May 28, 2014

Tritonal & Paris Blohm – Colors (Leeo & Cignature Remix)

by Jake Groch EDM, Happy • Tags: Andrew, Blogs, Blohm, Boston, Chas, Cigna, Cignature, Coast, Colors, Dance, East, EDM, electro, electronic, Facebook, Groch, house, Jake, Leeo, Muse, music, New, Paris, progressive, Remix, Soundcloud, Starlight, Tritonal, Tritonia, Tritonians, Unite

Ahh yes, it has been quite some time since we introduced the first ever release from this eastern seaboard-based production tyke – Cignature. For those who cannot recall, it was his beautifully melodic reinvention of an already widely popular rock anthem, “Starlight” by British super stars, Muse.

Today, we bestow you with his second song ever.

Hailing from Boston, Andrew Cigna (aka Cignature) is off to a promising start in the vast, sometimes unforgiving world that is Electronic Dance Music (but two very solid releases doesn’t hurt his case either). This time, Andrew teamed up with an artist unfamiliar to our crew, Leeo, and tackled a remix to the wildly vogue jam from Tritonal and Paris Blohm, “Colors.”

Unfortunately, Andrew and Leeo were quite skeptical of their rendition at first. This was simply due to the fact that we have already heard our fair share of horrid remixes to this particular track, but we breathed a deep sigh of relief when we found out exactly how great theirs was.

Utilizing a delightfully simple progressive house design – the beautiful, emotive original vocals from Sterling Fox, and their own undeniably catchy melodies, Cignature and Leeo have certainly crafted a remix to be reckoned with.

Show some love, and be sure to give their track a listen.

Cignature:

Fb: www.facebook.com/OfficialCignature?fref=ts
SoundCloud: @officialcignature

Follow Leeo:

www.facebook.com/pages/Leeo/635658283124463
SoundCloud: @leeo_official

February 14, 2014

A V-Day sExtravaganza | 10 Songs To Make The Sex To/With

by chasgoudie EDM • Tags: Anita Ward, Audien, Benny Bennassi, Borgore, Bruno Mars, Cashmere Cats, Chas Goudie, Christina Soto, Disclosure, EDM, edm love songs, Flume, Kill Paris, Kygo, love music, Marvin Gaye, Miley Cyrus, Seven Lions, Skrillex, Sound Remedy, Tritonal, valentines day music, Walden

If you’re anything like me, you understand how to have a good time. No, I’m not talking about Friday night laser-tag with the fellas (even though that sounds like a fine way to spend V-Day). By the way, we’re calling it V-Day now. And by we I mean everyone. It’s currently trending worldwide. As is #EndlessLove, #HarsherLoveSongs, #cutthecord, #FUTLove, #Gigolos4Life and #rubthegina.

Talk about a conversation starter! I’ll take #rubthegina for the win. Shoutout to all women unfortunately named Gina. These next ten songs go out to all you Gina’s out there. Keep your (female) head up. It’s V-Day, and anything is possible on this magical celebration of love and eroticism.

Okay. Now I’m finished.

(That’s what she said. Or he said.)

1. If this doesn’t bunch up your skivvies, I don’t know what will.

2. Just straight groovy. Welcome to the bedrock.

3. A true treasure of a remix for any up-tempo rave date.

4. Everybody remembers the first time.

5. Chills down the spine and through the trousers.

6. One of the best electronic remixes of all time. An instant classic.

7. This original will forever haunt my dreams ever since they used it in The Water Boy.

8. Do I hear wedding bells? No. No I don’t.

9. I love you to the moon and the stars and back. Unless you’re George Clooney in Gravity. Then I just love you to the stars.

10. In case you don’t celebrate V-Day and just need to eat some cake.

December 11, 2013

Tritonal | Now Or Never (Estiva vs. Juventa Radio Edit)

by chasgoudie EDM, Happy • Tags: Chas Goudie, EDM, EDM Blogs, Estiva, Juventa, Now or Never, Rager Onions, Tritonal

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then one could say musicians are skilled masqueraders.

Simply stated, music is a personal, biased fabrication of a gained, ancestral knowledge through the use of an auditory medium. Our ears act as a tunnel leading toward the (metaphorical) vaults filled with useful, tuned antecedents specifically stored to further our ability to craft beauty for all those listening.

Well, Estiva and Juventa, we were listening loud and clear. And guess what? We like what we here. ALOT.

Their rendition of Tritonal’s hit single “Now or Never” did what every remix intends to do – live as it’s own, unique production while delicately complimenting the original piece. Hats off to you two gentlemen. Our ears have not perceived us.