DJ LESSON and New Releases CDPOOL UK Underground and Global December 2012
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0:00 CD4 Underground December 2012, kicking off with track number 1 from di
Alright ladies and gentlemen, some more new releases for you. CD4 Underground December 2012, kicking off with track number 1 from disc number 2. This one here is DJ Fresh featuring Miss Dynamite Goldust. This one here is the Max Polyphonic Remix. Release on this one is to be arranged if you like any tunes. Bit of an acapella over this. Right check this one out, this is track 8 from disc 1.
2:58 This reminds me of Time to Stop
This reminds me of Time to Stop. Work until it's time to stop. Work until it, work until it. That's where I get it from. Work until it's time to stop. Love it. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Because I've got a gun attached to your face. Sorry. By the way, big shout out to the Penguin Cafe for giving me these cups. Check it out. If ever you're in Aberystwyth, go to the Penguin Cafe. Seriously, it's a great place. Say hello to Mario. Say Jonathan sent you. And he'll charge his double. Steady, nice, flowing underground vibes. This is what a lot of people would class as a roller. It's just, you know, style. Very, very laid back, not much going on. This one here is track number eight, Groove Armada. Track here entitled Don't Take Your Love Away. It's not a good idea actually. We're dealing with a little bit of
8:32 I'm going to wang in the vocal here
This track is very well produced. This one is taken from Global Releases, December 2012, track 1. So the end's similar to the beginning. There's no beat, there's just a vocal. Bang! I'm going to wang in the vocal here. By the way, if you're wondering what the hell's going on, a lot of these new releases from CDport are quite often demonstrations and tutorials as well where I try and give a bit of info, okay? See change there, but there you go. This one here is Farley & Heller track 1 from distance 1. Sexton. Rest your mind, this one's track 5 from disc number 1. But I want to explain something first of all. A lot of dance music originated from the old school disco which was, I mean, disco sort of really, disco was like underground for many many years then sort of about the early 70s to mid-70s it started just getting out there big time.
In fact, it wasn't until I believe around about the mid-70s that we had the first... Sorry, noises in the background. The first 12-inch single ever come out and this was amazing because now people had more time to mix tunes in. This next cut here is Uptown Funk Empire Boogie. It's called Boogie and it has got so much disco vibe chucked into it, so check it out. Comes across initially as just your... I'm going to say practice and enjoy, don't forget. Check out all the information in the description on these tunes and all of the others from CD4. Nice one. By the way, happy Christmas, prosperous new year, and I hope you get everything you want and you don't get things you don't want. Thank you for watching.
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