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Nobody tolerate more the eighties revival , right? More or less.

The great problem is when the emulation of sounds of the past

becomes an overdose, pasteurizing the own formula. Happily,

this is not the case of Júnior Boys, that rescues some good

moments of the eighties without appealing for the easiness. The main reference that she come to mind to the first

audition of "Only This Is Goodbye" is the tecnopop

and the synth-pop of groups as ABC, Human League,

Depeche Mode and the Flock of Seagulls and even

Eurythmics. Formed by the Canadians Jeremy Greenspan

and Johnny Dark, Júnior Boys inaugurated in disk in the idos

of 2004 with "Last Exit" a singles collection thrown previously

and they conquered the independent ways quickly.

For this second disk, the "band" counts on a sound engineer.

Matthew Didemus. substituting Johnny Dark - but maintaining

the class and the style typical of a more concerned generation

with the confluence of this everything with the music,

that with the image generated starting from these elements.

Of the opening strip, "Double Shadow" to the closing with "FM",

the one that we see is a concerned couple in sounding pop, but without

losing his electronic side synthesized for the good. This concern is

clear starting from the moment in that we divided the disk in two

different half. The first, emulating the eighties sound, and Monday

updating him and approximating him much more of the

parents of the matter Kraftwerk, transforming Júnior Boys in a

type of best of of the electronic sounds of all of the times.

Júnior Boys' synthesized sounds. that per times seem to

sound organic, such it is the cleaning and vivacity of his work.

they are enough to remember that nor only of music for the tracks

lives the electronics. He/she separates garlics of gallnuts.

A series of artists exists using the synthesizer and

mixing everything in concerned computers in using the electronics

in the music, and no the electronic music. In spite of seeming

simplistic, this reasoning makes sense, still more when

we worked daily and directly with a generation that

prefers to simplify everything and to label for the evil.

Thinking well, maybe it is always good to emulate the sounds

of the past, if it goes on behalf of the good musical education,

as they make Júnior Boys.

after the breathtaking purobeach volume one, the equally

relaxing volume two is now available. filled with sumptuous

songs that will help extend your summer.

brand new complilation from PUROBEACH

Purobeach volumen dos

Mixed by Ben Sowton / Fabian Wetzel

We’ve struggled bravely to get up before midday.

The sun tut tuts around the edge of the curtains and our conscious

but we’re on holiday. PuroBeach beckons, the only beach club on the beautiful

azure curve that is Palma Bay. The sun races silver across the gentle waves,

the breeze has the palms chattering. A few of the white and gold sun

loungers surrounding the pool are already occupied. Probably the morning’s

fit yoga crowd taking some more time out or a visitor to the spa just chilling.

But no matter, as guests at PuroBeach’s sister hotel, Puro Oasis Urbano we are VIP’d and assured of prime positioning. Minor celeb status has already been achieved on arrival by the hotel’s Hummer shuttle.

The hotel is a luxurious and laid-back mix of interiors

– bohemian Bali meets rustic Rajasthan.

Acres of white surround shaded courtyards; a respite from the bustle

of the old town outside. Personalised touches from owner Mats

Wahlström’s extensive travels abound. Detailed woodcarvings and

hand worked silver. Embroidered silk and velvet cushions.

Clouds of white feathers.

Acres of cooling dark slate in the spa-like bathrooms.

PuroBeach, a few minutes across town, is an extension of this mood.

A sanctuary of calm on a small promontory, surrounded on three

sides by the lapping Med. The ice tinkles in your glass as you look out

through the organza curtains that shimmy at the edge of the Art Deco lounge.

Across the white decking, beauties take the chance to eye up the

competition behind the shade of their Tom Ford’s. A splash at the pool, the

water laps up at the smooth pebbled edge. Energised at the bar and relaxed at the spa we are all the while

cocooned by the comforting, soothing sounds

mixed by resident DJ, Fabian. First name terms?

