Tyler Hampton – Fenske
Catalog #: AL029
Release Date: September 8th 2009
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01. Original Mix

02. Jan van Lier Remix

03. Seba Rebolero Remix

Charley “Tyler Hampton” Pugmire, formerly of The Hamptons duo, has returned to Audio Logic with an amazing production called Fenske. Funky, groovy, epic and a whole hell of a lot more adjectives can be used to describe this genre-bending masterpiece. The initial groove gets down with lots of funk and swing then comes out of no where with an epic break down chock full of emotive strings. Tyler then leads to a break beat build up and is a blast from the past as he takes it back to the original groove and finishes the track with lots of energy.

Fenske has had its share of early support with its inclusion on the Human Frequency mix compilation by D:Fuse and the wizard himself, James Zabiela, calling the breakdown in the original mix, “epic”.

After a chance meeting at the Beatport Pool Party in Miami, Jan van Lier expressed his interest in working with Audio Logic. Jan’s take on Fenske is downright hypnotizing. He unleashes a sexy groove out of the gates and leads up to infectious, lingering pads. Jan’s mix has the early support of Definitive boss John Acquaviva and will surely appeal to a wide variety of music heads.

South American newcomer Seba Rebolero offers up a dark and groovy interpretation of Fenske. Seba slowly builds the tension and fires away after the break. Seba’s mix has loads of support from south of the equator!

Feedback

Andy Moor – Supporting original mix 7/10

Ben Brown – Great release, full support on Tyler’s original. 8.5/10

Blake Jarrell – Great groove in original mix. 8/10

Christian Cambas – Supporting Jan van Lier’s remix. 7/10

Christian Scott (NYC, Open Bar, Jellybean) – Wow, great remix by Jan van Lier. I love it!

Darin Epsilon – Very strong track! Original is the best version. Good rolling feel to the whole production. Will have for September chart consideration. 8/10

David Call – Enjoying the whole package, but the original is definitely for me. 8/10

Diego Mongelos – Great EP… there are many sounds and all the mixes have a great atmosphere. The Jan Van Lier mix is a really good progressive tune, but my favorite is the Seba Rebolero remix. Good vibe and builds. Full support! 8/10

D:Fuse – Dig the original mix!

Eelke Kleijn – Excellent original mix! 8/10

Flash Brothers – Original mix is good stuff!

Gabriel Ben (Tektronic) – I absolutely like the Jan van Lier remix big time! 9/10

Gianluca Motta – Perfect for any dancefloor. 8/10

Harry Avers (Noice Radio/Podcast) – Niiiice remix by Jan van Lier!

James Zabiela – The break in the original mix is epic!

Jan van Lier – Stoked to be a part of this release! Original is wicked and was great to remix. 9/10

Jeff Belfi (Blue Room Project) – Nice package!

Joe Fisher – Seba Rebolero is my pick here! Fantastic EP… will chart and play. 9/10

John Acquaviva – Love the bumpy groove. It’s funk-proggy and should appeal to all sorts. It’s very pryda-ish.

Luke Porter – Original is huge and Jan van Lier remix is very good, really groovy stuff! 8/10

Matt Rowan – Really cool tune from Tyler here. He’s been on a roll of late and this is up there with his best work. 8/10

Mike Hiratzka – Tyler Hampton delivers another cool groove!

Miss Nine – Original mix for me.

Nick Stoynoff – Great release! Massive remix from Jan Van Lier! 10/10

Noel Sanger – Spoiled for choice here… 3 great mixes! 8/10

Ornette (My House Your House) – Will drop these on the radio next week! Thanks very much!

Phatjak – Great release!

RJ Pickens (Vision Chicago) – Jan van Lier remix is deep, groovy and captivating! 8/10

Rob Passow (M.O.D.E.) – Original mix is excellent. 8/10

Steve Mulder (Nervous, Teggno, Amsterdam) – Great work on the Jan van Lier remix… What a Tune!!!

