#John John Rocks Solomun

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Festa Plush apresenta: SOLOMUN - 22/Nov Rio de Janeiro

Festa Plush apresenta: SOLOMUN – 22/Nov Rio de Janeiro

A PLUSH é o primeiro passo de um grande Festival que aterrissará em breve no Rio. Através da criatividade, queremos impactar os amantes da boa música, proporcionando experiências audiovisuais marcantes e inspiradoras.

Depois de ninguém menos que Jamie Jones comandar nossa pista no final do ano passado, chegou a vez do “big boss” da Diynamic Music mostrar porque é um dos maiores nomes do mundo da…

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My Very Own Venom Playlist.

This is going to be a long-ass post, as it’s 125 songs:

Monday – The Glitch Mob remix (from Step Up Revolution)

(They Long to Be) Close to You – The Carpenters

Insolvent Insomniacs – Big Solution (a band from my hometown, so that’s prbl nowhere to be found, I got it off MySpace way back then)

A Sea to Suffer in - My Dying Bride

After You’ve Gone – Swingin’ Fireballs (a swing band from northern Germany)

Ain’t No Sunshine – David Garrett

Hit The Road Jack – Amacord (German acapella group)

Another Love Song – Insane Clown Posse

Being Happy – Blake Neely; original score music from the show Arrow

Be The One (With You Remix) – Dua Lipa

Beautiful Loser – Bob Seger

Chaos Surrounds You – Brian Tichy

Buckets of Blood – Twiztid

Sleepless – Cazzette feat. The High radio edit

Can’t Wait to CU – Chaim

Channel Suite 1 – The Cinematic Orchestra

Charge – Elbow

Nocturne op.9 No.2 – Chopin

Real Love – Clean Bandit & Jess Glynne

Comes Love – New York Ska Jazz Ensemble

Confusion – New Order (from Blade 1 – Bloodbath scene)

Could You be Loved – Joe Cocker

Crazy in Love – The Baseballs (German rockabilly band – they rock!)

Crazy Little Thing Called Love – Queen

Crazy Man – Prodigy

Danza Kuduro – Don Omar ft. Lucenzo Ietra

Dark Side (feat. Sen Dog of Cypress Hill) – Kottonmouth Kings

Death Note – Twiztid

Despacito – Luis Fonsi ft. Daddy Yankee

Disclosure – You & Me (Flume Remix)Closer – Dj Nil & Anthony El Mejor feat. Mischa

Do You Really Know? – Twiztid

Doesn’t Make it Alright – The Specials

Don’t Blame it on that Girl – Matt Bianco

Empire State of Mind – Jay-Z and Alicia Keys

Erlösung – Forgotten Forest (German Black Metal band)

Happyness – Front 242

Gallery of Suicide (explicit) – Cannibal Corpse

Hold My Girl – George Ezra

Give Med It – The Cure

Good Morning Heartache – Jamie Cullum feat. Laura Mvula

HA Ha HA Ha HA Ha – Twiztid

Hello – Walk off the Earth feat. KNRFX

Honey Sun – Elbow

I Knew You Were Trouble – Walk off the Earth

I Love You Much too Much – Swingin’ Fireballs

I Sometimes Wish I was Dead – Depeche Mode

Interlude – Jamie Cullum

Let it Go – James Bay

I’d Love to Change the World – Jetta Matstubs remix

Pale Reich Last Night on Earth – Joel Mull & Sasha

Diamonds – Josef Salvat

Juggalo Family – Dark Lotus

Jungle Drum – The Baseballs

Kill With Us – Twiztid

Kill Your Mother/Rape Your Dog – Dying Fetus

Killing in the Name – Cover version off YouTube, feat Sophia Urista

Memories – KSHMR and Bassjackers feat Sirah

Transfatty Acid – Lamb (Kruder & Dorfmeister mix)

Lebnsleid Kapitel II – Forgotten Forest

Little Bitch – The Specials

Love Me Do – Beatles

Lovesick Blues – Jamie Cullum

Drift and Fall Again (feat Lola Marsh) – Madsonik

Intoxicated (original club mix) – Martin Solveig & GTA

Memories – Like Mike

Moanin’ – Gregory Porter

Flirtin’ With Disaster – Molly Hatchet

Nepenthe – Sentenced

Never Let Me Down Again – Depeche Mode

New Day – David Garrett

New York Morning – Elbow

No Tears – Tuxedomoon

Nite Klub – The Specials

Out of Space – Prodigy

Outsider – Ramones

Out of this World – Jamie Cullum

Wicked Games – Parra for Cuva feat Anna Naklab

Peace not Greed – Kottonmouth Kings

Alive – Pearl Jam

Psycho Therapy – Skid Row (Ramones cover)

Rattle my Cage – Rehab

Sack O��Woe – Jamie Cullum

Shape of You -  Walk off the Earth

Ease My Mind – Skrillex feat Niki and the Dove

Slaughter – Billy Preston (that one is from the Legend soundtrack!

