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Soul Clap And Wolf + Lamb Add Brisbane, Perth & Wollongong To Australian Tour

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Previously announced for Let Them Eat Cake festival in Melbourne and Lost Disco in Sydney, revellers will have a chance to catch additional shows from house crews Soul Clap and Wolf + Lamb in Brisbane, Perth and Wollongong this summer.

Performing at the Bloc Party in Brisbane, The Bakery in Perth and Wollongong's favourite shindig, Parkside, this is your chance to catch two of the hottest duos in house, disco, funk and everything-in-between.

Soul Cap & Wolf + Lamb Australian/NZ Tour Dates
28.12.13 - Bloc Party, Brisbane [BUY]
30.12.13 - R&V festival NZ, Gisborne
31.12.13 - The Bakery, Perth
01.01.14 - Let Them Eat Cake, Melbourne
01.01.14 - Lost Disco, Sydney [BUY]
04.01.13 - Parkside, Wollongong [BUY]

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Two DJs Rank Amongst Forbes 25 Highest Paid Musicians In The World

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Forbes has released its annual list of the top 25 highest paid musicians in the world today. And while most of the top results are less than surprising, two DJs wound up making the list for the first time, beating out some of the world's biggest pop acts. Find out who here.

As noted in August's Top 100 Highest-Paid DJs list by Forbes, Calvin Harris clocked in at a cool $46 million for 2013. But what this newest list reveals is that Harris, who ranks a respectable 13 on the list, out-earned acts like Jennifer Lopez, Muse Jay Z, One Direction, and last year's top earner, Dr. Dre - even the Rolling Stones.

Tiesto also placed on this year's list, tying Pink with $32 million for the 25th spot. Though with Tiesto's recent decision to sign a deal with Universal Media Group for a 2014 artist album, the Dutch superstar seems keen on evening the odds. 'It would be really cool to have an album that’s Top 10 all over the world,' Tiesto said. 'With a partner like Universal, that’s a lot easier.' The full list is below.

1. Madonna – $125 million
2. Lady Gaga – $80 million
3. Bon Jovi – $79 million
4. Toby Keith – $65 million
5. Coldplay – $64 million.
6. Justin Bieber – $58 million
7. Taylor Swift – $55 million
8. Elton John – $54 million
9. Kenny Chesney – $53 million
9. Beyoncé – $53 million (tie)
11. Sean “Diddy” Combs – $50 million
12. Sir Paul McCartney – $47 million
13. Calvin Harris – $46 million
14. Jennifer Lopez – $45 million
15. Roger Waters – $44 million
16. Muse – $43 million (tie)
16. Rihanna – $43 million (tie)
18. Jay Z – $42 million
18. One Direction – $42 million (tie)
20. Dr. Dre – $40 million
20. Red Hot Chili Peppers ($40 million, tie)
22. Rolling Stones – $39 million (tie)
22. Katy Perry – $39 million (tie)
24. Tim McGraw – $33 million (tie)
25. Pink – $32 million (tie)
25. Tiësto – $32 million (tie)

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Mid-Week Downloads: Max Cooper is coming soon

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The Mid-Week Download series is simple, we find something for free download, and give it to you. Max Cooper (UK) has very recently put something up for download with the timing never more perfect with him arriving in SA very soon for tour. I can also tell you that Pulse Radio has a treat from Max coming soon so we won’t delve too deep for now, tour dates and events will come soon!  

“So I've done a new DJ set, with a load of my favourite stuff at the moment, which as always covers a lot of ground musically, but is hopefully still grounded in some sort of thread of warmth and flow.” – Max Cooper

The mix starts off full-mellow and molds you along the way to which it finally leads to quite an epic close. Molten Expansion is an incredibly educated compilation of melodic soundscapes venturing to elements of glitch and even DnB - It was pulled off by Mr Cooper flawlessly. Stream it or download from here below. 

