“Let me start by admitting . . . I did not grow up in the EDM (electronic dance music) scene. I don’t consider my career to be about “being a DJ”. I don’t have “DJ roots”. I never had any intention of becoming a DJ,” he declared in a statement posted on his Myspace blog.

“And my conception of “DJ’s” in general from this standpoint has always been . . . being forced into some nightclub when I would have rather stayed home, and watch some dood (dude) mash the “play / stop” button and occasionally move a pitch slider. Love it or hate it, that’s just been my conception of the traditional “dj”,” he said.

“I’m not a total fucking idiot, and I recognize talent when I see it . . . and there are many talented DJ’s out there for sure,” he conceded.

Two weeks previously the Star quoted him as comparing DJs to ‘fucking lawyers’ (‘you need them but they’re fucking cunts’) adding that he was ‘bored to fucking tears’ with DJs and hoped they ‘will fucking go the way of the dinosaur’.
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This week, however, he took the tabloid to task for ‘picking out all the stupid bits . . . to interview me about anything other than music . . . is stupid: Period’, to the consternation of Star Music editor (and acclaimed DJ) Mark Kavanagh.

“The headline (‘Deadmau hates DJs’) was my doing but that’s my job. I made the most out of the raw material he gave us,” Mark told Skrufff.

“He was a bit mean about our staff writer Ciara in his web postings about this afterwards, calling her a ‘random chick’ and making her out to have made the quotes up but we have the tape and she didn’t make anything up,” he continued.

“For the record, Ciara Cunnane is a reputable, full-time staff member at the Irish Daily Star (and reputable electro-rock DJ around Dublin) and has a copy of the interview on tape,” he said. “In fairness to Deadmau5, he’s just naïve about the media,” he added.

http://www.myspace.com/deadmau5

“Trance is the ultimate big room/arena sound, and therefore gets exposed to a very large audience at all the major events around the world, hence the large support in the polls,” said Jules.

The TrackItDown backed event also includes sets from upcoming Romanian star Claudia Cazacu, The Thrillseekers and Deepgroove with the awards being announced throughout the night.

Jules also chatted more about his upcoming artist album ‘Bring The Noise’ which includes a track co-produced with Skrufff chief Jonty Skrufff, Trainwreck.

“I’ve been featuring sections from Jonty’s essential weekly online news piece Skrufff on JudgeJules.net for many years, and we got friendly that way,” said Jules, explaining the connection.

“And I’ve watched his DJ career take off big-time, with tune-making the natural next step.”

Jules said the Nebular released record is ‘all trance influenced, with some more conventional trance offerings, plus slower and more techy trance, still with trance undertones’, with no hip hop elements despite its Public Enemy referencing title.

“I loved Public Enemy as a kid, but that wasn’t the influence,” said Jules, “To be honest, someone emailed me and suggested it,” he confessed.

http://www.tranceawards.com

http://www.myspace.com/thegalleryclubuk

You might say that November is the “Dennis Sheperd & Cold Blue” month. A new forthcoming “Cold Blue Mix” will soon be available for the “Prime Of Life” single (which was released earlier this year) along with an entirely new single to be revealed in November.

Dennis Sheperd & Cold Blue - Prime Of Life (Cold Blue Mix)!

On the second week of December, the “Cold Blue Mix” of “Prime Of Life” will see the light of day. It will be released with many other exclusive mixes and tunes on a digital compilation with High Contrast Recordings!
Cold Blue has added his renowned and highly demanded trance vibe to the original mix. The result is a version of the track which is worth looking out for and will likely climb the charts!

Dennis Sheperd & Cold Blue - Not Too Late!

On the 18th of November, we will see the release of this duo’s new single.
The track includes vocals by none other than Chloe Langley, a female singer from New Zealand who has already worked with DJ Shah on his recent album.
The package will include a “Dennis Sheperd Mix” (incorporating Dennis’ well known housy trance style) and an uplifting “Cold Blue Mix”.
In addition to these mixes, there will be a remix from Nhato, a great new talent from Tokyo, Japan. He adds his very own tech-trance spin to the single giving the release a special touch.

Kalafut & Fygle - Novocaine (Dennis Sheperd Remix):

Dennis has had the chance to remix one of his favourite tunes from 2006 titled “Novocaine” by Kalafut & Fygle and released with Motion Music (UK).
The “Mark Otten Remix” of the tune already landed on “In Search Of Sunrise Vol. 5″ and is still one of Tiësto’s favourites!
Let’s see if he will soon have a new favourite mix to play!