Audio Logic is excited to present Ben Brown’s new EP featuring 3 original tunes. Designed to Destroy is a gritty, progressive beast. Simple Feelings conveys a melodic and groovy picture with added funkiness. The final tune, Vega, is Ben’s signature progressive sound that builds plenty of tension and ignites dance floors.

Catalog #AL028
Release Date: August 4th, 2009
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Ben Brown – Designed To Destroy EP
01. Designed To Destroy

02. Simple Feelings

03. Vega

Selected Reactions

Andy Moor – Some cool tracks here, top stuff.

Chloe – Vega is the one for me. It’s funky and I love those synth sounds. It’s a great great style and I will get down to it.

Christopher Manik – ‘Simple feelings’ is dope… Ben is always solid.

Darin Epsilon – Designed To Destroy is my favorite here. Nice sounds being used, love that dirty bassline. The track will sound even better sped up! You can tell a lot of time and effort went into all three tracks.

Kristina Sky – Loving Designed To Destroy. Funky progger fit to destroy any proper sound system. In the box!

Luke Porter – Designed to destroy is cool. Love the warped bassline!

Mashtronic – Vega is massive! Great stuff from Ben Brown again.

Nv & Noy’s debut release, Ocean Drive, caught the ears of many when it arrived on the scene. Armin Van Buuren hand picked the tune for his ASOT radio show and Solarstone spun it on his Solaris International Podcast. The biggest support came from Tiesto, whom caned the track on his european tour and included Ocean Drive on his Creamfields MixMag covermount CD for the August 2009 issue.

That kind of support for a new artist is typically unheard of. Riding that wave, Nv & Noy are back with two new original tracks that bring out the essence of summer and good times. 1999 and Ibiza feature their trademark melodic progressive sound with a fresh vibe and uplifting feel. Both tracks are now available exclusively at Beatport.

Catalog # AL027
Release Date: July 21st, 2009
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01. 1999

02. Ibiza

Select Reactions

Blake Jarrell – I like Ibiza

Chloe – Ibiza for me. I would love to play this as the sun was coming up on the beach, great tune!

D:Fuse – Solid production and melody, I like both tracks.

Darin Epsilon – Solid production quality in both of these, nicely done. I like the triplet action in 1999. The release is very cool crossover techy progressive.

Flash Brothers – Support on both tracks, your best release in 2009!

Harry Lemon – Absolutely fantastic EP! Progressive is making a BIG return this year and productions like these are just what we all need. Brilliant stuff!

Jaytech – Really liking Ibiza, groovy, cool chords and club friendly!

Luke Porter – Ibiza is really cool, very uplifiting.

Nosmo – Both are great summer tunes!

Rob Passow (M.O.D.E.) – Been using Ibiza as our “last track of the night” in all of our sets, love it!

Seba Rebolero – Excellent EP! Full support & 1999 is my favorite.

Stefan (Progressive-World.at) – 1999 sounds awesome, yet dark & progressive. It’s a cool tune. Ibiza should be a big tune for pool parties, it’s lovely!

Topher Jones – Love 1999… will be playing this one!

A choice selection of tracks from talented up-and-coming artists from Argentina, United States, Poland and Slovenia.

01. Diego Mongelos – Fallens Trip
02. Electroaspect – Time To Overlook
03. Marcos Paz & Gabuci – Music of Home
04. Nick Stoynoff – Auto Rehash
05. Nico Heins – Binary Booty
06. Seba Rebolero – Creepy
07. Stardesign – Snowflakes

Catalog #: ALVA01
Release Date: April 21, 2009
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On | Off aka Benas Ivanovas, hails from Kaunas, Lithuania and joins the growing roster of talented artists on Audio Logic Recordings with his release of The Gift. The Gift is a downtempo progressive tune with a haunting vocal snippet proclaiming “Thank You For This Gift”. Groovy percussion and classy synths complete the track.

