German House Mafia

German House Mafia Podcast Series

 

GHM 67 Guestmixed by Vicente Roca (Spain)

 

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German House Mafia Podcast Series presents:

 

GHM 28 mixed by Lissat & Voltaxx

 

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Lissat & Voltaxx (Toolroom Records/Great Stuff/303 Lovers/Stealth/ Spinnin/Hotfingers)

 

 

Lissat & Voltaxx are Jens Lissat and Marco Wolters, working together since 2006. Their tracks are released on trendbreaking labels like Toolroom, Great Stuff, 303 Lovers, Hotfingers, Stealth, Spinnin and Ministry of Sound.

The "L & V" style varies between House, Tech House, and a touch of Progressive.

 

2008 was a very succesful year for them, as they remixed the No.1 UK song “Silence” by Delerium, which also hit the top 10 charts in over 8 countries. The biggest success 2008 was in September, with their own track “Release yourself”. The track charted at No.1 position on most digital stores.

 

2009 was a good year as well, they did some hot remixes for Roger Sanchez, Tom Novy, Stefano Noferini, Nick Bridges, Austin Leeds and a lot more! Their own track on Sneakerz Muzik and the two releases "Sunrise Over Mali" and "The Music And Me" on Toolroom's "Leaders Of The New School" were in most of all DJ playlists around the globe! The Remix of Stefano Noferini's track "Burundi" was even in the David Guetta Beatport Top Ten (December).

 

2010 they released on "303Lovers/Hotfingers" with an essential tune called "8 Days In Kazintip" which was “top 3” in the Beatport House Charts. Because of that they played the Opening Party in Kazantip/Ukraine in August 2010. They also released their Toolroom/LONS single called "High & Horny" with contained an impressing remix package. Their Remix for Tomcraft's "Loneliness" also made it into the top 10 Beatport charts. They released remixes for Saeed Younan, Hoxton Whores, and Peter Rauhofer. The remix of Tom Novy's “Now Or Never” reached number 2 in the Beatport house charts. Their Toolroom/LONS production "Et Moi" was another Beatport top 10 banger. Also Lissat & Voltaxx mixed & compiled the album “Leaders of the new school 2010” for Toolroom!

Collaborations 2010:

- DJ Chus, Lissat & Voltaxx - Vuela Paloma (Toolroom), was a no1 in Spain and number 2 on Beatport

- Lissat & Voltaxx vs Manuel de la Mare - Club around the world (Hotfingers, 303 Lovers) was a top 10 on Beatport

- Lissat & Voltaxx vs Paul Thomas & Russel G - The real life (Spinnin) was also a top 10 on Beatport

 

2011 started with a remix for Milk & Sugar “Hey Nah Neh Nah” which supported the track immensely becoming a huge European Chart success. Remixes for Hed Kandi, CR2 Records and Starlight all charted.

Their own release on Stealth Records “Aye Que Linda” got heavy rotation worldwide. Again a remix for Tom Novy (“Your Body”) is made and goes straight Top10 at Beatport House Charts. Also their own track “The Sunken Bells Of Ibiza” on Great Stuff was a No.1 in UK's Tracksource and #13 in Beatport techhouse charts. Their track “Ohanoa” on Spinnin Records is one of the craziest of the year.

 

German House Mafia Podcast Series presents

 

GHM 25 mixed by Jean Philips

 

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Biography Jean Philips: His current work with Sorry Shoes record label recruit artist Jean Phillips counts as the most prolific, their debut release “On Demand” being snapped up by cult record labels in the UK & Spain, which was soon followed by further releases & remixes that have included “Tisco”, “In Suspense” & “Something In the Air” wich has been listed for Weeks in the Australian Aria Chart, 2010 continuing to be hectic in the studio with Mike as he continues to develop the Sorry Shoes label as well as tackling plenty of other remix work & label releases. Sorry Shoes this prestigious record label & agency which is established in Cologne, but now serves & recruits artists right across the globe, its primary aim to bring quality music & innovative sound to the forefront of the scene. Jean Philips who realised from the tender age of 13 that he had a passion for music and mixing sounds and his first ever gig was landed in his home city of Cologne when he was just 16, playing at club End Art which got him well & truly noticed by the cutting edge Cologne Warehouse club Greenkomm, where J.P. had the chance to spin sounds along with the likes of names of the day including Groovemaster K, Dave Angel, & Marc Spoon, also being included in the D.J. teams at clubs Fusion & Cosmic in Munster. J.P. attributes much of his early influences to Germany’s Sven Vath & Underground hero Tiefschwarz, London’s deep house legend Jamie Lewis & god of underground house, Chilean born Ricardo Villalobos, creating a desire within J.P. to not only develop a stylish yet deep sound, selecting tracks that are ahead of their time, but to engender an energetic underground music environment. And this desire has seen J.P. noticed around Germany, having regularly played at gigs that included, Kinkamehameha in Frankfurt, Banaluu in Berlin and, naturally, Greenkomm in Cologne, and also spread his wings to include appearances at Under in Paris, although his residencies at The Pulse, The Velvet & The Apt-Apartment in Frankfurt draw much of his time behind the D.J. booth. However, whilst J.P. is undoubtedly an accomplished live jock, it is in the studio that he can be credited & recognised the most across the global music industry, a whole host of creative musical directions being created in recent years, working with the likes of D.J. Marc Hell on Desert Pearl Projects, with Wollion on Blu Fin & with Saints & Sinners producer Wilfred aka ROC:MA, on top of a whole host of tracks & remixes that included his own remix works on Taylor Squares “Something In The Air” & Rene Raabe’s “Me”, but collaborations with Steven Redant on “Discotheque”, Oliver Mohns on “Strings Of Motion” & Sorry Shoes’ Mike Kelly on “TiSGO” are probably some of his most notable, other works with Mike including Ismael Rivas’s “Clothes Off”, Idriss Chabak & SKG Projects “Capanema” and their latest work, Miguel Rendeiro’s “Journey” is shooting up the D.J. download charts, not to mention increasing the profile of J.P. and of Sorry Shoes recordings which he is firmly connected with. Not just content with track releases, J.P. also devotes time to full compilation mixes which give a real flavour of his live performances & his musical sound, which is not to categorize but which create a mesmeric mixture of sounds that draw you in and occasionally combine with heart warming vocals that give his work real depth & an amazing quality which is irresistibly brilliant his podcast release series entitled “House Forecast” being so evocative of J.P.’s style & enthusiasm for his art, which are available through http://jeanphilips.podomatic.com/ and there is no doubt when you listen to his mixes as well as his tracks, it is unquestionably J.P. and his style. 2010 has already brought some exciting projects his way, both in the studio and D.J’ing, not least being at the heart of Cocoon Club as well as completing an awesome remix of Fady Maalouf’s “Into The Light” along with Lutz Markwirth which he ranks as right up there with his best ever work and truly emulating his love for combining forces with other artists which is quoted as saying “It is not just one person, it’s a bunch of people who make music and that’s what I always want to do. I love to put great gifted people together and create something together as a group” and that very much sums up J.P’s devotion to his art. Being part of the LGDF line up and representing Sorry Shoes will see J.P. make one of his first trips to London and there can be no doubt that his presence behind the D.J. booth will not just be an incredible draw, but his mood heightening style through crescendo building track selections will be a sure fire hit with the international and discerning home audience.

 

Website http://www.jeanphilips.com