Euphonic Sessions:

Dennis officially hosts the 5th Euphonic Sessions show this month. Get prepared for some action from Germany!

Forthcoming Radio Appearances:

Euphonic Sessions November 2008 (hosted by Dennis Sheperd)
Guestmix @ The Next Level 103 (Ernesto vs Bastian)
MPFS Records Trance Show 022 with guestmix by Ernesto vs Bastian
Guestmix @ Solaris 141 (Solarstone)
Guestmix @ Welcome To The Club (Klubbingman)

Links:

www.myspace.com/dennissheperd
www.myspace.com/coldbluemusic

Tidy Music Library 005 – November 2008

The fifth Issue in Tidy’s monthly collectable CD yet again provides you with the highest quality Hard Dance on the planet.

This issue sees the second part of the brand new Tidy Girls EP featuring Lisa Pin Up with the Hi energy ‘DJ’s Request’ and new girl Kym Ayres supply’s us with arguably her best production to date ‘Guitar Hero’. To round the Tidy Girls EP off we go back to the old school with Paul Maddox in Olive Groove guise re-visiting the Tidy Classic ‘Screwdriver’.
Else where we see the two sides of Paul Glazby with the emotional hands in the air anthem ‘Kanashimi’, backed up with his brand new ‘Offbeat Mega Death Remix’ remix of ‘Im Your Nightmare’, guaranteed to scare the crap out of anyone of a nervous disposition!
To round of the singles this month with have the two young wipper snappers Scott Fo Shaw and Jon BW getting their groove on and offering you the chance to chase away the winter blues with ‘That Summer Track’ and ‘U Gotta’.

Disc 2 see’s tidy Girl Kym Ayres provide the DJ showcase mix this month showing why she is one of the brightest talents on the scene today.

Yet again Tidy Music Library provides something for all lovers of Harder edge music offering more high quality bang for your buck.

Tidy Music Library Issue 05 – November 2008 is available NOW from all good record stores.

Tidy.com
Hmv.co.uk

Tracklist:
CD01: DJ Friendly – Tidy Girls EP02 – Part 2
1. Kym Ayres – Guitar Hero
2. Lisa Pin Up – DJ’s Request
3. Rachel Auburn – Screwdriver (Olive Grooves Silly Disco Remix)
Tidy Singles
4. Paul Glazby - Kanashimi
5. Paul Glazby – I’m Your Nightmare (2008 Mix)
6. Scott Fo Shaw - That Summer Track
7. Jon BW – U Gotta

CD02: Kym Ayres Showcase Mix
1. Technikal Feat MC Whizz Kid – Music For A Harder Generation (Original)
2. Anne Savage – Centrefold
3. Tidy Boys & BK – Shadows
4. Tidy DJs – Strings For Yasmin
5. Amber D – Rush On Me
6. Kym Ayres – Killer
7. Ed Real & The Coalition – 20’000 Hardcore Members
8. Kym Ayres – Guitar Hero
9. Sebanelli & Oddbod – Your Ass Is Mine
10. Stimulant DJs – Are U Serious?

Australian bass rockers Pendulum will be performing tonight at The Mayan Theater on Last Call with Carson Daly @ 1:35 on NBC!

Download the VIP mix of “The Other Side” at the link below.

Pendulum - “The Other Side (VIP Mix)”

http://www.pendulum.com
http://www.myspace.com/pendulum

Meredith Gardner

It’s that time again: DJ Owen Johnston and Miss Fable kick the weekend into action with PURE TRANCE!

The first show 7pm will be coming from Owen Johnston, he will be offering you HARD TRANCE Scott Project style, and as always a few of his new productions will be included in this session.

Next to kick of tonight at 9pm will be Miss DJ Fable Live and Vocal, for the first half hour Fable offers the best of Electronic, as always the latest and hottest new releases will be implemented.

The show comes in 3 parts all mixed and finishes with the very best sounds in Hard but pleasurable Trance.

Be sure to tune in from 7pm till 11pm Exclusive only at Citybeat Radio.

Best Wishes

Citybeat Radio

ERICK MORILLO AND STEVE ANGELLO TO PLAY BACK 2 BACK (8 HRS) @ MINISTRY OF SOUND; 22ND NOV 08

On Saturday 22nd November a rare and very exciting coming together is planned at Ministry of Sound for this month’s Subliminal Sessions, as King of House Eric Morillo shares the Box with Swedish House Mafiosa; DJ and producer extraordinaire Steve Angello, as the two go back to back for an amazing 8 hour marathon!!!

