After a hugely successful headline DJ tour for Parklife 2008, JESSE ROSE returns to Australia and New Zealand from May 14 to May 23 to promote his up coming album WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU DON’T?
And Geelong has its fair share of this party, taking place on the 17th of May, @ the Barking Dog, Geelong West. This party is presented by “Triple J” and a new production group from the familiar Party planning group “sins”, so this new group is called “Its weird in here” so make sure you add your self to there new group, this will help you to be kept into the loop for all their party treats in geelong & melbourne, district. as well as their associated dj’s. so click here and add them on FACEBOOK.
And while your at it, ADD ME too on FACEBOOK. I will try and keep you in the know of some of the new music that appears through the scene and my network. OK now back to it, The event that i’m looking forward too for a while, i would have to say, is another Crazy producer stirring the music scene up, and that would be… JESSE ROSE, but even better is that another artist of greatness comes to play along side him on the night. OLIVER $ (dollar).
For all the people that buy a ticket to the event, you will receive JESSE ROSE’s newest album FREE… ticket are available through selected dj’s that are playing, if you now one of them, Hit them up. Otherwise through The Barking Dog, and Capricorn Music (Geelong).
JESSE ROSE…
THE FIRST ESSENTIAL DANCE ALBUM FOR 2009
Mixmag – “Say hello to the future of House music.”
xlr8r Magazine – “Your average club-goer may not know what to call the hybrid house being made by Jesse Rose, but there’s no mistaking its potent mix of mind-numbingly crisp techno/house beats, gritty sample riddled melodies and bassbin-blowing subsonics or its effectiveness on a dancefloor”
IDJ – “After years earning his dance music stripes, Jesse Rose has finally hit the big time.”
Ever since the birth of music, there’s been someone out there who’s looked at what’s available, taken inspiration from what’s around them and innovated a new style of music. Stand up Jesse Rose. Regarded as one of dance music’s most forward-thinking producers in recent years, Jesse alongside Switch and Claude VonStroke, has been a pivotal figure in the revival of House music being cool once again. For years this fine genre has been misguided, the true underground heroes have continued to make quality, interesting music for sure, but the well known artists have been dated and lazy with their ideas. Switch and VonStroke have been the producers-du-jour of the last few years, 2009 is the time for Jesse Rose.
As one of the UK’s finest exports as a DJ (he lives in Berlin, of course) this is no overnight success PR plan. Jesse started DJing at the tender age of 14, raised on an upbringing of Motown Soul, Jazz and Eighties Funk in London’s Ladbroke Grove area. At the beginning of the nineties Jesse moved to Bristol and started DJing, putting on parties and making music with old friend Jamie Anderson. By the mid nineties Jesse had earned himself an enviable reputation for electrifying sets and was regularly playing at Fabric, which in turn got him bookings across Europe. These days Jesse’s calendar is booked up a year in advance playing only the best venues and parties, since September he’s toured Europe, Japan and Australia and is still the only DJ from the UK to have ever held a monthly residency at the world famous Panorama Bar in Berlin, his own Made To Play night, which continues to be one of the most popular.
2007 seemed without doubt to be Jesse’s year of recognition, featured in every international dance music publication, nominated alongside four others for ‘Best British DJ’ at the DJ Mag best of British Awards, number four in IDJ players of the year & fourteen in Mixmag’s best DJ’s in the world 2007. Jesse finished a triumphant year playing in Sydney to 15,000 people on the main stage at Field Day.
Like his DJ status, as a producer, Jesse is a guarantee. World-renowned for his ‘Fidget House’ sound which he created with long-time music partners Dave ‘Switch’ Taylor and Trevor Loveys, he’s now the guy you turn to when you want a dancefloor remix, lending his services to the likes of Hot Chip, Simian Mobile Disco, Underworld and literally tonnes more. To date Jesse has recorded for the likes of Classic, Get Physical, JBO, Simple and his own Made To Play and Front Room imprints and of course Dubsided, which is the home for ‘What Do You Do If You Don’t?’