– it’s that sort of place. With a wide-ranging array

of talented visiting DJ’s, the dance scene is never far

off and as the sun sets, the tempo lifts. Another glamorous crowd

arrive from the yacht just mooring at the je

The soundtrack is a sun-soaked mix of chilled house and downtempo grooves. Buy this album, and bring a ray of mediterranean sunshine into your life!

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track list next

Disk 1

1. Lenell Brown ‘Relax To The Max (Chill Mix)’

2. Baul Dimension ‘Sonargaon’

3. Jake Childs ‘Forgotten’

4. Jeff Bennett’s Lounge Experience ‘I Am’

5. Lovers Lane ‘Island Memories (Original Mix)’

6. El Kado ‘Caravane (Lezzi Baba Remix)’

7. Vanessa Daou ‘Passed’8. Jafrosax ‘Rollin’

9. Peter Daou ‘Seventh Space’

10. Dalminjo ‘There Is A Light That Never Goes Out’

11. Numaro ‘Basic’

12. Akisy ‘My Love From Recife’

13. Ikon ‘Calling You’

Disk 2

1. Ananda Project ‘Secrets (Chris Brann’s Convert Re-dub)’

2. Demarkus Lewis ‘Dance The Night Away’

3. Marlon D Feat. Daneel ‘Taste (Uc Thump Mix)’

4. Johnny Fiasco & Dizzy ‘Denver Blue (Fiasco Remix)’

5. Atjazz ‘It’s Complete (Fred’s Complete Vocal Mix)’

6. Fred Everything ‘Soulmates (Original Mix)’

7. Chuck Love ‘Set Me Free (Deep Vocal Mix)’

8. Spirit Catcher ‘Never Before (Original Mix)’

9. Christian Alvarez ‘Buscando (Richard Earnshaw Remix)’

10. Spiritchaser ‘Visions’ 11. Ross Couch ‘Got To Be Right’

12. Dj Meri ‘Not A Dream (Original Mix)’

here are the covers from BARGROOVES --> AZURE & CITRUS

once again with: Bargrooves " Citrus "

MIXED BY Ben Sowton / Matthias Heilbronn

“Citrus”, like its definition, is ripe, fresh and juicy.

Oozing with some of the finest cuts from some of the world’s leading players

in soulful house, Latin-infused rhythms and spiritually-kissed garage.

Soul aviator, and captain of the ship, Ben Sowton is behind the first disc

that features an aural wall of languid beats, ethereal vocals and smooth

musicianship, typified by the multi-talented Ross Couch on the lush and

dreamy “Across the World”, setting a tempo that rarely fluctuates until

the closing refrains of Kerri Chandler’s rich keyboard flourishes and firmly

muscular bassline on “So Let The Wind Come”. --Ben’s sound is typically

inspired by his peers – MAW, Blaze and Jazzanova – with a mixture

of feel-good dance-influences and jazzy flavours underpinning

the foundations of his mix.

Less-is-more with warm strings, soothing vocals, guitar-riffs

and brass-stabs that are as contemporary as they are timeless,

with “Cuban Blues” typical of these ingredients; its enveloping sound

sucking you further-and-further in with each successive looped bar.

Like his contemporaries this is a musician-lead mix with an equally

strong selection of vocalists plying their trade throughout. --The tempo ups a

notch on Matthias Heilbronn’s disc, which opens with Âme’s acclaimed mix

of Roy Ayers’ and sets a tone to a more abstract journey.

His love of warm danceable grooves, with a strong and sometimes

leftfield-edge that reflects not only his DJ style, but also the

very essence of this collection.

