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Et il a produit un son des Black Eyed Peas avec Guetta & Mark Knight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7k1Skvd3NU

C'est de la bonne soupe pour les BEP je trouve ce titre....

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stevezz a écrit :https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/con ... 7s%20Chart

Les tracks sont bons, mais alors quel manque d'ouverture de la part de Funkagenda...il joue que les tracks de ses compères ? Ou alors c'est pour faire un gros coup de promo mais j'ai du mal à croire qu'un chart beatport ait autant d'influence ^^

Vu le nombre de tracks provenant de la nouvelle compil Toolroom, je pense que c'est pour faire de la promo

flooker a écrit :

stevezz a écrit :https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/con ... 7s%20Chart

Les tracks sont bons, mais alors quel manque d'ouverture de la part de Funkagenda...il joue que les tracks de ses compères ? Ou alors c'est pour faire un gros coup de promo mais j'ai du mal à croire qu'un chart beatport ait autant d'influence ^^

Coup de promo, en effet il est quand même ouvert à beaucoup d'artistes mais préfère surement playlister les morceaux de ses amis Mark Knight, Paul Thomas, Kim Fai et consorts pour faire un peu de pub et aussi car ce sont ses potes.

PS : Ce chart te plaira d'autant plus

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Just when you think you know an artist, they creep up on you with something a little out of the ordinary and leave you scratching your head. Then you have Toolroom Knights Mixed by Mark Knight 2.0, which is less about stealth and rather a full on frontal attack that will hammer through any previous boundaries you may have created for the Toolroom Records chief. The result isn’t head scratching either, but more likely to be burst ear drums and sore dancing feet, as we’re treated to a genre-busting feast of electronic music that refuses to be pigeonholed and is sourced from the deepest and most obscure corners of Mark’s own personal Toolroom.

CD1 begins with the sweet summery vibes of ‘Break Up’ by Sasse before inspiring your groove hormones with the infectious horns of ‘Parklife’ and the contagious beats of Audiofly’s ‘1999’. Then Mark’s first appearance, as remixer on ‘Save Us’, shifts gear and propels the mix to peak time tech house, quickly followed by a series of exclusive tracks recorded especially for this compilation. Adam S provides the twisted military funk, next Mr. Knight returns with the gushing warmth of ‘Mannheim’, a tribute to the city all about the groove, and then ‘Club Politics’, Mark’s ode to the aspects of clubland we could all do without.
By now we’ve blown 2 speakers and the ice cannon has run dry, but the cavalry arrives in a sequence of climaxing minimal tech before the monstrous ‘Phat Planet’, revisited by Mark and Toolroom buddy Funkagenda, keeps us sprinting to the finish line of a frenzied mix representing the full breadth of the dance music spectrum.

Straight into CD2, we enter deep house territory, courtesy of Soul Minority, and the yet to be released bliss of ‘Lisbon Sunrise’ by S Groove. Then, more exclusives from Funkagenda, in the form of relentless atmospheric techer ‘Do Geese See God’ and the more classic Toolroom sounding power of ‘Breakwater’, sharpen the tension and reveal the dark side of Toolroom Knights. There is industrial techno throb - Tiger Stripes style - and pulsating loops from Bedrock boys, Digweed and Muir, as well as yet another unseen track, this time D-Formation’s melodic anthem ‘Signs and Portents 09’. Somewhat fittingly, the finale sees the mighty Faithless with ‘Music Matters’, Toolroom Record’s 100th release in fact, and Mark Knight himself on typical stellar remix duty.

Toolroom Knights Mixed by Mark Knight 2.0 is a challenge to your senses, it’ll make you soar on a seemingly endless rhythm before dropping you into a pool of drowning electronic tech and then teasing to rescue you with an elusive crescendo. More than anything though, it is a challenge to anyone who thinks they know Mark Knight and Toolroom, to well and truly think again.