The owner of successful label SIZE records, Angello has proven himself an unstoppable force in dance music, playing out vibrant big room house that infects the dance-floor and has the crowd hanging on his every drop. The same of course, can be said of Morillo, whose exclusive residency continues to impress and dazzle his devoted crowd. As always at Subliminal Sessions, the Bar is all about Housexy with uplifting, good-feeling House music all night long from Sam Bailey while the Lounge is hosted by Spoony’s House.

Saturday 22nd November

Saturday Sessions presents:
Subliminal Sessions

Box: (BACK 2 BACK FOR 8 HRS!!!)
Erick Morillo
Steve Angello

Bar:
Hosted by Housexy
Sam Bailey

Lounge:
Hosted by Spoony’s House
Spoony

The NEC and Nu Energy Recordings are hosting a remix competition offering the winner a chance to have their remix on a vinyl release. On top of that they are offering a short term recording contract for the winners to have their own EP further down the line. The remix is open to absolutely anybody but in a bid to encourage up and coming talent it excludes any artists that have already had a release out on vinyl.

Label owner Kevin Energy says: “The remix can be of any style so please don’t use the original as anything more then a reference point. I’m looking for fresh ideas and of-course nice production. The original has scope to become so many things so your imagination is the key. I will have up-to 3 winners on the winning EP and I’d like each final version to have its own individual properties.”

To enter, firstly download the remix pack from here:
http://www.nuenergycollective.com/stream/fmwdremixpack.zip
If you have any troubles with the pack please contact us through the NEC site.

The original track is catalogue number NUNRG060 featured here:
http://www.nuenergycollective.com/index.php?option=com_labels&task=label&id=25

Winning entries must be uploaded to your NEC user profile at http://www.nuenergycollective.com so everybody can hear and discuss them. You must PM Kevin Energy through the site when you have uploaded your remix. The competition is open from now. The closing date is Thursday 27th November 2008. The winners will be announced on the NEC site on Friday November the 28th.

Good luck people.

Kevin Energy

‘The king of tec is back with what could be his biggest anthem ever, the riff will send you ”Wilde”.’ UK Buzz Chart – issue 229

International music legend Marco V is back and firing on all cylinders with what we believe is one of his most sensational tracks ever – and smashing in at #8 on the UK Buzz Chart, we’re not the only ones that think so either!

Coma Aid, released on Marco’s own ‘In Charge Records’, is Marco’s ear-inspiring take on Kim Wilde’s 80’s classic Cambodia. We can hear the pennies drop – yes that’s the sample and Marco has used it to stunning effect.

With an undeniably hypnotic groove, Coma Aid is sure to get dance-floors moving uncontrollably. The track works its way through pulsating delayed percussion and riffs providing a newer and fresher sound that still carries the trademark Marco V style. Injecting new life into the well-worn trance genre, the track seamlessly crosses over and appeals to other dance music fans such as the more techno-orientated enthusiasts.

Coma Aid marks the beginning of a new stream of records coming from the Dutch master with more releases to come in 2009. This exciting new wave of material has got everyone involved tingling with excitement and we’re sure it will have the same effect on you.

Coma Aid is available for download on www.beatport.com, www.trackitdown.net and all other major online music sites right now!

The St. Petersburg-based KPLO group criticised her for ‘lounging around on the Cote D-Azur while ‘your peers are engaged in struggles against NATO’ and labelled her a ‘wanton daughter of unclean Ukraine and deserter of the Slavic world.’

“The Soviet Union educated you, cared for you, and brought you up for free,” KPLO added, “But no one suspected that you would commit this act of intellectual and moral betrayal.”

Their issue with the notoriously promiscuous fictional British spy emerged several years after MI5 confirmed that the tales of real KGB spy John Symond were in fact true, some 25 years after the former London cop first confessed to out-sexing his (fictional) counterpart James Bond in the 70s.

Mr Symonds told MI5 he’d been given gold teeth and extensive training to equip him for his role, which included extensive hands-on tuition on sexual techniques by highly skilled Russian agents.

“I was taught how to be a better lover. Perhaps I wasn’t a very good one before, I don’t know,” the Soviet spy told the BBC in 1999, “But it was very pleasant. I was taught by two extremely beautiful girls,” he said.

MI5 were also bamboozled by notorious pot smuggler turned Manumission personality Howard Marks who used his membership in Britain’s secret service in the 70s as a cover for his smuggling.

