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Exclusive Interview with Joseph Mercado |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 21:50 |
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Joseph Mercado, formerly known as DJ Dimension and one half of the MegaMen productions, founded Next Dimension Music back in 2005. But his musical journey started back in 1988 in clubs such as Tunnel or Sound Factory in New York City where he fell in love with electronic music we are used to call "House". Early in the 90's, he began to promote his own parties, DJ'ed in various clubs and was a guest DJ on WNYU's "The Candy Store".
In 1997 he started producing and soon after he collaborates with William Rosario to form the MegaMen productions (their first project "Hand's up (what?)" under the alias Ghetto Stylez was released by Strictly Rhythm back in 1998). Since then, various productions, remixes and compilations followed.
This brings us to mid 2005 when he moved on to form Next Dimension Music which now celebrates its fourth birthday with the 200th release specially selected to reflect the overall sound of next dimension and its artists – the past, the present and the future.
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"Tribute to Michael Jackson", mixed by Michael Fossati |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 June 2009 20:33 |
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In memory of the legendary King of Pop we present you our short tribute mixshow.
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Fresh Grooves Volume 530, mixed by Michael Fossati |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 June 2009 20:29 |
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Have fun while listening to our latest mixshow...
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In the Spotlight: Jerk House Connection featuring Akram Sedkaoui "Each & everyday" (Raw Artistic Soul Remixes)(A.N.T.H.O Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 June 2009 20:24 |
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Just three months ago, the Rocco remixes of Jerk House Connection's 2003 latin flavored classic "Each & everyday" took Miami by storm, and they soon became a favorite of ours too. And now brand new Raw Artistic Soul remixes found their way to our CD players - we fell in love with them immediately... Akram Sedkaoui's incredible voice shines on these marvelous remixes which feature a masterly orchestration including sweet guitar, jazzy fender rhodes, piano and hammond organ, all perfectly arranged over a smooth yet contaminous percussion enriched Afro-tastic groove. Beside the main vocal and instrumental versions there are none less than three absolutely irresistible hypnotic dubs and a beats version taking the track to the deepest underground. Be sure to add this to the top of your want list. |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 27 June 2009 20:18 |
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Picks of the Week
Roberto De Carlo featuring Colin Corvez "You are the one for me" (Purple Music Records CD Promo)
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Roberto De Carlo takes on the timeless D'Train anthem "You are the one for me" and present his respectful 21st century interpretation that oozes with heartfelt vocals by Colin Corvez and incredible keys by Simon Grey, with the old skool tinged, funk soaked backing creating a resistless feel. Diego Auguanno contributes a classic styled version spiced with classy synths and Disco elements, while Miguel Migs' dub is the choice for peak time play thanks to its relentlessly stormin' groove. |
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Fresh Grooves Volume 529, mixed by Michael Fossati |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 20 June 2009 20:43 |
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We couldn't resist to bring you another extra long journey into sound, this time kicking off sweet and broken... enjoy !!
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In the Spotlight: Rachel Claudio "Gotcha" (Jaffa Music Records CD Promo) |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 20 June 2009 20:39 |
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"Gotcha" first saw the light of the day on last years "Jaffa Music EP", now it finally gets a well deserved single release. Said release included the 'Nassau Remix', a fiercely stormin', funk drenched affair featuring wicked keys and classic strings alongside passionate vocals, and the 'Deep Inc Discofied Mix' which goes deeper and relaxes the vibe for a groovier take on a Disco tinged tip, with a beautiful piano accompanying the vocals. Freshly added are remixes by The Jaffers who serve a funky monster on their old skool styled broken beat take, while Alan de Larniere relaxes the feel for a dreamy Latin flavored broken beat affair. Lastly Salokin takes the track to the bigger rooms with his stompin' electronic rework. |
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Written by Mike Fossati
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Saturday, 20 June 2009 20:34 |
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Picks of the Week
Jocasta "Girls are evil" (MoreHouse Records CD Promo)
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The original version of "Girls are evil" is a ska/pop gem that will catch you with the first listen. This wonderful song has been give the dance floor makeover by the Groove Junkies and Stuttering Munx who both deliver big time. The 'Groove Junkies Classic Vocal' is uplifting vocal madness with a classy instrumentation that will please all soulful heads, while the somewhat tougher 'Groove Junkies Dislectrotech' mixes feature elements from Disco, electro and tech house, with the result being truly unique and irresistible. Next is the 'Groove Junkies Regga House Mix' that makes you feel you're in the Caribbean with its sweet ska/reggae touch. Lastly Stuttering Munx go as deep as it gets, giving the track an atmospheric slightly dark feel. |
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