Booyah! It’s summertime and this is our first summer & beach soundtrack for you!

Esclusive and amazing house and electro-house music for your ears, your feets, your booty… shake it shake it shake it!

Here is the playlist:

1. Stardust / Avastar
2. Movement I / Fcojav
3. Electro House 4 / J. Blasco
4. Jargaz / TBH
5. Eastern Vibes / Roberto Bandini
6. Gollywop / 51Beats
7. Walkampfchampagne / Erdbeerschnitzel
8. She’s Older / Underlivinline
9. Lo-Fi Nights / Ensono
10. Moon 6 (Love Motel rmx) / Fluydo
11. Deep Attack / Sasha Knyazev
12. GHOSTY after125BPM (master) / BIGSMALL
13. The Expectation / Flint Hayerr
14. Good Times (Grek Ferro Extended Remix) / Dj G. Fabio
15. So What / Isthiss
16. Erotic Fantasy (side-chain mix) / fideldeejay

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Good electronic music from Luxembourg!

It’s a 4-tracks EP, with minimal atmospheres and a massive techno / trance fingerprint on all the tracks. If you like fat sounds on heavy rhythm-line, you’ll find it your favourite track for sure.

The most ethereal, enchanting and hypnotic — so the one we prefere over all — is the 1024th Floor. It’s an instrumental track that bring you inside a new dimension, through a stellar trip, from one galaxy to another.

Under My Skin and It’s Your Life are the most minimal ones, with good atmospheres, funny singing over an always present electronic arpeggiator.

If you like the fast&furious groove, you’ll like Illusive. An hypno-fast-trance-techno-vocal track with a great bass and rhythm line.

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Hungry Lucy is a duo composed by War-N Harrison & Christa Belle, that produce atmospheric electronic music, with some trip-hop influence.

Pulse of the Earth is a 10-tracks album that remembers in many parts the most electronic album made by Madonna, Ray Of Light. If you like Frozen, you will appreciate also this production.

Pulse of the Earth is also the name of the track we like to start, the second one on the album. It’s almost oniric, with a good singing and atmosphere, on an interesting rhythm phrasing.

In Bumble we like the electronic piano groove and the tranquility over the whole track.

Hill is less atmospheric but more incisive and groovy. We like the synth bassline and the bigbeat used in the refrain.

Wandering ends the album with a faster rhythm and an involving sound, if you wish to dance, this is the track for you.

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The album of miss Kellee Maize is an absolute and pleasant discovery! An eclectic example of various genres blend, all supported by electronic music.

Put it on a enthusiastic mood, and you get the Aligned Archetype. Simply excellent.

Start with the “smooving dancefloor” Future Remix: fast rhythm, hypnotic sound, hip-hop rhymes. You can’t stay stopped.

Then relax yourself with Signs, a great indian percussive track. We so loved it that we used for our second Downtempo Selection. If you like it, listen to Pulse, too. A well done indian hip-hop.

If you like dancehall music, you will love Godette. A smooving dubstep / dancehall track with a great bassline.

Do you still have energy available? Well play loud Friday Night Flu Remix: a great back in fabulous ’70s!

We also loved Third Eye, a sort of album hymn.

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Really pleased to announce the second issue of the Bazzmann Downtempo Selections!

Here is the playlist:

1. Have No Tyrant / SGX
2. Empty / t r y ^ d
3. Blue Chaos / Realaze
4. Respiro / Fcojav
5. Correre sulle case / Marco Connelli
6. Apathy to the Devil / Strange Zero
7. Frasi che / Luca Bazz
8. When the chips are down / Xaviant Haze
9. Plume / Silence
10. Do not disturb / Dikital
11. It’s heavy to breathe / Sasha Knyazev
12. Ghetto blaster / Sachango
13. Invisible walls / Revolution Void
14. Demain, comme hier! / Ogg Vorbis
15. Moon 4 / Fluydo (Fluydo vs Ice One rmx)
16. Signs / Kellee Maize
17. Cheyenne soul / MEA (FrenchLAB)
18. Orbital movement / Frank Molder
19. Pulse of the earth / Hungry Lucy

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This is the first release of our Jamazine Selections, made to offer an added value to our reviews, but mainly because we deeply believe that it’s the best way to help and improve the promotion of good artists all around the world, from indipendent netlabels.

