This is a participation between four bloggers: One from Holland , one from Poland, one from the USA, and another blogger from Canada that met in cyberspace and realized they had much in common. The idea is to feature a few songs and music on a daily basis and we are looking for suggestions. Eventually we would like to have the whole page filled with categories that include all nations on the planet.
Deep Dish – Flashdance – YouTube.
Deep Dish are the duo of Dubfire and Sharam. Originally from Iran, they took root in the Washington, DC area in the early 90′s and established themselves as top-flight producers and DJ’s, releasing several mix-cds (most notably “Penetrate Deeper”) and building production credits on Tribal Records and their own Deep Dish Recordings. They had successful collaborations with BT and Carl Craig, and several of their remixes were instant classics, including their remixes of “Hideaway” by De’Lacy, and Sandy B‘s “Make The World Go ‘Round”. Their “Yoshiesque” and “Global Underground: Moscow” mix-cds brought them massive acclaim around the turn of the century, and they now rank among the most popular DJ’s in the world, while continuing to chalk up remixes for the likes of Madonna, DJ Rap, Delerium, and Justin Timberlake. They run the popular house label Yoshitoshi Recordings, as well as its sister labels Shinichi and Yo!.
pushkin’s stream on SoundCloud – Hear the world’s sounds.
For those of you who liked the previous tune, here’s Chris Pushkin’s other works if you would like to explore. It’s worth it.
pushkin’s stream on SoundCloud – Hear the world’s sounds.
Posted this before but we have all forgotten it…
All I know about this tune is that Chris Tranter, a fellow blogger, mixed this over one year ago.
Guitarist Jeff Hanneman, a founder of the U.S. heavy-metal band Slayer, has died at age 49 of liver failure after battling complications reportedly linked to a spider bite. CBC
Slayer is an American thrash metal band formed in Huntington Park, California in 1981 by guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman.[1] Slayer rose to mainstream fame with their 1986 release Reign in Blood,[2] and is credited as one of the “Big Four” thrash metal acts, along with Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax.[3] Slayer’s sales are in the estimated high 20 millions, although they have never publicly announced their sales worldwide. However, between the years 1991 and 2004, Slayer sold over 3.5 million albums in the U.S. Wiki
An exquisite and emotionally engaging piano piece that will tug at your heart until the very end. I felt a sense of enlightenment and satisfaction after listening to this…..It is a unique song indeed that can lead you through such a journey…..Enjoy and Happy Friday!!!
