Newschool meets Oldschool…

Das trifft am besten die neue Verbindung der beiden verrückten Farbton Künstler Marcus Schmidt und Double C.
Dabei treffen 20 Jahre Erfahrung auf jugendlichen Leichtsinn und Übermut.
Das klingt nach einer Innovativen Mischung bei der die gute Laune und die Liebe zur Musik im Vordergrund steht.
Immerhin sprechen wir hier von den beiden verrücktesten Charakteren aus dem Hause Farbton.

The Message ist :
Feierei J……

Marcus Schmidt vs. Double

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Vogelmann – TechMix | Spring ’09 by vogelmann

For over sixteen years Ingo Vogelmann has been crafting his skills as a music producer, remixer and composer. Ingo has established himself as one of the most influential figures in the field of progressive dance music over the last 5 years as both a DJ, and a producer. This man has just cracked the surface of his love for music and it can only lead him – and those who are fortunate enough to hear his work – to higher places.

Ingo currently resides in Western Germany’s Ruhr Area – very countryside, near his birthplace. He spends an inordinate amount of time in his studio to work on his countless projects. Sitting beneath Ingo at work is like putting fingers into a wall socket. Do not speak to him, this man is in an altered state of consciousness!

Contact Info:

Label: 2musiclabel

Vogelmann@ SoundCloud

Vogelmann’s website:  ingovogelmann.com

Freaky Flow To Release New Album

LOS ANGELES, California, USA – September 1, 2009 – Freaky Flow, Canada’s most booked and best-selling drumandbass DJ, recently announced that on Tuesday, October 13, 2009, he will release his first DJ mix album in over five years.

The new project, “The Furious Factor”, is a concept record: Lexx and D-Region, owners of Canada’s longest-running active drumandbass label, Furious Records, approached Flow with the idea of having him mix a retrospective of their label’s catalogue. “Through the years,” explains Freaky Flow, “I’ve been a big fan of many of the songs released on Furious Records. When they asked me to do this project, it was a no-brainer. I just picked my favorite tracks from their imprint, and then we went into the studioto make this thing happen.” Flow and the Furious team next teamed up with New York’s Moist Music, bringing the project to international audiences, by way of traditional CD distribution, and the fast-growing digital distribution network. “The Furious Factor” includes fan favorites and classics like “The Way It Feels”, “Release”, “Terminator’s Theme”, and “Gentleman”, with a host of producers and re-mixers including D-Region, Division By Zero, The Ruffneck, Illfingas, and even Freaky Flow himself.

Enthusiasts can expect another healthy dose of pure, raw drumandbass.

Freaky Flow “The Furious Factor” (Short Mix) Furious Records

About Freaky Flow

Freaky Flow, originally from Philadelphia, PA, moved with his family to Toronto before reaching four years of age. He first took a serious interest in music at the age of eleven, mesmerized by soul jazz, garage house, and hip-hop. A few years later, Flow began spinning drumandbass and hip-hop, and has since performed in over 10 countries and sold over 70,000 recorded musical works. Recently, he relocated to Los Angeles, CA. For more information, visit Freaky Flow.

About Furious Records

Founded in 2000, Furious Records is Canada’s longest running drumandbass record label. Spearheaded by D-Region and Lexx, Furious Records is dedicated to bringing cutting edge drumandbass to the masses. For more information, visit Furious Records.

About Moist Music

New York record label Moist Music is North America’s foremost label dedicated to all genres of electronic music. With releases from Dave Seaman, D:Fuse, Christopher Lawrence, DJ Icey, George Acosta, DJ Sneak, and most recently, Freaky Flow, Moist Music hasamassed a catalogue unparalleled by any current electronic label specializing in the DJ mix album. For more information, visit moist music.

From the 8th to the 11th of October 2009, Netaudio Berlin will be gathering the international netaudio community for a four-day music and conference festival in Berlin, under the title “East meets West”. 2009 will mark the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Iron Curtain. We recall pictures of hands reaching out to pull people from both sides up onto the Berlin wall. The event will take place at Maria, a venue situated immediately on the former Berlin ‘death strip’ once dividing the city and the world into eastern and western hemispheres.

In recent years a netaudio landscape has emerged in the countries of Eastern Europe. Speakers, artists and netlabel managers from Eastern and Western Europe as well as from the USA are invited to find out more about the needs and possibilities, challenges and chances of netaudio under the various cultural frameworks and to discuss new opportunities for networking and collaboration across borders and cultures.

The musical focus lies on a selection of Berlin’ finest electronic music, namely, House, Techno and Minimal. However, many artists from the fields of Ambient, Noise, Dub, Drum’n’Bass, Pop, Triphop, Dubstep, Breakbeats, Drone, Hip Hop and Techdub will add to the varied musical program. Although the netaudio scene consists of artists mostly unknown to the broader public, many names have already earned international recognition. This is reflected in the lineup of the evenings programme, crowned by such illustrious figures as Pheek, D. Diggler, Erich Lesovsky, Marc Schneider, Goldwill, Tanith, Stereoshape, SCSI-9, Disrupt, Holger Flinsch, Marko Fürstenberg, and the Kraftfuttermischwerk. With over 100 participating artists spread over 3 nights, the netaudio festival gives a comprehensive insight into the various musical genres and brings netaudio music to life for participants and visitors. The day program includes numerous workshops and discussions with top experts as well as a film program, showcases, netaudio fair, and various contributions from other art forms.

The Berliner Crew has benefited from their experience during the previous Berlin Festival in 2007 and from their involvement with international partners in London, Moscow, Barcelona and Bologna. In addition to their ambition to further develop the netaudio scene worldwide, the organizers also hope to strengthen the position of Berlin as a hub between East and West, by integrating various netlabels from all parts of Europe. The organizers are sending a signal of exclamation to the netaudio community, especially in the countries of Eastern Europe that this will be the largest, most diverse and simply the most exciting Netaudio Festival of all time!

Full nightime lineup: www.netaudioberlin.de/artists
Tickets: tickets.netaudioberlin.de
Berlin Wall of Sound: berlinwallofsound.netaudioberlin.de
Logo and Online-Banner: www.netaudioberlin.de/media/#banners
Festival and Party Flyer: www.netaudioberlin.de/media/#flyer

Press Release

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DLF.TV’s Heather Hartnett interviews Singer/Songwriter Bettye LaVette about her part in the Change Begins Within Benefit Concert.

Source: David Lynch Foundation TV

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