Jul 31
Courtesy of Stealth Records

Courtesy of Stealth Records

This weeks top 10 is done Nick Bridges (Bodyrox).

1. Felix Da Housecat – “Kickdrum” (Nettwerk)
2. TV Rock – “In The Air” ft. Rudy (Axtone Records)
3. Project Bassline – “Drop The PRessure” (Cheaper Thrills)
4. AN21, Steve Angello – “Flonko” (Size Records)
5. Noferini – “Push” (Stealth)
6. Avicii – “Ryu” (Mixmash)
7. Oliver Twizt – “Another Step” (Spinning Records)
8. The Partysquad – “What You live For” ft. Erykah Badu (Partysquad Records)
9. Laidback Luke – “Need Your Loving” (Mixmash)
10. Gregor Salto – “Your Friend” ft. Chappell (G-REX music)

myspace/djnickbridges

bodyrox.co.uk

Jul 31

Class is now in session…

Jul 31
Courtesy of BadBoyBill.com

Courtesy of BadBoyBill.com

Bad Boy Bill B96 Promo Mix (07/28/09)

Out July 28, Bad Boy Bill The Album (Nettwerk) packs a double punch: the impressive collaborators we anticipate from an industry vet (Duran Duran’s John Taylor; Alyssa Palmer; JJ Flores; Steve Smooth; Alex Peace), combined with unexpected self-aware lyrics and unique production that seamlessly weaves Bill’s electronic edge into rock, hip hop, and rap.

myspace.com/djbadboybill

BadBoyBill.com

Jul 30

Automatic Static Mix Show

DJ Icey: Automatic Static 07-24-09

myspace/djicey

DJIcey.com

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AVWNUW7V
Jul 29
Photo by ???

Photo by ???

Stacey Pullen: Awakenings Festival (Amsterdam) 06/27/09

myspace/staceypullen

StaceyPullen.com

Jul 29

myspace/nickwarrenhope

DJNickWarren.com

Jul 28
Soundcloud Logo

Soundcloud Logo

Another great post from my friends @ GrindEFX ~

SoundCloud Threatens MySpace as Music Destination for Twitter Era

In a few short months SoundCloud has begun to give mighty MySpace a run for the hearts and minds of recording artists eager to interact more nimbly with fans than is possible on the giant social network which has, for the past five years, been the de facto online platform for musicians.

Sonic Youth used SoundCloud to stream their latest album via Twitter while Moby uses it to promote his latest tracks on his site rather than on MySpace. And when Beck decided to trash his so-five-years-ago Flash-based site and start over with simple pages heavy on high-quality content and light on everything else, he too turned to SoundCloud.

SoundCloud sounds like an obvious idea — like every good one does once somebody else has it. The necessity that was the mother to this particular invention was the absence of a truly collaborative online environment that could replicate the kind of back-and-forth spontaneity that musicians need to feed on and which proximity uniquely enables.

Read the rest of the story HERE!

Jul 28
Photo Courtesy of Nettwerkpress

Photo Courtesy of Nettwerkpress

To call Bad Boy Bill accomplished would be a bit of an understatement. Voted America’s Favorite DJ (BPM Magazine). Winner of URB’s Massy Poll. Co-founder of Beatport.com, the leader in electronic dance music downloads. That might be enough success for some, but not for this world-renowned DJ. With over two decades of DJing under his belt, Bad Boy Bill is ready to release his first full-length artist album.

“I think people are going to be surprised because its different than what they probably expect from me,” says Bill. “And I like that.”

Out July 28, Bad Boy Bill The Album (Nettwerk) packs a double punch: the impressive collaborators we anticipate from an industry vet (Duran Duran’s John Taylor; Alyssa Palmer; JJ Flores; Steve Smooth; Alex Peace), combined with unexpected self-aware lyrics and unique production that seamlessly weaves Bill’s electronic edge into rock, hip hop, and rap.

While most of the tracks on The Album have been closely guarded secrets, Bill has previewed lead single “Falling Anthem” extensively, to rave reviews. Number 9 on the Billboard Dance Chart and steadily climbing, the track features vocals by the talented producer and singer Alyssa Palmer, and has already been remixed by Herve, Harry Choo Choo Romero, and Sylvane.

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Jul 28
Courtesy of progressivehouse.com

Courtesy of progressivehouse.com

Top 20 Chart (Tuesday, July 28th, 2009)

As voted by members of MyPromoPool.com.
1: Gui Sheffer Time Of Life (Michael & Levan,Stiven Rivic,Evren Ulusoy,Roell Sappire,Umut Anacoglu,Jaksa Pavicevic) Panda Recordings
2: Various Artists Summer Particles 2009 Proton Music
3: Shane Late Night Flight (incl. Michael & Levan & Stiven Rivic and The Stain Remixes) Jetlag Digital
4: Derek Howell Ramen Shuffle / Outrageous Contagious Polytechnic Recordings
5: Vanghoul & Talmor Minimal Toys EP (Including Luke Porter & Klever mixes) Spherax
6: Soulfinder North & South EP Jetlag Digital
7: Teruel 20,000 Leguas Proton Ltd.
8: D-Geetals Living In The Eighties Proton Ltd.
9: DJ Yura & Serge Franc feat Iskra Era Swordtail
10: Valandi Pangea Restless (Incl. Remixes By Silence ‘O’ Phobia, Fernando Ferreyra & Mariano Favre, John Hellson) Deepsessions Recordings
11: Stone Mason Final Point (incl Kay-D, Loquai, Minoru Hirata) Mistiquemusic
12: Phrakture Projekt Landing / Dreamscapes / Reclamation Polytechnic Recordings
13: Derek Howell Dark Horse (featuring mixes by: Dibby Dougherty, Elegant Universe, Faskil & Alkama, Niko Fantin) microCastle Music
14: Chris Drifter & Ronyo Disconnected Illusions Remixes VOL.2. SoundTribe Rekords
15: Jan van Lier, Thee-O Baila Nuhar Records
16: Hijacker Groov 2 EP Bombis Records
17: Eyecorp Tuneful EP (featuring DC Project, Aber, Ivan Nikusev & Wav-E mixes) PurpleCat Digital
18: Danny Lloyd (Lloyd Hertz) Wherever Deep Remixes Bellarine Recordings
19: Various Artist Polytechnic Album Sampler 001: Polyphony Polytechnic Recordings
20: Oliver Morgenroth 40 Waves Remixes (incl. Fady Ferraye, Kintar, Raf Fender , Noyd
Jul 27
Old Timey Wikki Wikki

Old Timey Wikki Wikki

Great new series by my friends @ GrindEFX ~

Music Business 101 – Copyright

Words by Terry Hart~

Welcome to the first installment of GrindEFX’s introduction to some of the most important, and most confusing, concepts in the music business. These are concepts that serve as required knowledge for anyone wishing to take their music beyond the hobby level. They are also concepts that serve as a constant source of frustration and consternation to those same musicians.

Most, if not all, of this information can already be found on the internet. However, a lot of it is not targeted to musicians – it may be good information, but too complex or irrelevant to musician’s concerns. A lot of it might also provide a good explanation of the concepts but not explain the practical application of the concepts to the music business. And finally, there is plenty of bad or outdated information out there; a new musician may not be able to tell the difference between the good and the bad.

So we at GrindEFX are bringing you, the independent musician, this series that lays out the concepts in an easy to understand and relevant fashion. Standard disclaimer: I am not a lawyer, and nothing in these posts should be constituted as legal advice. It is only provided for informational purposes. If you have questions about a specific situation you are in, you should contact an entertainment lawyer.

Read the rest of the story HERE!

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