Starquake is going to celebrate its second birthday with a giant compilation of its artists but they want to publish a “new name” too, so here is a contest.
“Would you like to have your music published on Starquake?
Well, submit your track(s) through the form you can find on their homepage no later than January 30th 2013 and you’ll get the chance to see it released on the birthday compilation.”
The days are getting shorter and the music darker, here we go with the 4th Bonus Track Newsletter. Creative Commons licensed, you can share it with your friends and all for free download. We hope you like it.
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Get ready for the third Bonus Track Newsletter. This time it is full of pop remixes with lots of Kara Square inside. Here we go.
Here is an example of what you can expect.
A statement from Josh Woodward: “This is extra badass. Thanks for adding an extra helping of awesome sauce to my tune!” You’re welcome.
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It’s hot outside and it’s hot inside. It’s Bonus Track Newsletter time.
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If you listen to this video you will notice, that all those songs sound pretty much the same.
Enjoy the first Bonus Track Newsletter, here we go with some dance, radio and chill grooves from our kitchen. Creative Commons licensed, you can share it with your friends and all for free download. We hope you like it.
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Here is an example soft dubstep track. Ophelia’s dubstep with vocals from Musetta.
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Weehaa. Another netlabel party with deep lfo sounds ahead. Take a look at the Sostanze Records party in Rome, Italy.
Have you ever wondered what a netlabel party rocks like? Here’s a demonstration of Starquake Records‘ Say Yeah party in Turin, Italy. Download the missed Say Yeah compilation.
For swiss standards this 27. edition of the festival at the Lake Léman brought off another real extension. Beside other numerous main acts, six different stages and a special theme zone about Caribbean Culture it was the fact to have both Portishead and PJ Harvey live on the main stage Wednesday and Thursday that stole this swiss festival summer. PJ Harvey had her last swiss concert in 2001, and Portishead partly appeared one or two times in the same period. And considering further important criteria, as the infrastructural management, this leads to the widely objective statement that this festival is second to none in this country.
