Saturday, September 27, 2008
DJ'ing Destination: Here Lounge in West Hollywood Tonight
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Carrillo & Amador featuring Ronnie Sumrall "Save Me"
Friday, September 19, 2008
Kristine W: The Power Of Music
Perry Twins Mixshow Playlist 9/19
You can check out our Dance Planet Mixshows Friday nights at 1am EST/10pm PST on www.energyhitsradio.com and Sunday nights at 9pm EST/6pm PST on www.tagartmusic.com
Set 1:
Hercules And Love Affair - Blind
Set 2:
Set 3:
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Happy Birthday, Dad!
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Bad, Bad Boy Remixers
Hey all you bad boys and girls...we wanted to let you know which awesome remixers are currently working on mixes for our new original single featuring Niki Haris...
We are excited that these remixers are involved with the project and we are looking forward to everyone hearing their work! In addition to our original versions, there will be hot remixes by Razor N Guido, DJ Escape & Dom Capello, Solar City, Dena Cucci, Rod Carrillo, Electric Allstars, Oscar Velazquez, and Sweet Team vs Edson Pride plus a couple more surprises!
If you are in Los Angeles this weekend, come on down to Paul Nicholls and Jeffrey Sanker's Destination at Here Lounge where we will be DJ'ing and might test a small sample of Bad, Bad Boy! Hope to see you Saturday, September 13th for the debut of Bad, Bad Boy...let us and Quinn know what you think of it when you see us Saturday night!
( : Doug and Derek : )
Friday, September 12, 2008
Perry Twins Mixshow Playlist 9/12/08
Set 1:
Natasha Bedingfield - Angel
Morgan Paige featuring Tyler James - Call My Name
Tami Chynn featuring Akon - Frozen
Bill Bennett & Suzanne Palmer - Fame
Mark Picchiotti presents Basstoy ft. Dana Devine - Turn It Up
Basshunter - Now You're Gone
Benny Maze featuring Irys - Breathe
Justin Lanning featuring Erin Hamilton - Take My Breath Away
E.G. Daily - Beautiful
Madonna - Dance 2night
Set 2:
Chris Brown - Forever
Kreesha Turner - Don't Call Me Baby
The Ting Tings - That's Not My Name
Lindsay Lohan - Bossy
Cascada - Faded
Cyndi Lauper - Into The Nightlife
Sunfreakz - Drive Out
Basshunter - Angel In The Night
Ian Cary Project - Get Shaky
Jes - Imagination
Tristan Garner - Give Love
Sunday, September 7, 2008
From A to Z: Amber and Zelma Davis Release 'No More Tears'
Perry Twins: Amber, what is your favorite song by Zelma that she had previously recorded and Zelma, what is your favorite song by Amber that she had previously recorded?
Zelma: Definitely "Sexual". I love that song!
Amber: I would say "Just a touch of Love"
Perry Twins: What was the process of recording "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" like? Were you both in the studio at the same time, along with producer Wolfram (Pathos V2) or did you record separately?
Zelma: We were all in the studio together to lay down the vocals, then Wolfram mixed the song in Germany.
Amber: Yes- we recorded them together and then Wolfram produced the vocals in Germany and then we started producing the music and looked for another remixer which was Solar City in this case.
Perry Twins: What has been your favorite part of working on this awesome new single with each other?
Zelma: My favorite part of working with Amber is learning from her. She has brought me up to speed with the state of the music business and I've learned the art of releasing music independently. I also love receiving positive feedback from our fans.
Amber: First off, Zelma is very sweet and professional in her working manner and I can appreciate that- she also is very natural in improvisation which I love- she is just very talented and deserving. We have fun and get along well and that chemistry ultimately results in a good outcome.
Perry Twins: Seeing how successful this pairing of the two of you has turned out to be, are there plans to release a follow-up single?
Zelma: I would love to release a follow-up single with Amber. We've begun discussing it. Nothing official yet.
Amber: We will see.;)
Perry Twins: Is your upcoming show at The Week, Sao Paulo going to be your first public performance of "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)?
Zelma: Yes, it is and I'm extremely excited about that show.
Amber: Yes- it should be fun.
Perry Twins: Have you started rehearsing for your performance together yet? If so, how has that been and will any videos of your rehearsals be appearing online for your fans to see?
Zelma: We haven't yet, but I'm sure if and when we do, Amber will bring her camera and capture the rehearsals for her blog.
Amber: We will see...;)
Perry Twins: Will "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" be the only song you perform together at your show in Sao Paulo or will your fans be treated to more duets? "If You Could Read My Mind" would be awesome with Zelma singing Jocelyn Enriquez and/or Ultra Nate's parts. And who wouldn't love to hear Amber's take on Freedom Williams' rapping from a C+C Music Factory song!
Zelma: I'd love to hear Amber rap, that would be hilarious. Also, I'd love to give "If You Could Read My Mind" a shot.
Amber: Oh Gawd...lol- I don't think so...I know my boundaries and that is where my strength lies...lol!
