Notable Dance Podcast #061

Notable Dance Podcast #61 by Notable Dance on Mixcloud

David Vrong – I Said
Ferreck Dawn & Redondo – Love Too Deep
Gorgon City ft Laura Welsh – Here For You
Hercules & Love Affair – Do You Feel The Same
Steve Silk Hurley – Jack Your Body (Doorly Club Rub)
Kissy Sell Out ft Holly Lois – The Promise (DSK CHK Vocal Remix)
Lodato – Welcome To My Head
Don Diablo – Knight Time
Jay Hardway – Bootcamp
Wolfgang Gartner & Popeska – We Are The Computers
Myon & Shane 54 + Late Night Alumni – Under Your Cloud (Tom Swoon Remix)
Cosmic Gate ft Eric Lumiere – Falling Back
Bright Light Bright Light – I Believe

(Picture of Cosmic Gate taken at Winter Music Conference 2013)

Notable Dance Podcast #057

Boy George – Feel The Vibrations (Hoxton Whores Vocal Mix)
Kissy Sell Out ft Holly Lois – The Promise
Felix Cartal ft Chloe Angelides – Ready For Love (POPROX Remix)
Mischa Daniels – Rango Tango (Original Mix)
Disco Fries ft Amba Tremain – Love Me Right (Original Mix)
Sidney Samson & Eva Simons – Celebrate The Rain (Original)
Disco Fries and Loopers – Exposure
John Dahlb?ck & Benny Benassi – Blink Again (Original Mix)
R3hab ft Eva Simons – Unstoppable (Extended Mix)
Tritonal & Paris Blohm ft Sterling Fox – Colors (John Dahlback Remix)
Dash Berlin & Rigby – Earth Meets Water (Club Mix)
Lustral – So Lonely

(Picture of Disco Fries taken at Amsterdam Dance Event 2013.)

SONG OF THE DAY: Kissy Sell Out ft Holly Lois – The Promise EP

DJ Producer Thomas Bisdee, better known as Kissy Sell Out of the beloved, multigenre-mixed show Kissy Klub that used to be on BBC Radio, is set to unleash ‘The Promise EP,’? his own twisted take on ’90s dance music. The title track is essentially a nu-house duet of singer Holly Lois and the overly effected male-sounding vocal that seems to magically appear in many recent tracks.? If you focused closely, pretty much every element could be trainspotted from a classic? track, yet the deft combination and smooth flow give it an incredibly fresh sound that would fit perfectly in a set with recent releases by Duke Dumont and Gorgon City.? While the other three tracks on the The Promise EP are strong and span dance genres well (oh, how it brings back memories of beloved speed garage), it is the quaintly-titled “Ecstasy” that stands out. With its blend of piano house (is that the hook from Happy Monday’s “Step On”?), classic techno, and a speed garage bassline,? it is truly a hands-in-the-air anthem.? Then again, can you really go wrong when harnessing the vocal prowess of classic diva Angie Brown on a ’90s-inspired dance record??

Image Courtesy of Carrillo Records.