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Love Invaders (Redinho Remix) · Fatima Yamaha

Love Invaders (Remixes)

℗ 2016 Magnetron Music

Released on: 2016-08-12

Mixer: Bas Bron
Producer: Bas Bron
Composer: Bas Bron
Lyricist: Bas Bron
Music Publisher: Mikrowelle Publishing

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Love Invaders (Redinho Remix)

The prolific DJ and formidable remixer in his own right selected [10 of his current favorite remixes](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/a-trak-in-the-loop-remixes-list-2016), with selections from Yotto, Fatima Yamaha and more.

Anthony Parasole and Tama Sumo make appearances in this short film about the DJ and producer. Part one is above; watch part two [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xq007xlM70).

The producer behind the track "Winona" delivers an hour's worth of groove-laden house.

The enigmatic producer, who released his latest album _Happiness_ in September, returns with four, disco-soaked tracks simply titled _Eli Escobar Edits_. Warm up during this weekend's bitter cold with one of these gorgeous new tunes.

[Mixmag profiles](http://mixmag.net/feature/gaika-turned-heads-in-2016-with-bleak-inner-city-tales-and-bags-of-menace/) the London producer in reflection of one of his most important years ever.

Moogfest Legacy Format continues sequence with legendary UK electronic music producers The Orb. Conversation hovers around process, and provides glimpses into untold histories, the love of music, field recording and Moogfest. Listen to the legends speak.

Moogfest 2016 | Legacy Format .: The Orb

Earlier this year, THUMP visited Moogfest and interviewed a collection of notable musicians, including The Orb. Here, the UK duo spoke frankly about their past, present and future music careers.

Our friends in the UK got [the story](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/huntleys-palmers-label-glasgow-artist-profile) on this rising Glaswegian label.

Låpsley is a rising British musician and producer—she's also an intrepid music journalist. In our latest documentary, presented by YouTube Music, she takes us on a thrilling journey all the way to the city of Tbilisi, Georgia. There, she speaks to the people passionate about turning the city's crumbling Soviet architecture into a new haven for dance music.

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Låpsley Explores Tbilisi's Emerging Club Scene - Thump Specials

The emerging producer takes a turn as journalist in this new documentary, presented by Youtube Music, on Tbilisi, Georgia's emerging club scene.

Of course, Seoul had a club scene for a long time but something is happening right now. Seoul is now on the map. Boiler Room got there for the first time few months ago, Resident Advisor got a residency this November, we went there in September, Nuits Sonores in December, Mixmag just opened a dedicated Korean version of their website and most of the European and American djs that are touring Asia are now stopping in Seoul for one gig. All that started in Hongdae 10/15 years ago, but then died out a little bit and there is some kind of a renewal in Itaewon these days. But it seems to start again from scratch. As surprising as it is for the 10 millions inhabitants capital of the 13th richest country in the world, you have 5 or 6 clubs where to go that only fits 350 maximum people. Most of those new clubs are located in the specific neighborhood named Itaewon, next to the main US army base. Mystik was one of the first to be internationnally known. Now you have Cakeshop, Venue, Pistil but also Constant Value or Vurt (even if not in Itaewon). Those clubs are quite small. Compared to the huge night complexs you can find in the famous Gangnam area, it's ridiculous. But they are getting more and more attention from the international club scene, the local audience and especially the local djs/beatmakers/promoters scene.
If djs like Antal, Pablo Valentino, Dixon or Jlin know where to play in Seoul now, the next step will be to see a growing Korean scene becoming more well known abroad. This has yet to come.

Itaewon : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itaewon
Mystik : https://www.facebook.com/mystikseoul/
Cakeshop : http://www.cakeshopseoul.com/ 
Pistil : https://www.facebook.com/pistilseoul/
Venue : https://www.facebook.com/venuerok/
Vurt : http://vurtkr.flavors.me/ 
Constant Value : http://constantvalueseoul.com/ 
Clique Records : http://www.cliquerec.com/ 

LES SIESTES ELECTRONIQUES : http://www.les-siestes-electroniques.com/

Diving into the Seoul's electronic scene: Les Siestes in Seoul (edited version)

Les Siestes Electroniques, a French promoter, documented their trip into Seoul's electronic music scene.

[It exists](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/balearic-christmas-playlist-songs), and it's here for you to listen to and blissfully enjoy as you celebrate the upcoming holiday.

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Levon Vincent, Låpsley, Eli Escobar and more make our list of the best things for the week. 

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The Best Things We Saw on the Dance Music Internet This Week

1. A-Trak's favorite remixes

2. Levon Vincent

3. DJ Boring mix

4. Eli Escobar's new edits

5. Gaika

6. The Orb on the Orb

7. Huntleys + Palmers

8. Låpsley, the journalist

9. Seoul music

10. Balearic Christmas music