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HATIRAS / KNIGHT, MARK / CLARK, ROLAND / ALAIA & GALLO / ILLYUS & BARRIENTOS - [V21] TOOLROOM SAMPLER VOL 21

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[V21] Toolroom Sampler Vol 21
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4 Tracks 4 Artists Of Pumpin Vocal Hooked Tech / Pumpin House From Allstar Cast Of Producers.

DJ Support: Noizu, Seth Troxler, Marco Carola, MEDUZA, Dombresky, Carlita, Bob Sinclar, ALOK, Oliver Heldens, BLOND:ISH, Nicole Moudaber, D.O.D, Gorgon City, David Penn, Mousse T, Mau P, Nic Fanciulli, Barry Can’t Swim, ACRAZE, Groove Armada & more.

Vinyl-loving DJs are well served by Toolroom's ongoing sampler series, which squeezes the best of the label's digital releases onto action-packed four-trackers. Volume 21 is naturally another strong instalment. Hatiras impresses with opener 'Hypnotized', a ragga vocal-sampling big room beast that distils the energy and intensity of the rave era into a tribal-tinged 21st century big room monster, before Mark Knight joins forces with Roland Clark (who provides a typically thoughtful and poetic spoken word vocal) and the similarly sizeable 'Televised'. Over on side B, Alaia & Gallo deliver a peak-time ready stomper peppered with cut-up Lolleatta Holloway samples ('Lipstick'), before Gene Farris adds a hip-house style spoken word vocal to Illyus & Barrientos' hybrid big room house/electrofunk workout 'Problems'.


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Hatiras – Hypnotized
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Mark Knight, Roland Clark - Televised
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Alaia & Gallo - Lipstick
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Illyus & Barrientos, Gene Farris – Problems

Last FM Information on Hatiras

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Hatiras is one of todays most influential electronic music producers and DJs. He is best known for his chart topping global smash 'Spaced Invader', his 'Arrival' album and his 'Electronic Luv' series. He is also renowned for running the cutting-edge record label Blow Media and remixing artists such as Kylie Minogue (and many others) on labels such as Sony, Parlophone, Universal Music, Ministry of Sound, IHR and Defected. Hatiras has sold hundreds of thousands of records through his numerous releases. He has also received extensive music video and radio airplay across the world and was awarded the prestigious Canadian Juno and SOCAN awards for Best Dance and most radio play in 2002 (Spaced Invader). He was also re-nominated for two Juno Awards in 2005 ('Money Shot' and his remix for DJ's Rule). In 2006 he was awarded the Juno Award for Best Dance along with Macca for their smash song 'Spanish Fly'. From Hatiras' page on Blow Media: Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Last FM Information on Mark Knight

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Not to be confused with, the similarly named, video games and Chiptune composer - Mark 'TDK' Knight. 1) Mark Knight is head of Toolroom Records & a UK DJ / producer. He has stamped his impression on the scene of electronic dance music - through a string of releases & parties - highlighting his label. Often collaborating with fellow British DJ Funkagenda, Mark has been at the forefront of commercial house, techno & tech house. Some of his most successful releases are Man With The Red Face (with Funkagenda), Downpipe (with Underworld & D. Ramirez) & an Underworld rework - Beautiful Burnout (Mark Knight Remix). 2) LA Guitarist Mark Knight's first band was this band called Krude Witch and at sixteen or seventeen played The Troubadour and all the major clubs in Hollywood. Opened up for W.A.S.P. and Ratt. Then that band disbanded, and he put this band together Mickey Knight. It was right around ’84-’85 and the scene was pulsing, all the hair bands. So, Poison, Ratt, all those bands were selling out and the whole scene was starting — and really the Sunset Strip scene was starting to happen. Mickey Knight never got a record deal, but he went on to do City Slick, and then eventually Bang Tango. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.