Max Cooper - Molten Expansion 

Tracklisting:

1. Brian Eno - LUX - Nicolas Jaar Remix - Edit (Warp)

2. The Presets - Promises - Nils Frahm Remix (Modular)

3. Max Cooper & Tom Hodge - Fragments of Self (Fields)

4. Rival Consoles - Voyager (Erased Tapes)

5. Bonobo - The Keeper - Banks Remix (Ninja Tune)

6. Rob Clouth - Sifting Through Static (Traum)

7. Samu.L - The Beach (Surface)

8. Tessela - Gateway (R&S)

9. Nils Frahm - For - Max Cooper Remix (Erased Tapes)

10. Joe Goddard - Bassline 12" (Greco-Roman)

11. Collaboration TBA 1

12. Forgold - Sleep Cycle (Sound of the Cosmos)

13. Special Request - Deranged (Houndstooth)

14. Tim Hecker - Live Room (Kranky)

15. Fuck Buttons - Stalker (ATP)

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Boiler Room Pearlers: Nicolas jaar and Dave Harrington (DARKSIDE)

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If there was ever a rooftop you’d want to be on it would have to be without a doubt this particular roof in New York, for an intimate session with none other than the talented Nicolas Jaar and genius on the strings Dave Harrington. Together they are Darkside

The incredible sound design between the two really just is phenomenal and an absolute treat to listen to. The intricate nuances played on Dave’s guitar couldn’t compliment Nicolas’ work on the backbone more, add in that lower-range vocal that melts into the sound better than butter on toast and you’ve got yourself one of the finest acts on the globe. 

This is an experience to listen to and given, being on the rooftop would have been first prize, not always possible though so here it is. Press play and enjoy just over 30 minutes of pure bliss taking you to the end with what could easily be described as an emotional 'Planet Caravan'. Haunting vocals and familiar sounds from old classics like The Doors to lending you toward the Pink Floyd era and all the obscurities within, a complex but easy listen. Fantastic. 

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Man Pays Absurd Amount To Look Like Justin Bieber

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In some of the stranger news of the day, a 33-year-old man has spent close to £60,000 over five years for plastic surgery to look like Justin Bieber. Photos here. 

The sad thing is he kind of looked like 90s heartthrob James Van Der Beek from Dawson's Creek. Though I guess if Justin Bieber is the person you most want to look like as a 33-year-old man, not even having a face like the Beek's can keep you out of the surgeon’s chair.

(Original photos credit of The Sun).

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Stereosonic Set Times Have Landed

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Just over a week to go until the national Stereosonic festival kicks off in Sydney and Perth, with 2013 seeing two masive days of action in both cities next weekend, followed by Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane on Dec 6,7 & 8. In preparation, the festival has released the set times, which includes the Pulse Radio presented Inferno Stage in Sydney on Sunday December 2 (we're just a wee bit excited). Go get!

Sydney Set Times
Perth Set Times

Adelaide Set Times

Brisbane Set Times

Melbourne Set Times

Pulse Radio presents Inferno Stage (Sydney):
21:00 - 23:00 Claude VonStroke
19:30 - 21:00 Maceo Plex
18:00 - 19:30 Solomun
17:00 - 18:00 Fritz Kalkbrenner
16:00 - 17:00 Hot Since 82
15:00 - 16:00 Justin Martin
14:20 - 15:00 Brohn
13:40 - 14:20 Gabby
13:00 - 13:40 Mia Lucci

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Paris Hilton's Five Favourite EDM Tracks Are 'Really Dope'

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Paris Hilton was the latest subject of Billboard’s Pop Shop's Gimme Five series, listing the tracks she thinks are rocking dance floors round the world right now. 

'I Could Be The One' by Nicky Romero and Avicii'

'Clarity' by Zedd

'Rattle' by Bingo Players

'Eat, Sleep, Rave Repeat' by Fatboy Slim and Riva Starr

'Animals' by Martin Garrix

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Clive Bean: A Connoisseur and worthy ambassador of SA House Music

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After corresponding with Clive Bean from quite some time ago, totally in the know as to who this man is and how far his name ripples out into the House scene here in South Africa, it was time that we finally shook hands..in person. When I arrived he was behind the decks doing what he does best and has done for so many years, demonstrating it in the most nonchalant and professional manner that many DJ’s that are out there are still searching for. 

A true veteran of the scene. The moment you’re in his presence you can’t help but feel humbled by his honesty and gentle demeanour as a person when talking about music, almost as if he has no idea of what he is single-handedly doing for House music in SA, when talking about life, matters of the heart and on this occasion a large topic of conservation was the fact that Clive and his misses were expecting a little baby boy. I digress though, read the full interview we did with Clive – here

Tracklisting. 

