Johny Cash is a legendary artist, and as many legends his track are timeless on. Thus, despite his death in 2003, the producer of American country is still in our minds. To re-fire the torch, his son John Carter Cash, with a handful of artists like Snoop Dog, Alabama 3, Apparat, or Pete Rock Midnight Juggernauts, released in early 2009, a remix album soberly called "Johnny Cash Remixed ". The track we will review in this article is taken from this album. It's called" Belshazzar "and is remixed by Machine Drum.

As we’ve said a few days ago, featurings with hip hop artists are becoming increasingly popular. It starts a bit too much to become a recurring trend... Basement Jaxx is no exception to this rule with a new production using the voice of Kelis. Our list is growing so long after the one of David Guetta, Justice, Martin Solveig, or Calvin Harris! The title "Scars" is taken from the new album from the English duo.

What do have in common Kanye West, The Black Eyes Peas, P. Diddy or Akon and Will.I.Am? Indeed they are rappers, but above all they have recently affected the world of electronic music in one way or another. For a few days now, it is possible to add a name to this prestigious list: Jay-Z, who just released his latest title using a sample of the voice of Justice "DANCE" for his new single "On To The Next One".

Different from the past productions of Crookers, the latest track of the Italian duo is a very commercial production. It uses a featuring with the Canadians Kardinal Offishall and Carla-Marie. The track announces the release of their next album expected within weeks. The first single released, was Crookers vs. Kid Cudi "Day 'n' nite”. There is too "Put your hands on me" clearly formatted for radio to reach many people.

We will not pass through four paths to present you the new collaboration of Armand Van Helden with Dizzee Rascal, which is currently dominating the electronic music scene. This piece is nothing but a massacre of the dancefloor, that is to say hyper effective, catchy and it remains hanging in the head! One can only hope that the radios are not going to squander it too fast...