Month: February 2021

Izellah is a vibrant young singer-songwriter from the sunny shores of Queensland’s Gold Coast. Following a musical theatre career, she played the role of Matilda in “Matilda the Musical”, in 2018 and then moved from stage to studio.

During 2018 & 2019, she made numerous trips to Los Angeles and New York, to work with some of the world’s best producers and writers for International giants such as Eminem, Justin Bieber, Maroon 5, Dua Lipa, Celine Dion and Kylie Minogue.

In early 2020 Izellah released “No Hard Feelings”, co-written with Larzz Principato of Dua Lipa, and in June released “Stop”,produced by Konstantin Kersting, producer of the Tones & I chart busting “Dance Monkey”.

Back home in Australia, the young lady appeared on three major TV networks, and in January 2020 Izellah became the first Australian to release an Indonesian language song, attracting enormous media attention throughout that country.

In 2020, Izellah was a finalist in the high profile Gold Coast Women of the Year Awards.

She was a finalist in the Teen section of Unsigned Only Music Competition 2020, the largest competition of its kind in the world, attracting 7,000 entries from 104 countries

Izellah co-wrote her new single, “Friends Like Her’s” with LA brothers Wesley & Keaton Stromberg. The song expresses the universal human need for friendship, especially relevant in these covid times. She collaborated online in both the writing and production of the song – the vocals were recorded in Australia and production in LA. The song definitely highlights Izellah’s vocal strengths.

This song written during quarantine, as I had some time away from everyone to reflect. I feel like this song can be so relatable to some of us and has such a powerful message behind it. After writing ‘Friends Like Hers’ in my home in Australia, I then got together with 2 producers from LA to record. It was recorded over a Zoom call, which was much different and new to what I would normally do. I hope this song will send more powerful message globally – Izellah

Luvbeatz, from the sunshine state of Texas, USA, are a world-chill, lounge-music production duo, creating their own DreamwaveTM sound with evocative vocals and harmonious melodies that will be played for years ahead of the music’s release from their Texan studios. First out of that Texan studio is the Bryan Adams song “Don’t Give Up” to inspire, uplift and motivate music fans (well everybody then) to keep their spirits up in these times. Bravo Luvbeatz, nice to meet yal !

Luvbeatz featuring Liz Scott – Don’t Give Up (Beatz Mix – 4A – 115 Club Lounge
Luvbeatz featuring Liz Scott – Don’t Give Up (Dreamwave Mix – 5A – 115 Lounge Dreamwave

“Woah (It’s A Monster)” has all the catchyness of a huge call and reply crossover hit with its vocal participation as well as becoming an unintentional public catchphrase with the “Everytime I Turn Around, I’m Like Woah Woah” repeat then the deep “It’s A Monster” line. Any labels out there looking to license this potential hit get in touch and I’ll connect you to Osa’s publicity agent, Joanne.

Two songs to check out including the aforementioned “Woah” plus the Afro Soul R&B “What You Say”. This young Osa is onto something with his recordings. If these were Black Eyed Peas songs from back in the day they would be global hits – simple but SO EFFECTIVE.

DJ Georgie Porgie back again with a massive House Track for 2021. First it was “Going To Church,’ then came “Thank you,” followed by 2nd Sunday!! Georgie hits the proverbial stick on the drum with his brand new, glorious, release “Feel It Now” on iAmHouse-MPG across two mixes, the Extended and the Radio Edit, with a WAV of the Extended mix for you perfectors of the mix to have full quality loss-less audio. Bravo Georgie….

DJ Georgie Porgie – Feel It Now (Georgies Jack House Mix- 4A – 124 Jackin House
DJ Georgie Porgie – Feel It Now (Georgies Jack House Radio – 4A – 124 Jackin House

Groovy funky track original from The Funk Brothers created a very fresh cut with “I Can’t Get Enough of Your Love”. Glistening and melodic breakdowns give way to a bass heavy groove complete with strong 80s keyboard chords and shuffling percussion all uniting for an end-of-summer jam that really hits the spot and could work brilliantly for deep sets or radio play.

Bell Towers is no stranger to the night. Moving curiously through dance music as a DJ and producer since 2009, BT has had four years of fun with cult Melbourne party Bamboo Musik (RIP); a successful relocation to the Northern Hemisphere (finally landing in Berlin) and gigs all over the world; a long-standing NTS residency and dibs on the name ‘Dance Music Show’; an ever-evolving discography; and credits for show music at New York, Paris, London and Shanghai Fashion Weeks that has further shaped his musical sensibility.

