He is coming back with another amazing production called “Jupiter“, which really reminds me of something that could come from Eric Prydz or his protege Jeremy Olander – his pads, his chords etc.  are tattooed Pryda. Its not a big surprise since Von Der Lohe – as many of us – has been looking up to the Swedish mastermind as a producing model. I hope “Jupiter” gets picked up, anyway I cannot wait to hear more stuff from him.

Tracklist:

Max Vangeli Mix:
01. Dont Give Up vs Replica (Max Vangeli Booty)
02. SwankyGlimmaPhantom (AN21 Booty)
03. Breakaway Fest (Norman Doray Boot 2012)
04. Red Hot Chili Peppers – Otherside (Third Party Remix)
05. Gorillaz vs Open Your Eyes Final (Max Vangeli Booty)

Michael Woods Mix:
06. Funkagenda – Shinjuku (Michael Woods Remix)
07. Starkillers, Dmitry – Light It Up (Michael Woods Edit)
08. Deadmau5, Chris Lake – I Said (Michael Woods Hey Boy Hey Girl Mashup)
09. Michael Woods – Airbourne (Original)
10. Leventina – Revolution (Original Mix)
11. Andrew Bennett, Strobe – Cataleya (Original Mix)

I haven’t been a fan of their past production as I thought they were missing in originality, although Funka on Confidence Records showed that they were getting somewhere with their sound. BUT this upcoming track called “Fuckin’ Smart” in collaboration with 9Five sounds really good. It is a bit different from their past production with a definite electro sound to it, the build up is also absolutely monstrous and delivers a killer drop. It seems that they have found a nice template which perhaps will allow them to get more and more release out there. In the meantime looking forward to this release.

Fuckin’ Smart is set to be released on Joia Records on February 13th 2012.

This week, Eric Prydz Protege “Jeremy Olander” was invited and he did not disappoint, playing a lot of exclusive track especially his remix of “Golden Girls – Kinetic” which is absolutely amazing. I am a huge fan of this producer and I am hoping he will blow out in 2012 and start touring more.

Tracklist:

First hour : Mix By Sébastien Szade (Pumpz rec)
1 The 2 bears – Work / Oliver Rmx
2 Oliver Klein – Hey baby
3 Sante – Ce una / Carlos Lio Rmx
4Carlos Lio & Coyu – Mike like the horn
5 Trent Cantrelle – I wanna freak
6 Ilicris – Kick down
7 Olivier Giacomotto – Tiradito
8 Federico Scavo – Solaris
9 Pascal Nuzzo & Max D Love – Mahon
10 Alex Kenji & Manuel de la Mare – Acid 303
11Cirez D – Mokba
12 Christian Smith – Get it done
13 Maceo Plex – Under the sheets

Second hour : Spécial guest : JEREMY OLANDER (Pryda rec)
01. Jeremy Olander – Untitled
02. Jeremy Olander – STHLM TEST
03. Jeremy Olander – Layerleaf
04. Jeremy Olander – Betelgeuse
05. Joseph Capriati – Psycology
06. Digitalism – Circles (Jeremy Olander Remix)
07. Golden Girls – Kinetic (Jeremy Olander Edit)
08. Jeremy Olander – Ganza
09. Jeremy Olander – Love Flight (2012 Edit)
10. Jeremy Olander – Milano
11. Gotye – Bronte (Jeremy Olander Edit)

With the rise of Electronic Dance Music in the music industry, we could expect that logically more and more female producers out there. Now we are not here to describe a misogynist industry – no – After all, there is some great examples of female producers out there; Maya Jane Coles, Nervo, Nina Kravitz etc. who are having great success in the industry. But we have noticed that the ratio male/female producer is not the same as any other music genre.

So what is it? here is a couple theory:

1. Computer Geek: To be a Electronic music producer, you need to master a few computer software such as Logic, Pro tools, Fruity Loops etc. These skills are related to the IT industry, which is mostly dominated by men. Yes, think about it; Bill Gates (Microsoft), Zach Zuckerberg (Facebook), Steve Chen/Chad Hurley/Jawed Karim (YouTube), the world most famous programmers and now billionaires are mostly men. Research of shown that women are in general more attracted by social interaction type industries such as Marketing, Communication, Human Resources, Tourism.
So the use of all these software to create music, and the need to “cave” in the studio in front of these software would repel most women from becoming Electronic producers? However these hours of production are just one part of the job, successful producers get the chance to tour where they meet fans etc. isn’t this social interaction?

