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 ::: Nocturnal Mix Sessions Monthly MP3 April 2008 » Andy Reid Fresh on return from the Winter Music Conference, Nocturnal editor Andy Reid delivers a 2 hour selection of some of the hottest tunes to hit the sunny shores of South Beach. Featuring tons of upfront material from Copyright, Danism, Eddie Thoneick, Splittr, Axwell, Adam K, Funkerman, and Martin Solveig... as well as new material from top labels such as Defected, Strictly Rhythm, Eye Industries, Stealth, Hotbox Digital, MN2S, Tonik, Toolroom and more. Be sure to download this amazing set of the next set of dancefloor anthems... ::: Listen Here |
 ::: DJ Gregory Interview 'Faya Combo' translates to English as ‘Oh It’s Hot!’ – and if you’ve ever heard any of Gregory’s tracks you’ll know this is accurate! Elle, Attend 1, Tropical Soundclash – if you know anything about house music you’ll know that these are just some of the landmark House tracks brought to you by one of France’s finest house producers . This album showcases all of his classics alongside remixes from today’s heavyweight producers and new exclusive Gregory cuts across 3 Cds... ::: Read the Interview |
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| ::: Photo Album » WMC 2007 | 2.8 Subliminal Sessions @ Club Space [Miami] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Finally after 1, 2, 3, 4... 14 hours of events at 5am we reached our final destination of the night, the notorious Club Space for Mr. Erick Morillo's annual Subliminal Sessions megaparty. Boasting an impeccable lineup including David Guetta, Chus & Ceballos, Tom Novy, Harry Romero, and Morillo himself, this was certainly an event not to be missed. But can you expect anything else from Subliminal? Thanks to Helen for the bypass, we were quickly able to work our way into the madhouse that is Space. With everyone clambering to be on the terrace or rock out in the main room to Morillo's thunderous house beats, transporting from room to room was really an impossibility. The bad news is that all I got to partake of Morillo's set was the 20 minutes of waiting in the stairway to get into the room. Needless to say it was not the most conducive music listening environment. But with the big beats and sounds of the cheering crowd it was evident that Erick was up to his old tricks and killing it properly. So with enough of the milling around in the stairwell, camera suspended high in the air for safety I decided to make my way up to the terrace for some outdoor entertainment. A what a great decision it was. Just finishing up his bumping set was a favourite of mine Tom Novy. This man knows how to rock a dancefloor and the packed crowd was moving their bodies non-stop. This paved the way for French icon David Guetta. Now granted Guetta is the king of anthems, but at a Subliminal party it's perfect programming. Guetta stormed in with a slew of familiar tunes from the man himself and proceeded to elevate the already soaring crowd to the next level. But perhaps he raised them to high and they tickled the clouds, because then the rain started. If you've ever experienced Miami rain, then you know it comes quick and it comes hard. Anticipating it to be a typical Miami shower and over in an hour, I worked my way back down to the main room to check out Chus & Ceballos. Having just played with them in Toronto the weekend before, I knew the boys would be in fine form and they didn't disappoint. Bumping tribal beats, slick acappellas and some nice deckmanship delivered a solid set that made me forget about that crazy terrace while I was drying off. However, around 630 the crowd started thinning and it was time to progress back up top for the night cap. On the decks now, was Subliminal cohort and Bambossa front man Harry Choo Choo Romero. It had been a while since I've heard the man play, and let me say... phat! Tough house joints with a dash of tribal and a pinch of electro that worked the crowd for several epic hands-in-the-air moments. Weaving a perma-smile on my face, this was the dosing of serious house music I've come to love and expect while at WMC. I thought nothing could ruin this night... alas mother nature had other plans, and a torrential downpour decided to bring my evening to an abrupt halt (as abrupt as you can get at 8am). Words by: Andrew Reid Photographer(s): Andrew Reid ::: 2006.12.02 » Nocturnal Magazine.net 10 Year w/ Erick Morillo @ The Docks Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 1.1 Legends Go Digital @ Shine Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 1.2 Pop Tarts 3 @ Automatic Slims Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 1.3 Border Community @ BED Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.1 Wet Grooves @ Shelbourne Hotel Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.2 Scion Secret Sessions @ Raleigh Hotel Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.3 Tommy Boy Sunset Sessions @ Hotel Victor Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.4 Global Underground @ Mynt Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.5 Cr2 @ Mokai Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.6 Pure Pacha @ Cameo Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.7 Made p/ Danny Howells @ Pawn Shop Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 2.8 Subliminal Sessions @ Club Space Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 3.1 Juicy Beach @ Nikki Beach Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 3.2 Blow Media @ Opium Garden Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 3.3 Toolroom Knights @ Prive Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 3.4 Mnus @ Pawn Shop Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 3.5 Om @ Y Ultralounge Photos ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 4.1 BBC Radio 1 @ Surfcomber Hotel ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 4.2 Armin Van Buuren @ Pawn Shop ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 4.3 MN2S @ Opium Garden ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 4.4 Organized Nature @ Pawn Shop ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 5.1 Type @ Shine ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 5.2 Burridge Barrage III @ BED ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 6.1 Sunday School @ Pawn Shop ::: Essential WMC 2007 | 6.2 This Is Little Mountain @ Shine | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 ::: Wally Lopez Interview Born in Madrid in 1976, Ángel David López began his career as radio DJ and presenter at the early age of thirteen. With an innovative programme, specialising in dance music, he broadcasted his sessions in the small hours of the weekends on Top Radio. Following this first experience, he worked for the best Spanish radio stations, such as Loca FM, Flaix FM and Maxima FM... ::: Read the Interview |
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 ::: Tom Novy Interview Six million stories and two side to a medal. There's a lot to tell. You just can't be mad at him: champagne, nipple slips and frenzy belong to every music event. Still, Tom Novy seems to attract them in a very special way. No wonder, after all he is one of the few exceptionally gifted artists in the music scene... ::: Read the Interview |
 ::: Miguel Migs Interview Miguel Migs has been producing electronic music since 1998. While signed to Naked Music, he spearheaded the development of a new brand of West Coast house music signature with the label through numerous singles and EP’s created under his own name and his Petalpusher moniker. In 2004, Migs started his own label, Salted Music. Having been associated with an extensive number of labels throughout his career, he came to realize a desire to have his own base, a vehicle for building his own catalog of quality material... ::: Read the Interview |
 ::: Nocturnal Magazine.net Top 50 The onslaught continues... with killer tunes pre and post WMC we continue to get hammered with amazing new music every week. Carl Kennedy's vocal anthem The Love You Bring Me on Roger Sanchez's Stealth imprint hits the top spot, largely due to a killer remix from Eddie Thoneick. Supafly Inc's summer banger Be Together moves to 2, and Splittr's monster All Alone is up to 3. Lisa Millet & DJ Device keep it funky and jump to 4, while DJ Vibe & Carlos Fauvrelle's chunker hits 5. Rounding out the top 10 include cuts from Danism & Kathy Brown, Shonky, James Harcourt, Rune RK, and Leggz & Femi B... ::: Nocturnal Top 50 |
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