Your Tune Of The Year So Far?

jonny68

Good tunes have been a bit thin on the ground this year so far compared to last year and especially the year before but it only takes 1 classic, this is an absolute brilliant tune,an upliting happy summer tune no darkness here, the majestic Graeme Park isn't just a legendary DJ he also produces some amazing tunage and this is one of them,available to buy on DJ Download, the K-Klass mix is good but it's the original club mix which does it for me,the promo has been around for a while now,this is gonna be massive..quality 2009 House Music.

Soundclips

Park & Hussey - Samba Party

http://www.djdownload.com/searchmatic.php?st=Park+%26+Hussey&f=searchBox&sf=all&x=33&y=9

Spiritoftheseventies

I think I remember by Deadmau five an early contender. wonderful vocals

tman

It has been a golden age for those of us who haven't grown out of hard house/nrg yet. Too many for me to choose from, but if I had to pick just one it would be "Base Grafitti - Homeboy"

http://www.trackitdown.net/genre/hard_dance/track/935163.html

silvine

Park and Hussey's track is really Summery, good find.
Also a fan of the Deadmau offering.

Um I can't think of any tunes that have come out this year worth menioning apart from Dizzee Rascal 'Bonkers'!

**searches internet for tunes**

EDIT: Found one: Hagenaar & Albrecht - What Would We Do http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4YkriSj2jI

Hesho

Im split between two tunes...

First is John Daly - This is a lonely beat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSlESrMQMu0

Second is Burial + Four Tet - Moth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Czl6-4lrr6Q

Both are top notch I reckon

jtsuited

jonny68 wrote: »

http://www.djdownload.com/searchmatic.php?st=Park+%26+Hussey&f=searchBox&sf=all&x=33&y=9

Jaysus. Sounds like the soundtrack to a cheap gay tv travel show.

garthv

Tiga - Shoes (Mr. Oizo Remix)

old gregg

Luke Hess - Meaning Matters

Scubadevils

Yeah that Luke Hess album is great.

Many tracks I've loved so far this year... on a chilled dub techno note, Yagya is definitely up there with the best so far.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRQY1kLkal4

On a heavier note, Luke Slaters return as Planetary Assault Systems has produced some fairly kick-ass techno again, good to see him back and away from his 'electro-house-sh*te' phase.

http://www.myspace.com/thereallukeslater

silvine

Didn't realise Tiga had something new out. It's bland track but the Mr Oizo remix is good stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uk7sYCJOJvo

Táck

G Club pres. Banda Sonora
Guitarra G (Incl. Funkagenda, Warren Clarke & Afterlife Mixes)

http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=show&fc=tpage&cr=titles&cv=30564

not sure which mix i heard out last saturday, tripod, but i got the sleeve off the dj and in my triple vision got the jist of what it was. nice tune.

FLYNN-DOG

For me....
Michel Cleis - La Mezkla

Ripping up dancefloors here in Ibiza - the flute is ridiculous!

Executive Steve

Tune of the year of tune of the summer?

Can never think of favourite tunes of the year, i buy so many records and get sent so many tunes a lot of them seem to just blur together, and loads of the best ones don't seem to be on Youtube either yet, but here's a few recent favourites:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqgbXF8uzTE

Calibre - Stolen Shadow - Deep Medi - Ireland's finest DnB producer makes his dubstep debut on the best label in Dubstep and it's a soul drenched garage-y dubby roller... Love this one...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCuqqwE9j_s

Instra:Mental - Photograph - Darkestral - hardly a summery tune, but i think you'll agree it's pretty special... Caning this on the radio

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2gXEQxf3tk

Played this at Life and it went down pretty well I must say; it's even better if you're an old git like me and remember the awesome movie all the samples are lifted from - but those twisty filtered Amen breaks alone are worth the price of entry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPx-CRUNYic

Another Furney tune, played this at Life too mixed it into Serum and Bladerunner's "Snakefist" - pretty straightforward tune, a real "in-and-out" jobby, but those chanting vocals are really memorable and there's serious amounts of sub bass in there... Shame the youtube clip is all pitched up like that though...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EP4Rmw90FFA

Serum and Bladerunner - Snake Fist - Creative Source - not the sort of tune people who really know me would expect me to play but the bassline is proper - combined with those piano loops, the kung fu flick samples and those muddy grotty Amens there's so much movement there and so much impact, all i could really do was grab my nutsack and punch the sky when it dropped...

BaZmO*

Code 718 - Equinox (Henrik Schwarz Remix)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIitQf3ARzs

CR 7

Has to be this, for some reason. Adam K and Soha feat Jeremy Carr - Far Away.

