I notice when Fred Astaire lays his tap and shuffle of loose limbed 2-Steps across the floor, it’s a combination of effortless glides and nimble footed strides, something that I have failed to grasp in the discothèque so far. In order to maintain a decent shuffle, apparently you need to maintain a sense of variety. And although I fail to score when it surmounts to a twist and turn of significant proportions, I can assure you this shuffle of tunes was selected by a renowned shuffler. One that has been responsible for crafting many worldly moods On the Go. I am referring to the iTunes Party Shuffle. A piece of software that has the ability to ruin a party let alone start one. But on this particular occasion the tunes came out trumps, and it transformed my high-street shuffle into a fully-fledged swagger. A nice transition. So here’s what was dealt from the deck…
Really don’t know much about these guys apart from that they were making really heavy rave tunes around the early 90’s, somewhere in Holland I think. The glitchy, acidic stabs and bleeps keep this one pulsing round the racetrack. The kid on the vocal sample sounds pretty loco though, he must be having a severe sugar rush whilst blasting rave and eating cheescake, you’ll see what I mean.
The Bloody Beetroots remix of Proxy’s latest heavy weight banger has been blogged and bludgeoned to death on our faithful blogosphere. However it seems the avid dance fan likes ceaseless repetition, so here it is one more time. Check out the Turbo Recordings crew charts on their website, they keep you packed and posted with all their latest club-land picks.
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