Monday, October 1, 2012

Reload


Well here we are. It's Monday. Another week has officially begun and what better way to start it off than with some swanky new tunes. The new Tommy Trash and Sebastian Ingrosso collab, Reload, is exactly what you would expect from the two progressive house gurus. SHM likes it, I like it. Worth the download. 


The next track is a Mark Knight remix of the TEED track Your Love. It is a classic. I can't get enough of it. 


It wouldn't be a week without some of that Dirtybird. Slaptop recently posted the Dusky remix of Justin Martin's Don't Go from the recently released remix compilation of Ghettos & Gardens. You should definitely give it a listen. I have included two of my other favorites. Ooooof. 



Cheers, 

Shake 




Sunday, September 30, 2012

Woohoo!


49ers spanked the Jets and the SF Giants have clinched a spot in the playoffs. Whether you are from the bay or not, I have three songs for you to be happy about on what is traditionally the toughest day of the week. Woohoo!

Some funky deep disco vibes to get you in the dancing mood.

If you haven't noticed, we here at FYH love Justin Martin. London based producers Dusky put their own take on his single "Don't Go".

One of my artists to watch in 2012 Deniz Koyu bring his signature big room feel to a beautiful Miike Snow original.

Yours Truly,

-Slaptop


P.S. Do not miss that Nicolas Jaar remix that Shake posted below


Mushrooms


Strange songs are the only answer for this sleepy fall day. 




- Shake 

Friday, September 28, 2012

The Beginning Is Near...


It's Friday. The beginning is near. I have a bit of an eclectic post lined up to prepare you for the weekend ahead. To start, I have some pulsating power trance greatness from my favorite Argie duo, Heatbeat. Next, I have the newest track from John Dahlback, a nifty little progressive monster. Finally, to finish things off,  I have included something from Fehrplay. It's deep, dark, and oddly irresistible. Enjoy. 




- Shake 


Bonus: 

A tech-house-esque gem that Steve Angello recently played at his Pacha show in NYC. 


Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Out Of The Black


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In a few days, Alex Ridha aka Boys Noize, is releasing the follow up to his 2009 album "Power" ominously titled "Out of the Black."  After seeing Boys Noize tear it up at Electric Zoo a few weeks back (easily one of the best sets of the festival), I couldn't be more excited.  Somehow MTV got the rights to preview the entire album, so check out the video above and enjoy.  A couple singles have been released already, "XTC," an ode to everyone's favorite party favor, and "What You Want," the first track off the album.  Both are exceptional, as well as MMM's take on the former.  Check them out and make sure to catch Alex live if you get a chance.  You won't be disappointed.

XTC (Original Mix) - Boys Noize

XTC (MMM Remix) - Boys Noize

What You Want (Original Mix) - Boys Noize

- Thieves

Monday, September 24, 2012

It's Now Or Never


Anjuna is going too hard to hang with right now. I want these links to stay up as long as possible, so I'm not going even to post the song titles or anything. If you're a trance fan, then trust me, you'll love these.






-Tank


Friday, September 21, 2012

Destinations/Moments


There has been a steady flow of Anjunabeats releases lately: something that will keep my spirits afloat, even in the darkest places. As we all know by now, "life is made of small moments." And who knows where they will take us. Fitting right into this Anjuna-mantra are Genix's latest releases:




-Tank


Thursday, September 20, 2012

My Favorite Mau5


Deadmau5's long awaited album >album title goes here< was leaked today. And, of course, we have it for you. The mangy mau5 changes it up this time around. I haven't quite decided what I think. That being said, it is most certainly worth a listen. Cheers. 
















- Shake