D.J. Generous- Wonder Why

Play Digital recently released "Wonder Why", a sun-drenched soundtrack from Russia's very own D.J. Generous! Celebrating a bright career as a sound-smith, Dima Jr. Worcestershire, the man behind the guise D.J. Generous, is indeed one of the figures in the scene who-- through his Ibiza-influenced progressive house sound-- had sealed the gap between European and Russian dance music .

For D.J. G's debut on Play Digital, "Wonder Why" spawns remixes and dubs from three prominent names in the industry: Russia's Vladimir "PROFF" Ershov, Canada's Derek "Dezza" Silvester, and Italy's Emiliano "Emijay" Nencioni and Giacomo "G.o.d.i" Godi, the two guys who make music with the guise, Supernova.

Wonder Why (Original Club Vocal / Dub)

When I first found out that D.J. Generous is a Russian producer, I did not think twice in assuming this release as something worth the positive review.

The original versions of Wonder Why really bring out the true feel-good essence of progressive house from its simple yet upbeat basslines to its smooth-sounding arps. Moreover, if you are a fan of the vocal mix, then I am pretty sure you would agree if I say the vocals effortlessly bring things to the brighter side of sound. Having said these, I personally find "Wonder Why" as one of the best vocal progressive house tracks this year.

Wonder Why (Supernova Mix / Use the Chord Mix)

G.o.d.i. and Emijay also takes two for this release, and the result, an energy-packed deep tech rendition! In the "Supernova Use the Chord Mix", Supernova brings in the smooth arp to their craft.

Wonder Why (PROFF Vocal Mix / Dub)

Progressive house heavyweight, PROFF is back to surprise his listeners once again! He kicks his two versions with his trademark sound plus, of course, a remarkable acoustic guitar solo in the breakdown.

Wonder Why (Dezza Vocal Mix / Dub)

Many say these last two tracks are Dezza's best crafts up to date. I have been following Dezza's works in and out of Dezire Records, and I really have to admit his remixes on "Wonder Why" really bring the best out of him! Really lush and mind-levitating sounds from the man can be heard throughout the song, and the soaring super-pads just gave his tracks a heightened close.

If you enjoyed this release, check out the link below. The guys from Play Digital just gave away a free high-quality version of "Wonder Why"!

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Shipstad & Warren- Just Like Your Father

"Just Like Your Father" is the latest release from teenage producers Luke Shipstad and Dylan Warren under Key Recordings. The label was spearheaded by Nick Stoynoff and Luke Shipstad himself quite sometime ago and has also been releasing melodic progressive tracks from both exclusive and non-exclusive artists. Also, what makes this release interesting is that albeit Luke Shipstad and Dylan Warren handling A&R duties for the label since day one together with Derek Silvester (Dezza), "Just Like Your Father" marks their debut release on the said label. Going back, this release, together with the original mix, caters two unique remixes from Andrew Playton and Westhill & Alenza.

Just Like Your Father (Original Mix)

Luke and Dylan just manifested the true sound of Key Recordings in the original mix of Just Like Your Father! The harmony in this track is simply blissful, and the rest follow-- truly a masterpiece.

Just Like Your Father (Playton Remix)

Playton is indeed one of the most demanded producers this season! Characterized to be full of crisp and clarity, the sound of this Russian producer is certainly something to die for! Before I forget, have you heard of Myon & Shane54's mash-up on this track with OceanLab's "Lonely Gir"l? If not, do a Youtube search right now.

Just Like Your Father (Westhill & Alenza)

The French producers, Westhill and Alenza also accept remix duties for the release, leaving a razor-edged, big-room, trance interpretation of "Just Like Your Father".

Shipstad & Warren's Key Recordings debut release, "Just Like Your Father" is out now! Be sure to support this release!

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Jozhy K & Angel - Daylight EP

Dezire Records celebrates its third release with a lovable and emotional vocal track from Ukranian artists, Jozhy K & Angel. Jozhy K is responsible for Dezire's debut release, "Love Story", but he is back for more!

Together with the original and instrumental mixes, remixes from Andre Frauenstein, The Wokadoa, and Dezza are also included. Sit back, and enjoy Dezire Records' newest release, "Daylight", to be released May 14, 2010!

Daylight (Original Mix)

Delivering melodies somewhat similar to the likes of Mango and Thomas Schwartz, while topped off with delightful emotive piano keys akin to Shingo Nakamura's, Daylight (Original Mix) certainly carries the hallmark Dezire Records euphoria! Oh, and the vocals-- just perfect!

Daylight (Instrumental Mix)

If you just would like to enjoy the melodies minus the vocals of the track, then this is for you!

Daylight (Andre Frauenstein Remix)

Young producer based in Johannesburg, South Africa, AF, delivers an alternative remix to Daylight with a more solid structure and a more upbeat delivery.

Daylight (The Wokadoa Remix)

Latvian good buddies, Viktor Fox and Kaspar Kochker make up The Wokadoa, and they turn Daylight into an electrifying piece with thick and grinding basslines! Definitely something different for Dezire Records, Daylight (The Wokadoa Remix) really gives that cutting-edge effect on the label.

Daylight (Dezza Remix)

A release on Dezire Records is not complete without a remix from the boss himself! Derek Silvester, or Dezza, makes a more uplifting version of the track, and like the original, the Dezza Remix really captures the essence of the label.

Third release on the label made possible by Jozhy K & Angel! As more tracks get released, the more melodic they become! Catch this release May 14, 2010 via Dezire Records!

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Technical Lovers feat. Trox- Hard to Believe/ Lost In

It was 2007 when the two Russian producers, Eldar Stuff and Bernoulli teamed up to form Technical Lovers. Both producers spent years experimenting and turning knobs to create their own "TL sound". And good enough, Technical Lovers landed on Dezire Records with their release "Hard to Believe/ Lost In" featuring Trox on vocals.

Hard to Believe (Original Mix)

This one is a perfect example of tracks that have that kind of ascending structure; from starting with seemingly gloomy melodies to finishing with a soaring and uplifting climax. Vocals from Trox do complement the upbeat feel of the track, and are also very easy to sing along with.

Hard to Believe (Dezza Remix)

Derek Silvester, half of duo managing Dezire Records, gives a light and a melodious interpretation of Hard to Believe. With feel-good piano vibes and jovial stream of melodies, the Dezza remix is the perfect for listeners who love heartwarming and easy-going tunes.

Hard to Believe (Promonova Remix)

Cheering audiences, big-room chords, hard-kicking beats, haunting vocal hooks, the Russian-based producer, Promonova provides a proper club-friendly version of the track.

Lost In (Original Mix)

The fourth track brings the EP to a close with its emotionally-drenched technical sound. Lost In is subtle, but very meaningful.

Dezire Records celebrates its second release with Hard to Believe/ Lost In. With continued love and support from its fans, the label along with its artists will definitely keep growing.

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