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Showing posts with label remix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remix. Show all posts

Saturday, June 9, 2012

Dance To "Nighttime In The City" Radboy Remix - COMING SOON!


.... Another remix of a Christopher Dallman song is coming SOON!

The song "Nighttime In the City" is from Christopher's debut album  "Race The Light", which was released back in 2004 on indie label Treasure Records. Chris was living in New York City at that time, and the song seemed to be a symbolic urbanesque musical gesture to the crowded, busy metropolis.

As a fellow city-dweller, I connected to the acoustic-funky arrangement almost immediately the first time I heard the song.

With a more clubby renewal of the track, Christopher shared an anecdote about the making of "Nighttime In the City" on Twitter and Facebook.

"..... It was written on guitar, but when Dred Scott came in to do his piano bit, we obviously shifted courses. I'm not in touch with Dred anymore, but I'm so grateful for his artistry on the track and I vividly remember driving with him through a snow storm to the studio in the woods to record this. A long, hard journey and he did it one take. Breathtaking."

The retake on the original will be in the hands of DJ Jeff Lewis -- the remixer who have been the moniker "Radboy" since 2004. Hardcore dance music and remix lovers would most probably already find that name familiar. In his own blog, DJ Jeff Lewis thought that "the whole sentiment of his song makes for a killer dance remix."

The Radboy remix of "Nighttime In the City" is expected to be released on iTunes this coming Tuesday, June 12th!

For a snippet of the groovy track, CLICK HERE!

Excited yet?

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DJ Jeff Lewis website: http://www.djjefflewis.com/

And if you are still not the aurally dancey type, then do check out Christopher's original "Nighttime In the City" recording at his website!
CLICK HERE to buy the track!

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Groove to Subterranean! Get the SIRPAUL Remix Now!


Just when you thought the slow, ethereal version of "Subterranean" is the only version you might ever know, Christopher Dallman shocks us with a totally different remake of the song.

In his latest digital album release, "Subterranean" has been given the electro-pop club rehaul by SIRPAUL - a creative NY-based producer/ performer. SIRPAUL has done remixes for several other artists, including Britney Spears and La Roux.

The tempo of the new remix is revved up to a bouncy dance beat, and interesting layerings of techno effects, which actually made the song even more unique when juxtaposed with Christopher's still breathy vocals.

Somehow, on first listen, I found myself grooving to the beat! Which is a good sign that the SIRPAUL remix is a fantastic tune to dance your cares away during those coming spring flings and summer parties.

So, go grab the "Subterranean - SIRPAUL Remix " album now at Bandcamp on CJD's official website! The songs should also be available soon on Amazon and iTunes.

To find out more details, go LIKE Christopher Dallman's FB page! Or follow him on Twitter!


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And to learn more about SIRPAUL, visit his official website!

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Celebrate Indie Music Videos At Cinema Speakeasy!

A celebration on music videos and its surprising longevity will be held on Saturday, June 18th at Cinema Speakeasy's Music Video Mega-Mix event!

Cinema Speakeasy is a not-for-profit organization that promotes indie films and works.

The special event also aims to show how cinematic directors and musicians come together effectively to produce the most interesting music videos and our favourite indie bb, Christopher Dallman's "Gimme More" video will be one of those chosen to be screened!

Friday, May 7, 2010

Go Hit The Dance Floor!

Only cozy acoustic music from Christopher Dallman?

Think again!

DJ Jeff Lewis has done a clubby Radboy Radio Edit dance mix of Chris' marriage equality song, "Anthem".

Check out the audio file now!




Christopher Dallman - Anthem (Radboy Radio Edit) by Jeff_Lewis

Pardon me, while I play it again and hit some of my own slinky moves *g*