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HARRY AVERS presents
Noice! - Episode 86 Zombie Disco Squad (Made to Play, dirtybird)
Ahhh yes... Part 4 of our wonderful 6 part series from Blue Collar Entertainment. Today.. we are proud to bring you the very Gifted musical Talents of the famed... Zombie Disco Squad: ?One of the most exciting prospects of 2009? ? Jesse Rose Lucas Hunter & Nat Self are ?Zombie Disco Squad? the multi-talented production duo that are taking house music in a new direction. Taking influences from Balie Funk, African rhythms, Baltimore, Hip-Hop, the so-called fidget sound and making it sound fresh. You won?t find any cheesy gimmicks in their records but what you will find are tracks played by some of the most influential DJ?s and clubs around the globe. Zombie Disco Squad started life in 2006 after putting on nights around London?s pivotal venues such as the The Social and Catch. They made their name with regular mixtapes, which toured the globe via the internet and had a string of internet ?hits? (10,000 downloads for the track ?Straight Boy?). Influenced by African percussion, foreign languages and jacking music Lucas & Nat were soon traveling around the world touring the states and across Europe. They had touched down in clubs such as Fabric in London, Panorama Bar in Berlin and Hive in Zurich before even having one official single release. Their remixes, on the other hand, have had plays by Radio 1?s Annie Mac, Pete Tong and Zane Lowe to name a few. The boys have already picked up support from across the board with Jesse Rose signing them exclusively to his Made to Play label but not before one Mr Claude VonStroke stepped in for a single on DirtyBird. 2009 is looking like their breakthrough year with a residency at Panorama Bar in Berlin, tours with Made to Play, releases on Daniel Haaksman?s Man Recordings, dirtybird, Made to Play and a production sound that is second to non. If you don?t know, get to know? you have been warned!
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Noice! - Episode 86 Zombie Disco Squad (Made to Play, dirtybird)
Ahhh yes... Part 4 of our wonderful 6 part series from Blue Collar Entertainment. Today.. we are proud to bring you the very Gifted musical Talents of the famed... Zombie Disco Squad: ?One of the most exciting prospects of 2009? ? Jesse Rose Lucas Hunter & Nat Self are ?Zombie Disco Squad? the multi-talented production duo that are taking house music in a new direction. Taking influences from Balie Funk, African rhythms, Baltimore, Hip-Hop, the so-called fidget sound and making it sound fresh. You won?t find any cheesy gimmicks in their records but what you will find are tracks played by some of the most influential DJ?s and clubs around the globe. Zombie Disco Squad started life in 2006 after putting on nights around London?s pivotal venues such as the The Social and Catch. They made their name with regular mixtapes, which toured the globe via the internet and had a string of internet ?hits? (10,000 downloads for the track ?Straight Boy?). Influenced by African percussion, foreign languages and jacking music Lucas & Nat were soon traveling around the world touring the states and across Europe. They had touched down in clubs such as Fabric in London, Panorama Bar in Berlin and Hive in Zurich before even having one official single release. Their remixes, on the other hand, have had plays by Radio 1?s Annie Mac, Pete Tong and Zane Lowe to name a few. The boys have already picked up support from across the board with Jesse Rose signing them exclusively to his Made to Play label but not before one Mr Claude VonStroke stepped in for a single on DirtyBird. 2009 is looking like their breakthrough year with a residency at Panorama Bar in Berlin, tours with Made to Play, releases on Daniel Haaksman?s Man Recordings, dirtybird, Made to Play and a production sound that is second to non. If you don?t know, get to know? you have been warned!
Podcast home: http://noice.podomatic.com
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