I didn’t have anything to do with MI5—it was MI6, and even then I didn’t meet very many of their people,” Marks told High Times in an interview in 2006, “I wouldn’t necessarily say they were stupid,” the Oxford graduate added, “Just that their choice of career was.”

The out on bail pair’s plight worsened as a new study of 1,000 Brits abroad revealed that over one in four of all ages having had sex on a beach, with more than one in three under 30s (36%) doing the same.

“The Dubai case has attracted worldwide media attention, but this survey goes to show that the practice is far from unusual,” study chief Andrew Gibson, director of DirectHolidayBookings.com commented.

“The consequences of having sex on a public beach are obviously far more serious somewhere like Dubai than they would be in a European country, If you can’t resist alfresco whilst on holiday, then perhaps renting a private holiday home is the best way to avoid getting caught,” he urged.

Brits abroad portal ShelterOffshore.com, meanwhile, published a detailed guide to dealing with Dubai cops this week, which warned that even kissing in public can result in ‘a very tough time potentially’, with local police also unusually easy to offend.

“Never ever, ever display any form of negative attitude in front of a police officer. You must remain subservient, utterly polite and humble at all times if you want to stand a chance of a positive outcome to the situation,’ the site warned.

“If you can cry and visibly show how upset you are by the situation, so much the better,” the site advised.

Quite how uncontrollably people should cry remains unclear, though a study by British psychologists published in 2006 said Brit girls at least, prefer men to stay reasonably manly.

“We have found that the right way to cry is to show you have a strong feeling, but with a moist eye and single tear,” study chief Professor Stephanie Shields told the Independent.

“Outright crying is typically more negatively evaluated than the moist eye which shows the intensity of tears but also shows you are in control of yourself,” she added.

With nearly 100 productions and remixes under his belt from 8 different guises including Insigma (with Thrillseekers), Basstarts (with Lange) Olmec Heads and Trinity Project, Andy is one of the most successful DJ-Producers from the scene to date. Now returning to the equally iconic Maelstrom Records under his Pulser alias, we present to you Sunseeker.

After being discovered by Paul Oakenfold back in 1997, Pulser has progressed from the classic ‘Cloudwalking’ era of 2000 and today gives way to a honed, harder, electro-tinged, style of progressive trance. Equally known for his DJ sets, Pulser has played at some of the biggest events in the club calendar but doesn’t let this go to his head. With an ethos to always support new tracks from up and coming artists, Andy frequently chooses the new breed over established names to remix his own tracks, helping to promote them and keep the scene fresh.

Providing Vocal and Dub mixes, Sunseeker is a slick produced piece of euphoria, a perfect soundtrack for chasing that sunset or sipping a cool drink whilst chilling on the beach – the weather may be turning dismal but Sunseeker can help transport you somewhere else.

Click here to visit Pulser’s Myspace!

http://www.maelstromrecords.com/

Click here to listen to this release at Beatport!

A mind-boggling 350,000 voted for your favourite selectors, with votes flying in from 167 countries, reflecting the fact that we really do inhabit a dance music planet.

Votes from the USA were most plentiful, very closely followed by the UK, voracious electronic music consumers Germany and the increasingly BPM-hungry Russia. Perhaps most unexpected is that Mexico came fifth place, itself an exploding territory when it comes to club culture.

Holding the Crown
It was a close run thing but as you’ve no doubt noticed, Armin van Buuren retains his crown, nabbing the No.1 DJ spot for the second year running, followed by fellow Dutch trancemaster Tïësto retaining his position at No.2.

The Anjunabeats future trance trio Above & Beyond are up two places at No.4, and David Guetta has zapped from No.10 to No.5, no doubt helped by his huge Unighted event at Paris’s Stade de France this year. Progressive trance dude Markus Schulz also bust into the Top 10, up five spots from No.13 to No.8.

Firebrands
The biggest shock this year is the amount of newbies who’ve broken into the poll. An unprecedented 25 new entries demonstrates that the kids are voting with their feet, knocking the old guard off balance in favour of the young-blood firebrands breaking through.
“Each year the poll brings surprises one way or another,” says DJmag Editor Lesley Wright. “This year’s surprise is the number of new kids breaking through in this popularity poll. It’s a pretty seismic shift and obviously shows that the new generation of clubbers have their own young heroes. It’ll be interesting to see how that goes down with some of the old guard…”

Most extraordinary of all is the showing of Deadmau5, aka Canadian cat Joel Zimmerman, who rockets straight to No.11 — the highest new entry EVER.
“Deadmau5 is on fire,” says Lesley. “He’s gone from being a relative unknown to being one of the biggest electro house players in the space of just a year. You’ve gotta take your hat off to him.”
Known mostly for his productions, Joel has been playing live and DJing with his own material extensively in 2008, which has brought his genre straddling styles to ever-bigger audiences. Named as Producer of the Year by 2007’s No.1 and No.2 (Armin and Tïësto respectively), it’s great to see him perform so well in 2008.

