Last year, my ZoukOut moment came when Armin van Buuren dropped Cosmic Gate’s remix of Paul van Dyk’s “Home” (talking about it still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up); this year, goose bump credit goes not to an international superstar, but to the guys I meet every weekend; our local purveyors of dance music. Nestled between the Main and Velvet tents, the Localize tent saw DJs Seafoam, KFC, Pushin ‘On, Cosa Nostra and Kiat creating a rather special vibe. And boy did I need it—my reservist service finished at precisely 23:59 on the Saturday …
Last year, my ZoukOut moment came when Armin van Buuren dropped Cosmic Gate’s remix of Paul van Dyk’s “Home” (talking about it still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up).
The latest Kitsuné's double CD compilation comes with a limited edition tote bag designed by the awe-inspiring team themselves. And you can get it at selected record stores. The comp features the likes of Yelle, Digitalism, Two Door Cinema Club and the Black Strobe, to name but a few. Don't take my word for it, the comp is ranked #1 on French and Japanese iTunes, #3 in the UK and #4 in the US. Yes, it does rock more than your socks off.
Catch the teaser trailer here:
A mini mix done my JBAG:
Born and raised in the largest city of Austria, Vienna born Peter Kruder has amassed a following probably larger than the 1.7 million populated capital could even match up. Being one half of Kruder & Dorfmeister -you know, the guys who have made down-tempo tunes up-tempo-ish awesome- have garnered international respect in their 16 years of beat making. When Kruder isn’t part of K & D, he is seen partnering up with Christian Prommer and Roland Appel as Voom:Voom and extends his musical reaches through his aliases Peace Orchestra and PM 2 The K.
