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Top Ten Best Dance & Electronic Songs May 2011 Part 2

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This is a great way to wrap up May and jump right into June and warm summer months ahead. This is what’s hot now in dance and electronic dance music. This is the Top Ten Best Dance & Electronic Songs in May 2011 Part 2. There’s so much great dance and electronic music coming out I think pretty soon it’s going to start feeling like 1989/1990 the years before dance and electronic music exploded with rave culture and all that good stuff! One of the biggest cuts I’ve been enjoying for a while now is C’mon by Tiesto/Diplo! It’s one of those very upbeat dance electronic tracks very reminiscent of early techno with vocal samples thrown in! Loving it. It was slow to grow on me at first now I totally dig it! Strange that Tiesto is collaborating with Diplo but hey I love weird collaborations like that! A favorite that’s been around for a while now, Spacer Woman as an original and a cover by Johan Agebjorn & Sally Shapiro has just been rereleased on an excellent new album by Johan Agebjorn called Casablanca Nights. Spacer Woman is one of my all time favorite Italo-Disco songs and since it’s been just rereleased here by Johan Agebjorn and since I’ve been listening to it over and over again I figured it should end up on the Top Ten Best Dance & Electronic Songs in May 2011 part 2 list. Check it out as it’s great if you haven’t hear of it. Sweet Dreams is an excellent remake of the Eurythmics 80s classic synth pop track that’s been on repeat constantly, Tiga’s You Gonna Want Me from about 5 years ago has just been given the new remix treatment by Hey Today! that deserves to be on this list. As well Yeke Yeke is the late 80s Afro pop hit with new remix treatment by Robbie Rivera that’s really been on repeat lately. I was a big fan of the original in the 80s then the Hardfloor remix back in the mid 90s and now this new remix.

1. C’mon (Original Mix) by Tiesto Vs. Diplo
2. You Gonna Want Me (Hey Today! Remix) by Tiga
3. Sweet Dreams by Avicii
4. U.F.O. (Jean Tonique Aliens Can’t Dance Remix) by DJ EQ
5. She Freaks (Original Mix) by The Shapeshifters
6. Move Your Body (Original Mix) by Stefano Noferini
7. Cinema (Maurizio Gubellini Remix) by Benny Benassi Featuring Gary Go
8. Spacer Woman From Mars by Johan Agebjorn & Sally Shapiro
9. Yeke Yeke 2011 (Robbie Rivera Remix) by Mory Kante
10. Niton (The Reason) (Club Mix) by Eric Prydz

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Posted in Playlist.

Tagged with avicii, Benny Benassi, club, dance, Diplo, DJ EQ, electronic, Eric Prydz, Gary Go, house, Johan Agebjorn, Mory Kante, remix, Sally Shapiro, Stefano Noferini, The Shapeshifters, Tiesto, Tiga, trance.

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By admin – May 31, 2011
Afro-Left (Afro-Ride) by Leftfield Is Best Remix Ever?

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By the time Leftfield’s masterpiece of an electronic dance album Leftism was released in 1995 I had already had the pleasure of hearing several of their earlier singles starting with Not Forgotten all the way back in 1990 to Song Of Life in 1992 to Open Up with John Lydon of Sex Pistols in 1993 just less than 2 years before their amazing debut album Leftism had left a major impression on me and the electronic and dance music culture and since then there has not been as excellent of an album like Leftism. Well there have been but not that many.

Afro-Left is the second cut off of Leftism and it’s one of those African/electronic tribal tech cuts that’s quite good on it’s own. It’s upbeat but not banging but it’s got a good groove you can get down to. Once you get into the remix Afro-Left (Afro-Ride) is when things really get frenetic brimming with electronic energetic XTC. Afro-Left (Afro-Ride) is 10 minutes of electronic dance music pleasure! It’s the best remix ever made, I think. The frenetic almost drum and bass style beats don’t pick up fast it starts quite slow and dreamy. The remix builds starting with Djum Djum’s singing and chanting then slowly builds up into the upbeat style that I have fallen in love with. If I had to pick the best remix this would be it and I totally love remixes and hear countless remixes over and over again. But this is it. It’s just the bomb! I was happy to have also heard it on the soundtrack to Wipeout 2097 which featured some of the best electronic and dance cuts around 1995/1996.

