Showing posts with label James Talk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Talk. Show all posts

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Chris Lake Beatport August 2010 Chart


Tracklist:
01. Pitto – Sea Lion Woman
02 .Tiga – Overtime (NT89 Remix)
03. Mark Henning – Sweet Atom (Original Mix)
04. James Talk & Ridney – Forever (Chris Lake Remix)
05. Tube and Berger – Kreidler Flory (Original Mix)
06. ATFC – Guru – Original Mix
07. Martin Dawson – Sunday Smoking (Original)
08. Formatb – Dog Tag (Sebastien Leger Remix)
09. Wehbba – All I Need
10. Anthony Acid Feat. Method Man – Hit and Throw (Muzzaik Remix)

Friday, August 13, 2010

James Talk & Ridney - Forever [ remix pack ]


The weather is hotting up and so are the releases. 'Forever' is already a tune of massive proportions and has been ripping up the Vodka Limon soaked clubs of Ibiza. Now it gets the Chris Lake treatment and, in true Lake fashion, expect big beats and quality studio trickery. Tech house purveyor Ramon Tapia joins the party supplying a solid groover that will be sure to be heard across parties from Berlin to Ibiza and last, but by no means least, Ghosts of Venice complete this monster package with a twisted French house rework reminiscent of a late 90's Crydamoure vibe that will blow your mind. You better believe that this is the soundtrack to the summer!!
Tracklist:
01.Forever (Chris Lake Remix) 06:58
02.Forever (Ramon Tapia Remix) 06:56
03.Forever (Ghosts Of Venice Remi 06:07
04.Forever (Original Mix) 07:00
Preview Original Mix:

Friday, July 23, 2010

Wally Lopez - Rocking Year (James Talk Remix)


One of the unsung heroes of the UK house music scene, James Talk has gone from a fledgling producer and DJ championed by Pete Tong to a global star, gracing the world’s most respected labels and clubs on a regular basis.The 27-year-old Southampton talent has been DJing half his life, and over the last 7 years has carved a name for himself in the production world as one the most talented groove-makers around. Whether it’s the straight-up, chunky acid and tech house sound that he’s best known for, or the flashes of anthemic genius in his tracks with Ridney (Sunshyne and their Pet Shop Boys-approved rework of West End Girls both chosen as Tong’s Essential New Tunes), his productions are always filled with colour, character, and funk.Having graced world-leading labels like Get Physical, CR2, Bedrock, Noir, Saved and fabric in recent years, he’s kicked off the new decade in sterling form with his stomping, peak-time remix of M.A.N.D.Y. vs Booka Shade’s Donut – with the latter loving his version so much that they’ve asked him to remix their stone-cold classic Manderine Girl. In addition, he’s got releases coming up throughout 2010 on acclaimed labels like Blu-Fin, Great Stuff Recordings and Global Underground.

Preview: