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[Deep House] Borgeous & Shaun Frank – This Could Be Love (The Rooftop Boys Remix)

Posted by TMN Staff - February 11, 2015

Borgeous & Shaun Frank
This Could Be Love (The Rooftop Boys Remix)

With the most romantic day of the year only three days away, dance music fans will begin to scramble to construct the perfect playlist to set the mood just right. Favorite genres will most likely include future bass, tropical house, future trap, deep house, and maybe some melodic dubstep. Hyberbits and Bender, more formally known as The Rooftop Boys, decided to release a brand new remix of Borgeous & Shaun Frank‘s “This Could Love” along with some relationship advice on their Facebook page.

The producer duo promise fans that they won’t have to watch “50 Shades of Grey” if guys show their significant other this track, and we’re hoping they’re right. Their remix of “This Could Be Love” delivers the perfect amount of sexiness, playfulness, and energy to dabble on the line of romantic and fun. The Rooftop Boys continue their spree of feel-good remixes that simply take away any worry in the world. Check out the remix below and grab the free download!

EDX – No Xcuses 206 [TMN EXCLUSIVE]

Posted by TMN Staff - February 10, 2015

EDX
No Xcuses 206 (Presented by TheMusicNinja.com)

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Just yesterday, EDX left fans with a cliffhanger when he released a teaser for his upcoming original, “Remember House.” The Swiss DJ/producer has shown no sign of slowing down in 2015 – especially with his sensational weekly podcast series, No Xcuses. Every week, EDX serves fans an hour long mix of the most flavorful house music in the game.

This week, we are thrilled to exclusively premiere the 206th episode of No Xcuses at The Music Ninja. This week’s episode skillfully showcases the stylings of Jack Holiday, Mike Mago, David Vrong, Zonerling, and many more. Keep your week on a high-note with No Xcuses 206 and be sure to snag the free download on iTunes

TRACKLIST:

01. Eelke Kleijn – Mistakes I’ve Made (Zonderling Remix) [Spinnin]

02. Dr. Kucho & Gregor Salto Featuring Ane Brun – Cant Stop Playing Makes Me High (Oliver Heldens & Gregor Salto Vocal Extended) [Spinnin]

03. Jack Holiday – Yes (Original Mix) [PinkStar]

04. EDX – Remember House (Played in ENOX 203)

05. Dear David – I’ve Been Waiting (Umek & Mike Vale Remix) [Icons]

06. UMEK feat. Waka Flocka – Cheezin (Original Mix) [Spinnin]

07. Gorgon City ft Jennifer Hudson – Go All Night (Nicky Night Time Remix) [Virgin]

08. Me & My Toothbrush – One Thing (eSQUIRE Piano Remix) [Promo]

09. Avicii – The Nights (Mike Mago Remix) [PRMD]

10. Lika Morgan – Sweet Dreams (Original Mix) [No Definition]

11. Digitalism – Second Chance (David Vrong) [ZEROTHREE RECORDS]

12. Starkillers & Dmitry KO – Sriracha (Original Mix) [Size Records]

13. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano ft. KiFi – Come Follow (Original Mix) [Spinnin]

[Deep House] EDX – Remember House (Teaser)

Posted by TMN Staff - February 9, 2015

EDX
Remember House (TEASER)

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Maurizio Colella, aka EDX, has been a machine the past year in developing his thriving career. Between forward thinking originals, exquisite remixes, his weekly No Xcuses podcast, and his recent ‘Progression of Sound’ US Tour, we have begun to think that Colella has a super power that does not require sleep. To keep fans on their toes once again, EDX previews his newest original, “Remember House,” that is out via Enourmous Records on March 2nd to kick start the festival season.

EDX has created a niche in the dance soundscape with his trademark blend of progressive and deep house that fans immediately feel in love with. After a first listen of “Remember House,” it seems that EDX may be taking a slight departure from his signature sound. EDX layers a throbbing bassline with vintage vocals and entrancing pad work to deliver a club banger that still resembles his beloved progressive style. Although EDX throws us a curve ball with “Remember House,” we will be excited to see what other tricks he has up his sleeve for 2015.

