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| News | James Fitch and Mark Storie interview Posted: 22 Jul 2008 10:06 PM CDT With a impressive collection of house and electro releases already under their belts, James Fitch [pictured] and Mark Storie look destined for the top. I caught up with them as they released their collaborative single 'Bad Boy' - available exclusively here on Beatport. |
| News | Top Trance Track: Solarstone ‘4Ever’ Posted: 22 Jul 2008 08:26 PM CDT Trance music is often criticised for not being as good as it was in the 90s. So if you want a trance record to take you back to your early clubbing days, then Solarstone's '4Ever' is the track for you. |
| News | Burial nominated for Mercury award prize Posted: 22 Jul 2008 06:49 PM CDT Burial, the anonymous dubstep artist whose 2008 album, 'Untrue', has been nominated for the 2008 Nationwide Mercury Prize. |
| News | Free download! Release Yourself wallpapers #2 Posted: 22 Jul 2008 05:22 PM CDT If you're a big Release Yourself fan, be sure to check out these free RY desktop wallpapers. There's two designs to download this month and each month Release Yourself will be giving Beatportal fresh new designs. Download them after the jump! |
| News | Melt Festival in the City of Steel Posted: 22 Jul 2008 11:57 AM CDT The first important thing to know about the Melt Festival experience is the immense presence one feels when surrounded by giant industrial machines from the mid-twentieth century. These machines form the impressive and expansive background for the five stages of amazing music for three days and nights. Ferropolis, “the city of steel" (or iron) is where Melt festival has been for several years, and it is an open air museum near Dessau, Germany. Just to give you an idea of the size of these machines, we’re talking 30 meters high, 120 meters long, and some of them even weigh in at nearly 2000 tons. |
| News | Interview: Steve Hulme, Director of Pacha Recordings Posted: 22 Jul 2008 11:00 AM CDT Pacha is one of the biggest brands in dance music, having successfully spread its sophisticated club formula to the four corners of the world through a strong network of club franchises. There are Pacha nightclubs in New York City, Buenos Aires, London, Sao Paulo, Munich and Madrid, and the original Pacha nightclub in Ibiza is considered to be one of the finest venues in the world. But surprisingly, the twin-cherries powerhouse has never offered the label's catalog digitally. Until today. Pacha Recordings has big ambitions to become one of the biggest record labels in house music, and with 30 years of Pacha success behind it few will stand in its way. Beatportal caught up with Steve Hulme, Director of Pacha Recordings, and grilled him about the label's big plans and why he thinks it'll be a top 5 label on Beatport before the year is out. |
| News | Top Track: Tim Toh ‘Two’ Posted: 22 Jul 2008 01:31 AM CDT Tim Toh's 'Two', apart from being a great example of alliteration, is a quality deep house tool for DJs willing to take chances in their sets. 'Two' on the outset is a painfully slow, bongo led house record, but if you speed it up to about +8% pitch, it rocks. It serves as the perfect beat-drop to lay down vocals or techy rhythms over the top. |
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