)Slayers – John Carpenter’s Vampires

Smack My Bitch Up – Prodigy

Somebody’s Story – Solomun

Somebody to Love – Queen

Downhearted Blues – Son House

Fell on Black Days – Soundgarden

Missing – Sunset Child feat Bianca

That’s Life – Swingin’ Fireballs

New York City – The Chainsmokers

Burn – The Cure (from The Crow)

The Empty World – The Cure

Anal Lust – Exhorder

The Walls – Dark Lotus

They Told Me – Twiztid

To Have and to Hold – Depeche Mode

Under the Lotus – Dark Lotus

Closure (feat Drew Love); Collapse; Flaws; Killing Me to Love You; Someone to Stay; Vapour – all by Vancouver Sleep Clinic

W.I.C.K.E.D. – Twiztid

Waiting for the Night – Depeche Mode

Walkin’ – Jamie Cullum

Walking in My Shoes – Depeche Mode

Washed up and Left for Dead – The Selecter

We Don’t Die – Twiztid

Welcome Home – Twiztid

What’s the Matter – Milo Greene

Whenever there is You – KOOP

Woe Woe – Twiztid

World in My Eyes – Depeche Mode

Worlds Collide – Louden Swain

One Foot in the Grave – X Pistols

Your Love – Prodigy

Never Forget You – Zara Larsson, MNEK

Ich Liebe Dich – Fritz Wunderlich

Back in My Arms – Hattie Littles (also from the Legend soundtrack!)

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Traxsource Top 100 Minimal / Deep Tech 2022-05-10

DOWNLOAD: https://thedjmusic.com/music/traxsource_top_100_minimal_deep_tech_2022_05_100

DATA CREATED: 2022-05-09 TOTAL: 128 GENRE: Minimal / Deep Tech

Adonis Rivera - 303 Fever (Original Mix)

After The Tide - Call Me Baby

Alberto Segador - On My Posse

Ander P - Creatures (Original Mix)

Andrea Giudice - Straight N Shake (Original Mix)

Ankel - I'll Never Be Free (Original Mix)

Anton C - Dancing On The Floor (Original Mix)

Archie Hamilton - The Universe

Bizen Lopez - I Love Buttons

Bizen Lopez - Made to Impress (Original Mix)

Carloh - Ritmo Rico

Catz 'n Dogz, Megane Mercury - Kiki (Solomun Remix)

Champloo - Dizziness

Charlie Iapicone, Samuele Atria - Sky

Chicks Luv Us - Freakon

Cla$$ & JCult, Jho Roscioli - To Da Beat

Cormac - I Don't Wanna Talk

D'Julz - Highway

Daan Steenman - Plastic Surgery (Jamback Remix)

Dale Love - 1 D0N'T W4NT T0

Daniel Sanchez - Boogie Boy

Daniel Steinberg - The Brain

Danny Snowden - Mist (Original Mix)

Darius Syrossian - Mercy Me (Jordan Masters Remix)

David Berrie - Warp 2000

Davide Toschi - Insomnia (Original Mix)

Dieru - Mono (Ray Mono Remix)

Dimmish - Vibes (Original Mix)

DJ Sneak - Some More (Original Mix)

Djoko - Inside of Me

Djoko - Rapture

Eddy M - Back Home Again

Eddy M - Really Really Hot (Original Mix)

Eddy Malano - I Wanna

Edwin Oosterwal - Elasticity (Dennis Quin Remix)

Enzo Siragusa - ICV (Double Flake Mix)

Fabe (GER) - Different Loop

Fabian Krooss - Unchained

Fhaken, Sergio Saffe - Spicy Girl (Original Mix)

Fleur Shore - Brothers

Fleur Shore - Manizer (Original Mix)

Fleur Shore - Set Me Free (Original Mix)

Flowfat - Rhythm (Original Mix)

Francesco Parente - Dirty Sheep (Mendo Remix)

FreedomB - Planetary Hallucination (Ben Sterling Remix)

Gabriele Toma - Party Don't Stop (Original Mix)

GoldRed - Everything

Gorge, Oliver Schories - Oyama

GruuvElement's, Cotoraci - Right Now (Extended Mix)

Hassio (COL) - Leolopolis

Holmes John - Booty Swing

Illi - Dodgy Cobbler

Jaden Thompson - Closer

Jamback - Motion

Jamie Trench - After The Hour

Jamie Trench - Elemental

Jansons - Moving On (Original Mix)

Jason Xmoon - You

Jay Mosley - Setting Sun (David Kinnard Remix)

