One of the unsung heroes of the UK house music scene, James Talk has gone from a fledgling producer and DJ championed by Pete Tong to a global star, gracing the world’s most respected labels and clubs on a regular basis. The 27-year-old Southampton talent has been DJing half his life, and over the last 7 years has carved a name for himself in the production world as one the most talented groove-makers around. Today, we offer you an exclusive interview with him. It follows notably the interview of other English producers like Michael Woods and D. Ramirez. First of all, I would like to thank James who answered our questions.

Moguai rounds off his busiest year yet with “We want your soul” on Size Records, that will be released the 20th of December 2010. After releasing a plethora of fresh and challenging tracks into dance music’s collective conscious, Moguai finally bows out of 2010 with a huge number, just after his EP “Get Fresh” we reviewed some days ago. And what a track to release, the pummeling, breaks-infused “We Want Your Soul”! For further proof of the German wizards talents, it’s been snapped up by Steve Angello’s Size records label and been given a full release. If Size really does matter, then Moguai’s huge new anthem will be the focal point of Christmas.

Some days ago, we wrote a review about D. Ramirez, because of the release “Keep us together” on Toolroom Records, produced with the duo Mara and the fantastic vocalist Steve Edwards that all come together from Sheffield. This interview follows notably the one of Michael Woods who released too on Toolroom Records an EP “Nitro” and Thomas Schumacher. First of all, I would like to thank D. Ramirez who answered our questions. Have a good reading!

For the launch of its latest smartphone, the Nokia N8, the Finnish firm has used YouTube. Through an interactive movie of 2 min, Nokia allows users, via a button "See More" to flip back and forth between the classical world and the HD one. This clip is based on a very good music "Pedrophilia" released in June 2008 by Daft Punk’s manager Pedro Winter on the label Because Music, Ed Banger Records. It is remixed by SebastiAn. You should also know that this principle of using a double player, was designed by the advertising agency JWT Paris. You can see the video clip in the following article.

Moguai´s new single”Get fresh” is about to be released November 29th on Skint Records including remixes by Run Riot and X-Press2. As the dance community draws ever closer towards the end of another productive year, Andre Tegeler, aka Moguai, has showed no signs of slowing down. After releasing his last Mau5trap EP “8001 / Stay Planetary” to critical acclaim, Moguai see’s 2010 out with a bang as he gears up to release his latest cut “Get Fresh”. What’s more, it’s to be released on the infamous Skint recordings label, adding another string to the bow of this malleable and shape-shifting artist.

Actualités Electroniques met some days ago a new artist of the French electronic music scene: Ophelie Mercury, newcomer in the very closed circle of women DJs, recognized internationally, through the exclusive interview she gave us. This allows us also to have for the first time on an Actualités Electroniques a female perspective on the world of electronic music. First, I wanted to thank Ophelie who have played the game of this interview. In the coming days I will publish an exclusive interview we’ve done with Paul Nazca and soon with Jennifer Cardini too, I hope...

Through a new exclusive interview, Actualités Electroniques presents you a French DJ and producer bearer of a young and fresh generation of artists who revived the electronic music scene in France in the mid 2000’s. He is Muttonhead and hit the chart in France with such iconic tracks as "To You" or "Make Your Own Kind Of Music" that I’m sure you know. First, I wanted to thank Muttonheads for the time he gave us. It is even more a pleasure, as he is an artist I’m following from his debut. So with a kind of apprehension, here is the interview.