Bob Sinclar- Love GenerationGyskard- Pink LifeAmber- SexualCalifornia Dreaming-benny benassiSatisfaction-benny benassiEver After-Bonnie BaileyJust the Way you are- Ne Yo - So sickMary J. Blige- be without yoiNelly-GrillzChris Brown-Run itBlack Eyed Peas- that boggie that be Quote Link to comment
bigboner Posted April 12, 2006 Share Posted April 12, 2006 go to any record bars or go to the website, write down the tracks, and then download them via limewire or other file sharing shtuffs. orbuy the pirated cd in greenhills @ P50.00 cheap.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> greenhills? chillout bootlegs? are there also hed kandi and MOS or like Defected bootlegs there? Quote Link to comment
thermite Posted April 12, 2006 Share Posted April 12, 2006 Bob Sinclar- Love GenerationGyskard- Pink LifeAmber- SexualCalifornia Dreaming-benny benassiSatisfaction-benny benassiEver After-Bonnie BaileyJust the Way you are-Ne Yo - So sickMary J. Blige- be without yoiNelly-GrillzChris Brown-Run itBlack Eyed Peas- that boggie that be<{POST_SNAPBACK}> wow...you must have been goin to clubs lately...... Quote Link to comment
bigbadbootydaddy Posted April 14, 2006 Share Posted April 14, 2006 any new songs to d/l before it hit the airwaves? :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
AmpOwtah Posted April 14, 2006 Share Posted April 14, 2006 Bob Sinclar- Love GenerationGyskard- Pink LifeAmber- SexualCalifornia Dreaming-benny benassiSatisfaction-benny benassiEver After-Bonnie BaileyJust the Way you are-Ne Yo - So sickMary J. Blige- be without yoiNelly-GrillzChris Brown-Run itBlack Eyed Peas- that boggie that be<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Just The Way You Are - Milky Quote Link to comment
AmpOwtah Posted April 14, 2006 Share Posted April 14, 2006 Anton Ramos Chillout Sessions CDBonnie Bailey - Safe (Remix)Moony - Flying Away (Lounge Remix)Telepopmusik - Breathe (Remix) Nee-Yo - So Sick (Remix)Nelly - Ride With Me (John Mayor Remix)T Pain Feat. Stat Quo - I'm Sprung (Remix)Nathalie - Going Crazy (Remix) Nyoy Volante - PanalanginMYMP - Sa KanyaSugarfree - Burnout Quote Link to comment
JustSmile=) Posted April 15, 2006 Share Posted April 15, 2006 havent been to any club recently, pro here are some tracks ive been listening to (at least in this genre)... Ever After - Bonnie Bailey Satisfaction - Benni Benassi Selfish - Sunset Daze Its You, Its Me - Kaskade :thumbsupsmiley: :cool: :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
Boobie Monster Posted April 16, 2006 Share Posted April 16, 2006 go to any record bars or go to the website, write down the tracks, and then download them via limewire or other file sharing shtuffs. orbuy the pirated cd in greenhills @ P50.00 cheap.<{POST_SNAPBACK}> tnx! wer in greenhills is the store? name of store? Quote Link to comment
batang_yakult Posted April 17, 2006 Share Posted April 17, 2006 talagang inangkin na ni hitman itong thread a anyway saan ba makakabili nyan mga cds na yan..ayoo pa rin magdl fr. peer sharing.. mahirap nangma virus Quote Link to comment
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