Greetings friends, lovers of good music! Continuing to put together my weekly playlists, I'm happy to present issue 3 of Dancing Bee.
Turn it up and have a great Friday!
The talented Irish multi-instrumentalist sonplayer Daniel Blume, who won the BBC Young Composers Competition as a 15-year-old schoolboy, improves the quality of his tracks with every new release and his new track "Out Of Time", recorded together with the reputable Manchester producer and DJ TCTS is just a bomb for the dancefloor.
British musician Daverage J. Normal decided during lockdown to quit his corporate sales job and focus on his music career. Passionate about science fiction, vintage videogames, and playing synths and bass, he quickly found his sound and regularly delights in great music. We had a lot of fun with this track for Cosmonautics Day.
Italian DJ Roberto Pedoto, who started playing in clubs in the early 90's, succeeded in mixing lounge with house, and now he produces a lot of great funk, which will be good both in a club and at a cozy house party.
The German musician and sound designer Computerbandit from Frankfurt is leaning on old electro and once terribly fashionable electoclash in his music, and his new release "You are Digital" is a great gift for fans of retro aesthetics.
Young American producer Le Castle Vania is damn good at energetic EDM and Slap House, and his track "Afteer Image" is worth to be loved not only for the beautiful vocals of Mariana Bell, but also for the coolest old-school bass.
I've been following this Californian musician Durante for almost 4 years, and the way he treats familiar techno and tech house sound doesn't cease to please me. He mixes space sounds and exotic percussion, so I recommend him very much.
The novelties are great, but you shouldn't forget the classics either and it's hard to count how many thousands of times I've played this track Voodoo & Serano in clubs, and even in spite of it I still come back to it from time to time and get goosebumps from this tune.
The young French musician HOLOW has done a lot of noise in the music circles with his debut singles and authoritative blogs along with DJ Mag magazine have immediately awarded him the title of the main hope of the French electronic scene. Judging by his new work - the single "Chemicals" they are damn right.
California-based project Dance Yourself Clean has been making some of the coolest indie parties in the United States and taking advantage of the quarantine to actively encourage their friends to record remixes of their biggest hits. It turns out to be a lot of fun and they raise the mood on a solid five-plus.
German producer Stereov started to work with dance electronica at the age of 13 he started to write his first EDM tracks, and this spring he released a wonderful mini-album "Believe" with the track "Stay Strong" as one of its main highlights, on which epic brass meets melodic techno and deep house. Very atmospheric stuff!
I hope this playlist is to your liking. I'll be glad to hear what you think about the tracks above and, as a reminder, comments on this blog can bring you PIZZA tokens :)