#Groovejet If This Ain’t Love

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2000 • Youth Songs Of Millennials

01. Madonna - American Pie [4:34] 02. Britney Spears - Oops I Did It Again [3:32] 03. Sonique - It Feels So Good [4:01] 04. Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) [5:08] 05. Craig David - 7 Days [3:56] 06. NSYNC - Bye Bye Bye [3:21] 07. Melanie C (feat. Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes) - Never Be The Same Again [4:55] 08. Eminem - The Real Slim Shady [4:44] 09. Bomfunk MC's - Freestyler [5:06] 10. Robbie Williams - Rock DJ [4:19] 11. Tom Jones (feat. Mousse T.) - Sexbomb [3:31] 12. Bon Jovi - It's My Life [3:44] 13. Spiller (feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor) - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) [3:48] 14. Santana (feat. The Product G&B) - Maria Maria [4:22] 15. Enrique Iglesias (feat. Whitney Houston) - Could I Have This Kiss Forever [3:56] 16. Aaliyah - Try Again [4:45] 17. Dr. Dre (feat. Snoop Dogg) - Still D.R.E. [4:30] 18. Sisqo - Thong Song [4:13] 19. Destiny's Child - Say My Name [4:32] 20. blink-182 - All The Small Things [2:48]

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Sophie Ellis-Bextor Brings North American Tour to Sold-Out Webster Hall

Sophie – Webster Hall – June 6, 2024

Some songs transport you back to a memory or time in your life. For me, Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s “Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love)” brings me back to studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark, and inhaling all the culture outside of my very American upbringing. At the turn of the decade, American pop from the ’90s to the aughts leaned into dance music largely due to the influence of Scandinavian-dance-pop producers Max Martin and Denniz Pop.

Serving as the soundtrack for my time overseas, these nightclub grooves were largely anchored by DJs and pop songstresses such as Ellis-Bextor. I admittedly missed her 2001 global hit, “Murder on the Dancefloor,” but like many, I couldn’t overlook its resurgence thanks to an iconic finale dance sequence from last year’s buzzy film Saltburn. The singer, who has been murdering the dance floor since 2001, brought her infectious bops to a sold-out Webster Hall on Thursday night.

Opening with a take on Alcazar’s “Crying at the Discoteque,” the first lady of Brit-pop pranced onstage in a magenta sparkle, feathered fringe shift dress. The show was a mix of her catalog and features, as well as well-loved covers. To create a sense of spontaneity, the mother of five boys shared that her nights of song during the Covid shutdown were similarly mixed, and to encapsulate that mood, she brought out a wheel of songs to be sung. With a spin, “Reflections,” off her last record, Hana, was chosen and performed. Engaging in a bonding experience of group choreography, hand and arm gestures formed across the floor for “Hypnotized.” After generous leg kicks and traversing the stage left to right, guitarist Pablo Tato joined the singer seated for an acoustic version of “Young Blood.” A quick change into a yellow dress with orange tassels ushered another wheel spin, which had Ellis-Bextor vetoing the choice and opting for ABBA’s ”Dancing Queen.” 

My aforementioned throwback song, “Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love),” was intermixed with “Lady (Hear Me Tonight)” “Can't Fight This Feeling” and “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight).” Everyone in the room hushed — and became her disciples — as they were taken to church with a cover of Madonna’s “Like a Prayer.” Truly grateful at the end of the set, Ellis-Bextor was prepared for a crowd of people who were in attendance just to hear that song from a film, but the pop star was pleasantly surprised that folks actually came for the song that ignited the mirror ball over the dance floor and much more from her two decades of music. Not willing to say goodnight, she had to perform the site-specific “New York City Lights” and the Armin van Buuren collab track, “Bittersweet.” Quickly moving to the balcony, guitarist Tato and the vocalist performed an acoustic version of the Theaudience’s “A Pessimist Is Never Disappointed,” dreamily capping off the evening. —Sharlene Chiu | @Shar0ck

Photos courtesy of Mark Ashe | @markashephotography

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Synthscape: December 5, 2005

This is the playlist for the December 5, 2005 broadcast of Synthscape: Eloquent – “Carte Blanche” Fr/action – “Crime Pays” Spiller – “Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love) [Spiller’s Extended Vocal Mix]” Michigan – “Red Dawn [Sunrise in Malta Remix]” Anything Box – “Where Is Love & Happiness” Channel 69 – “She Has Everything” Depeche Mode – “Precious [Misc. Full Vocal Mix]” Erasure – “In the Name of…

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Gig Survey 2022

It’s back! After the last two quiet years (2021 had two gigs, 2020 half that), my annual gig survey makes a welcome (to me, anyway) return. Previous years can be read at #gig-survey, and this year’s one can be found below the cut.