Diego Mongelos checks in with his first remix on Audio Logic since his original Livin In Stigma release. Diego’s interpretation goes the dub route keeping the vocal subdued while creating an intoxicating groove that is dark and dirty.

Nick Stoynoff’s sound has been evolving with each release on Audio Logic and he really shines here with his remix of The Gift. Nick gets going straight away with punchy percussive work that is sure to ignite dance floors and leads into an amazing break that shows why Nick Stoynoff will become a familiar name. This is Nick’s best work to date on Audio Logic.

To complete the package, Tyler Hampton (aka The Hamptons) provides an amazing interpretation of The Gift with his first remix on Audio Logic… chunky and groovy!

Reactions & DJ Support

Ben Brown – Nick Stoynoff and Tyler Hampton’s Remixes for me. Good stuff. 8/10

Chris Walsh – Nick Stoynoff Remix… very nice. I really love the Tyler Hampton mix and will definitely play out. 8/10

D:Fuse – Nick Stoynoff’s remix here but also like the original and Tyler Hampton mixes. Nice work. 7/10

David Call – Wonderful how this package delivers on all twists of the progressive sound Hard to decide between the Stoynoff or the Hampton remix, just might have to play both! 8/10

Eelke Kleijn – Original is great, love the laidback vibe! 7/10

Luke Porter – This is an amazing package. Original is a nice smooth cut. Diego Mongelos & Nick Stoynoff remixes are both excellent and will fit perfectly in my sets. Tyler Hampton mix has a really chunky groove as well. Top stuff! 9/10

Mike Hiraztka – Nice techy vibes on Diego Mongelos and Tyler Hampton mixes. 7/10

Nico Heins – Stoynoff’s remix is packed with punch, groovy percussion and warm synth lines that particularly characterize Stoynoff’s melodramatic sound. It’s like icing on the cake to hear the original tribalish feel slipping through Nick’s deeply detailed rework. Superb! 10/10

Rob Passow (M.O.D.E.) – Diego’s mix is superb. 9/10

Shawn Mitiska – YES!!! Nick Storynoff Remix…SICK Chuggy & pumpin. I Love it!!! 8/10

Seneca – Nick Stoynoff’s remix is absolutely amazing. This kid just doesn’t stop getting better and better 10/10

Stefan (Progressive-World.at) – Awesome original mix! Perfect warmup tune for me. Diego mongelos has a nice techy feeling that is great for warmups as well! 8/10

Thomas Sagstad – Really nice package here. Stoynoff & Hampton mix for me. 7/10

Ben Brown – Chinstroke / 151
Catalog #AL022
Release Date: March 13th 2009

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01. Chinstroke

02. 151

Press Release:
Ben Brown delivers two new additions to the Audio Logic Recordings catalog with the release of Chinstroke and 151. Ben has the support of many major artists and has not looked back since the release of Love and Solace in 2007. With Audio Logic’s first mix compilation due out soon and Ben at the wheel, his profile and support will continue to rise.

Chinstroke showcases Audio Logic’s distinctive progressive sound. The track starts with slamming percussion that builds with an airy tension. Haunting melodies captivate the listener in a rage of energy as the lead filters in and out. The driving bass line creates an intense experience as the track builds and channels incredible energy. Chinstroke has a fantastic vibe that will become a favorite on dance floors across the globe.

151 is a progressive gem that sets the mood immediately and keeps the listener locked in. Ben uses an arpeggiated bass line to set the track apart and combines it with a funky melody that creates a relentless groove. 151 will raise energy levels in an intimate room or massive festivals making 151 a versatile weapon of choice for all DJs.