Ready, aim, fire!
Another DJ to rinse out 2008 is Prince of Darkness, Dubfire. The erstwhile Deep Dish dude, Ali Shirazinia, has taken his deep minimal techno incarnation to new heights, blasting into No.30 as a new entry under his solo moniker.
He stunned all and sundry last year with his new dark underground direction, tracks like ‘Roadkill’ and ‘Rib Cage’, and uncompromising DJ sets, and in the last few months he’s taken his style to the next level with storming sets at Cocoon, amongst others.
Other techno types to do well this year include Ricardo Villalobos (up 13), Richie Hawtin (up 4) and Brazil’s Anderson Noise, who is up 28 places to No.26, no doubt assisted by the rallying efforts of Djmag’first sister publication, DJmag Brazil.

The influence of our sister magazines has been felt elsewhere too. Bobina and fellow countryman DJ Feel are the first Russians to ever break into the poll following the arrival of DJmag Ukraine, which has drummed up votes from across the former Soviet state. And although the names might not be instantly familiar, scratch beneath the surface and you’ll discover that Bobiba in particular is massive in his home territory.
DJmag Poland, too, has clearly made its impression felt, rallying the trance troops to ensure that Polish DJ Tiddey blasted in as a new entry at No.81.

New Wave
Trance has always fared well in the DJmag Top 100. But whereas last year’s poll was characterised by an influx of techno DJs, this year brings a trance tsunami crashing into the poll, as a new wave of genre champions contribute to a massive resurgence.
Egyptian duo Aly & Fila are new showings, while Adam Sheridan, Sean Tyas, John O’Callaghan and Simon Patterson all enter the poll for the first time. There are some notable leaps in popularity too with Kyau & Albert up 35 places to clinch this year’s Highest Climbers award.
The psy-trance contingent, meanwhile, also make an impression on the chart, with Solar System new at No.85 and Astral Projection fresh at No.94.

Back in the house!
Though dominated by trance, several new house DJs have entered the poll. After Deadmau5’s extraordinary performance, the next highest house cat is Joachim Garraud. Known previously as David Guetta’s producer, the France-born DJ’s profile went through the roof in 2008 thanks to tireless gigging.
Dutch electro dude Laidback Luke also makes his poll debut, no doubt helped by his imaginative new style, blending the fidget funk of artists like Diplo with big room house to stunning effect.

Despite an overall lack of junglist DJs in the poll, two major players represent the genre to the hilt. Ram Records main man Andy C snags the Highest Drum & Bass DJ, zapping 17 places to No.50, while DJ Hype is up 11 to No.71.
The two most renowned pairs of Parisian noise specialists, meanwhile — Daft Punk and Justice — again make respectable showings, with the robotic duo at No.38 and the leather-clad electro rockers at No.73. Daft Punk’s showing is all the more remarkable in that they only performed once this year for a live performance at the Grammy Awards.

Like last year, no breaks DJs have dented the poll once again with the hard dance scene also woefully absent: only Lisa Lashes appears, the only woman in the poll bar techno queen Magda.

Love it or loath it, the Top 100 DJs poll is a snapshot of a DJ’s worldwide popularity and visibility. Check out this year’s results in full and let the heated debate begin…