The video interview Clive did with Deep Avenue comes suited with a Clive Bean mix available for download. In the interview they talk about he’s current project City Soul Addicts that’s currently running in Braamfontein , JHB, his commitments and the importance behind education behind the music and it being made readily available. Adding to that Clive will be heading out to Amsterdam to play at the South African Delegation on the 26th of November, we'll keep you posted with this as soon as more information comes out. 

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Exclusive: Stream Bruno Pronsato's 'Momentum Of The Farce'

Listen to Bruno Pronsato's new project, Archangel, and his cover of Gary Numan's 'Metal'

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Berlin based techno artist Bruno Pronsato recently launched a new project entitled Archangel. His first release under this new alias comes to us with the 'Momentum Of The Farce' EP, featuring his cover of Gary Numan's ‘Metal,’ as well as ‘Momentum Of The Farce.' The EP drops on November 25, but you can grab a sneak preview here. 

"Over the course of our lives, I've found it helps to identify with some gesture in history or pop culture to make one's actions seem somehow relevant. My pop-historical spirit animal, so to speak, has always been Gary Numan in this snapshot of studio toil. I still feel that the sleek, mechanical sex appeal of 'Metal' is seductive, so, for the A-side, I decided to take the basics from Numan's track (bass line, synth) and transform them into my darker, drone driven style. Wave of nostalgia - 20 again, but with groomed hair and a room full of speakers I couldn't afford then.

On the b-side, 'Momentum of the Farce' strikes a different chord. I look at it as a contribution to post EDM - whatever that means. While making it, I imagined myself playing live to 20 people - the 20 people who appreciate a sunrise at the party but simultaneously enjoy the thought of going home. Though this version differs from the one on the album, the two still share a touch of sadness and, say, optimism - like sunlight glancing off the chrome wreckage of fast cars."

- Bruno Pronsato
October 2013.

'Momentum Of The Farce' EP will be out on November 25, and Archangel's album, 'The Bedroom Slant', will be released in 2014 on Foom.

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AfrikaBurn 2014: Something New

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So it’s set then, AfrikaBurn 2014 is to be from 28th of April to the 4th of May. 

In the meantime you can be sure Burners from all over the world they assure us are all prepping and getting their installations, mutant vehicles, themed camps and performances ready for what might be the biggest Burn to date. I have a feeling that is certainly something of opinion, but nonetheless, there is something special being conjured up. 

AfrikaBurn’s AGM is now done and dusted, and it was possibly one of the most efficient yet they go on to say, they also go on to give a shout out to those that went out to watch the bureaucracy in action behind the scenes that most don’t see as it’s certainly not the best part of the Burn. Notes and images will be posted soon.

This is for you Burners: READ NOW to get up to speed with everything that you need to know. You don’t want to miss this because of minor details neglected. 

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Pattern Drama - 'Sweet Romance'

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Pattern Drama
'Sweet Romance'
[Touch of Class Records]

Pattern Drama’s debut EP, ‘Sweet Romance,’ gets things moving with its lead-off track, “Girar O Mundo,” and right away it becomes strikingly obvious that this sounds nothing like the generic dance offering you thought it might be. Move on to “Magic, “ “Oceans Part,” and then finally Eric Volta’s “Girar O Mundo Introverted Melancholia Mix,” and the truth about what Pattern Drama has created here finally begins to materialize. Simply put, Sweet Romance represents the best of what dance records can offer these days, and then, not content to simply rest on its laurels, takes the genre into a whole different place all together.

The EP is filled with old world sounds, and unlike many of their counterparts, Pattern Drama has declined to simply trot out a few violins here and there as proof of sophistication, only to be swept away moments later in favor of a more pedestrian beat cycle. No, in fact, they’ve taken the road less traveled, and allowed for the string sections time to breath freely as they weave their way through the backbeat, and the final products from each track coalesce into an EP that is refreshing in its antiquity, and yet innovative in its approach.