Where Jesse was schooled by Switch (who co-produced many of the tracks featured on the album), he himself has helped bring through the UK’s current dancefloor darlings, anyone heard of Herve? Or Sinden? Indeed it was Jesse that played a key role in the development of their sound, keeping it in the Dubsided family, releasing records together and twisting the template of house.
With an impressive back catalogue of singles and DJ mixes, released on the finest labels and working with some of the most exciting names in the industry, Jesse is now to release his first solo album, an album which is in it’s third complete version, 3 years in the making and his biggest project to date.
The album is a work of brilliance and like Claude VonStroke’s ’07 release ‘Beware Of the Bird’, Jesse shows how cutting edge House can be accessible, playful and fun whilst proving exactly how blurred the lines have become with Pop music, with guest appearances from Hot Chip, David E Sugar and Afra & The Incredible Beatbox Band. The lead single and first track ‘Forget My Name’ has been all over Radio 1, with Joe and Alexis from Hot Chip on vocals spelling out R-O-S-E, making sure you do anything but forget his name. Jesse explains, “After a gig at a rock festival Joe went back to London and wrote me this track. At first I thought the lyrics were a bit too cheeky but as I’m known for that kind of behaviour I thought ‘fuck it, lets do it’.” It was the right decision as it’s currently blowing up the airwaves and clubland, which you could easily predict for a number of the tracks featured across the LP.
Proven bangers ‘Asided’ and ‘You’re All Over My Head’ are featured alongside the Moondog inspired ‘Night At The Dogs’ and future club hits ‘Pop Yer Porn’, ‘Wine Gum’ and ‘Touch My Horn’ with the latter already generating a huge response on the dancefloor and radio as the B-side to the single. Where Jesse has certainly not forgotten his club roots, he’s also shown his skills as a producer of songs with ‘Miss Taker’ featuring rising star David E Sugar and the second collaboration on the album with Hot Chip ‘Day Is Done’. “When I first spoke to Hot Chip about doing a collaboration they sent over two demos, one was up-tempo & catchy and the other was this melancholic, deep and beautiful song. I wanted to go with this one because it gives the album a depth that the more up-tempo tracks might miss.”
It’s true, it does and it also takes the album to new heights. No other dance producer at 30 has more experience than Jesse and no dance producer full stop has an album like this, not even his mentor Switch, VonStroke or Herve. Jesse has operated in the underground for years, proving his worth and importance. With the release of his album in 2009 he will show how he’s now gone beyond the underground and can stand tall as one of the most exciting names in music today.
So if you buy a ticket to one of his album launch party’s, you will receive these tracks.
Tracklisting
1. Forget My Name feat. Hot Chip
2. Well Now
3. Pop Yer Porn
4. Miss Taker feat. David E Sugar
5. Wine Gum
6. Asided
7. Night At The Dogs
8. Day Is Done feat. Hot Chip
9. Heavy Still feat. Afra & The Incredible Beatbox Band
10. You’re All Over My Head
11. Touch My Horn
12. Never Ending
Remember you get Jesse Rose’s album free with your purchased TICKET.
