We all know that David Guetta really sucks and the only thing it did great is to help to lift-up Axwell to the top of the house music charts. Guetta’s gang is for sure a good management team but the Guetta’s music is not music, is nothing more than what an 9 year-old boy could do with Apple’s GarageBand, anyway we are here to talk about S.H.M.
When I listened to Feel The Vibe in Summer 2006 in Valençia (Spain) for the first time I was really impressed by the groove, I felt that this sound could be something good for the next Ibiza’s generation and in fact, now Axwell makes everyone dance on dance floors all around the globe with the track Miami 2 Ibiza. Commercial. Effective. It works.
What is good with Axwell is that he diffuses commercial house with a constant peace and love message through the lyrics, he knows how to produce and finetune his own track to have a sound that is now even appreciated on major music television channels. The audience wants more and more. Axwell is for sure a top century Dj, and we are only in 2010…
I do not appreciate Sebastian Ingrosso and his music, sounds or style, so I will skip him.
Let’s talk about Steve Angello, I do not use to be on the dance floor when he spins around but the track Knas is a top 10 house track not for 2010, but for the last decade.
This release before Christmas is a nice commercial operation, the package contents is full of everything you need to hear and to know about the S.H.M. and you could wait for a single CD release and save money, but if you think S.H.M. is the world’s best commercial house makers, get your copy now.
Artist(s) / Artista(i) / Artiste(s):
Axwell
Steve Angello
Sebastian Ingrosso
Eric Prydz and more…
wasamix review:
A deep techno mood and deep ambient sounds in tracks compilated in this -international various artists- release from deeplimit, Ukrainian netlabel. A nice way to chill with electronic sounds, a perfect release for you next -in home- after party, I’ve enjoyed so much Gradient, Dublicator, Federsen and Izzat Man but the whole release worth a listen and a -free- download. Thanks to deeplimit and featured artists to share with us this deep experience with Third Dive, the netlabel deep techno must-have compilation of 2010.
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With Mushroom Jazz 7 Mark Farina delivers a state-of-the art mixed compilation that mixes genres and beats and keeps the listeners attention from start to end. You’ll listen to some jazzy fusion and Hip-Hop, down-tempo shifts up-tempo and some tracks arrive when you do not expect them and invite you to dance.
This is a stylish compilation made for multiple moods and situations. Chilling at the bar to refresh with a drink? Relaxing at home? Anyway, smile, enjoy, together, you are listening to Mushroom Jazz 7. A release you can hear to at any moment of the day because it is a real smooth lift-up of about 70 minutes of cool sounds.
What about the track selection? I really love Mark’s selected tracks from Jazz Spastiks, Tommy Largo (“Night Time”), Billa Qause and Dave Allison in order of appearance (in the mix and to my ears), also you will discover some world class tracks from Lurob, Slakah the Beatchild, Nathan G, Andy Caldwell feat. Rico de Largo, Joshua Heath, King Kooba, Colossus, Uneaq, Live Forever, Giano & Michael Knight, The Hue feat. Kissey Asplund. Nice !
Mushroom Jazz 7 is another big “lesson” – from one of the best dj’s ever- on how to get your audience to chill and enjoy a sound that is actually rare these days. Mark Farina spins the latest and finest jazzy tunes and shares with us a must-have Mushroom Jazz 7, something you can enjoy in pre-order with collector edition. At this point if you did not know about the previous installments in the Mushroom Jazz series, you’ll want to pick volumes 1-6 and play, enjoy and chillout!
Mark Farina
Mushroom Jazz 7
Mushroom Jazz Recordings
Release Date: November 9, 2010
wasamix:
A nice multistyled house compilation from Russian Federation, 2 tracks out of the mix, Cuthead “Low Water” and an awesome “Sweatlana” by Sören Matschiste…
from phonocake.org
It is believed, that those, who find a bloomy magical fern in the night of Ivan Kupala, will find happiness. However, in Gogol’s novel a young man finds a fabulous fern flower, that brings him nothing but a curse. Floral wreaths in water, reading the future, jump over fire – the old tradition of midsummers Ivan-Kupala-Day, with herbs, night swimming, talking plants, water magic – which fantastic ritual.
And we bring you the musical soundtrack for such a midsummer night’s dream. With tracks by different local activists and some old and new friends from russia. From Rostov-on-Don we can welcome and introduce Evgeny Light, from Moscow young Phil Gerus with a slightly preview on upcoming Phonocake release and with them our old buddies from Modul, with a track from their album “Over The Dew”, released on Biotronic.
The local part brings the tracks from the ETUI-label dudes Sören Matschiste and Insect O, check their latest compilation “TOMBOLA DER FREISINNIGEN 2″. Then we have Kunstoffbreaks’ Cuthead and Siggy Blooms in the house, both released fresh stuff online, check KSB. As a debut there are two tracks by local hero Gˆtterkreis, who is known from liveacts in town, and additionally one older fluffy track by Madstyle, ‘tested’ in diverse Psy Chill Outs.
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