“Girar O Mundo” and Eric Volta’s re-work are both specimens of thoughtful composition, and masterfully build tension as they juxtapose modern arrangements with some very analogue sounds. “Magic feat. Candida, ” and “Oceans feat. Faux,” keep the bar up high all the way through, and utilize the talents of both collaborators to their maximum potential. This music is good enough to be listened to on any occasion, but by about half way through the first track, one can’t but help wish they had the streets of some ancient city to explore as ‘Sweet Romance’ swirls in the background. The music is timeless, and the beauty that this New York-based DJ duo has created will stay with you long after the last note dies.

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Hitler Finds Out His Friends Aren't Coming To Ibiza Next Season

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Hitler loses the plot when he finds out his friends aren't planning on returning to Ibiza for the 2014 season. He even turned down a PR job at Eden. Watch here.

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Catch Catz 'n Dogz & Matt Tolfrey at Treehouse Miami!

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Start your weekend off right at Treehouse Miami! Our friends at Link & Miami Rebels are bringing Catz ‘n Dogz to South Beach’s favorite underground spot this Thursday and Leftroom Records label boss Matt Tolfrey heats things up on Friday.

Greg and Voitek, aka Catz ‘n Dogz, hosted their first club night as 3 Channels in Szczecin, Poland. Since then, the best friend duo moved on to musical production. As their sound evolved, their techno-centric tracks quickly gained popularity and were picked up by Claude VonStroke, who snatched them up for his dirtybird imprint where they remixed his club anthem ‘Who’s Afraid Of Detroit?’ for a highly limited one-sided vinyl release. By 2008, the duo’s sound had evolved to integrate deep house while still staying true to their techno roots. They released their debut album, Stars of Zoo, under their new moniker, Catz ‘n Dogz. They launched their label, Pets Recordings, which debuted hits from Eats Everything and Rachel Row. The boys have held residencies at Berlin’s Watergate, the dirtybird party at Sankeys Ibiza and have held multiple Pets Recordings showcases across Poland and at Watergate. 2013 has been a big year for Catz ‘n Dogz and they are now preparing the launch of a new vinyl only label. Catch the dynamic duo at the Warehouse Project in the UK and BPM Festival in Mexico after their stint in Miami.  Check out our recent interview with Catz 'n Dogz here!

After a smashing Thursday, get things going on Friday with Matt Tolfrey. Described by Seth Troxler as “the last great British DJ,” Tolfrey is a mainstay of Resident Advisor’s top 100 DJs poll. In 2012, his debut Essential Mix streamed live for Radio One from Sankeys Ibiza, where he had his hugely successful residency. 2012 was also the year Tolfrey celebrated his ten-year residency at Fabric, London and his album, Word Of Mouth, dropped with monumental success. Tolfrey has played at Seattle’s Decibel, Montreal’s Piknik Electronik and Detroit’s Movement festivals. He has released records and remixes on Cocoon with Inxec and on MURK Records and collaborated with Eats Everything, and Jozif, among others. After Miami, catch Tolfrey in the UK and at BPM Festival.

That’s a wrap for this week at Treehouse. Link & Miami Rebels are never ones to disappoint so head over for some fun times, good vibes and great music.

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You’re So Vain: Hipsters Caught On Film

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The geniuses at Magnetic Mag decided to do a social experiment and approached hipsters partying at Dublin club C U Next Tuesday, tricking them into posing for photos while they were actually posing for videos. The result is hilariously painful, showing that those who “don’t care” actually do, more than everyone else. Enjoy!

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BPM Releases Phase 2 Lineup & Showcases

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It just keeps getting better! The BPM Festival, taking place from January 3rd to January 12th in beautiful and sunny Playa Del Carmen has just announced the second phase of its lineup as well as some additional showcases. Artists such as Eric Volta, Agoria, PillowTalk, Pete Tong, and many more join the already impressive lineup released a few weeks ago.

Several new showcases will debut this year at the ten-day festival including All Gone Pete Tong, Nicole Moudaber’s MOOD Records, French Express, and Noir Music. Others such as Bedrock Records, Akbal Music, Wolf + Lamb, tINI & the gang, Paradise, and Pets Recordings will return for another special edition. For the first time ever, showcase favorites All Day I Dream, Circo Loco, Music On, and ENTER. will be hosted twice this year.

Check out the full lineup and list of showcases below!