1 Armin Van Buuren Non-mover Highest Trance DJ

2 Tiesto Non-mover

3 Paul van Dyk Up 1

4 Above & Beyond Up 2 Highest British Act

5 David Guetta Up 5 Highest House DJ

6 Ferry Corsten Up 2

7 Sasha Down 2 Highest Prog DJ

8 Markus Schulz Up 5

9 John Digweed Down 6

10 Infected Mushroom Down 1 Highest Psy DJs

11 Deadmau5 New Entry Highest New Entry

12 Carl Cox Down 5 Highest Techno DJ

13 Sander van Doorn Up 2

14 Paul Oakenfold Down 2

15 Richie Hawtin Up 4

16 Hernan Cattaneo Down 2

17 James Zabiela Non-mover

18 Andy Moor Up 12

19 Eddie Haliwell Down 3

20 Axwell Up 13

21 Eric Prydz Up 15

22 Kyau & Albert Up 35 Highest Climber

23 Gareth Emery Up 8

24 Sven Vath Up 3

25 ATB Up 1

26 Anderson Noise Up 28

27 Joachim Garraud New Entry

28 Bobina New Entry

29 Fedde Le Grand Down 7

30 Dubfire New Entry

31 Aly & Fila New Entry

32 Judge Jules Down 11

33 Umek Down 4

34 Matt Darey Up 25

35 Ricky Stone Up 33

36 Ricardo Vilalobos Up 13

37 Lange Up 18

38 Daft Punk Up 33

39 Benny Benassi Down 7

40 Bob Sinclar Up 23

41 Deep Dish Down 30

42 Mark Knight Up 9

43 Astrix Down 25

44 Marco V Down 24

45 The Thrillseekers Up 7

46 Laidback Luke New Entry

47 Danny Tenaglia Down 4

48 Menno De Jong Up 14

49 Marco Lenzi New Entry

50 Andy C Up 17 Highest D&B DJ

51 Offer Nissim Up 5

52 Martin Solveig Up 20

53 Adam Sheridan New Entry

54 Sean Tyas New Entry

55 DJ Feel New Entry

56 Yahel Down 28

57 Roger Sanchez Down 32

58 DJ Shah New Entry

59 Sander Kleinenberg Down 24

60 John O’Callaghan New Entry

61 Blank & Jones Down 24

62 Cosmic Gate Re-entry

63 Steve Angello Down 17

64 Simon Patterson New Entry

65 Gabriel & Dresden Down 42

66 Richard Durand Up 25

67 Laurent Wolf New Entry

68 Matt Hardwick Down 20

69 Chris Leibing Up 5

70 Erick Morilo Down 46

71 DJ Hype Up 11

72 Signum New Entry

73 Justice Down 15

74 Dirty South Up 24

75 Wally Lopez Up 20

76 Magda Up 11

77 Lisa Lashes Up 6 Highest Hard Dance

78 Pete Tong Down 39

79 DJ Vibe Down 39

80 Bad Boy Bill Down 42

81 Tiddey New Entry

82 Greg Downey New Entry

83 Marcel Woods New Entry

84 Nick Warren Down 37

85 Solars System New Entry

86 Skazi Re-entry

87 Mike Koglin New Entry

88 Mauro Picotto Down 54

89 Sebastien Leger Up 4

90 The Chemical Brothers Down 10

91 Steve Lawler Down 49

92 Fatboy Slim Down 26

93 Solar Stone New Entry

94 Astral Projection New Entry

95 Leon Bolier New Entry

96 Nic Fancuilli Down 51

97 Ronski Speed Down 53

98 Toca Disco New Entry

99 Booka Shade Down 3

100 Alex Morph & Woody Van Eyden New Entry

For the loyalist DJ’s you know who you are, we thank you and hope you will begin to reap the benefits for being part of this global station very soon.

Last but not least we would like to welcome all the new DJ’s, be sure to check out their profiles and show times in the What’s On section.

Best Wishes

Citybeat Radio

NEW DJS

• DJ Menotone
• DJ Cez
• DJ Hagen
• DJane Katie LUV

HOT NEWS We have been very fortunate to receive a sneaky peek in to the Exclusive new remix of “Propane Nightmares” a 5 minute teaser of their new album ‘In Silico’ and a fresh new video of their latest performance at Ibiza Rocks.

Get your Pendulum FIX at Citybeat Radio Today

October Tour Dates for Pendulum

9 Denver, CO Bluebird Theater
11 Salt Lake City, UT Murray Theatre
13 Los Angeles, CA The Mayan
14 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
18 Mexico City, MEX Motorkr Festival
19 Guadalajara, MEX Motorkr Festival
22 Atlanta, GA The Loft
24 Baltimore, MD Ottobar
25 New York, NY Webster Hall
26 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom

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Propane Nightmares (VST Mix) - http://www.mediafire.com/?adddz45ymt2

In Silico5 minute teaser - http://www.mediafire.com/?o3zamlvg4ei

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Ibiza Rocks - Pendulums latest performance Video

We will be following Pendulum for the next few months, so make sure you stop back again to get your hands on all the latest news and exclusive teasers.

