Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Some songs to get you through the week!

MUSIC FOR YOU! 

Alright ya'll it's that time of the week again for me to give y'all and update of what is going on and what is new and exciting. There is no artist that I am going to focus on today, but instead going to give y'all some great music to get you through the rest of the week. 

As you know the holidays are going to be coming up soon and the New Years plans should be starting to take shape. If you have not gotten around to that you should really start thinking of that. I am going to next week give y'all a listing of some of the New Years stuff going on here in Austin and the surrounding area. Till then enjoy these songs and have a wonderful HUMP DAY! 



Don't miss Dirty South This weekend at Kingdom 11/23

Check out this sick song by Pryda (Eric Prydz) 

Check out this uptempo straight from the West Coast feel to help you get through this long week. 



If you missed the announcement by Deadmau5 that he was quitting twitter after a long and successful run on the social media site and are now confused by this like we all are then welcome to the club. He has said that he will continue with the account, but it will now me managed by his management team (lame). Anyways you can still follow him on twitter to get updates on new music, but for now check out these 7 songs that he posted, each one named, in Latin, after the seven deadly sins, so sit back and take a ride to hell with the Mau5 (*warning this isn't what you are expecting, but damn does it hit the soul nice) 

Signature Calvin Harris with a great song, it seems that Djs have really taken a liking to remixing Passion Pit and I can't say I mind.




SHOWS: 
Dirty South @ Kingdom 11/23 (find me I'll be there)

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

If you thought Above and Beyond made you cry before....well their acoustic stuff will even more.


If you have been living under a rock for the past year you may have missed this, but Above and Beyond did something totally new in the EDM scene and set out to produce an all acoustic show. From all accounts it sounds like it was a smash hit in the two locations they have performed at so far, London and at the legendary Greek Theater in L.A. 

If you have seen Above and Beyond before you know that the show holds a very powerful emotional effect over the adoring fans that pack their shows in every city. With Tony McGuiness (on acoustic and electric guitar, vocals, mandolin, and ukulele), Paavo Siljamaki (handling piano, cello, and vibraphone) and Jono Grant (handling Rhodes piano, guitar and vibraphone) and a sixteen piece band behind them they seem to have recreated it into a even more spine chilling deepness then ever before. With Zoe Johnston, Annie Drury, and Alex Vargas handling vocals for them it was a night to be remembered. I have yet to find the whole set to even listen to, but from the videos I have seen and the articles I have read the crowd was mesmerized by what seems to be a more appreciation for the fans that so love and adore Above and Beyond. 

With the both nights at the Greek Theater selling out and the release of a studio acoustic album by the trio and a film about their acoustic show in London, which is done by VICEs Thump channel. There are sure to be many more chances to catch this new show by Above and Beyond. Until that time check out the videos and songs below from their acoustic show in LA. Also like always at the very bottom you can find some fun shows in the Austin area coming up



Here is an amazing live version for your enjoyment from their show at the Greek Theater.



Watch as Skrillex comes on stage as he joins our boys on stage for Back Room Boy

Shows: 

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Let's talk about Jody Wisternoff


Ah good ole Jody Wisternoff, what a pleasure it is to have a chance to share in his magical sounds. As I will assume more people reading this have not heard of Jody Wisternoff, expect for a select few, and that is a real shame. 

Jody is a product of decades long work in a whole spectrum of different genres of the dance music world, from hardcore to electro house to progressive house, he has seen and done it all. He has settled down now in the progressive house feel and it seems to be going splendidly for him. 

Jody started in the early 90's in Bristol and would work with his brother (Sam Wisternoff) and then would later meet Nick Warren. Nick and Jody would team up to form the progressive house group called Way Out West, which still turns out music and tours to this day. Jody would also embark on a solo mission and released his first solo album 'Trails We Blaze' in 2012 which was released on the Anjunadeep label. Jody has since been with the Ajunadeep label and heavily involved with Above and Beyond. He can be seen opening for them in both the final episode of TATW and the 50th episode of ABGT. 

Jody's downbeat and progressive house sound is one that takes you on a musical journey that is deep and meaningful. The deep beats that he can lay down and the incorporation of  tribal music that he uses in his sets give his show a unique feel that most people do not have. His shows will take you on a extraordinary journey, far away from the club you are in and into a place way out west. 

If you have not seen Jody Wisternoff yet, put him on the  list of must see djs, with him just visiting our great state I doubt we see him back soon but keep your eyes peeled, till then let me give you some good show dates coming up and some good tunes from Jody...enjoy.




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