DJ Kevin E - House & Trance mix DJ » classic

Samples – Boney-M – Gotta Go Home

djkevine — Tue, 30 Nov 2010 19:58:58 +0000

Boney-M, famous in the 70′s Disco era for big hits such as Brown Girl In The Ring, Daddy Cool, Sunny, Rasputin and Gotta Go Home – which is where “Duck Sauce” got their inspiration from to produce “Barbara Strisand”. The intro of Boney-M’s hit is almost identical to Armand van Helden and A-trak’s brand new version.

House Classic – Deep Swing – In The Music

djkevine — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 20:46:52 +0000

A great funky house classic from 2001 -Deep Swing’s “In The Music”.

Jean Jacques Smoothie – 2People (Louise la Roche Remix – DJ Kevin-E Edit)

djkevine — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 19:50:06 +0000

I bought this remix from djdownload.com but only discovered afterwards that it’s only 2 mins – not long for DJ use, so I decided to loop it a bit to make it 4 minutes+. Nothing special here, just a bit of intro/outro looping to play it at gigs.

Trance Classic – Thrillseekers – Synaesthesia (Ferry Corsten Remix)

djkevine — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 20:24:30 +0000

Another classic Trance track to enjoy. A timeless classic by English producer Steve Helstrip. Synaesthesia was released in 1998 when Trance was growing and growing and becoming hugely popular amongst the Electronic Dance scene. It was remixed by well-known Dutch DJ Ferry Corsten which is the version we all know and love. A true Trance classic.

Buy the full mp3 version on amazon for just 79p:

Trance Classic – Veracocha – Carte Blanche

djkevine — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 22:05:12 +0000

Veracoche, the alias of top Dutch Trance producers Vincent De Moor and Ferry Corsten produced this timeless classic in arguable the best era of the Trance genre – the late 90′s.

“Carte Blanche” reached number 22 in the UK singles charts and it’s synthetic melody, plus the added piano notes together with that uplifting beat make it an unforgetable trance track.

Trance Classic – Gouryella – Gouryella

djkevine — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 19:47:26 +0000

Gouryella, the alias of Dutch duo Ferry Corsten and Tiesto who produced this timeless classic in 1999 – an epic era for trance music.

The single Gouryella reached No.15 in the UK charts, thanks to it’s uplifting synths and unique melody “Gouryella” is regarded a true Timeless trance Classic.

Tiesto left the Gouryella project in 2000 as he wanted to concentrate on his solo productions, while Ferry Corsten produced “Ligaya” with British producer John Ewbank in 2001.

Trance Classics – Nalin & Kane – Beachball

djkevine — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:50:50 +0000

The second Trance Classic in the Series. Nalin and Kane’s fantastic ‘Beachball’ track from 1997, the perfect song to listen to when relaxing at the beach.

It has that constant progressive house melodic beat, with gentle balearic sounds and superb vocals. It’s a timeless classic, it’ll be never be forgotten or ignored, even 12 years on, it still gets remixed and sampled today, but the original is the only worth listening to, ever.

Trance Classics – Energy 52 – Cafe Del Mar

djkevine — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 19:19:24 +0000

The first Trance track in the series of Trance Classics is Three N One’s Remix of Energy 52 – ‘Cafe Del Mar’, released in 1997. One of my favourite all-time trance tracks, that defines what trance really is.

Classic House – Jamie Principle – Your Love

djkevine — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 18:38:47 +0000

Another House Classic, Your Love by Jamie Principle (and Frankie Knuckles) one of the earliest House records from 1986.

I believe Jamie Principle picked up the hook at the beginning after hearing a small sample and he looped it continuously. Back in the day, “It was THE Shit” according to Derrick May – who produced “Strings of Life” – one of my favourite house piano melodies ever.

Classic House – Mr Fingers – Can You Feel It

djkevine — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 12:17:20 +0000

House Music started in Chicago in the 1980′s, before I was even born, inspired by Disco music with Soul and Funk sounds. DJ’s began to use the sounds of disco to develop a new genre, using samples and using a bass beat (kick drum) to create a new sound. You really have to go back to when House was first being produced to appreciate proper 100% Classic House.

The First Classic House song I ever heard was Mr Fingers – Can You Feel It, released 22 years ago in 1987, same year I was born. I can’t imagine the amount of times this song has been sampled since then!

I believe Larry Heard aka Mr. Fingers, sampled Chuck Roberts words of “In the Beginning There Was Jack…” in his track.

These Geniuses in Chicago, developed a new genre that has inspired dance music of today.