A few weeks after the release of the catchy single 7 Days 7 Nights by KooLTURE,we are proud to present a killer collection of remixes called 7 Days 7 Nights, The Remixes.
It features mixes by Ladies On Mars, Tecnoman SF, Alexis DJ & Sebastian Da Vinn.
Tracklist:
01 7 Days 7 Nights (Version 2)
02 7 Days 7 Nights (Ladies On Mars Club Mix Part 1)
03 7 Days 7 Nights (Ladies On Mars Club Mix Part 2)
04 7 Days 7 Nights (Ladies On Mars Classic Mix)
05 7 Days 7 Nights (Sebastian Da Vinn Remix)
06 7 Days 7 Nights (Tecnoman SF Remix)
07 7 Days 7 Nights (Alexis Vocal Mix)
Written by José Tramontini. Published by Eternal Sunday/ Universal Music Publishing.
Eternal Sunday was present at the MICA convention 2013 held in Buenos Aires. MICA (Mercado de Artes Culturales Argentinas) was a huge convention that included conferences, showcases and business meetings. Several disciplines were present, audiovisual, books, theatre, videgames, design and music.
Among the foreign visitors we had the chance to meet Amy from The Windish Agency, Alicia from SXSW, Frank from WOMEX,11 Grammys winner Rafa Arcaute and Pink Floyd discoverer and legendary manager Peter Jenner.
KooLTURE's new single 7 Days 7 Nights was chosen by the people at Beatport.com, the most important electronic music store in the world as a staff picked release in the pop/ rock section.
After releasingMake-Believeat the end of 2012, along with its amazing music video, KooLTURE,José Tramontini’s electropop/ dance project, adds another killer hyper catchy single to his catalog: 7 Days 7 Nights, which also features an amazing music video featuring some promising models from Buenos Aires.
The song has all the qualities that made of KooLTURE a
favorite electropop performer: it’s catchy, very catchy and it tells a
love story. In fact, it tells a forbidden love story, which is even
better. It was produced by Ladies On Mars, who’s one of
Argentina’s best electronic music producers and remixes. You can dance
to it, you can celebrate to it, you can sit at home and listen to it and
think about the lyrics.
The first single (remixes coming soon!) features the title track, a
b-side called “Let Your Feelings Decide”, the instrumental version and,
in case you want to come up with your own remix, the acapella version
(that’s just the voice, no music).
A new edition of the Pop For Export series of concerts took place in Libario, Buenos Aires, on March 24, 2013. The artists that performed were Flamedown,KooLTURE and Baby Scream.
Here are some pictures (taken by Marcia Hill): Pop For Export, 03-2013: signs
Pop For Export, 03-2013: the stage Pop For Export, 03-2013: Flamedown
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Flamedown
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Flamedown
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Flamedown
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Juan Pablo Mazzola (Baby Scream), Aghus Samur (Lourder Than Motion), Ignacio Grazzini (The New Beans)
Pop For Export, 03-2013: KooLTURE
Pop For Export, 03-2013: KooLTURE
Pop For Export, 03-2013: KooLTURE
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Emiliano Canal (Eternal Sunday), Juan Pablo Mazzola (Baby Scream), Charlie Giardina (Flamedown), Valerio Rinaldi
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Emiliano Canal (Eternal Sunday), Charlie Giardina (Flamedown), Valerio Rinaldi
Pop For Export, 03-2013: KooLTURE
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Emiliano Canal (Eternal Sunday), José Tramontini (KooLTURE), Fr3ak (Fr3ak & Los Ali3nados)
Pop For Export, 03-2013: KooLTURE: Yanina, José, Ser Dancer
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Baby Scream
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Baby Scream
Pop For Export, 03-2013: Emiliano Canal (Eternal Sunday), José Tramontini (KooLTURE)
Dsynchronize is the electronic music project formed by Argentinean producers, remixers and DJs Ramiro Romero and Guillermo Odato, especialized in making quality house, progressive and electro house music. A few years ago Ramiro went to Greece to DJ at parties for the summer and stayed there permanently, but the collaboration with Guillermo continued using Internet. They released a lot of music using their own names, but at the end of 2012 they decided to form Dsynchronize, a new project in which they'll collaborate with guest singers.
Their first collaboration is with a Greek superstar: model Evi Adam, who was a top model during the 90's (she even reached the semi finals at the Miss World pageant in 1994 in South Africa). During the 2000's Evi was a presenter for the Greek TV channel Mega Channel, focused on music, and released a CD.
"Now I Know" is Evi's return to professional music, and it's creating a big media interest in Greece and other Mediterranean countries, getting lots of radio and TV airplays and interviews. "Now I Know" is very catchy, an instant hit, and seems to be the beginning of a promising career for Dsynchronize.
"Now I Know" will be for sale on March 18, 2013 as an exclusive Beatport.com store. 2 weeks later it'll reach the usual digital stores.
Ignacio Paz is an electronic music producer from Rosario, Argentina, specialized in
releasing techno, electro and acid house. He has released electronic
music for years under many artistic names and projects (DJ Coky &
Nacho experience, DJ Sick, Trance Devils) until he finally decided to
use his own name.
His music mixes modern electronic music techniques and
sounds with old-school sounds, creating an unique sensorial experience.
Eternal Sunday presents the first of the two planned comeback releases by Ignacio Paz:Acid Non Stop, which features three lovely techno tracks with an old-school 303-based acid flavour.
Eternal Sunday presents another debut album that’ll make history: the one by Fr3ak Y los Ali3nados, the electronic rock band lead by Fr3ak, that gives a new step in rock evolution.
Fr3ak comes from electronic music, style in which he had released
many singles and remixes that can be considered house music, music meant
to dance to. But on Fr3ak Y los Ali3nados, he uses the
electronic music language and textures to express something different,
values, sensations and messages that, until now, only have been
communicated through loud guitar-ridden rock and roll. Fr3ak Y Los Ali3nados
is not about dancing, is about alienation, is about feeling alone and
vulnerable against an inhuman system, is about the existential
absurdity, about empty consumerism, about a world in which surface and
appearance are more important that contents.
Some years ago Fr3ak would have started a heavy metal band and would
have screamed his truth to the world among distorted guitars. But Fr3ak Y Los Ali3nados are a 2013 band, and
they sing for a generation of digital natives using a new language, a
language that is natural for the new generations: the fusion of
electronic music elements and an alternative rock attitude. And maybe
the message the band brings us, hidden among the desperation is: there
are problems, but there is a tomorrow, and that tomorrow is coming, and
it’ll be different.
Maybe in a decade or two all rock bands will sound like Fr3ak Y los Ali3nados. Today, they are the only ones. Enjoy them now, because the future is coming.
