Showing posts with label Disco House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disco House. Show all posts

Monday, August 1

Imagine



We at Electric Squeeze are all now left with less than a month until our return to school.  I wouldn't worry however, because the music will never stop.  No one will nor can ever stop us from providing our great readers with their daily squeeze.  Today I have a mix of the new and old, but the quality is consistent.  Let's lead off with the three men who are bringing the disco back in D.C. (disco central?), Will Eastman, Output Message, and Micah Vellian. You may know this trio better as Volta Bureau and here is their debut single, Hope.


Volta Bureau - Hope (Original Mix) by Volta Bureau


If you have been reading this blog for a while you might know that we have a little crush on SebastiAn.  His hit single, Embody has been on my playlist for months.   Well yesterday when I was looking through my Soundcloud, I found this remix by fellow Frenchman and Ed Banger artist Kavinsky and instantly fell in love.

Sebastian - Embody Kavinsky Remix by edbangerrecords



Maya Jane Coles is known for her deep house tendencies and this next track is no different.  It is a little different than what we tend to post here but expect that to change.   It carries many of the same elements as the nu-disco we have posted in the past and although it doesn't necessarily have an addicting hook,  the funky vibes that stem from the hook are consuming and very enjoyable.


Maya Jane Coles Little One (Original Mix)


Judging by the vocals and cover art, it's fairly safe to say that the production process of this next track involved tripping on a large quantity of LSD.  However, it's safe to say that they did something right.  A slower BPM and tech house elements work well in combination with the 'California sunset' feel of the vocals.


Matt John Hello Again (Californian Sunrise) - Original Mix


I'll leave you today with a banger and the promise of even sexier goodies to come in the very near future.  Recently my Soundcloud has been filled with music I would love to post and you will share my joy with me.  JuliAn's posting tomorrow but don't worry, I'll be back shortly.


Michael Woods Bullet (Original Mix)

~Minos

Saturday, July 30

Assorted Gifts



I can't really say I have any sort of theme to today's post but I can promise terrific music.  Whether it be electro, progressive, or disco house, we have something for everyone today.  Let's start with the big release from Dirty South and Thomas Gold.  You don't need me to tell you, electro house superstar Dirty South is having a very good year in his very lucrative career.  Following his smash hit remix of Diddy's 'Coming Home', which felt like the most played track of the spring, they have come out with another banger.  Not to be forgotten is quickly rising German DJ Thomas Gold.  The duo kills it on 'Alive'.
Dirty South, Thomas Gold, Kate Elsworth Alive feat. Kate Elsworth - Original Mix


Does Dutch electro house sensation Fedde Le Grand need any introduction?  I don't think so, therefore I will not give him one.
Rye Rye feat. Robyn Never Will Be Mine (Fedde le Grand Remix Vocal Mix)


Boys Noize & Erol Alkan team up, once again, to produce yet another gem.  The German tech vibes of these men is identifiable from miles away.  The vocals add a nice element to the track but altogether this is exactly what you would expect from these two label bosses.  On another note, congratulations to 17 year old SCNTST from Munich for his recent signing to Boys Noize Records.  Look out for his 'advanced techno' on this very blog.
Boys Noize & Erol Alkan Avalanche (Terminal Velocity) [feat. Jarvis Cocker]


Now, a complete change of pace.  No Body takes you on an unbelievable progressive journey consisting of big room synths surrounding vocals which appear to be exported from a Kaskade track.  The combination leads to electronic music bliss.  Keep a lookout for No Body in the future, they appear to be doing big things.
No Body Start Again (Original Mix)


I'll leave you with some very danceable flavor from the men we only know as Flight Facilities.  You may have heard 'Crave You' in some form or another over the last year but this is a new, more disco influenced, track from them.  I absolutely love this track and if you feel the same, you can buy it on iTunes.


Look out for a new music player soon.

~Minos

Wednesday, July 27