Artist Reactions & DJ Support
Andre Solaris – Wow! Ben doensn’t dissapoint. 151 is totally up my alley…dark alley. 9/10

Blake Jarrell – Chinstroke is Good Stuff! 8/10

Bs As Deep – Thanks for the EP. Both tracks are good but my favorite is 151! You have my full support 8/10

Christopher Manik – Cool tracks! 151 has an old school flavor it. Nice stuff from Ben as usual. 8/10

Flash Brothers – Supporting Chinstroke 7/10

Harry Lemon – Supporting 151. 7/10

Jaytech – Really liking both of these – thanks! 8/10

Kev O’Brien – Chinstroke is right on the money. 151 is not really my style as much, but has a big peak hour energy which I can see a lot of people liking. 4/5

Luke Porter – I love Chinstroke, fucking chunky as hell! 8/10

Mashtronic – Chinstroke is awesome. Will hammer this for sure. 9/10

Matt Rowan – Really enjoying both tunes. Big peak time stuff from Ben… well done! 8/10

Mike Hiraztka – Chinstroke is really nice, cool groove, some great sounds and as always Ben’s production is excellent. 8/10

Nico Heins – Chinstroke is a monster! The spacious, heavy groove and elusive lead makes this a peak time bomb not to be messed with! 9/10

Row – Ben delivered once again. Both tracks are great productions and Chinstroke will be in the bag for my next gigs! 9/10

Sasha Le Monnier – 151 is certainly rolling along with a rather FAT, Hypnotic sound… sweet! Chinstroke is a lovely track for warming up with… sweet stuff! 4.5 / 5

Seneca – Chinstroke is one of my favorite releases to date! 9/10

Shawn Michaels – Solid production. 151 is a BOMB! 9/10

Stefan (Progressive-World.at) – Chinstroke is awesome! Proper dance floor stuff which will manage to do some damage on the floors worldwide! 151 is amazing as well! That’s the way progressive house should sound! 9/10

The Funky Bastard – Supporting Chinstroke 7/10

Thomas Sagstad – Bouncy, I like it! Chinstroke is my choice.

Topher Jones – 151 is a really nice tune. Liked it the first time I heard it! 7/10

Tyler Hampton – Chinstroke is massive! Really groovy stuff… it will definitely get some plays from me. 9/10

Newcomer on Audio Logic, Tom deLaubenfels, has been generating some impressive feedback on his debut tune, Nonchalant. Solarstone recently included Nick Stoynoff’s remix in his Solaris International podcast and it has just debuted at #2 on the ProgressiveHouse.com Top 20 Chart.

Nonchalant is set for a January 20th release at all major download portals.

Christopher Manik – Astoria & The Skeleton Key
01. The Smiley Face Gang
02. Dobbs Battery Room
03. 2 Pianos
04. November
05. Monster
06. Juniper

Catalog #: AL018
Release Date: November 11th 2008
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Christopher Manik is back again on Audio Logic with his first-ever LP titled Astoria & The Skeleton Key. Christopher shows his diversity with Astoria & The Skeleton Key having included tech-house, progressive and chill-out tunes of superb quality. The Smiley Face Gang explodes onto the senses with crushed synths beginning a techy groove. Blippy melodic patterns and glitchy percussive bits work into a frenzy. Stong bass lines and big crashes add a violent feel to the track, no pun intended. Dobbs Battery Room goes straight for the big rooms with it huge hook. A massive low-end bass line accompanies the melody and crushed claps add a minimal flair. 2 Pianos leads in with crunchy percussion and Manik filters in the piano melody. He sequences a driving rhythm with the piano riffs and a wicked bass line that escalates the track. The track has an unforgettable hook and is a proper dance floor bomb to be used at peak hours of the night. November features a stuttering synth line that takes listeners on a melodic, progressive journey and the track has an epic feel to it. Monster and Juniper are Christopher’s down-tempo tunes that show off his versatility as a producer. Monster has a movie sound-track feel to it with piano & pads that convey tons of emotion. Juniper finishes off the LP in proper fashion with a
calming, dreamy vibe.

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