Dominique is already a star in the making. Lady is playing 90+ gigs a year for a respectable fee, playing the cool festivals and what not, partying with the big boys and i mean the BIG names, and she is the new global Red Bull EDM festival correspondent! So she is probably what has been missing on the EDM, Deep House, Electronic side of things, a respected and fun female dj who is not the defender of a cultural elite, exclusively deejaying in some halftime hip little bar in kreuzberg. She is cut out for the big stage, where girls belong as much as guys do. It’s just funny that is always has to be an Austrian who does it first in Europe for the rest to follow, and she is of course from Vienna…
I saw a few gigs of her and not even Avicii started at that level, where she already is. She is also a brand ambassador for Mercedes, as in Mercedes Benz, not Mercedes, my chilean house keeper, the more surprising it is that this is her first tune… ever… “she just didn’t feel the time was right.” Even though it’s a remix, you pretty much see where she is going with this. I call that focus.
And whats even more surprising is that she plays the cool side of things, she sent me one of her sets and she lives, although big room, right on the Dillon Francis side of things. and her first track is proof of that. Ed Sheeran took my favourite Beyonce song and turned it into an acoustic ballad, Dominique took Eds cover and turned it into a festival monster, with all the right ingredients, future bass, a trancy build up and whatnot. I had this on repeat, and i wouldn’t even call this EDM, but i also heard what else she had in store – and it’s gonna be good. Some big fat US cat is gonna come around and hijack the dame before any of us even knows what has happened and who she is. And she is gonna blow up stateside. If my label was into that kind of music i’d sign her right away, but so she is gonna do 2 remixes for me and i am super fine with that, bc the first one already came out a monster.
ps. i had never heard of her before we started chatting 2 months ago. shame on me! check out her website
Matthew Heyer undermines his status as a hit delivery engine, but that has yet to peak. This goes pretty much in the dj snake vein, but still has a more of a dance music feel to it, so you can see that he is capable of more than one style. I think no limitations, experimenting and showing interest in other styles is what makes up the journey of being a good producer. Let’s see where we will see Matthew end up! Curious about his development.
Bad Ass tune from young and promisung producer Delamare. Any other remix of this already astounding tune by Mothica would have normally ended in an instant rejection from our side, but give it a listen and hear for yourself why this is definitely a one-up..
Man is still growing on his following so hug him on Soundcloud.
https://soundcloud.com/scott-delamare-music/mothica-out-of-it-delamare-remix-1
This one goes out to all my DJ buddies + the ones i don’t know yet or haven’t played some records with. Hope you dig it! Outstanding remix of Whitney Houston‘s “Fine” by french producers LeMarquis & Tilka. Club-ready and mixable with nearly every track by Kaytranada beyond 110 bpm, for example. Have a great day!
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Guess what popped up in our mailbox? Right – new material by Vandelux. “Bright Lights” marks his first original release including his very own vocals which i haven’t realized on my first listen. The style differs a bit from his already known releases, but i have to admit that i like every single bar. This is what the young Canadian himself has to say about his latest release:
My original intention was to keep the track super mellow from start to finish but I ended up with some pretty gritty synths that I couldn’t resist working into the breakdowns. The second breakdown was originally pretty hardcore but after losing a bunch of work in a program crash I was left with about half of the breakdown I started with. Surprisingly, the accidental de-clutter gave the track some room to breathe and it actually sounded a lot better than where I had it originally, so I just kept it. Actually, I learn a lot from accidents.
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