Two years later Leftfield released another excellent album called Rhythm & Stealth. Later disappearing off the face of the earth. Well their still around but nothing has been released from them since then. Maybe something for a 20 year reunion?

If you can get your hands on Leftism do so. It’s not available as a download on iTunes but Amazon has both the download and the CD so snatch it up. If you can get the double disc C D release even better as you have some great additional remixes or versions of cuts from the amazing Leftism album.

Leftism Track List:

Release The Pressure
Afro-Left
Melt
Song Of Life
Original
Black Flute
Space Shanty
Inspection Check One
Storm 3000
Open Up
21st Century Poem

Leftism Bonus Disc
Afro-Left (Afro-Ride)
Release The Pressure (Release One)
Original (Live Dub)
Filter Fish
Afro-Left (Afro-Central)
Release The Pressure (Release Four)

Afro-Left (Original) by Leftfield
Afro-Left (Afro-Ride) by Leftfield

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Posted in 1995, Album, Single.

Tagged with 90s, dance, Djum Djum, electronic, leftfield, remix, techno, tribal.

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By admin – May 28, 2011
Sweet Child O’ Mine by Flat Pack Covers Guns N’ Roses

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Those of you that know anything about Mylo will know where the name of this website comes from. One of my favorite albums from the 2000′s and perhaps for the last 20 years is the album Destroy Rock And Roll byMylo. Destroy Rock And Roll was chock full of some of the best dance music around. Included excellent cuts like Destroy Rock And Roll, Drop The Pressure, Muscle Cars, Muscle Car Reform Reprise, In My Arms,Valley Of The Dolls, Paris Four Hundred, Otto’s Journey and more. The whole album was totally listenable and it still sounds fresh today. Well Mylo and his label Breastfed Records also released other artists likeLinus Loves, Radio Slave, Ran Shani and Flat Pack which released this just OK remake of a classic Guns N’ Roses classic songs Sweet Child O’ Mine by Flat Pack. I was very excited to hear this remake when it first came out in 2005 but it just wasn’t strong. Fortunately though it’s saved by the Mylo Remix which is here. What do you think? Good, bad? If you don’t like it and don’t know anything about Mylo then head over here and check out some awesome Mylo cuts now and preview Destroy Rock And Roll!

Sweet Child O’ Mine by Guns N’ Roses
Sweet Child O’ Mine (Mylo Remix) by Flat Pack

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Posted in 2005, Single.

Tagged with cover songs, dance, electronic, Flat Pack, Guns N' Roses, Mylo, remix, rock.

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By admin – May 27, 2011
Sana Doris Samples Diana Ross Upside Down With Pseudo Wind

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This is the strangest, gayest Diana Ross remake, sample, cover ever. I like it actually and it sounds like something RuPaul could have pulled off back in the 90s or it could have perfectly fit in the film Paris Is Burning from ’91. Though there’s no RuPaul here this remake called Pseudo Wind by Sana Doris comes to us by way of the In Flagranti guys by way of Codek Records. So it’s gotta be cool right? This is from the 12″ SOUNDS SUPERB VOL. 6 and it’s worth it. If you can’t get your hands on it do it as fast as you can. Or else you have Pseudo Wind by Sana Doris below so you can sample that and check out In Flagranti for more disco dance flavored releases. I know you are a closet disco lover so go get some In Flagranti and enjoy! They have a very sleazy, naughty disco sound that once you taste you wont go back. Enjoy! and Enjoy the promo video below as well!

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Upside Down by Diana Ross
Pseudo Wind by Sana Doris

Posted in 2009, Single.