Toolroom Knights Mixed By Mark Knight 2.0
Release Date : 1st June 2009
Label : Toolroom Records

Tracklist :
CD 1
1. Sasse - Break Up
2. Ragga Fonda – Libell
3. Andre Crom & Luca Doobie – Parklife
4. Audiofly – 1999
5. Black Science Orchestra - Save Us (Mark Knight’s Rulin’ Mix)
6. Saeed Younan – Kumbalha
7. Adam S - What’s Occurring
8. Mark Knight – Mannheim
8.1 Hedgetrimerz - Do You Feel It (Acapella)
9. Mark Knight Feat. Dan Diamond - Club Politics
10. Matteo DiMarr – Addicted
11. Mark Mendes & Mike Jacinto – Relic
12. Kalva & Paul Thomas – Rizer
13. Richard Dinsdale & D-Unity - Monday Evils
14. Leftfield - Phat Planet (Mark Knight & Funkagenda Remix)

CD 2
1. Soul Minority - A Soul Thing
2. Matt Masters - Deep Or What (Milton Jackson Remix)
3. S Groove - Lisbon Sunrise
4. Funkagenda - Do Geese See God
5. Workidz & Randall - Delta 51
6. Funkagenda - Breakwater (Dataworx Code Mix)
7. Alan Fitzpatrick – Amsterdam
7.1 Foremost Poets - Moonraker (Acapella)
8. Ismael Rivas & Luis Damora - Black State (Steve Nocerino Remix)
9. Tiger Stripes – Heat
10. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Aquatonic (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)
10.1 X-Press 2 - Smoke Machine (Acapella)
11. Wolfgang Gartner & Francis Preve - Yin
12. D-Formation - Signs & Portents 09 (Original Rework Part 1)
13. Faithless - Music Matters Feat. Cass Fox (Mark Knight Remix)

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Flauta Magica => http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRKm-O9zncg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ( Dominique - Do it flute )

La partie flûte est une boucle Logic toute faite si jamais, pas de création là dedans ( Che Flute aussi d'ailleurs ).
Malgré tout j'aime, les dernières prod' de Funkagenda et consorts ( Mark Knight,..) ne m'ont pas déçues .

D'ailleurs je trouve la petite pub beatport (c'est la pochette de l'EP aussi) bien stylé.
Par contre j'aime aucune des tracks , ça reste bien en dessous du remix de Phoenix qui est une véritable tuerie !!!

La prochaine compil' Toolroom sera mixé par Funkagenda et sortira le 9 Novembre

Tracklist :
CD1
1. Âme - Doldrums
D. Ramirez & Mark Knight - Colombian Soul (DJ Tool)
2. Sebo K & Metro - Saxtrack (Feeling Dub)
3. Jimpster - Just The Kind Of Girl
- DJ Gregory - Tropical Soundclash (Acappella)
4. DJ T. - Mr. Piano Hands (Vinyl Mix)
5. Adam Shaw & Tim Weeks – Jesmond
6. District One - Dubcrystal
- Mutiny - Ya'Self (Yaccapella)
7. Adam Shaw – Frog Face
8. Funkagenda – Zomg
9. Matteo DiMarr - Drumbotto
10. Siwell – Kenya
11. Funkagenda & Kim Fai Present Yam Yam - Gayfest
- Muzzaik - Fat Patchy (Accapella)
12. Mark Knight & Funkagenda - Flauta Magica
13. Lützenkirchen - Munich Clubbing Supreme
14. Paul Ritch – Carrrrrramba (Monkey Mix)