So, welcome aboard.

Every release is, and will be, under the Creative Commons license “Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.0 Generic”. This because of some artist choosed this license, and we believe is a good thing keep their choice protected here, too.

In any case, if you like some track, please refer directly to the artist’s official license to know what you can do with it.

As you can note on this release, every selection could contains more than one track from an artist: this happens only because they work good inside the selection we have in mind.

Take a look of the playlist:

1. RADIO IS DEAD / Digital Drug
2. MEAT / Digital Drug
3. HOLOCAUST / k4n
4. MANIPULATIONOLOGY / Digital Drug
5. DAVID CROCKET AU PAYS DES BOSSUS / k4n
6. FIXATE / Fugue State
7. SAD SALSA ZOMBI SONG / Eclectek
8. WAV34 / dteix
9. NEXT LAST DAY / Dj Shawan
10. GOODABYE TO ALL THAT / Dj Shawan
11. TECHTRONICA / Dj Lux
12. LOCKED INSIDE / Dj Shawan
13. FUSTERCLUCK / Fugue State
14. GYRE AND GIMBLE / Fugue State
15. MARCHER DANS LA RUE / Realaze
16. DOWNTOWN / Dj Lux
17. LOVE’S MIND / Antonio Sacco
18. YOUR RMOVE / Conny Olivetti
19. HALCYON / SGX
20. SUNSET 14 / Sharp
21. MOUNTAINTOP GUITAR / Sharp
22. REST IN SPACE / Sapienx FX
23. PIER / Façades
24. CANYON / Sharp

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Oniric is an italian duo born in 2005 by Carlo De Filippo and GianVigo (Gianpiero Timbro).

Very refined, this album involve different sounds and is really elegant and some time sparkling.

Very well played, mixed and performed from the first song, City Lights, delicated and ethereal, to the last one, Going Home, made of guitars and  and percussions.

Virtuality, track number two, take you in a technological future world.

Deuterium, track four, gently smart  your ears: good swing!

Absolutely involving Bliss, track five, that can  make you picture a flight over a sunny beach.

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Even if it seems to be an incomplete album, or at least an experimental one before the real release, the Alieninvasion is a good friend for your working time. You have no voices or too much groove changes, just a linear, simple but effective composition.

You just have to play it, and forgot it.

This EP starts with Unendliche Weiten, an old style track that remember the glorious battles and fights on the first home computer… Spectrum, VIC-20, Commodore 64, Atari… and so on. When less was more. Less bits to use, but more creativity.

Sigal aus dem All is short, melodic, smooth and silky.

Bringing you to the 90′s, Die Invasion is more dark then other tracks, with latin percussions and a 90′s synth groove.

Maybe Geisterstadt is the poorest track in composition and arrangement, but equally effective.

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This EP by Donderevo is a little gift for the Xmas holidays, with nice idea to put inside not just one genre, but various songs to listen. Even if the main groove is rock.

Christmas Christmas is the opening most rock track, with a funny timbal drum to remember that it’s a Xmas song.

Christmas for One is one of the two ballads included in this EP, it’s completely performed with electric piano, voice, some bell and tambourine. Very nice.

We Will Lie Beneath is the other speediest track of the album, a little bit indie and brit rock grooved.

Holy Christmas is a rock-blues old style song. We really like, maybe is the best track of the whole EP.

And, closing this work, you find Xmas, an electronically-magically experiment. Really magic and funny.

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A winning album by mXsProject, the third one of this italian band.

An electronic job that mix chillout, ethnic, world and ambient music in a nice fresh whole.

The first song, Aramis, is a good beginning that makes you enter in a relaxing and calm state of mind.

Rhythm will grove in the second song of this album, Deep Kaos, taking your ears in a whirl of different sounds.

In Hi-Yuko, track number four, you can find a fascinating oriental sound: grate vocals!

Motionless Andament, track five, has  an acestral core, misterious and obscure.

Nu Delhi, the last song, turns out the ethnic soul of this album using traditional indian instruments like sitars (indian striged instruments) and tablas (a typical indian drum).

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