Showcases:
Akbal Music
All Day I Dream
All Gone Pete Tong
Apollonia
Bedrock Records
Bromance Records
Cadenza
Circo Loco
Culprit
Desolat
Digital Delight
Dirtybird
Diynamic
Drumcode Records
Endless
ENTER.
French Express
Hot Creations
Hotflush Recordings
Innervisions
Kraftek
Life and Death
MEXA vs. Off Recordings
MOOD Records
Music On
My Favorite Robot
Never Say Never
No.19 Music
Noir Music
Ovum Recordings
Paradise
Pets Recordings
Planet E
Saved Records
SCI+TEC
Scissor & Thread
Smoke N’ Mirrors
Stereo Productions
Superfreq
This & That
This Is The End
tINI & the gang
Toolroom Knights
Trust
Union
Visionquest
VIVa Warriors
Wisdom of the Glove
Wolf + Lamb

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Detroit’s Movement Announces 2014 Dates

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Movement Electronic Music Festival will return to Detroit’s Hart Plaza this May! The three-day festival in the heart of the Motor City will take place Memorial Day weekend from Saturday, May 24th to Monday, May 26th. The favorite festival features five outdoor stages, over 100 artists, dozens of official afterparties, art displays, and an interactive technology center showcasing the best gear and equipment in the industry.

Last year, over 170,000 people from around the world attended the festival. The festival is presented annually by Detroit promoter Paxahau, who are already busy working on preparations for next year. Jason Huvaere, Paxahau’s President, states, “The Paxahau team is already working with excitement on the 2014 Movement Electronic Music Festival to be held on its traditional Memorial Day weekend. This event has been known under a few different names, but has always possessed the same unifying spirit – a celebration of the music and culture we all love, held in the heart of the city that gave the world Techno – Detroit.”

Check out photos and our review of Movement's 2013 edition here!

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Paul Oakenfold's Trance Mission

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If you've heard anything about electronic music, then you must be familiar with Paul Oakenfold.  For over three decades, The English trance DJ/producer has made a name for himself, especially when the scene thrived in the 90s. He's been unstoppable, playing in clubs all over the world including residencies at Amnesia, Pacha, and Ministry of Sound, producing soundtracks for Hollywood movies, touring with artists such as Madonna and U2, and starting his own label, Perfecto (and Perfecto Fluoro). His lifetime accomplishments have led him to two Grammy nominations. This fall, he embarked on his Trance Mission tour, for which he's also working on an accompanying album.  He's set to play at New York's Cielo this Sunday, November 24th. We were lucky enough to catch up with Paul ahead of his New York show to discuss his vision for the Trance Mission tour and album, why he loves Cielo and visiting New York, bringing trance to America, and the ups and downs of being on the road. 

As one of the pioneers of the trance movement in the 90s, where do you think the genre fits in the current electronic music scene? Well in Europe it’s still massive. In America, the more mainstream EDM sound dominates the electronic community. I think we’re going to see a change. Going on the Trance Mission tour, I’m interested to see the reaction after talking to promoters who are telling me that more people are coming to trance shows and also, the reaction on social media to the tour that we are doing. I think trance will be more popular in America next year.

What is your vision for Trance Mission? We’re doing 21 dates on this side of Christmas and probably the same again on the other side, early 2014 in America. The tour is very much stripped down; it’s myself, music, and the crowd. No big production and minimal visual. It’s smaller rooms and really getting back to what it’s all about and I’m enjoying that.

You will be releasing an album that coincides with the tour. Can you tell us a little more about that? The bigger picture for the tour is that around March we’re going to release an album based on ten classic tracks, some I play and others that are classics from the trance scene. I’m going to do new versions, not remixes. I’m going to bring them totally in line with the 2014 production sound. We’re going to look at adding vocals to some of them, keeping the integrity of the artist but doing “cover” versions, for lack of a better word. It’s a kind of new thing; I’ve never done it before. It’s not really what we do in the electronic music world. We usually remix tracks so it’s a big challenge.

We’re taking something that we’ve lived with for awhile and some tracks that the newer generation has never even heard. I’m going to take the old sounds that were there. I’m going to redo the whole thing in a different way. I’ve already started on the project. It’s a lot of work but I’m actually enjoying it. We’re going to keep a lot of it a surprise for when the record actually goes out.

We’re excited for you to come to Cielo in New York on November 24th. I’ve played in that club and it’s a great club. It’s one of my favorites in New York. I like it because it’s intimate and it gives me a chance to really get close... I’m looking forward to it.