Tagged with club, cover songs, dance, Diana Ross, disco, electronic, In Flagranti, remake, sampled music, Sana Doris.

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By admin – May 26, 2011
Baby I’m Yours (Siriusmo Remix) by Breakbot

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I have had Baby I’m Yours single in my iTunes now for some time and I can’t seem to get into it much. Especially the remixes of it. Remixes are by LaFunkMob and Siriusmo as well as instrumental versions of each plus an awesome additional track called Make You Mine which I think is the strongest track on this release. Make You Mine has a very funky, dowtempo Daft Punk like feel to it. Links to all all versions below to preview and download. I discovered Breakbot after he did a remix of Happy Up Here for Royksopp and have been digging his sound since then so I love Happy Up Here (Breakbot Remix) by Royksopp, Roche (Breakbot Remix) by Sebastien Tellier, In My Spaceship (Breakbot Remix) by Jan Turkenburg, I Think I Like U 2 (Breakbot Remix) by Jamaica and Lion (Breakbot Remix) by ZZZ remixes he’s done and there are tons more remixes than this just ok release by Breakbot. The original Baby I’m Yours is still stronger than the remixes and hands down Make You Mine is the best of the tracks on Baby I’m Yours single by Breakbot. Check them all out below.

Baby I’m Yours by Breakbot
Baby I’m Yours (Instrumental) by Breakbot
Baby I’m Yours (Siriusmo Remix) by Breakbot
Baby I’m Yours (Siriusmo Instrumental Remix) by Breakbot
Make You Mine by Breakbot
Baby I’m Yours (LaFunkMob Remix) by Breakbot
Baby I’m Yours (LaFunkMob Instrumental Remix) by Breakbot

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Posted in 2010, Single.

Tagged with Breakbot, dance, electronic, house, nu disco, remix.

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By admin – May 25, 2011
Top Ten Best Italo-Disco Songs Ever!!!

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America killed disco music back in the late 70s and Europe fought back by coming up with cool new subgenres in the dance and disco world so Italo-Disco was born out of the ashes of disco music in the late 70s and it’s certainly the evolution of disco dance music. Italo-Disco was mostly popular in Italy and Germany later reaching as far as France, UK, Spain and elsewhere on the main continent and Italo-Disco was the main form of dance music throughout most of the 80s there. Here in the states it was known as Hi-NRG because really disco was dead here and Italo-Disco was too Euro! Whatever you want to call it though I love my Italo-Disco. Ok it could get a bit cheesy but boy this subgenre has some of the best tracks ever in the dance and electronic music world and I’ve compiled the Top Ten best Italo-Disco Songs ever below and if you’re new to this style of music but do like dance and electronic music then you will certainly like these. Most of these were underground hits here in the states but you might have heard one or two here and there. Mostly Problèmes d’Amour by Alexander Robotnick which was featured in a scene in National Lampoons European Vacation.

Others songs on this Top Ten best Italo-Disco Songs ever list you might have heard of are I’m Ready by Kano a very sexy, dance track with an electro disco beat. It has been featured on countless compilations lately and if you don’t know Kano you need to know of Kano. And I’m not speaking of Kano the rapper. Hell no! Check out their very excellent Greatest Hits of excellent Italo-Disco songs. They had a bigger hit in the states with It’s A War reaching number one on the Billboard dance charts around 1983.

Spacer Woman by Charlie has been an underground Italo-Disco song for such a long time. It had a resurrection of some sorts about 5 or so years ago when an a really awesome compilation of Italo-Disco songs called I-Robots and was featured on that and since then it’s been on my iPod/iPhone. If you can get your hands on I-Robots then I would as it’s one of the best Italo-Disco compilations ever. Alot of songs in the Italo-Disco genre dealt with space, robots and love affairs taking place in outer space and with robots etc so Italo-Disco suited this very well and Spacer Woman is not short of dealing with lovers in outer space.