Top 5 shows of the year?

Muna, Chalk, 11th November

Against The Current, Chalk, 31st March

Poppy, Shepherds Bush Empire, 27th November

Lights, Chalk, 24th September

Carly Rae Jepsen, Somerset House, 11th July

Total number of shows?

Ten, significantly more than the last two years combined!

First show of the year?

Foxes, at Islington Assembly Hall, 2nd March.

Last show of the year?

Poppy, at Shepherd’s Bush Empire, November 27th.

Most surprising show?

Three different shows are tied for this, all of which took place at the same venue. In mid March Dana had been to see Bastille at Chalk, and while in the chippy that same night I noticed a pop-punk band were due to play there at the end of the month. I dropped £20 on the tickets, not expecting to go, and had a fantastic time watching Against The Current! Six months later I went along with Dana to a gig she’d bought a pair of tickets for, being vaguely aware of who Lights was, and had another fantastic time, so when she gently reminded me that she’d got an extra for Muna (a band I only really knew from one song with Phoebe Bridgers) I didn’t hesitate to accompany her, and was rewarded!

Most disappointing?

Foxes, not for the artist, but two years of not really going to gigs had made a lot of people forget their manners.

Farthest travelled?

Wembley arena, 56 miles or 90km from my front door.

States attended shows in?

Cheerful, grateful, euphoric, terrified, bored, knackered and achy. 

Venue most visited?

Chalk in Brighton, three times.

Worst injury?

My legs were terribly achy for the Sigrid gig, after Muna the night before and a day around London.

Most expensive ticket?

I think perhaps Olivia Rodrigo? Or Carly?

Band seen the most?

No repeats, everyone was one and done.

Best new discovery?

As alluded to above, I didn't pay the greatest of attention to Against The Current, Lights or Muna before seeing them live. Witch Fever were a fun support for Poppy.

Bands seen this year that also broke up this year?

None!

Friends made at shows?

None! Just the two gigs on my own (ATC and Poppy) and I didn't feel particularly social at either.

Band members met?

None that I've seen live, but I've hung out with Billy and Camille from The Subways a couple of times in Brighton.

Best souvenir from a show?

Just the two band t-shirts this year, a £10 Against The Current one and a £30 Poppy one. I wanted to pay a fiver for a Foxes hoodie but they only had small sizes left.

Longest time in line?

The longest was before Olivia Rodrigo, which ended up queuing round the block but that didn't take long to clear.

Shows seen from the barricade [front row]?

But as a consequence, we didn't make the front row for any.

Most shows in one month?

November had three...

Most shows in one week?

... Including Muna and Sigrid in successive days.

Biggest crowd?

Probably Christina Aguilera at Pride.

Any drunk encounters?

No, surprisingly! I stayed restrained with my drinking, and nobody around me was annoyingly drunk either.

Top 5 best 2022 concert moments:

1. As Sophie Ellis-Bextor launched into her 2001 number 1 Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) at Brighton Pride, I casually remarked to Dana and her sister Sophie that it was the first song ever played on an iPod. One of the lads in front of me, apparently within earshot, turned to me and asked if it was true, then immediately said to his friend group "guys! You'll never guess what I just learned!"

2. On a similar note, talking to Ian before Carly, the conversation turned to Avril Lavigne and I brought up my planned jukebox musical (Complicated: An Avril Lavigne Musical). He thought I was joking right up until I showed him the Google Doc with the song list and rough plot outline. After reading through and conceding that, yes, I was serious and yes, that could actually work, one of the girls behind asked if she could read it as well!

