Tape.Side.Two
A blog for Electronic Dance Music enthusiasts. If you like your house, progressive, and trance served hard and real, with refreshing upbeat attitude, then you've found the right spot.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Indie goes clubbing!
Why does indie rock translate so well to the dance floor? Well, I guess that's a question for the DJ, but here are a few gems I found...remixes of a few tracks off Death Cab for Cutie's latest album put together aptly as the Keys and Codes Remix EP. Please enjoy and you can buy these from iTunes.
What do you think of the sound the producers gave to DCFC's songs? Good? For me, I think it sounds quite nice for sitting by the pool in the afternoon, nursing a hangover during Winter Music Conference.
What do you think of the sound the producers gave to DCFC's songs? Good? For me, I think it sounds quite nice for sitting by the pool in the afternoon, nursing a hangover during Winter Music Conference.
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Record Fair Hits NYC
Good Saturday Morning to you. I hope you have your weekend agendas set for great tunes with great friends...and for all you bedroom DJ's, no slacking on the turntables. Get in there and work them every day, even on weekends. No days of rest for the DJ. That's for sure. Below is a snippet I found in Mixmag's online magazine. This article was written on September 29, 2011 so note the date difference. The event already occurred, but I thought it would be interesting for my NY readers. It could possibly be something you may want to plan for this coming year, as well as keeping track of a number of organizations whom create such events. Remember to keep it all jotted down in your notebooks.
29 September 2011
29 September 2011
October 8 in New York City will see the Superstar DJ Record Fair dancing it's way into the Brooklyn Flea market. The 4th annual event also will feature the U.S. introduction of the Independent Label Market, bringing in top labels with separate booths where, in addition to manning their own booths, label heads will be taking turns spinning special sets throughout the day.
Labels like, Fool's Gold, and Domino will have booths, as will Jagjaguwar, Secretly Canadian, and many others. Collectors will have to get their early to snag what they want, but if nothing's left once you get in, you could always kill time at the album-cover face-painting booth.
More information on both the Brooklyn Flea and the Superstar DJ Record Fair can be found at brooklynflea.com and independentlabelmarket.tumblr.com. Happy hunting!
By: Aaron Gonsher
Labels like, Fool's Gold, and Domino will have booths, as will Jagjaguwar, Secretly Canadian, and many others. Collectors will have to get their early to snag what they want, but if nothing's left once you get in, you could always kill time at the album-cover face-painting booth.
More information on both the Brooklyn Flea and the Superstar DJ Record Fair can be found at brooklynflea.com and independentlabelmarket.tumblr.com. Happy hunting!
By: Aaron Gonsher
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Sin City or Dance Capital?
Hey guys, and my lovely ladies. Here is something from the grab bag. I offer a little video snippet which I thought you might find interesting. I got it from MTV News and basically it gives the latest on how the club and DJ scene in Las Vegas is causing some waves. "House" music, as it referred to in the video, can be found everywhere and at every club, or so it seams.
However, I wonder...what other sounds Las Vegas is allowing to be heard in it's clubs. After all, the music has to attract an audience, which brings in the patrons, and keeps the club open (infusing it with cash.) I wonder if other clubs, or the lounges, or the after hours nights are bringing some talent from the entire spectrum of EDM. Would a Talent Coordinator from a major club like Tao, for instance, or Rain, bring in a Dubstep DJ? Dear God!?! Honestly, would there be an audience for such a talent here in the states? Other than me, who else would show up?
But let's not get lost. Take a look at the video below and see how the club scene is thriving. It is always good to see the crowd pulsate with the energy of the "house" music delivered with passion by the DJ in the booth. So with your hands in the air and your ipod set to your classic house mix, check out the video. It's only a minute or so long, so no worries about documentary lengths for my ADHD readers.
So that is your homework for today. Just do not forget, when finished viewing, to make sure and switch on your iPod immediately after. You just might feel as if you are actually there.
After, go outside and lay in the sun, then you will really get the Vegas vibe, but do not forget get your favorite drink and some SPF....then you'll relax and loosen up nicely. After all, isn't that the reason we head to Vegas for a great weekend with friends?
However, I wonder...what other sounds Las Vegas is allowing to be heard in it's clubs. After all, the music has to attract an audience, which brings in the patrons, and keeps the club open (infusing it with cash.) I wonder if other clubs, or the lounges, or the after hours nights are bringing some talent from the entire spectrum of EDM. Would a Talent Coordinator from a major club like Tao, for instance, or Rain, bring in a Dubstep DJ? Dear God!?! Honestly, would there be an audience for such a talent here in the states? Other than me, who else would show up?
But let's not get lost. Take a look at the video below and see how the club scene is thriving. It is always good to see the crowd pulsate with the energy of the "house" music delivered with passion by the DJ in the booth. So with your hands in the air and your ipod set to your classic house mix, check out the video. It's only a minute or so long, so no worries about documentary lengths for my ADHD readers.
So that is your homework for today. Just do not forget, when finished viewing, to make sure and switch on your iPod immediately after. You just might feel as if you are actually there.
After, go outside and lay in the sun, then you will really get the Vegas vibe, but do not forget get your favorite drink and some SPF....then you'll relax and loosen up nicely. After all, isn't that the reason we head to Vegas for a great weekend with friends?
Vegas Is 'The New Ibiza'
Vegas Is 'The New Ibiza': "Vegas is more equipped to handle the volume year round," Jason Strauss says of Sin City in comparison to Ibiza.
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