Jeronimo Roncati - Basic Technique

Joe Vanditti - Whole Life

Joe Vanditti, Michel Talle - IPAP

John Deluxe - Yeah (Original Mix)

Joseph Cordova - Universo (Original Mix)

Josh Butler & Dennis Cruz - Coming Up

Julian (AR) - Suddenly (Original Mix)

Julian Millan - Agape

Kahu - You Rock

Karl Reyes - Dreamed About (Jona Cerezo Remix)

Kristin Velvet - Eat the Drum (Prok | Fitch Eat the Bass Remix)

Latmun, Ben Sterling - Just Like

LAVY, Job De Jong - People Society (Cut Version)

Lee Onel - Bloom (Original Mix)

Legit Trip - Too Many Times (Original Mix)

LewRaz - Early In The AM (Original Mix)

LewRaz - Move My Body (Vales Remix)

LewRaz - My Life (Original Mix)

LewRaz - Obsession

Look Out - Let Your Body Go (Franky Rizardo Remix)

Lucio Agustin - Babel

Madvilla - Gelato Dream (Original Mix)

MANT - Sometimes

Marco Strous - LOL

Max Chapman - House Your Body (Original Mix)

Max Dean - Loving Saturday (Original Mix)

Mendo - Minimal Flavour (Original Mix)

Mendo - Single Ladies (Original Mix)

Mike Jaguar, Fernando Meza - Crystal

Mr.diamond, LEON (Italy) - Rum

Nick Bennett, SamSilva, WilHvlm - Harlem Love (Original Mix)

Nick Curly - Sway (Extended Mix)

Nicola Brusegan - 0032 (Original Mix)

Niteplan - 020

O.B - Se Puede

Odette - Dirty Gysele

Okain - Still Here (Original Mix)

Okain - Voyager 1 (Leo Pol Remix)

Oscar Barila - Loyalty to Gold

Paolo Dominique - Greetings From Cantabria (Original Mix)

Pedro Campodonico - Like This Beat (Original Mix)

Pollo Hermano - The Apex Of The Flight (Original Mix)

Pornbugs - Limon (Mihai Popoviciu Remix)

Pressa (UK) - First Move

R.Hz - Gleam (Ilya Schulz Rmx)

Rapa - Wachting Me

Richie Tune & Eduardo Tuccillo - Urakane (Original Mix)

Rob Manuello, Daniele Allegrezza - Bahia (Original Mix)

Rods Novaes, Arthus - Gudam (Koloniari Remix)

Rods Novaes, Arthus - Leagan Numai (Koloniari Remix)

Roger Sanchez - Not Enough (Josh Butler Remix)

Roy Vision - Mean Track (RV Hard Dub Mix)

Sailor & I - Thinking About You (Radio Slave feat. Thomas Gandey Remix)

Samu.l - Skyline

Sante Sansone - Exit

simas - Benja

Slugg - Whats Going On (Original Mix)

SOFAT - Vibes All Night

Solique - Reflection

Southall - The Way

Space Jump - Make It (Original Mix)

Steve Bug, Cle - Butterflies Speak Poetry (Original Mix)

Steve Bug, Matthias Tanzmann - Jupiter Jellyfish

Steve Lawler - Karma (Tripmastaz Olds Koolie Remix)

The Mekanism, II Faces - Cafe Con Leche (MADVILLA Remix)

Toman - Am I Conscious

Tonis, Narda - Quicksand

White Off - Club (Original Mix)

Winx - Hypnotizin' (Original Mix)

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Album & EP Recommendations

Another absolutely stacked week for new music so no single Album of the Week, instead five records and five tracks all well worth your time. My suggestion would be to simply pick the ones that sound intriguing and dive right in – here’s what’s good...

Swimming Static by Elder Island

June is here, the sun is out (in the UK at least) which means summer has officially arrived. As if on cue, Bristol-based indie electronic outfit Elder Island have this week released their incredible sophomore effort, Swimming Static - and already it is an early contender for the soundtrack to the summer.

Opening on a whisper of atmospheric strings and synths on Embers, it is hard to not get immediately pulled into the sonic wonderment the trio present. From that point on it is simply great track after great track, from the infectious pulse of Purely Educational, the magical neon glow of Small Plastic Heart, the bass-driven growl of Feral to the bluesy, soulful groove of closer Late at Night. I will also say it is a more synth-pop experience to their debut, but you can also evidently hear how their sound and craftmanship has been honed since their first effort too.

There are also two standout tracks here for me, the first being the mightily catchy Sacred, with its classic dance beat and hypnotic chorus. A brilliant track that will have you singing, dancing and then hitting the repeat button to do it all again. The next is the album’s centrepiece, Queen of Kings, that begins with a string-tinged medieval melody, which wouldn’t sound out of place as the backdrop to an episode of Game of Thrones. That is until the track quickly evolves, suddenly transforming into a futuristic club banger. It makes for quite a mesmerising contrast and a dazzling moment right at the heart of the record.