Aside from playing there, what are some of your favorite things to do when you’re visiting New York? I spend a lot of time in this city and we’ve had some wonderful moments. Aside from the general checking out new restaurants, going to museums, and seeing friends, I really hope I have time to go to Harlem. I want see the change in Harlem. I’ve been following what’s been going on there. We have a couple of friends who go up there now and hang out in bars. So much has changed there… We’ve looked at Brooklyn and we know what’s going on with the whole new scene that’s developing there. Hopefully I have time to jump on the 1 train and go up to Harlem - hang out, maybe have dinner, go to a bar or two – and then jump back down to where I’m staying and playing at the club.

You already brought your “Full on Fluoro” sound to Europe but can you tell us a little about how you came to this sound and a few things that may have inspired you? Full on Fluoro really represents what Perfect Fluoro has been doing in terms of the cutting edge sound of trance, which is psytrance/breaks. It works in Europe and strongly actually but not so much in America… Trance Mission is more of a melodic sound. It’s my sound that I’ve been playing for many years and towards the end of it, I start dipping into more of the Full on Fluoro, where the tempo is faster and it’s a lot more cutting edge. Let’s see if you New Yorkers can handle it. I hope so otherwise you guys are going to be throwing rotten tomatoes at me.

What have some been some of the highlights so far? There’s some great clubs in America. I played in Denver two Thursdays ago and that was a great night. It was packed with a really young audience. That was really interesting because I didn’t know how far you can take a brand new young audience that has just been turned onto trance on a mid-week night. San Francisco’s very open minded in terms of music. They embraced it in a big way. There’s pockets of places where you find people who can enjoy what’s going on.

I think on this first run, I liked the idea of playing Voyeur in San Diego, which is a small club. I also played in San Jose on a Thursday night, which was also in a small club. I like the idea of going to these smaller venues rather than the traditional big ones. We’re going to play Alaska so that will be interesting... playing trance in Alaska.

You’ve produced, remixed, and toured with many artists outside the genre such as U2, Madonna, and Justin Timberlake. How does that come about and can we expect any similar work in the future? The artist or the record company get in touch with you and ask you to produce or tour. Growing up in England, my sound is melodic. I love trance music but I do other things outside of trance. The last two artists I collaborated with were outside of trance and I continue to do that. I grew up listening to all types of music and I’m very open minded in general. I don’t see why you should only like a certain sound. On my next artist album, ‘Pop Killer,’ I will collaborate with a lot of new artists and singers – some you know and some you won’t. Next year there will be the ‘Trance Mission’ album which will be more for the hardcore fans and ‘Pop Killer’ will be more based around my artist albums. I think every artist has to challenge himself. I don’t want to do the same thing time and time again.

What are some of your favorite aspects of touring and what do you miss the most when you’re on the road? What I don’t like about touring is airports and planes. What I do love about touring is meeting people and experiencing different cities. I’m very much into culture. I’m a fully qualified chef so I’m a foodie in a big way. I go to a lot of art galleries. I cram it in, sometimes too much. I get to New York on Sunday afternoon and then I’ll touchdown, go to the hotel, and then I’ll be trying to get to Harlem. I’ll be trying to meet friends. I’ll be trying to do a lot before I go on stage at 1am.

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Kim Ann Foxman Billed For Sydney Mardi Gras Party 2014

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The world's biggest and most iconic night time parade, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, returns to the city in March 2014, bringing with it the infamous Mardi Gras Party, going down on March 1st at the Hordern Pavilion. A bunch of acts have already been confirmed for the party including former Hercules and Love Affair member and recent Maya Jane Coles collaborator Kim Ann Foxman, who is locked in for a DJ set following a hugely successful international tour, which has included sellout shows in Japan, Cologne and Chicago.

Joining Foxman is Up-and-coming Australian DJ Dan Slater and self-proclaimed sneaker freak and hip hop junkie Yo! M.A.F.I.A., who will be bringing her distinct mash of hip hop, R&B, booty bass, electro and house.

More lineup announcements are to be made over the coming months. Tickets to the party are on sale now here. For more information about Mardi Gras’ jam-packed calendar of summer events, head to www.mardigras.org.au.

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