Electronic Pop | House
If The Sparks were to marry The Cars, their love child would be Tommy Sparks. His brand of music is similar to the New Wave movement of the 80’s.
Tommy Sparks – She’s Got Me Dancing
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Groovin, upbeat electronic track from Filthy Dukes which proudly displays their love of 80’s synths and drum machines. This track can be found on their full length album, “Nonsense In The Dark”.
Bio from last.fm:
Filthy Dukes are an alternative electronic band from London, UK.
Filthy Dukes were originally the duo, Olly Dixon and Tim Lawton. For the past five years they have deejayed around the world and promoted a club night called Kill Em All at fabric in London.
Olly and Tim were joined by record producer Mark Ralph in 2005. They started remixing and producing music together, and signed to Fiction records in January 2008.
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I did a previous post on Aeroplane’s remix of Friendly Fires, “Paris” here. Now comes a deep house re-edit of said remix courtesy of Joe DiPadova.
Joe DiPadova bio from O.N.E. :
Joe DiPadova (de-PAH-de-vah) performs from coast to coast, frequently playing the very best events with the very best djs at his side. Quickly building a worldwide reputation as one of Global Soul’s young rising stars, Joe’s adept combination of DJ and music production talent, coupled with a kind, down-to-earth nature have allowed him to garner the respect and friendship not only of many deeply involved with the music, but of crowds across North America.
Apart from DJing and production, one of the largest manifestations of his musical vision has come through event promotion, including his ongoing event in Phoenix called ONE (One People, One Soul, One Love). At this gathering, DiPadova brings together people of all color and sexual orientation through a common spool of thread – expression through dance and love of music.
With eye on the forefathers of the past and an ear to the progression of the future, Joe DiPadova has become a disciple through music, serving to make positive change via rhythm & dance. Whether it’s through his deep and introspective productions or his music selections in Disco, Funk, Soul, Jazz & Techno based dance music with African and Latin rhythms, DiPadova’s vocabulary in music transcends generations, continents and consciousness while interweaving gatherings of people into one elevated symposium of dance.