Now well into his second decade as a DJ and producer, Matty’s

style of mixing is uncomplicated yet still slick, allowing the music

to speak greater volumes than the DJ’s skills. A true quicksilver

talent he’s created a mixture of pizzazz and pathos that swings to a soulfully

sophisticated pendulum. From stark house sounds of Rodamaal’s cult

underground classic-in-the-making “Insomnia” to Bobby D’Ambrosio’s

equally anthemic remake of “Runaway Love”. Edgy in parts, deeper in others,

click to listen sampler Side 1 1. MP3 Ross Couch - "Across The World"

2. MP3 Robert Burian - "Esplendor" (original mix)

3. MP3 Soularis feat Mandy Edge - "I Told You" (Jay - J's Shifted Up mix)

4. MP3 The Atwater Syndicate - "Only 4 U" (original mix)

5. MP3 Autosoul feat Madeleine Kate - "Crazy 4 U" (Kid Massive dub mix)

6. MP3 Matt Caseli & Slide - "Penthouse Bitch" (Marquito & Pane's Thaigarden mix)

7. MP3 Uneaq - "Only You" (Johnny Flasco dub)

8. MP3 Scott Wozniak - "My Light" (feat Dirty Turk)

9. MP3 The Department Of Social Sound - "Hold On"

10. MP3 Primo - "Cuban Blues" (Sunrise dub)

11. MP3 Numatik Soul - "Touch" (original mix)

12. MP3 Kerri Chandler - "So Let The Wind Come"

Side 2

1. MP3 Roy Ayers - "Tarzan" (Ame remix)

2. MP3 Quentin Harris & Carla Prather - "No More Love" (dub mix)

3. MP3 Pastaboys Inspiration Manocalda - "Body Resonance"

4.MP3 Rodamaal feat Claudia Franco - "Insomnia" (Ame remix)

5. MP3 Jon Cutler & Matthias Heilbronn - "640" (JCMH original mix)

6.MP3 Daz-I-Kue feat Colonel Red - "Rockstone" (Bugz In The Attic remix)

7. MP3 Behind The Groove feat Carla Prather - "What You Gonna Do" (original mix)

8. MP3 Afromento - "Human Wave" (original mix)

9. MP3 Bobby D'Ambrosio feat Lasala - "Runaway Love" (Marquito's classic rework)

10. MP3 Timmy Vegas & Barbara Tucker - "Dutty Funk (We Can Do)"

11. MP3 Dennis Ferrer - "Change The World" (feat K Brooks Sr)

12. MP3 Jihad Muhammad - "No Way Back" (Chi-Town mix)

13. MP3 Henrik Schwarz - "Leave My Head Alone Brain" (Luke Solomon remix)

14. MP3 Knee Deep - "Take Me By The Hand" (feat Sharlene Hector)

Here comes anothere amazing DELUXE compilation by

bargrooves presents: azure

mixed by Ben Sowton / Richard Earnshaw

Completing 2006’s supremely successful colour series, bargrooves Azure, returns

to its roots for double cd of soul kissed grooves and uplifting funky anthems!

Bargrooves features a dazzling selection of music across two mixes from

original bargroover; creator & resident Ben Sowton plus man of the

moment; DJ/Producer Richard Earnshaw! Ben’s mix heads into solid

house territory that bargrooves fans know and love featuring an

array of exclusives from the blossoming Seamless Recordings singles labels.

Included in the mix are hot new artists Ibizian duo Solar Sides

, 7 piece live sensation Soularis and Nottingham’s name

to watch Soul Basics alongside established anthems from Soul Central,

Karizma and A Studio with the huge “SOS”!

Taking the helm for Disc 2 is Richard Earnshaw; a highly

talented musician, producer and DJ; Richard gained recognition through releasing

on respected labels: Mn2S, Soulfuric and Peppermint Jam.

Richard’s mix takes a more diverse route encompassing: jazzy riffs,

afro beats, lush melodies & sweeping strings.

Highlights include Erik Dillard on “U R The 1”, Stereofunk’s “Dancing to the Beat” and Ferry B & Franco de Murlo’s “Balearico” as well as generous helping of upfront music from Richard’s studio! Always a cut above the rest, Bargrooves Azure features original artwork from esteemed Italian illustrator, Marina Caruso and is packaged in an up market clam shell case with an eight page booklet.