I'm listening to my remix for "The Greatest Dancer" remix contest. I programmed and performed all the music.

"The Greatest Dancer" Remix

None of the music was performed by Bernard Edwards or Nile Rodgers. Do the robot!

Katie Melua: Pictures---she is was born in Georgia (the Russian one) and now lives in Belfast. Offers something different to the adult pop market.

Spencer Day: Vagabond--in the vain of Buble or Connick but yet very different.

Matt Dusk: Back In Town---classic pop in the Sinatra style, but with a unique voice and good style. Love to seem him perform live.

Nora Jones: The Fall---I think this may be her best yet.

Leona Lewis: Echo---the wife got me exposed to her music awhile back. Nice pop style, yet another Brit making it good here.

Katherine McPhee: Yup the AI runner up. First CD was OK this one is much better. Not sure about the new short blond hair but the music is getting better.

John Fogerty: Revial---always way a big CCR fan and then John married a local girl and still lives in the area I believe, so ya gotta love him! A rock voice I can actually understand.

Trace Adkins: X---a sort of bad boy of country with a style that appeals to me. Only recently started listening to his music and have come to like it a lot.

Raheem DeVaughn's new album The Love & War

Hold On Remix ft Maysa & Marcus Johnson

Still Standing by Monica

I Don't Care Remix

Erykah Badu - New Amerykah Part Two. I would love to hear "Window Seat" reinterpeted by Jeff Lorber.

Asia Bryant Can't Help It Remix

I wanted a synth sweep fx like on Badu's record "Agitation" but I could not get my filters and oscillators working right. I need to listen to "Just as I Thought" by David Sancious because I think they sampled it.

What would Bernard Edwards and Nile Rogers have done? This is some disco a la Chic.

Pepper Mashay Dancing Lights Remix

I use more contemporary sounds here:

Jato Unit Drive Me Crazy Remix

Bradley's Circus - Shotgun Bunny.

This is an awesome group from The Netherlands that played a few gigs in my area week before last. The leader is the sassy vocalist - and when I say "sassy," I mean singing style and stage attitude - Mattanja Joy Bradley. They play a mix of blues, folk, and what they call "roots" music.

Dynasty by Kaskade

See the post on movies that have been remade and comparing them to the endless covers of songs over the years made me think of a new CD that I picked up recently. A Young British singer named Findlay Brown called Love Will Find You. He has taken a new approach to the whole idea of covers. He decided not to cover the songs themselves (these are all originals) but rather covered the sound of the sixties as it were. Having grown up on the British beat of that era, I found myself enjoying this. He does not have as strong a voice as many of the jazz or standards style of singers I usually listen too, but his voice is perfect for that 60's era pop sound. A nice change of pace from what I normally listen too.