3. A small one, but during the blisteringly hot Sunday at Brighton Pride, the sight of a goth chap dressed head to toe in black leather, white face paint and all, cheerfully tucking in a 99 ice cream (flake as well!)

4. Against The Current felt like the first proper gig since, well, the last time I did one of these. Chrissy commented that with the state of things, they didn't know how many shows they'd get to perform, so were committed to throwing themselves into each show 100% - and it showed!

5. Muna was amazing, everyone in stage and in the audience were fully up for it, and the crowd was genuinely the nicest crowd at a gig I've ever been in!

Top 3 worst 2022 concert moments:

1. Foxes showed that some people had forgotten how to behave at gigs in the two years without any - the most egregious being the woman listening to WhatsApp voice notes, without headphones, in the front row.

2. Sigrid was unfortunately timed directly after such a great gig the night before, and off the back of a full day in London, I was tired, achy and grumpy.

3. This should've had more gigs to choose from. We planned a trip to Germany to see a couple of Aly & AJ gigs in March which were cancelled; we ducked out of Wet Leg in April because I really didn't see the hype; Dana had to miss the Olivia Rodrigo and CRJ gigs because of real life getting in the way; Pale Waves cancelled an in store because one of the band was ill; we didn't go to Sugababes because I was ill; and finally didn't attempt six hours of travel for Tove Lo because of rail strikes.

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1000 Tiny Magnets Show #360: January 14, 2022

1000 Tiny Magnets Show #360: January 14, 2022

1000 Tiny Magnets Show #360: January 14, 2022 ** indicates explicit lyrics Download :: Stream Artist, Track Slushii, Turn It Up, Ely Blancarte (Feat. Elvis de Yongol), De Lao Remix, Breaking Beattz, Halos, Spiller (Feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor), Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love), Nina Kraviz, Skyscrapers, Miane, Not Today, Habstrakt, The Sound, Paige, Nightfall, Rudimental (Feat. Josh…

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"Mo Soul" Player Playlist 30 September

1. B.D.M. Feat. Stingray Davies - Sting In The Tail 2. Gene Harris & The Three Sounds - Your Love Is Just Too Much 3. Dr. Lonnie Smith - Freedom Jazz Dance 4. Mustafa Ozkent - Zeytinyagli Yiyemem 5. Kashmere Stage Band - Super Strut Pt. I (Kenny Dope Remix) 6. Giovanni Damico - Italians In A Line 7. Suba - Felicidade (Buscemi Remix) 8. Kraak & Smaak Ft. Cleopold - Alone With You (Purple Disco Machine Remix) 9. Groovejet Feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Spiller 10. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - Inspiration Information 11. The Ambassadors - Ain't Got The Love Of One Girl (On My Mind) 12. Cymande - The Message 13. Stateless - Falling Into (Swell Session Boy Wonder Remix) 14. Kaidi Tatham - It's About Who You Know 15. Willie Hutch - Brothers Gonna Work It Out

If you really want to enjoy music and help musicians and bands, buy their lp’s or cd’s and don’t download mp3 formats. There is nothing like good quality sound!!!

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1979 - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! #SophieEllisBextor, cantante inglesa, con #TheAudience tuvo el sencillo № 25 del Reino Unido de 2000 'If You Can't Do It When You're Young, When Can You Do It', luego el sencillo № 1 del Reino Unido del 2000 con #Spiller, #Groovejet, If This Ain't Love'. Como solista, Bextor compuso el sencillo № 2 del Reino Unido de 2001 'Murder On The Dancefloor'. #RadioUnion https://www.instagram.com/p/CcLzBsqvWJ3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Synthscape: September 12, 2005

This is the playlist for the September 12, 2005 broadcast of Synthscape: Ultraviolet – “A Sea of Purity” The Lightning Seeds – “Joy” Royal Visionaries – “Back To Yazoo [Digital Explosion Mix]” Spiller – “Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love) [Spiller’s Extended Vocal Mix]” Darren Hayes – “I Wish U Heaven” The Nine – “Back To Life [The Renaissance Mix]” Michigan – “Red Dawn [Radio Edit]” Thomas Donovan…