Deborah Cox Interview
Canadian chanteuse Deborah Cox is comfortable performing in just about any environment; huge concert halls, sweaty underground clubs, and now on Broadway starring in Aida. From her breakthrough "Sentimental" and megahit "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here" to the current radio smash "Something Happened on the Way to Heaven," Deborah has always embraced dance music and club life, even compiling her club remixes on a very special Remixed album. Alyson Calagna Interview
Some say that the circuit scene is a man's world, but if you are dancing and sweating to wonderful tribal sounds and look up to the DJ booth, you might see Alyson Calagna banging the beats. With two mixed CDs and original productions under the name Housekeeperz with partner Barry Huffine, Alyson is touring the country spreading her love of music wherever she goes. Tribal Pleasures DJs: T-Pro and Angel C Interview
Fusing Afro, Latin and house beats, Nuyorican T-Pro and Mexi-Rican DJ Angel C serve up pumping tribal at their packed DJ gigs at the hottest New York parties. These tribal masters have teamed up for Tribal Pleasures, a pumping CD full of the hottest tribal tracks from Mike Macaluso, Kiwi Dreams vs. Hard Attack, The Scumfrog, India, Johnny Vicious and many others. Infusion Interview
Springing from intense afterschool discussions about Depeche Mode and the fecund sounds emerging from the international rave scene, Infusion (Manuel Sharrad, Jamie Stevens, and Frank Xavier) have been delivering quality dance music since their first 12” “Smokescreen,” bringing creativity and fierce energy with their productions and remixes ever since then. Emmerald Bio
Emmerald Bio Travis Smith Bio
Travis Smith Bio Interview with Peter Rauhofer
Interview with Peter Rauhofer Ultra Music Festival - WMC Opening Event and Lineup
Ultra Music Festival - WMC Opening Event and Lineup Pronti & Kalmani Interview
In the heart of Dutch dance scene are Pronti & Kalmani, the DJs and producers behind Alice Deejay and Vengaboys. Their productions and remixes have conquered the world, creating a unique sound by blending trance and hi-NRG with a pop sensibility. Their latest discovery, Candee Jay, is with them in the studio now ready to do it again. Simone Denny Interview
Whether you know her as the voice of Love Inc, BKS or Widelife’s latest smash “All Things (Keep Getting Better)" – the theme to Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, Simone Denny’s powerful voice and energetic performances show much love to clubland. The ‘Canadian Dance Queen’ is actively touring dance clubs supporting the QEFTSG soundtrack, but did you know that she used to sing with a metal band or performed with life-size bunny rabbits? Digital Download Sites
The music industry sees ITunes leading the way to a new model of pay-for-play for digital downloading. Now as odd as it might be that the music industry is relying on a computer maker for a business model, it seems to be working. While ITunes may be a great place for the general public to find their music, several sites are popping up that cater to dance music lovers. Ellis Miah Interview
From boy-band singer to Orange Factory producer, Ellis Miah has seen many sides of the music industry. With his heart rooted in R&B/soul and his emotions flourishing in the future of electronic dance music, Ellis encourages us all to live a Life in Intense Volume... Kelis Interview
More than just the Milkshake diva, Kelis is one of the most interesting artists on the music scene. Rather than limiting herself to one genre, she works with all styles of electronic music bringing her unique vision into our lives. Mixes that Matter - February
Mixes that Matter - February Mixes That Matter - December
Mixes That Matter Mixes that Matter - December 2003 (Part 2)
Mixes that Matter - December 2003 (Part 2) Ecards
Dance music Ecards Dance Music Hall of Fame Nominees Announced
Nominations have been announced for the first annual induction into the Dance Music Hall of Fame. The awards "recognize the contributions of those who have had a significant impact on the evolution and development of dance music and will celebrate the history and significance of dance music" with artists and industry becoming inductable 25 years after their initial release or contribution based on the criteria of influence and significance of their work. Backstreet - No longer 24 hours
Backstreet Atlanta has been open as a 24-hour dance club since 1975, but that era ended on January 1st, 2004, when the city began enforcing an ordinance that severely restricted requirements for private club licenses. New Download Site in the UK
New Download Site in the UK Interview with Justin Chapman
Vocalist, guitarist, and full-time hockey fanatic, Justin Chapman is one-half of the Atlanta-based DJ/production duo KemeticJust. KemeticJust will release their first full-length CD on Pooled Records this spring, called "The Peace Between Us". Justin
also has solo releases as JustOne on the RushHour and Neroli labels. Interview with Calanit
Calanit, born in Israel, came to the United States to be a singer and has worked hard to pursue her dreams. With her songs having been performed by superstars like Paulina Rubio and Ricky Martin, her music is making it into clubs for everyone to enjoy. A Disc Jockey's Inspiration
A Disc Jockey's Inspiration - a nice little poem about what happens to DJ's in the afterlife. Club Shelter Review
The days of free house parties and illegal raves have definitely gone. The vibe however has not. Shelter is New York City’s premier house night and undoubtedly the home of underground house music. Village People - Six Kings
Oddly enough, the Village People conjure up many different images to many different people. After three big-selling records and a new one on the market called “Go West,” they have become one of the country’s premiere acts. | 