Showing posts with label BBC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BBC. Show all posts
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Pete Tong Previews
With Ultra going on this weekend a lot of big names are dropping new tunes. For those of us who are unable to attend at least we have Pete Tong. Here are two new tracks that he dropped on his Radio 1 essential mix. The Alesso vocal mix is sick, as for the Avicii track...ehhhhhh.
Years (Vocal Mix) - Alesso
Monday, July 11, 2011
Hot Tubs Too Hot
It's 96 degrees in my hometown and I'm dieing. Lucky for you though in my semi conscious state I've found 3 SICK tunes. Check these house jamz out below. Stay thirsty my friends.
Pretty sure this is a rip from Pete Tong's BBC radio show but it's still HQ. Song is dope so download it right now even if it's not the full release.
Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall - Coldplay (SHM Remix)
It's no secret that I like French House, so of course when I find a sick jam I'm gonna post it.
Burnin - Gum Me
This last song has some strong summer vibes and is a great party song. Tristan Garner is pretty consistent so I'm not surprised at the tastiness of this track.
What's the Point (Tristan Garner Sunset Mix) - Avi Elman & Danny J Ft Nuwella
Pretty sure this is a rip from Pete Tong's BBC radio show but it's still HQ. Song is dope so download it right now even if it's not the full release.
Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall - Coldplay (SHM Remix)
It's no secret that I like French House, so of course when I find a sick jam I'm gonna post it.
Burnin - Gum Me
This last song has some strong summer vibes and is a great party song. Tristan Garner is pretty consistent so I'm not surprised at the tastiness of this track.
What's the Point (Tristan Garner Sunset Mix) - Avi Elman & Danny J Ft Nuwella
Labels:
BBC,
burnin,
coldplay,
Electro,
gum me,
House,
pete tong,
remix,
straight hits,
Swedish House Mafia,
tristan garner
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Nero's Dubstep Symphony
Wow. Let me just preface by saying it always important in life to keep an open mind. When I first heard about what those crazy Brits did I was skeptical. But after listening, I am a believer. A few days ago the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra teamed up with Nero to present his "Symphony 2808" which he wrote specifically for the performance. They streamed the show live over the internet and on the radio and although I wasn't lucky enough to hear it live I do have an mp3 from the show. Yes, it is 20 minutes long. Deal with it. If you have an appreciation for music in general then you will enjoy this unlikely combination that creates a truly epic sound-scape. Listen to the whole thing, you'll be happy you did.
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