I recently discovered Savage for the first time off of the Pet Shop Boys Back To Mine compilation which is highly recommended to own as it’s chock full of awesome dance music all influenced by the two members of the Pet Shop Boys. Ok earlier in the 2000s is when I discovered Savage and wasn’t sure how I missed Don’t Cry Tonight back in the early 80s? Don’t Cry Tonight is an excellent example of synthy, spacey mellower than normal Italo-Disco song. It’s certainly worthy of being included in this list of Top Ten Best Italo-Disco Songs Ever list.

That leaves Peter Richard, Cyber People, Mr. Flagio (Check out Pet Shop Boys Back To Mine compilation for Take A Chance by Mr. Flagio as well), Gaz Nevada, Ken Laszlo and Lime to round out the Tp Ten Best Italo-Disco Songs Ever list. They’re all great and excellent choices.

So check out the Top Ten Best Italo-Disco Songs Ever list below. Let me know what you think of these tracks. Like them? Hate them?

Walking In The Neon (Original 12″ Club Mix) by Peter Richard
Take A Chance by Mr. Flagio
Don’t Cry Tonight (12″ Version) by Savage
Problèmes D’Amour by Alexander Robotnik
I’m Ready by Kano

I. C. Love Affair by Gaz Nevada
Spacer Woman by Charlie
Babe We’re Gonna Love Tonight [Remix] by Lime
Hey Hey Guy by Ken Laszlo
Void Vision (Extended Version) by Cyber People

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Posted in Playlist.

Tagged with Alexander Robotnick, Charlie, club, Cyber People, dance, disco, euro, Gaz Nevada, Italo Disco, Kano, Ken Laszlo, Lime, Mr. Flagio, Peter Richard, Savage, synth.

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By admin – May 24, 2011
Faith Healer (Barracuda Mix) by Recoil

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Recoil is Alan Wilder from Depeche Mode and this single, Faith Healer from the album Bloodline was riding on the HUGE success that Depeche Mode had recently experienced with their Violator album. Bloodline was certainly nothing close to the massive success that Violator had but this release is certainly worth noting if those of you Depeche Mode fans don’t know anything about this release and the single Faith Healer which features the vocals of Douglas McCarthy of Nitzer Ebb. Faith Healer came out just when ‘techno’ and electronic albums were slowly seeing major label releases stateside and this single along with releases by Eon, T99, The Prodigy, Meat Beat Manifesto, Baby Ford and LFO was in heavy rotation on my players in the car or on the stereo at home.

Faith Healer which is a cover of an old Alex Harvey (Scottish blues and rock vocalist) song, includes some pretty darn cool remixes. The remix that I came to love on the single to Faith Healer is the Barracuda Remix which is credited to a Richard M Hall who just happens to be Moby! Other remixes on Faith Healer include the Disbeliever Remix which was by LFO who I totally dug back in the day. LFO’s Frequencies album and single We Are Back is still high on my list of favorite tracks from back in the day. This remix is certainly quite beat and bass heavy. Mark Bell from LFO later worked with Bjork on several of her album

A great remix package if you happen to get your hands on it and it’s highly recommended but if not check out the Barracuda Remix, LFO’s Disbeliever Mix, several other remixes and original version of Faith Healer by Recoil below. For more Recoil check out their awesome Greatest Hits compilation here which includes great new remixes of older Recoil cuts.

Faith Healer by Recoil
Faith Healer (Barracuda Mix) by Recoil

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Posted in 1992, Single.

Tagged with dance, Depeche Mode, electronic, industrial, LFO, Moby, Recoio, remake, remix.