BT’s DJ sets flirt with 4/4 basement house, flimsy synthetic pop, cheap and chic funk, and emotional sunrise burnouts. He connects the dots and gives the floor his own idiosyncratic interpretation of ‘dance music history’. You might’ve heard the tracks the first time around, but the point here is that you haven’t heard them played like this.

In his eight years as an artist/producer – an output he self-describes as “file under 12”, intentionally laconic – BT has wriggled on various shades of house, 80s influenced pop and sample disco, released across respected labels like Public Possession, Internasjonal and Cocktail D’amore – the latter also being an infamous party series now serving his DJ skills as a regular new home. No two of his eleven singles sound the same, but there’s a long-play LP on the way that’ll make these styles stick like an entry stamp to your wrist on a Monday morning.

The new single from Bell Towers is “Want You”, and the remix by Adam Port is an absolute underground banger which was premiered exclusively via the gaming world’s biggest computer game – GRAND THEFT AUTO 5 (The Cayo Perico Heist, which was an update released on Dec 15, 2020).

The beautiful original version touched hearts all around the world with its mix of love and joy, sweetness and happiness. We now present two completely different interpretations. Lasse Macbeth gives the tune a euphoric uplifting treatment, while Epidemika slows down the pace with progressive beats and vibes.

Having released her seventh studio album “Plastic Hearts” only months ago, pop icon Miley Cyrus now shares the Jax Jones remix of ARIA Gold single ‘Prisoner’ featuring Dua Lipa.

British DJ/producer Jax Jones is renowned for his remixes and original music, having previously worked with the likes of Charli XCX, Demi Lovato, MNEK, Mark Ronson and Doja Cat.

‘Prisoner’ was preceded last year by the release of ARIA Platinum single ‘Midnight Sky’ which was Miley’s twelfth top fifteen single in Australia. The track peaked #2 Airplay and #1 iTunes.

In 2019, Miley released standalone single ‘Slide Away’ (2x Platinum), her epic collaboration with Mark Ronson ‘Nothing Breaks Like A Heart’ (3x Platinum) and EP “SHE IS COMING” which featured single ‘Mother’s Daughter’ (Platinum).

Miley Cyrus is a singer-songwriter, actress, artist and philanthropist. She has amassed over five billion streams and over four billion video views globally, and is recognized as the only female artist to have five #1 albums on the Billboard 200 Chart before turning 21, including her 2013 GRAMMY-nominated album BANGERZ. She has completed five world tours throughout her career.

Cyrus has become one of the most influential artists in pop culture. In addition to her success in music and television, Cyrus founded the nonprofit organization The Happy Hippie Foundation to rally young people to fight injustice. Since launching, the foundation has provided direct support to thousands of homeless and LGBTQ youth.

A new version of the song “Talkin’ Bout a Revolution” by Tracy Chapman, in collaboration with Andrea Grau. The project aims to highlight the need to revolutionize the system because of the global Covid 19 pandemic. Also to raise awareness in society and governments, for the purpose of changing the direction of economic, social and health policies, focusing on what really matters: people.

“Talkin’ Bout a Revolution” is the first single of a series of new productions that aims to revive the best musical creations of the 80s and 90s and that new generations cannot lose. This new long-range project aims to bring out the value of quality music, fusing styles from past generations with current trends.

For Roberto Bates a touching song is not just a good beat, but also a strong melody. Roberto also had the new track “Fire Walk With Me” in his ear for a long time, but also on cassette. “Fire Walk With Me” was inspired by the work of US film director David Keith Lynch. The lyrics process the motifs of various Lynch productions and the music is a wonderful journey through time into the world of the 80s. So, get your magic cube out of your drawer, put on your headband and feel the beat of the 80s.

Roberto is influenced by the melodic rock of the 80s. “Minnesota Lakes” was his first work as a solo artist and with “Killer” Bates was at number one in the Swiss Dance Charts for six weeks in 2019 and at number six in the English Commercial Pop Charts. Both numbers are still played on the radio today.

**Roberto Bates was nominated in three categories (including EDM) at the German Songwriting Awards 2020. Also, he received a nomination for the composition section of the German Pop Foundation and won the second prize.

Roberto Bates ft VIOLA – Fire Walk With Me (Ext Radio Edit) – 9B – 80 Pop Club Dance
Roberto Bates ft VIOLA – Fire Walk With Me (Radio Edit) – 9B – 80 Pop Club Dance