BLANK & JONES
CALIFORNIA SUNSET

SHORT EDIT / ORIGINAL MIX / MARTIN ROTH VS BLANK & JONES MASHUP / AUDIONATICA REMIX / AUDIONATICA & C STAFFERI REMIX

LABEL: MAELSTROM RECORDS

After much success surrounding their ninth artist album The Logic Of Pleasure and single Miracle Cure that features the famed and distinguished vocal’s of New Order / Joy Division’s Bernard Sumner, Blank & Jones return to Maelstrom to drop a second release taken from the album, California Sunset.

Blank & Jones AKA Piet Blank and Jaspa Jones first hit club land over ten years ago with the smash Sunrise which saw the duo propelled into the forefront of the trance scene. Since then, the guys have produced, mixed and remixed some of the biggest records from the scene, with many releases scoring highly in the charts in their native German homeland.

California Sunset is a tightly put together, euphoric slice of trance. With a rolling break down and gentle build-ups, this track really does illustrate its title perfectly. Martin Roth duels with Blank & Jones for a mashup of the original, providing a funked up prog house rhythm, whilst Audionatica turns in two deep minimal cuts, the second being jointly produced with fellow Swiss DJ Producer, C Stafferi.

With support already rolling in from Tiësto and Armin van Buuren, watch this space for more Blank & Jones news!

www.blankandjones.info
www.myspace.com/blankandjonesinfo

Check out this release here!

Amsterdam, October 1st 2008.
The first ever Dance4Life album has been released around the world. The profits are going to the Dance4Life schools projects in 20 countries, which empower young people to take action themselves in pushing back HIV and AIDS. 19 of the world’s most popular DJs and artists have come together to create an album and support these young people. By buying the cd or downloading the tracks, you can do the same.

“This CD is a perfect example of how Dance4Life raises funds in a new way by selling great music. My freedom mix of the Dance4Life track features Desmond Tutu and will help raise funds and awareness, buy it and support Dance4Life” says Tiësto.

Dance4Life and the dance revolution:
Enthusiasm. Inspiration. Action. These are the positive attributes that make Dance4Life an innovative approach to stop HIV and AIDS worldwide. Reaching almost 500,000 young people aged 13 to 19 in 20 countries since its start in 2004, Dance4Life gives youth the opportunity to break the boundaries of ethnicity, language and nationality to form a movement for and by young people. A movement that can and will push back HIV and AIDS.

DJs and artists:
Some of the world’s greatest DJs and artists have donated exclusive never-before released tracks and remixes for this album. Many of them are Dance4Life Ambassadors who will be performing at the Dance4Life Event on 29th November 2008. These tracks have been inspired by Dance4Life, and the Tiësto remix even features Desmond Tutu!

Dance4Life Music:
The album ‘Dance4Life’ is available on Itunes, bol.com, trackitdown.net online and in the shops in the Netherlands and Belgium and is available for download worldwide. Beyourself Music supports Dance4Life with the production, distribution and promotion of the album. Dance4Life will release more music products under the name Music4Life in the future in order to generate funds and make people dance4life.

Tracklist ‘Dance4Life’

1. ATB presents Taylor & Gallahan ‘Resistance’
2. Tiësto feat. Maxi Jazz ‘Dance4Life’ (Freedom Mix)
3. Don Diablo & Grand Jackson ‘Streets Of Fire’
4. Judge Jules ‘Electronic Snare’
5. Jon O’Bir ‘Ways and Means’ (Paul van Dyk Remix)
6. George Acosta ‘Dance4Revolution’
7. Darude feat. Blake Lewis ‘Selfless’
8. JES ‘Lost In The Sound’
9. Joop ‘Life is a Dance’
10. Mark Norman ‘Nibiru’
11. Jesse Voorn feat. Zoë Xenia ‘See Me’
12. Filo & Peri feat. Eric Lumiere ‘We Are’
13. Benjamin Bates ‘On My Feet’
14. Jonas Steur ‘Vivendi’
15. Sied van Riel ‘E=M Sied Square’
16. Progression ‘Pinch’
17. Leon Bolier ‘17′
18. Turtle Man feat. Drop ‘Love Me The Way I Am’ (bonus track)
19. Jenerik Soulz ‘Room Service’ (bonus track)

Listen to the album online here: www.trackitdown.net/dance4life

At the end of the month Citybeat Radio managers and co managers will be reviewing the site. The plan is to find out if Citybeat Radio is still worthy of everyone’s time and efforts or NOT.