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By admin – May 23, 2011
Yeke Yeke (Robbie Rivera Remix) by Mory Kante

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Yeke Yeke by Mory Kante has been around since the late 80s! I heard on Live 105 here in the Bay Area in the late 80s and I’ve been a big fan of it. Any new remix that comes out of it and I’m there. In the mid 90s it was remixed by the German acid trance act Hardfloor! Hardfloor were a pretty darn cool act with great original releases but they were even better remixes. One of my all time favorite remixes is of New Order’s now classic biggest selling 12″ single Blue Monday remixed by Hardfloor in 1995 so they had their fare share of awesome remixes of cool dance tracks. So Yeke Yeke grew on me even more when the Hardfloor remix came out in 1995! Now we have a whole new batch of excellent remixes of the classic Afro world song Yeke Yeke by Mory Kante. The original Yeke Yeke is off of Mory Kante’s album Akwaba Beach from 1987. Enjoy.

Yeke Yeke (Robbie Rivera Remix) by Mory Kante
Yeke Yeke 2011 (Loverush UK! Club Mix) by Mory Kante
Yeke Yeke (1995 Hardfloor Remix) by Mory Kante

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Posted in 2011, Single.

Tagged with African, club, dance, electronic, house, Mory Kante, remix, Robbie Rivera, world music.

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By admin – May 22, 2011
Badman Riddim (Jump) (Tru Fix & Thunderskank Dubstep Remix) by Vato Gonzalez Ft. Foreign Beggars

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If you like your dance music hard with a lot of heavy bass then you will love Badman Riddim (Jump) (Tru Fix & Thunderskank Dubstep Remix) by Vato Gonzalez.

This track takes me back to the days of drum & bass and jungle tracks that were coming out in the mid 90s like with releases from Goldie, Mettalheadz and the like but this is much more than that it’s hard house and jungle/drum & bass all rolled into one. It’s dubstep! It’s fun and fast. Check it out below and check out some of the other Vato Gonzalez releases here!

Badman Riddim (Jump) (Tru Fix & Thunderskank Dubstep Remix) by Vato Gonzalez Ft. Foreign Beggars

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Posted in 2011, Single.

Tagged with dance, dubstep, electronic, Foreign Beggars, hard house, remix, Thunderskank, Tru Fix, Vato Gonzalez.

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By admin – May 21, 2011
Sweet Dreams (Avicii Swede Dreams Mix) by Avicii Covers Eurythmics

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I love my remakes and this one is a really nice one by Avicii covering the Eurythmics classic 80s song Sweet Dreams! It’s definitely a bouncy, upbeat housed up club version of the Eurythmics synth pop classic. I love how the robotic vocodered vocals come in and with the big beats it’s really nice and grooving. I’ve heard many remakes and remixes in the past of the Eurythmics Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) but I have to say this version by Avicii is the best one I’ve heard so far.

If you like Sweet Dreams by Avicii then you should check out more by Avicii. His sound is totally now and perfect club music. Avicii is from Sweden and he’s remixed loads of acts like Dizzee Rascal, Robyn, Tim Berg, Daft Punk, Bob Sinclar and many more. Check his other remixes as I’m sure you will dig!

Check out a lounge version of Sweet Dreams by Senor Coconut here. Even electro godless Miss Kittin has covered Sweet Dreams! Emily Browning even sang a version for the SuckerPunch soundtrack that just came out a couple of months ago. It’s cool! It’s more dreamy, operatic and cinematic you know perfect for a movie!

Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) by Eurythmics
Sweet Dreams (Avicii Swede Dreams Mix) by Avicii

The single To Sweet Dreams also contains:

Sweet Dreams (Avicii Sweeder Dreams Mix) by Avicii
Sweet Dreams (Avicii Swede Dub Mix) by Avicii
Sweet Dreams (Avicii Swede Radio Mix) by Avicii

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Posted in 2010, Single.

Tagged with 80s, avicii, club, dance, electronic, Eurythmics, house, remakes, remixes, synth pop.

