Once again, DMb has the pleasure of introducing another up-and-coming UK act; Serotonin Thieves.
They have been picking up support from the likes of Fedde Le Grand, Shapeshifters, Damian Wilson (CR2), Lucien Foort, Danny Dove and Thommy Davis (Code Red). On top of this, ‘Can U Tell Me’ was picked by Pete Tong for his Fast Trax show. After the show, the track was signed to his Bedroom Bedlam label & EMI Music Publishing.
Serotonin Thieves are Ryan King & Scott Blake, who have been making dance music together for the past 6 years, creating their own label called Steal the Love Records. You can find some of their work on the net, including Coldplay and Kraftwerk reworks. Check out their myspace here:
www.myspace.com/theserotoninthieves
They have just returned from playing in Sligo, Ireland, after recently DJing for Kidology Records in London & Ibiza. They are also in the beginning stages of hosting their own night with Pete Tong’s ‘Future Stars’ the Bad Boy DJ’s at Herbal in Shoreditch, with their first gig down there on Sunday.
Early 2009 will see some of their new work released (for free!), so Dance Music blog will be keeping an eye out for these two in future… keep your eyes peeled!
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“The most important poll in dance music”
DJ magazine’s top 100 DJs poll 2008 is now three weeks away from closing, if you havent voted yet, click the link below…
http://top100djs.djmag.com/
Voters get a free track from Trackitdown and a digital copy of the mag as an incentive, so there is no excuse to not have your say.
You can vote for literally anyone (local DJ, favourite DJ etc..), and the poll is a 100% public vote, so the results show who really are the most popular DJs at the time.
Recent winners include Armin Van Buuren (2007), Paul van Dyk (2006, 2005) and Tiesto (2004, 2003, 2002).
The results will announced in London on 29th October.
After passing these guys at Global Gathering, I looked them up, listened to their work, spoke to them and thought that DMb readers should know all about them too…
JJ Metcalf and George Hilton, aka Vibrosis and Prof. Oblivion, won a Mixmag competition to open the Mixmag Terrace on the Friday, and their set proved that they were worthy winners! The Buckinghamshire (UK) duo are based in London, and are hoping to play some more big stages in the not too distant future. They play a wide range of styles, mixing some of the most unlikely tracks together – check out the Siegfried Android pages below to listen to some of them.
For Siegfried Android’s Global Gathering mix click here. Leave a comment if you want the tracklisting for the mix – it’s too long post up.
Siegfried Android Myspace and Facebook pages: www.facebook.com/pages/Siegfried-Android/10630644771 www.myspace.com/siegfriedandroid
Vibrosis told DMb: “Global was unreal! Seriously, we were in Belgium when we got the call, had to take a week out of our trip to do it, was stressful was but well worth it. Apparently we nearly got disqualified because the mix we sent Mixmag overran by like 10 minutes. The crowd were easily the biggest and best crowd we’ve played to so far - you guys just loved every bit of it!”
Ones to keep an eye out for in the future…
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After a few months away, Dance Music blog (DMb) is back!
From now on, we want to get our readers contributing more, so if you know of any aspiring DJs wanting to get themselves some free exposure, great mixes that need to be shared with the world, or any interesting articles etc, send them to the following address:
dancemusicblog@googlemail.com
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Keep an eye out for DJ Nth’s new mix to be posted up here soon…
DMb
