electronic

This nugget by one half of Partial Arts Al Usher has been gracing our sound systems for a good two months, but I was looking to couple it with another track or a piece of news. I found the news I was looking for a few days ago, there’s a new bunch of remixes from Gatto Fritto, Mark Seven and Prins Thomas.

Making covers of well known stuff are almost always a good catch. However getting to do a cover album of the greatest electronic anthems ever straight on is a mammoth task. Simply for the fact that these are really the biggest electronic anthems ever and you don’t have the chance to go wrong.

Another post by a newcomer who we hope to see on board with his selections from time to time. Tumel’s a music freak from Istanbul, who is mostly into electronic/indie stuff, but he has some classical music, kitsch 80’s pop, and techno under his belt too. Here’s his first post in 2 parts, which feature some cool covers he’s selected.

The amount of music (and the signal to noise ratio) is growing exponentially in todays world, and it’s getting more and more important who you ask for remixes today! Fortunately, it’s not a problem for Tosca boys. First they are the coolest guys from Vienna. I mean, who would refuse Mr. Dorfmeister or Mr. Huber? Second, they have an exquisite taste in music and this CD is the final proof for me!.

We’ve featured both Jamie and Herb here last year, and what better way to start of 2006 with this song. This song has Herbert written all over it. He’s the master of creating this minimal beat that involuntarily makes you swing, and although I agree Gonzales’ mix is just as nice, I think this version has given the song a new charm.