CD2
1. Crazy P - Love On The Line (Funkagenda’s Reprise)
2. D. Ramirez - Satur8
3. ThreeSixty – Kore
4. Funkagenda – Lmaoblade
5. Adam Shaw - Far Cry
5. Nadia Ali – Rapture (Accapella)
6. Mark Knight & D.Ramirez V Underworld – Downpipe
7. D Nox & Beckers - Cala A Boca (Meat Katie Remix)
8. David Amo, Julio Navas & Andrea Bertolini - Nervioso (Olivier Giacomotto Remix)
- Martijn ten Velden & Lucien Foort – Bleeep! (DJ Tool)
9. Sydney Blu & Matteo DiMarr - Panic Attack
- BT feat Kirsty Hawkshaw - Running Down The Way Up
10. Paganini Traxx - Zoe (Funkagenda Re-Dux)
- Steven Mestre & Wilson Santos - Judgements (Accapella)
11. Riktam & Bansi - Bass Master Zorro (Jerome Isma Ae Remix)
- Kirsty Hawkshaw - Face to Face (Accapella)
12. ThreeSixty - Cruise Control
13. Nick & Danny Chatelain – Rumba
14. Mark Knight & Funkagenda – Good Times

Ah d'accord je comprends son délire de Zomg maintenant.

Merci pour l'info Ruru !

Gros coup de gueule de Funkagenda à propos du piratage

STOP PIRACY!!!

I do hope you all like my compilation... I did put a lot of hard work into it... Literally mixed my hands away to bloody stumps. Disapointing to see that of the promos that we sent out of my album some people decided to share it on the internet... How nice of them...
I mean really, you get sent music for FREE and all we ask is that you give us your thoughts and that you DON'T share it. Is that too hard??? WTF is wrong with people? You work in an industry that you are killing by filesharing... You are effectively signing your own P45 you cunts.
Honestly you people who are involved in filesharing just don't fucking get it do you? You are not just ONE person... You are altering a collective world view on the cost of music. If you subscribe to the concept that music for YOU is free then you are letting others believe it is free for them too! You like my music? You like anyone elses music? THEN BUY IT!!! You want promos before anyone else? Then do what I had to do, and what all the people before me had to do... Work hard... Get Good... Then people will send you promos!!!
This belief people have that it is their god given right to take what they fucking want makes me sick to my stomach. The thing that worries me most is that the promo list for this album is small... And it was global Journalists. But you don't seem to see that once the music industry is gone, you won't have anything to write about you fuckwits!!!
Honestly I am so upset now. Watching the industry do this to itself is like watching a heroin addict slowly scag himself to death. Think of it this way people. We try to teach our children the difference between right and wrong. Do we really want them to think that theft of ANY kind is right? As the concept gets dliuted and they get to our age, what will THEY think it is ok to steal?
The internet is gonna get bigger and so are the possibilitys for crime... Quash this concept NOW! Just because a crime is faceless it does NOT make it ok... You just become part of a much bigger problem.
If I can't convince you that music theft is still theft then you will go on stealing. So I just make my feelings heard to those who listen.
People keep telling me I have to "Adapt"... To what? The acceptance of crime? No thanks... And how exactly does a record label - a business that earns money from SELLING music - adapt to being unable to sell music?
It has honestly shocked me how many people are just ready to roll over and die on the piracy matter... Maybe we can't change anything... but should we all turn around and say "Yeah ok whatever... Steal from me... I will adapt..." Fuck off...

Sortie d'un nouvel EP sur Toolroom par Funkagenda :

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H3lix / Nobody Listens To Techno

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En tout cas vraiment pressé d'écouter ça, H3lix me transportait déjà y a quelques mois, je veux voir ce que ça donne maintenant

Voilà le bon lien : clic.

Pas mal sinon cet EP, j'aime bien ! Surtout H3lix.

Merci Jerem' pour le lien
Une nouvelle fois du très bon boulot de la part de Funkagenda sur cet EP...
H3lix est sublime !!

Maxime.Wii' a écrit :H3lix est sublime !!

Ça sent le gros top là !

Jeremy.34 a écrit :

Maxime.Wii' a écrit :H3lix est sublime !!

Ça sent le gros top là !

Entièrement d'accord! Deux titres dans le panier!

razystyle a écrit :Nobody Listens To Techno : C'est pas un sample de Eminem ?

Si, s'en est un.
Y'avait aussi un Remix de Deep Dish, si mes Souvenirs sont Bons dans l'genre