RaverRo808

Hasent been bad year for tunes in fairness,have a few contenders

Jay Kay-Uproar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLKIdJ-3E78

Jay Kay-Belfast Kiss
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFOg2ampx7c

Fake Blood-Mars(Original)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iODdvJGpfIA

Danny Howells & Dick Trevor feat. Erire - Dusk 'Til Dawn 2009 (Carl Hanaghan RMX)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHJg0PiUkAg

So far anyway

D Audio Tripper

FLYNN-DOG wrote: »

For me....
Michel Cleis - La Mezkla

Ripping up dancefloors here in Ibiza - the flute is ridiculous!

Nice DC10 sound off that


Looking forward to hearing S Leger's new one out in a club

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ik4RmJlkAM

Zascar

That's a really nice tune alright but I much prefer the other track on the EP: Foxxy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r88JABsHbeY

Flynn: Michel Cleis - La Mezkla is a stunning tune, I've played it to death at this stage though.

Jonny, are you diggin this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_3KPl6FRrA

Porkpie

Absolute classic -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeZblL3p8d4

D Audio Tripper

Zascar wrote: »

That's a really nice tune alright but I much prefer the other track on the EP: Foxxy

Yeah I gave it a listen yesterday when I went looking for Le Moustique - thumbs up!

MikeHoncho

Hmm not sure if this is strictly dance but its my favourite tune of the year so far anyway:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zol2MJf6XNE

Really like The Burial and Four Tet tunes too.

gsparx

jtsuited wrote: »

Jaysus. Sounds like the soundtrack to a cheap gay tv travel show.

I don't think I can quite believe it, jtsuited is disagreeing with jonny 68.
Incredible!

jonny68

gsparx wrote: »

I don't think I can quite believe it, jtsuited is disagreeing with jonny 68.
Incredible!

i know, wonders will never cease eh,if i said putting your hand into the fire was likely to get you burned he would disagree :rolleyes::

jtsuited

eh where did I disagree?
I said it sounds like a soundtrack to a cheap gay tv travel show.

That doesn't contradict anything jonny said.

BaZmO*

I think he worded it wrong. What he should of said was,

"I don't think I can quite believe it, jtsuited 'ripping the p1ss out of' jonny 68"


But for what it's worth, I actually agree with his comment about the track.

gsparx

jtsuited wrote: »

eh where did I disagree?
I said it sounds like a soundtrack to a cheap gay tv travel show.

That doesn't contradict anything jonny said.

I think it was the "Jaysus" that gave it away.

jonny68

BaZmO* wrote: »

I think he worded it wrong. What he should of said was,

"I don't think I can quite believe it, jtsuited 'ripping the p1ss out of' jonny 68"


But for what it's worth, I actually agree with his comment about the track.

it's House music of the highest calibre (which is rare thesedays) but your entitled to your opinion.

Anima

jonny68 wrote: »

it's House music of the highest calibre (which is rare thesedays) but your entitled to your opinion.

Jonny, you bring it on yourself with these kind of statements. "It is house music of the highest calibre", you are not stating an opinion here but rather that the statement is fact, as if this tune was the best house track there ever was. You can't say afterwards "but you're entitled to your opinion" because you've already stated that any other opinion is wrong, in your eyes at least.

Maybe this is miscommunication but you should choose your words wisely when trying to say something through text, otherwise people get the wrong idea most of the time.

jonny68

Anima wrote: »

Jonny, you bring it on yourself with these kind of statements. "It is house music of the highest calibre", you are not stating an opinion here but rather that the statement is fact, as if this tune was the best house track there ever was. You can't say afterwards "but you're entitled to your opinion" because you've already stated that any other opinion is wrong, in your eyes at least.

Maybe this is miscommunication but you should choose your words wisely when trying to say something through text, otherwise people get the wrong idea most of the time.

ill choose my words anyway i like, IMO it IS of the highest calibre and if someone thinks otherwise that is their perogative.

Zascar

Jonny I just listened to that track again, and the originaly mix of that track anyway, with its little Zylaphone breakdown, is just a little bit fruity. To me its pretty standard unoriginal funky house, nothing really special. Even the remixes kind of cross the spectrum of the standard different sounds you could do with the track. The Jay Kay mix is miles above the rest, nice little beat to itactually. But come on there are miles better similar tunes out there are the moment.

One thing I have notices thought is some old skool funky type tunes appearing on beatport - Milk & Sugar - Let the Sun shine for example. Remix is crap though the Original was way better.

Then again there is some horrible crap that gets to the top of the beatport charts, like the Tetris track which has been there for ages. What self respecting DJ plays that i have no idea.

Táck