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By admin – May 20, 2011
DMX Krew Covers Soft Cell With Seedy Films

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Seedy Films along with Tainted Love, Sex Dwarf, Bedsitter and Say Hello, Wave Goodbye are excellent songs off of the now classic early 80s release Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret by Soft Cell. Soft Cell’s version is the perfect cut as part of the Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret album. It’s got a very sleazy, minimal sound and it’s dark and perfectly seedy as the title suggests. The album Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret is the soundtrack for the dark seedy underworld of downtown life. Unfortunately most folks know of Soft Cell for their cover of the Gloria Jones northern soul classic song Tainted Love. But anyone who’s a fan of Tainted Love should check out the album the song comes off of as it’s highly recommended by me!

I was lucky enough to hear this new remake cover version of Seedy Films by DMX Krew about 10 years ago. The song has been given the new upbeat electro pop treatment and the darkness has been stripped that’s on the Soft Cell version. Whereas the Soft Cell version is perfect off their classic album this remake by DMX Krew works perfectly on it’s own. I still enjoy this remake by DMX Krew and listen to it every so often. If you haven’t heard of it then it’s time you should enjoy it too. Links below!

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Seedy Films by Soft Cell
Seedy Films by DMX Krew

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Posted in 2002, Single.

Tagged with 80s, cover songs, dance, DMX Krew, electronic, remakes, Soft Cell, synth pop.

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By admin – May 17, 2011
Carry On, Turn Me On (Bottin Remix) by Space

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Space is one of my favorite space disco acts from the late 70s! Hailing from the South Of France, they released countless spacey sounding energetic disco tracks with their biggest hit being Magic Fly! From that self titled album this song Carry On, Turn Me On original version is pulled from. Magic Fly the album also contains the excellent track Tango In Space. It’s an excellent album and certainly worth as Space and main frontman Didier Marouani is one of the innovators of electronic dance music.

Bottin’s remix take on Carry On, Turn Me On is also excellent. It’s part of a killer compilation of great new remixes of Space tracks. King DJ’s awesome remake of Air Force is the highlight of the remix set along with this Bottin Remix of Carry On, Turn Me On. Other remixers include Sara Havcilek doing the remixing on Fasten Seat Belt which I also love and Foto’s Boulevard Of Dreams Mix of Deliverance rocks! Overall Space tracks have been given great new life in this collection of awesome remixes and I highly recommend any disco, electronic fan to own these great remixes and classic releases by Space.

Carry On, Turn Me On by Space
Carry On, Turn Me On (Bottin Remix) by Space

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Posted in 2009, Single.

Tagged with 70s, Bottin, dance, disco, electronic, pop, remix, Space.

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By admin – May 16, 2011
Top Ten Dance And Electronic Songs May 2011

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These are the dance and electronic tracks I’m listening and grooving to this month. This is my Top Ten dance and electronic songs for May 2011. There’s loads of excellent cuts here from Sterefunk sampling Lipps Inc.’s Funkytown to Black Strobe remixing awesome Rue De Rome by Munk, one of my favorite acts. Faze Action’s I Wanna Dancer sounds like a disco cut from the late 70s but perfectly produced now and Fukkk Offf’s More Than Friends is the perfect soundtrack to this months dance tracks.

Enjoy the Top Ten Dance and Electronic songs of May 2011.

1. Italomatique (Dirty Disco Youth Remix) by Stereofunk

2. Rue De Rome (Black Strobe Remix) by Munk

3. Novi Sad (Anton Pieete Remix) by Umek

4. Beaches and Friends (Hey Champ Remix) by French Horn Rebellion vs. Database

5. Way Back Home (Club Version Feat. Duane Harden) by Bag Raiders

6. We’re Ready When You Are feat. Ebony Bones (DJ Mehdi Remix) by The Krays

7. More Than Friends (Markus Lange & Stereofunk Remix) by Fukkk Offf

8. Behold by Beataucue

9. I Wanna Dancer (Special Disco Mix) by Faze Action

10. No Brain (Serge Santiago Remix) by Etienne de Crecy

You can download the entire collection at the link below:

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Posted in Playlist.

Tagged with club, dance, disco, electro, electronic, house, remix, synth.

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By admin – May 9, 2011

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