We would like your feedback, thoughts and ideas on how you think we could improve the station as a whole.

This time is crucial for Citybeat Radio so please leave us some feedback.

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FEATURING SETS FROM: THE WORLD’S NO.1 DJ

Plus: DAVID GUETTA / DEADMAU5 /LAIDBACK LUKE / MARK KNIGHT /JOSH GABRIEL / MARKUS SCHULTZ

HOSTED BY BEARDYMAN

The ballot boxes are closed. The votes have been counted.

With 25 new entries this year’s chart is set to smash all expectations and welcome an influx of new blood into the Top 100!

MINISTRY OF SOUND / WEDNESDAY 29TH OCTOBER
9.00pm – 3.30am / £5.00 Charity Donation on the Door
www.djmag.com

To hear the news first, bag yourself a space at the party of the year as they count down to the top spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs Awards Party 2008!

Featuring a headline set from 2008’s No.1 DJ in the world, this is an unmissable chance to see 2008’s people’s choice, smashing down a gilt-edged celebration set on the night of his, or her coronation!

The main room also plays host to Canadian wonderkid and producer of the year Deadmau5. The electro don will be ably assisted by last year’s highest house DJ David Guetta. Add this to Laidback Luke’s high-energy house antics and a rock out from Toolroom’s main man Mark Knight and you have a serious recipe for dancefloor carnage!

Entry is a mere £5.00 on the door and all proceeds go to the RNID. Philanthropy has never been so much fun!

Can’t make the party? Fear not!
As in previous years HarderFaster brings you the results in a web exclusive or you can relive the glory by tuning into Kiss 100 on November 1st for an exclusive highlights show featuring sets from the club in addition to interviews with the winners at the event.

Box (Main Room)
NO.1 DJ 2008???
Deadmau5
Markus Schultz
Kyua & Albert
Visuals: NE10

Bar
David Guetta
Laidback Luke
Mark Knight

Baby Box
Josh Gabriel
Marco Lenzi

Romanian trance star Claudia Cazacu chatted this week about her new releases ‘Mayan Temple’, ‘XXI-XII-MMXII (21st December 2012) and revealed that as well as believing in the Mayan Prophecy she also expects aliens to reveal themselves next week.

“It’s not so long ago we believed the world was flat, the speed at which we are advancing now is unbelievable so why should it be that we are the only life to exist in the universe?” Claudia pointed out. (do do do do0 - Nanoo nanoo)

“I’m not sure what to expect because we don’t know what kind of existence these creatures have but I’m excited by the prospect that we can live in harmony and learn from beings from another place and time.

“The world seems to be in such a fragile state at the moment, just look at the last week’s headlines with wars, terrorist attacks and the worlds economies in freefall, my hope is that the realisation of new life forms could bring some stability to our planet. I guess all we can do is just wait and see,” she added.

Claudia’s predictions reflect those of British channeller Blossom GoodChild who for some time has been predicting that a bunch of aliens from the Federation of Light will be arriving in Alabama a week on Tuesday (on October 14). Posting on numerous websites, the medium suggest the aliens will be arriving in a 2000 mile wide space ship centred over Alabama for three days and nights, to introduce themselves before saving some humans before the world self destructs. Claudia, however, denied being apocalyptic, even with respect to 2012.

“People are saying the end of the world will come. I do not believe in things like this,” she stressed, “We are not talking about an end, but I do believe something major will happen in 2012. I believe that we will enter another dimension. We are right now in the third dimension and my personal opinion is that we will go into a fourth one. This shouldn’t be scary like most of people perceive it. I think a change will do us good,” she predicted.

Blossom Goodchild posted an updated message meanwhile on September 28 clarifying that the aliens are still definitely coming on October 14, though maybe not in Alabama.

Claudia’s new single Mayan Temple should be out shortly on Couture Records.

http://www.myspace.com/claudiacazacu

http://tinyurl.com/4jcxyl (‘It has been decided that we shall remain within your atmosphere for the minimum of three of your twenty four hour periods. During this time there will be much commotion upon your earth plane. Your highest authorities will be intruding into ‘our’ atmospherics that surround our ship. This ‘security field’ is necessary for us, as there shall take place a ‘farce’ from those in your world who shall try to deny that we come in LOVE.

http://tinyurl.com/4upj74 (Blossom Goodchild clarification)

http://tinyurl.com/4n8ax3 (‘Channeled message from the galactic federation (18.09.2007) )

http://www.2012supplies.com