2. Macho Macho Men: This is my second and last theory; an industry dominated by men, producing together, as friends. Djiing/Producing is like a brotherhood, where among friends we help each other. And like in High school, guys don’t hang out with girls (unless they have some other intentions…). So the theory is that men would almost instinctively just gather among them to produce, and would have no interest in bringing a girl to the group by fear to break the bro-code?

Like in anything, having a mix is a good thing. If the number of Girl producers increase, they would definitely bring something different perhaps even new to the industry, influence for the better.

Finally, far from my head to start a positive discrimination towards women, I would like to invite all producers; men & women to send us their production (bootleg, remix, original) to promo@jadorehousemusic.com

Michael Woods returns back to business with a release on his very own Diffused Music label. This time he takes his signature main room sound, quite literally, ‘Airborne‘! You would expect nothing less than an anthem from Michael and he doesn’t disappoint, ‘Airborne‘ is full of energy, perfectly engineered leads and spine tingling breakdowns all building into a drop of hard hitting drums and quirky bass line. The melody that Michael introduces us at the end of the first verse becomes the epic point of the track. This is definitely one for everyone from intimate clubs to global festivals! ‘Airborne‘ will be released February 10 on Diffused Music via Beatport across the globe.

Yet another episode to add to Tiësto’s short mini series “In The Booth‘. This time we watch the Tiësto and his team scramble across Paris, Marrakech & Ibiza, as he tries to make his gigs and at one point even retrieve his misplaced jacket. Tiësto’s focuses the final section of the show on one of his favourite places in the world Ibiza, Spain. Take a look inside as the team showcases the preparation for Tiësto’s final show of the 2011 Ibiza summer.

This a retrospective mix containing only Sebastien Leger tracks, dating back to as early as 1999. This is a great occasion to remember some oldies from this iconic producer, and perhaps discover a new artist for some of you who don’t know him, yet!

Tracklist:
Sébastien Léger – The guy with the stars – BlackJack (1999)
Sébastien Léger – Sunset – Mistakes Music (2009)
Sébastien Léger – Miami Whatever – Form (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Marina – Mistakes Music (2009)
Sébastien Léger – Jungle – Mistakes Music (2009)
Sébastien Léger – Le Moustique – Mistakes Music (2010)
Sébastien Léger & Uto Karem – Danceflood – Mistakes Music (2011)
Sébastien Léger – The Rhythm (Format:B remix) – Mistakes Music (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Grey Sky & Yellow Coconut – Mistakes Music (2011)
Sébastien Léger – Majuro (Marimba Tool) – Mistakes Music (2008)
Sébastien Léger – Superdrums – Mistakes Music (2009)
Sébastien Léger – Bambou – Mistakes Music (2008)
Gabriel Ananda – Hey Blop (Sébastien Léger Tropical Dub) – Mistakes Music (2011)
Julian Jeweil – Polaroid (Sébastien Léger remix) – Mistakes Music (2011)
Cirez D – On Off (Sébastien Léger remix) – Mouseville (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Sun – Mistakes Music (2007)
Sébastien Léger – Seaweed – Mistakes Music (2009)
Sébastien Léger – Packbo – Mistakes Music (2011)
Sébastien Léger – Les Frelons – Mistakes Music (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Binola – Mistakes Music (2010)
Kaiserdisco – Simplistix (Sébastien Léger remix) – MBF (2011)
Sébastien Léger – Like Before – Mistakes Music (2011)
Format:B – Dog Tag (Sébastien Léger remix) – Formatik (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Silicone Carne – Mistakes Music (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Polymod – Mistakes Music (2011)
Sébastien Léger – The White Island – Mistakes Music (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Foxxy – Mistakes Music (2010)
Sébastien Léger – Indian Shot – Form (2010)
Kernel Key – Pass it out (Sébastien Léger remix) – Loose (2011)
Sébastien Léger – Mixtape – Mistakes Music (2010)
Fairmont – Gazebo (Sébastien Léger remix) – Border Community (2005)
Julian Jeweil – Air Conditionné (Sébastien Léger remix) – Electrochoc (2005)