DNYO

I just uploaded “DNYO @ Morning Feelings Guestmix ” to www.mixcloud.com - listen now!

Here’s my remix for “Nova” in a free Download. 

#2 Must hear track of the Week! 

Feedback: 

Guy J (Bedrock) 
Original for me thnx ! 

Dosem (Tronic, Sino, Soundfate) 
Super quality stuff, love all tracks, cannot pick one 

Hernan Cattaneo (Renaissance) 
good stuff 

John Digweed (Bedrock, Global Underground) 
Thanks Igor, DL’ing it now. 

chris fortier (Fade) 
big stuff 

Cid Inc (Replug Records) 
very good! all over this one 

Seb Dhajje (Hope, Anjunadeep, Tetsuko) 
Big EP, DNYO and Cumiks’ remix are my fav. 

Dave Seaman 
big package! 

Deepfunk (SilenceThroughMusic, Bedrock, flow) 
great stuff here thanks!! 

Nick Stoynoff (Armada, Black Hole, Baroque, Proto) 
Massive, full support across the board here:) 

Retroid (Frisky Radio, Proton Radio) 
Awesome release! 

Marcelo Vasami (Replug-Afterglow-Lowbit-Whose Hause?) 
very good ep!will support!thanks! 

Kasey Taylor (Vapour Recordings) 
DNYO for me thanks.. ;) 

Jaytech 
Epic release indeed, grabbing all :) Cheers! 

Kassey Voorn (Bedrock, Cocoon, Sudbeat) 
DNYO remix is my fav, original is great aswell. 

Federico Epis (Yoshitoshi, Global Underground, Audio Therapy) 
Great tracks all of them, hard to choose one 

Kosmas Epsilon (Epsilon Trax) 
great sounds, digging it :) 

Scotty.A (DAR, Somebodys Story. Tulipa, tetsuko) 
Great Release, Original for me, thanks ;) 

Lank (microCastle, Proton, Mesmeric) 
DNYO remix for me, thanks! 

Tom Glass (Hope Recordings) 
Original for me - brilliant! 

Jay Epoch (Director of Proton Radio) 
DNYO and both Granha mixes in my crate. Outstanding release! 

Mango (Mango Alley) 
original and granha mixes sound great! thanks! 

mitch alexander (microCastle) 
love the original, and the remixes are all great as well, gotta go with DNYO’s for a fave though. :) 

Denis Kayron (Natura Sonoris / Stripped Recordings / Replug Records) 
Really epic stuff!!! 

My long waited “Aquatika” EP including remixes from Luis Junior, Barry Jamieson.

Out on Beatport 28th February 2012, via microCastle Music.

“Supported by” - Now really what does that really mean when you read a feedback post from a record label somewhere on the web. Amongst many things in the music industry running a record label now days seems to be quite the thing for new or established producers. To some, like me, it is a must, I have just started mine thus making this observation. When a dj plays your tune, there is an immense feedback, depending on who that DJ was. Classics and Anthems become what they are because of the number of times that tune is played out through out the globe. Labels work on their releases based on many required obligations and one of them is having their music sent to other DJs for feedback. If a DJ likes the tune, and he likes enough that he decides to include it on his next gigs, that is the best feedback ever, but other then this type of feedback there is also the “I like it but I won’t play it” type of feedback where basically reads what it means “I like it” “Nice stuff” or “great production” and these, or at least 99% of them do not play the tune.

Now days labels use different types of tools for marketing their product, using quotes is a very powerfull and it has always been the best one. Getting quotes directly from these DJs can give a great exposure to both artists and label. But on the rush to success labels choose to show fake information to receive the public’s attention. I was able to talk to a few people running their new little businesses and most of them told me “Hey man, they don’t have the time anymore” - on this matter, we all know the amount of music DJs receive but that is the lamest excuse and I was pretty shocked.

So the label start their promo and weeks later before they release the tune in stores they upload e preview on soundcloud with few comments and quotes from DJs with the famous tag “supported by”. What does that really mean? Does it mean those DJs actually played that tune? Unfortunately not. I think if a DJ only comments on the production but does not actually play the tune, “supported by” does not fit with with the description, might we start a new one then!? Even the words “supported by” should not be the right ones, “played by” could do way better.

Ibiza 2011 Part 1

Hi everyone, i hope everybody had a great start this year. Before hand, thank you so much for your support throughout 2011. It was a great year for me, gaining experience and knowledge.

Some release updates and a little studio update.

Remixes on the works, one i particularly have been enjoying working on is Manuel Sofia’s “1303”, i had the pleasure of working with some very old synths on this one, very techno-ish, soon out on Argentina’s Noizen. Another one i’ve been doing finals is one from Roger Martinez, this one is got a house flavor, really groovy and deep. Roger’s “Discovery” is due on Vapour. I’m also remixing for Somebody’s Story again, a tune from Guy Mantzur called “Epics” haven’t figured out what to do yet, but i have some ideas floating around in my mind. There’s also a tune from Darin Epsilon & Tom Sela called “Lapis Lazuli” and it will be released on Flow Vinyl. 

Recently i have finished a remix for Proton’s Exoplanet, tune called “You’r Sorrow is my Despair” and it’s due end of Jan - Feb, pretty deep this one. Also finished a remix for Indigo Records Katrecel - Cold Warriors, out on the 24th of Jan.

Also recently, i had the pleasure of having one of my great music mentors, Charlie May, remix one of my tracks, a true blessing. “Fringe” was purely inspired by the TV series “Fringe” from Fox, which i was introduced by a good old friend back in 2010. I’m very obsessed with the show. The release will be on Indigo Records including some mixes from Juan Deminicis, Tim Penner and myself. I’m really exited about this one, as the original became really thematic, making music inspired by film is simply fantastic. Curious to what all of you will think. 

Currently i have a new original in the making right now, it’s called “Leave it on the Shelf”. I was able to record vocals in a good friend’s dungeon studio in São Paulo, it’s a tripy dark house tune with loads of bass lines, ocean deep! Will post a preview on my Soundcloud soon. Also making an EP for Proton Music, it include 2 tracks, Roots / Fruits. Roots is a classic progressive house tune and while Fruits is the result of Roots in a new redesigned style, a glimpse at what the electronic music revolution is showcasing now days. Recently i have remixed a track from Apparat’s “The Devil’s Walk”. The tune is one of my favorites, really cought my emotions in deep. This one is gonna go up on my Soundcloud as a Free Download as soon as i get a word from Mute as to it being a free download on my page.

Now here’s more great news. I have been working on my label for the past year or so, and i can finally say that “Konstrukt” is all systems go! 1st release will be my original “We Are All Here” in 3 different mixes. Promos go out next week. More info on the label pretty soon! 

Packing up for Recife next week, gonna get my self under a rock for the next 2 months together with Georg on a new project and more studio time.

Thats pretty much it right now, for more info, links bellow.

Have a wonderful 2012. 

Proton Music
Flow Vinyl
Somebody’s Story Music
Indigo
Noizen
Konstrukt
Vapour Recordings
microCastle Music

DNYO on Soundcloud

This Saturday, the 10th, I’ll be guest mixing for Vantronik’s TOSSitup on DiscothequeRadio.

My Remix of “San Telmo” is out this tuesday, the 28th of November. Great feedback coming from Fiord, Mike Miller, Cid Inc, Martin Garcia, Elke Kleijn, D-Nox, Steve Parry, Lemon8, Barry Jamieson and many others.  Buy it on Beatport

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