So I hunted down a mix for you all to hear this guy in the mix, so here is
Essential Mix – 2009-01-03 – Jesse Rose Download
tracklist:
Jesse Rose – Forget My Name (Accapella mix) – Dubsided
Worthy – Crackle (Justin Martin Remix) – Leftroom
Zombie Disco Squad – The Dance – Dirtybird CDR
Mathias Mestino – Wild Coyote – Upon You
Robert Dietz – Sunshower – Cecille
Oliver $ – Watcha Gonna Do? – Made to Play
Hector – Los Vatos CDR
Martin Brothers – Dum (Nat Self Remix) – CDR
Solid Groove Vs Madlib – Untitled – CDR
Riva Starr – Maria – Kindish
Sis – Nesrib – Cecille
Der Dritte Raum – Swing Bop – CDR
Solid Groove Vs Romathony Vs Roman Flugel – Frummer Lover – CDR
Claude Vonstroke – The Whistler (Jesse Rose Vs Peaches Remix) – CDR
Sis – Trumpetta – CDR
Pepe Bradock – Angola (Carl Craig Remix) – Lusafrica
Riva Starr – Snatch – Made to Play
Jesse Rose – Touch My Horn – Dubsided
Consistent – Midnight Blend (Oliver $ Remix) – Front Room
Trackheads – Our Music – NRK
Kenlou – The Bounce – MAW
Mowgli – Amore – CDR
Trademarq – Dirtygirls (Derrick Carter Remix) – Classic
Mike Dunn – God Made Me Funky – I Records
Roy David JR – All About Love (Solid Groove Remix) – Classic
Italoboyz – Bahia – Dirtybird
TJR – Sonic Chronic (Lee Mortimer Remix) – Made to Play
Diplo – Blow Your Mind – Mad Decent
Popof – Alcoholic – CDR
Jan Driver – Rat alert – Made to Play
Radioclit – Divine Gosa (Switch Remix) – Counterfeet
Damian Marley Vs CVS – Jamrock – CDR
Spank Rock – Bump (Switch Remix) – CDR
Jesse Rose – Forget My Name (Accapella mix) – Dubsided
Check out Jesse’s myspace and get deep.
myspace.com/jesseroseandcontent
OLIVER $ (dollar)…
One the same night we have OLIVER $ (dollar) from berlin, is sure to deliver a pure sound of party bouncing tech and fidget house.
Oliver $ continues working closely with JESSE ROSE and producing records and remixes that are being played by the likes of Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano, Derrick Carter and Switch. 2008 started with a bang for Oliver as “hotash” was released on made to play in january and has been a massive hit. His remixes for Swag, Idiotproof (aka Jamie Anderson and Deepgroove) and Jacob London have caused devastation all over and his remix of Grovesnor’s “drive your car”, forthcoming on grecoroman, got the biggest reaction in jesse rose’s set to 20,000 people on new years day 2008 in sydney, australia.
As well as having a busy studio schedule Oliver $ is also playing both live and djs sets at some of the best clubs the world over. Over the next few months he will be playing at the egg in london, vega in copenhagen, rumble in sweden, club stalker in holland and panoramabar in berlin where he holds his residency at the monthly made to play night.
Oliver $ has also mixed the forthcoming made to play compilation “playing around” that will be released on 28th april. The double cd includes tracks and remixes by Jesse Rose, Claude VonSstroke, Trevor Loveys, Sinden, Chris Duckeneld, Oliver $, Deadset, Magik Johnson and a bonus mix cd mixed by Oliver $. but until we have that, here is a mix from the myspace website.
OLIVER $ podcast mix Download (sorry this mix is sort of old, but its good)
Tracklisting
1. Jan driver — kardamoon — grand petrol
2. Underworld — globe (jesse rose remix) — jbo
3. Consistent — crazy — unrealeased
4. Unknown — solidgroove & sinden remix
5. Hotchip — ready for the floor (jesse rose remix) — emi
6. Worthy — crack-el (justin martin remix) — leftroom
7. Riva starr — what the fuck — dirtybird
8. Ds — one force (jesse rose & oliver $ remix) — overdrive
9. Armand van helden — playmate (jesse rose remix) — southern fried
10. Justin martin — ghetto train (oliver $ remix) — utensil
11. Oliver $ — double whopper — unrealeased
12. Unknown
13. Spank rock — bump (switch remix) — big dada
14.
ITS WEIRD IN HERE…
Is basically an outlet for slightly different minded artists to be creative within their medium. They intend on creating a room for people to be creative weather musically or visually in a geelong club. More on this in a coming issue of Forte MAG (may 21st). “Its Weird in Here” is from the makers of Sins On Sunday. So things are changing around and so you should make sure to add them on Facebook, to keep track of their gigs.
With mega partys coming up with Jesse Rose, KA-BOOM, JUNE 7TH, BOYS NOIZE RECORDS SHOW we are here and we are now!
The Jesse Rose gig will be the Offical launch of Its Weird in Here group.!!! So with that note, i have special mix from MALAKAI for you to all listen to, and get busy.
Malakai – mix CD sins on sunday 192kbps Download
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