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Cream Club Anthems 2012
'Cream Club Anthems' is the label's first compilation of 2012 – and what a way to kick things off! With some of the latest and greatest dance hits from the biggest DJs currently on the scene across three CDs, this album has something for everyone. Disc one offers an energetic blend of crossover cuts such as David Guetta & Sia's ‘Titanium’, Calvin Harris' ‘Feels So Close’, and Fedde Le Grand's rework of Coldplay's 'Paradise', as well as club bangers from Avicii, Afrojack, and Tiesto. If bass and electro are your preference, then disc two will be right up your street. Featuring radio and future club hits from the likes of Skream ('Anticipation'), Redlight ('Get Out My Head'), Nero ('Crush On You - Brodinski Remix'), Jack Beats ('End of Love'), and Bingo Players ('Rattle'), to name but a few. Rounding off the compilation with an uptempo blend of progressive energy and trance sounds, disc three combines tracks by Ferry Corsten ('Ain't No Stoppin'), Nadia Ali ('Pressure'), and Above & Beyond ('Every Little Beat'), with fresh remixes of Cream classics like Three Drives – 'Greece 2000 (Dabruck & Klein Remix)’, and Tisto feat. BT - ‘Love Comes Again (Hardwell Remix)’. Packed with contemporary dance classics and upfront club anthems, this one is not to be missed! (John Minard)
Eurovision Song Contest 2011 (2CD)
Disc 1 ; Feel The Passion (Eurovision 2011 - Albania) ; Boom-Boom (Eurovision 2011 - Armenia) ; The Secret Is Love (Eurovision 2011 - Austria) ; Running Scared (Eurovision 2011 - Azerbaijan) ; Love in Rewind (Eurovision 2011 - Bosnia & Herzegovina) ; With Love Baby (Eurovision 2011 - Belgium) ; Na Inat (Eurovision 2011 - Bulgaria) ; I Love Belarus (Eurovision 2011 - Belarus) ; In Love For A While (Eurovision 2011 - Switzerland) ; San Angelos S'Agapisa (Eurovision 2011 - Cyprus) ; Taken By A Stranger (Eurovision 2011 - Germany) ; New Tomorrow (Eurovision 2011 - Denmark) ; Rockefeller Street (Eurovision 2011 - Estonia) ; Que Me Quiten Lo Bailao - They Can't Take The Fun Away From Me (Eurovision 2011 - Spain) ; Da Da Dam (Eurovision 2011 - Finland) ; Sognu (Eurovision 2011 - France) ; I Can (Eurovision 2011 - United Kingdom) ; One More Day (Eurovision 2011 - Georgia) ; Watch My Dance (Eurovision 2011 - Greece) ; Celebrate (Eurovision 2011 - Croatia) ; What About My Dreams? (Eurovision 2011 - Hungary) ; Disc 2 ; Lipstick (Eurovision 2011 - Ireland) ; Ding Dong (Eurovision 2011 - Israel) ; Coming Home (Eurovision 2011 - Iceland) ; Madness Of Love (Eurovision 2011 - Italy) ; C'est Ma Vie (Eurovision 2011 - Lithuania) ; Angel In Disguise (Eurovision 2011 - Latvia) ; So lucky (Eurovision 2011 - Moldova) ; Rusinka (Eurovision 2011 - F.Y.R. Macedonia) ; One Life (Eurovision 2011 - Malta) ; Never Alone (Eurovision 2011 - The Netherlands) ; Haba Haba (Eurovision 2011 - Norway) ; Jestem (Eurovision 2011 - Poland) ; A Luta é Alegria (Eurovision 2011 - Portugal) ; Change (Eurovision 2011 - Romania) ; Aroban (Eurovision 2011 - Serbia) ; Get You (Eurovision 2011 - Russia) ; Popular (Eurovision 2011 - Sweden) ; No One (Eurovision 2011 - Slovenia) ; I Am Still Alive (Eurovision 2011 - Slovakia) ; Stand By (Eurovision 2011 - San Marino) ; Live It Up (Eurovision 2011 - Turkey) ; Angel (Eurovision 2011 - Ukraine)
Dakrya - Crime Scene
When seven Greek charlatans get together the musical visions that springs from their minds can only be described as a true freak show. Back in late 2004 the idea of a band that could develop a theatrical attitude and combine different musical elements with the dynamics of metal and rock sound brought DAKRYA to life .... Following the usual demos and local live shows the band released its debut album Monumento in the spring of 2008. Receiving great reviews and good support from both the media and the fans in and around Greece DAKRYA started touring on a broader scale supporting such bands as MOONSPELL. In 2009 the band began to work on new material; the main goal was to put even more emphasis on the 'theatrical' style of DAKRYA and in January 2010 the band entered the studio with engineer George Bokos (Rotting Christ) to record their sophomore album Crime Scene. Come March 2010 the band find themselves sitting in a studio in Sweden mixing the album together with Pelle Saether (Diablo Swing Orchestra Draconian Madder Morten) followed by a trip to other Swedish sound-guru G Finnberg (Opeth Dark Tranquillity In Flames Arch Enemy) for the mastering of the disc. CRIME SCENE is actually a metaphor about the world we live in. So simple and so complicated at the same time. A person has to change so many faces in order to obtain a socialized and normal image that if you think about it a little bit we all look psychotic. In CRIME SCENE we improvise against reality! Snapshots taken from our everyday lives. From the opener The Charlatans over the obvious hit of The Urban Tribe to the final notes of the closing soundscape A Dreadful Sidescene the album is a one-of-akind musical experience. Ranging from the psychotic and cinematic melodrama heard in bands like Diablo Swing Orchestra and Unexpect to the orchestrated gothic metal comparable to Therion and Theatre Of Tragedy DAKRYA paints their mark all over the canvas.