Be sure to check out EDX‘s last remix of Nora En Pure and Sons of Maria’s “Uruguay” that has been #2 on Beatport Deep House Charts and #12 on the Overall Charts. Grab your copy here.

[House] OMI – Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix)

Posted by TMN Staff - February 9, 2015

OMI
Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix)

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Having already conquered the charts in 18 countries, German producer/DJ, Felix Jaehn, is setting his sights on America with his tropical house rendition of OMI’s “Cheerleader.” The up-and-coming star has grown alongside the rising deep house movement, gaining steam with his unique blend of sun-soaked instruments, uplifting melodies, and beautiful vocals. His remix of OMI’s hit “Cheerleader” serves as the perfect introduction to the world for the immensely talented youngster, as the mellow personality and strong composition of the track shine through. Coming from a classically trained background, Jaehn’s musical talent is clearly evident in this track, as it boasts a strong instrumental base of rich piano chords, stirring trumpet harmonies, and stunning saxophone riffs that come together to give the track a summer lovin’ vibe.

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[Future/House] Zeds Dead & Oliver Heldens – You Know

Posted by TMN Staff - January 29, 2015

Zeds Dead & Oliver Heldens
You Know (Original Mix)

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At its base, future house evolved as a genre when it drew from the elements of established genres like funk, deep house, tech-house, disco, and many more. Oliver Heldens saw the lack of groove in big room music when developing his trademark style and saw a possibility for it to be combined with house to be suitable for the main stage. Zeds Dead, on the other hand, have played a monumental role in the development of harder dance music styles and have released tracks of too many genres to count. When we heard they collaborated on a track, we immediately speculated as to what it could sound like.

The musical baby of Zeds Dead and Oliver Heldens, “You Know,” rides the coat tails of the future house movement but exudes a special charm. The Dutch young gun and Canadian producers keep listeners on the their toes as they guide a future funky house train that contains various components of drum n bass, cheery synth dabbles, and scraping bass snarls. Overall, “You Know” presents a combination of the best of both artists and sets both Oliver Heldens and Zeds Dead for massive 2015.

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[Deep House] Disciples – They Don’t Know (Justin Jay Remix)

Posted by TMN Staff - January 28, 2015

Disciples
They Don't Know (Justin Jay Remix)

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While big room and progressive house have dominated the EDM scene since its explosion, the underground is beginning to slip its way into the spotlight of major festivals and media outlets. Claude Von Stroke’s DirtyBird Records just recently celebrated their 10 year anniversary of being a leader amongst forward-thinking labels and is home to some of the scenes most promising talent. 22-year-old producer, Justin Jay, was taken under the wing of Dirtybird not too long ago and has developed his own impressive career in a rather short time. He continues to surprise fans with every move he makes and is set up for a monumental year with a secured spot on Holy Ship! and an forthcoming EP on Pet Recordings.

Justin Jay thought it was appropriate to bring out his darker side to fans with his first remix of the year as he takes on the UK’s Disciples‘ “They Don’t Know.” Storming in with a whirlwind of gritty bass shivers, spine-tingling synth chords, and conniving vocal manipulation, the LA prodigy exhibits what true imagination exists in his musical brain. Although this remix does not accommodate to the cheerful crowd, Justin Jay is sure to expose open-minded fans to a world they have yet to travel into. The remix will be released on February 22nd via Pete Tong’s FFRR Records.

[House] Carl Cox – Space Terrace Ibiza Mix

Posted by TMN Staff - January 19, 2015

Mixmag
Carl Cox Direct From The Space Terrace In Ibiza

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This week sees Mixmag release a classic 2007 Carl Cox mix, which once saw the light of day with an old issue of the magazine. For those who are a fan of the British DJ and producer, you will know the
significance of his Space Terrace Ibiza sessions, and this set comes from one of these events just a few years back.

Seamlessly blending a myriad of house and techno influences, Cox drives the listener on an expansive journey, covering many classics. A small selection from the tracklist includes “Shake & Pop” DJ Sneak remix (Green Velvet ft. Walter Phillips), Elio Riso & Raffunk’s “Ego vs. Ego” and “Street’s Sounds” from Joachim Garraud.

This impressive set is now available to get your hands on – grab it here.