Perry Twins: In addition to the continued promotion of your new single and upcoming live performances, what else do we have to look forward to from the two of you?
Zelma: I'm working on a solo album for '09. I'm in the beginning stages, and I'm also working on some features. A single with Havana Funk will be released by Strictly Rhythm/Defected this Fall.
Amber: I already have another single in the making but no times or other info is attached to that yet- first things first.
Perry Twins: Many independent artists and record labels have been very happy to know that you are publicly taking a stand against illegal music sharing. How do you feel the fight against illegal downloads is going? Are you satisfied with the progress that has been made so far and are you optimistic about the future?
Zelma: I'll let Amber answer this one.
Amber: The people who are directly affected are happy about me speaking up and then you have millions of others that are upset about it because it affects their illegal game.
We had tons of feedback from people who are scared of retaliation...it has grown into an underground mafia at this point.
Bottom line is- they just do not get the cycle of it all- I still do not get that intellectual copyrights are okay to steal but not a loaf of bread out of a bakery or people's paychecks??...why not go all the way then?
It is only possible bc it is not policed and in 99,9% of the cases, people do not get any consequences for it. The Internet provides an anonymous veil.
But then I can just laugh out loud in sadness when I hear complaints about not having enough new releases, not enough albums, not enough remixes- well duh- it all comes back to the funds that are not being made back legally by the labels to then further invest into artists and their future releases.
Those sharing platforms are the ones that make our money with their memberships and advertisings and it would not surprise me if some of these bigger labels actually would be in on them at this point. The sense of entitlement and ignorance just makes me sick to my stomach.
It all starts with the artists and talent and the money invested by them or the labels- radio, labels, DJs, clubs, Video channels, remixers, producers, song writers are all affected and ultimately their livelyhoods and families...
I believe it could be resolved- why is it that there is no central institution for all official labels where they all receive an individual code that tracks to their label only which would be embedded into each of their mastered recordings and those codes would have to be force fed by law into those sharing platform systems- so ultimately- if an illegal sharer would then try to upload it illegally to share it- it would flag it right away and it would not be accepted...
Reality is that this way- like many already lost the battle at this point- many of us will not be able to hold on any longer...we are all in this together and until that realization and education is not there, it looks very bleak.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Perry Twins Mixshow Playlist 9/6/08
Set 1:
Jennifer Hudson - Spotlight
Solange - I Decided
Outwork - Thank God For Music
Cyndi Lauper - Into The Nightlife
Ne-Yo - Closer
Alicia Keys - Like You'll Never See Me Again
Masters At Work featuring India - I Can't Get No Sleep '08
The Ting Tings - Great DJ
Eyereel Allstars featuring Lucy Clarke - Get It On
Set 2:
Amuka - I Miss You
Snap - Rhythm Is A Dancer
Katy Perry - I Kissed A Girl
Rachel Panay - Repeat Performance
Altar featuring Amannda - Away From Me
Danity Kane - Damaged
Kina - Me
Tracy Young presents Ceevox - What's Done Is Done
Set 3:
Amber & Zelma Davis - No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)
Erin Hamilton - Control Youself
Kristine W - The Boss
Craig David - Hot Stuff (Let's Dance)
Fireball - What I Want
Miz Mandy - Sweet Fury Of Love
Steven Gionfriddo - Blind Date
Rod Carrillo & Eddie Amador featuring Ronnie Sumrall - Save Me
LULA featuring Papa Joe - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
Friday, September 5, 2008
Erin Hamilton Controls The Billboard Club Chart!
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Jacinta Electrifying The Universe
Perry Twins: How did you first get involved with music professionally?
Jacinta: I played in an all girl rock band called ‘Maiden Voyage’ playing keyboards and singing backing vocals. We toured extensively in Australia and it made for a brilliant all round ‘apprenticeship’ and I was hooked.
Perry Twins: What inspires you when you’re writing music and performing?
Jacinta: Coming up with something that penetrates my soul, you know, strokes my ‘sweet spot’ whether it’s a lyric or a magic melody. I have a lot of thoughts and ideas I want to share and I get really excited when I think I’ve written something that will resonate and connect with people listening. Performing is one of my most favorite things in the world and there’s nothing better than feeling the energy building and building during a show. Whether on stage or in the studio, it’s all about making the connection for me.
Perry Twins: Can you tell us more about your exciting new project with Amber Dirks and Electrik Pulse, "WILD JAAM"?
Jacinta: Absolutely! Amber and I met on MySpace and then met in person for the first time in Las Vegas at the Billboard Dance Music Summit. We totally hit it off and decided to collaborate and Wild Jaam was born! Amber is one amazing woman. She’s a powerhouse and so so talented. Her vocals are amazing, her writing is top notch and on top of that, she’s a great gal! Our first single DAY IN TIME is remix phase and our video is being edited too. I know we’ll be out there tearing it up together soon live and I truly feel this act is going to go through the roof.
Perry Twins: Wow, this is so exciting.
We're also looking forward to your new single, "Electric Universe". When will it be released and what else can we expect from Jacinta in the near future?
www.myspace.com/jacinta