All in all, this album is simply all killer and no filler and one I can see myself returning to constantly over the coming months. If the sunshine is getting you in the mood for a dance, then I honestly can’t recommend this album enough.

Cavalcade by Black Midi

However, if this weather is instead making you want to strap on your headphones and settle in for a weird and wonderful experience on a long walk instead, then look no further than Black Midi’s Cavalcade. Coming off the back of their highly acclaimed, Mercury Prize-nominated debut Schlagenheim, the pressure was certainly on the experimental London rock outfit to deliver big with their follow up. My experience with that record, I certainly enjoyed parts of their debut but could never really get invested in it to the same degree that I know other people did. Cavalcade, however, is quite a different story.

Here Black Midi return at their experimental, genre-defying best, but at the same time everything here feels more calculated and considered – dare I say it, more refined. To be clear though, this is not a cohesive listen – the band still erratically jump between fascinating elements of jazz as well as math, prog and art-rock. But that is not a negative point, that is very much a big part of this album’s charm.

From the tense stuttering strings of opener John L, to the early-Wild Beasts theatrics of Marlene Dietrich and Chondromalacia Patella, to the psychedelic shoegaze of Diamond Stuff, Black Midi absolutely revel in the chaos that they paint here. The album eventually draws to a triumphant close, with the waltzing magnificence of the 10-minute epic Ascending Forth, by the end of which you’ll be hard pressed to not be completely blown away.

Overall, Midi objectively set a high standard with their debut, but this expressionist masterpiece means they have somehow still exceeded expectations. Schlagenheim was easy to admire but hard to love, this time around with Cavalcade, for me at least, Midi achieves both admiration and adoration.

Nobody Is Not Loved by Solomun

Outside of these two year-best records, electronic artist Solomun also released his wonderful guest-laden new record this week. Whilst Jamie Foxx on soulful opener Ocean and Tom Smith from Editors singing through a vocoder on closer Night Travel provide two of the highlights, it is arguably Solomun on his own for euphoric single Home that offers the best moment of the entire record.

Life’s A Beach by Easy Life

It would be easy to sell R&B outfit Easy Life as the UK’s answer to Mac Miller, but that would be a disservice. Bursting with originality and natural charm, this chilled-out, slickly smooth record sees the Leicester group take elements of hip-hop, pop and even jazz to forge what it is quite an enchanting debut from start to finish.

Reprise by Moby

And finally on the albums front this week, dance legend Moby teams up with the likes of Gregory Porter, Jim James, Mark Lanegan, Kris Kristofferson, Skylar Grey, Mindy Jones and more, for some beautiful, orchestral reimagined versions of his classic hits. Somehow the likes of Natural Blues and Porcelain sound even more majestic.

Tracks of the Week

People, Let’s Dance by Public Service Broadcasting

It has been a huge week for tracks this week too, with musical historians Public Service Broadcasting the pick of the bunch, dropping what is easily one of the best songs of the year thus far.

Their next album, Bright Magic, will see the band explore Berlin’s musical history, with this first taster the perfect introduction to the timeless sound of that city. A fusion of Depeche Mode, Kraftwerk and Giorgio Moroder, with a smattering of David Bowie to top it off, this is a song that manages to feel both warmly familiar and gloriously refreshing at the same time. To top it off, they also released the perfect video accompaniment featuring some brightly coloured roller skaters doing some synchronised dancing on a pier – linked above for you to watch for yourself.

How Not To Drown by CHVRCHES & Robert Smith

A collaboration that just feels oddly right, the Scottish trio team up with The Cure legend for a moody, atmospheric, synth-soaked belter of a track. Although incredible right the way through, the spine-tingling moment comes during the song’s outro thanks to the ghostly vocals of Smith being cast over some hauntingly melodic guitars. Absolutely stunning.

Catch You On The Way Back In by Spector

Having already treated us this year to their fantastic compilation record Non-Fiction, Spector have now announced plans for their fourth album Now or Whenever due for release in October. The first taste of this new record features some wonderfully buzzy guitars and an earworm chorus that you’ll struggle to not stop singing in your head for hours after listening.

Midnight by Creeper

Southampton-based goth rockers Creeper have also dropped the brilliant first taste of their forthcoming EP American Noir, which is a typically theatrical ballad that’s wonderfully capped off by a soaring guitar solo in the track’s second half.

Lost Cause by Billie Eilish

And finally this week, Billie released her latest single from forthcoming album Happier Than Ever, a bluesy, understated break-up anthem that sees her tear into her undoubtedly regretful ex-boyfriend.