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22:59:00


The 1992 United States men's Olympic basketball team, nicknamed the "Dream Team", was the first American Olympic team to feature active NBA players. Described by American journalists as the greatest sports team ever assembled. Now we think this collab release deserves the name "Dream Team" as well: CROATIA SQUAD & FREY don't need further introduction as both are a solid rock in the modern nu-disco and g house landscape and are busy touring the world to spread their music.



Download => www.bit.ly/Download_WhiteHorse

Dimitri Kechagias review:
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 [item value="10"]Beat and Rhythm[/item]
 [item value="10"]Funky Deep Basslines and Techy Groove[/item]
 [item value="10"] Melody [/item]
 [item value="10"] Vintage Synths [/item]
 [item value="10"]Vocals and Lyrics[/item]
 [item value="10"]Breakdown[/item]
 [item value="10"]Climax  / Drop / Crescendo / Pay off moment[/item]
 [item value="10"]Intensity, Drive and Energy[/item]
 [item value="10"]Sound-design and Arrangement[/item]
 [item value="10"]Overall Atmosphere[/item]
 [item value="10"]Goosebumps / Shivers moments[/item]
 [item value="10"]Emotional affinity and heartfelt moments[/item]
 [item value="10"]Originality and Inventiveness[/item]
 [item value="10"]Dancefloor Efficiency / Festival Arenas Effectiveness[/item]
 [item value="10"]Radio Friendly[/item]
 [item value="10"]You can’t get this memorable track out of your head[/item]
 [item value="10"]It has potential to become an anthem or a classic[/item]
 [item value="10"]Original mix[/item]
 [item value="10"]Nytron, M0B & Gustavo Peluzo Remix[/item]
 [item value="10"]OMR & ADRY Remix[/item]
 [content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]One of the most well known tracks White Horse is recreated perfectly by Croatia Squad and Frey. If you adore Indie Dance, Nu-Disco, Deep House and future disco club sounds you will adore all the mixes included. Fresh inventive unique feel good danceable music that will entertain you in the summer festivals and Ibiza clubs and terraces. Let's ride the White Horse then and have endless fun! Love it [/content]
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http://www.facebook.com/EnormousTunes
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http://www.facebook.com/CroatiaSquad
http://soundcloud.com/CroatiaSquad
http://www.facebook.com/freymusicofficial
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06:04:00

There is something fascinating about duality. First because it implies opposites as well as tension and produces those same creative sparks that have made Rock'n'Roll's golden years, from Jagger and Richards to the Gallagher brothers. Secondly because it induces a sense of complementarity, a mutual care which spawns new music, resetting its codes, and uncovering unexpected paths.This applies to Montmartre, a band boasting such musical diversity, that one is unable to put a label on what they do and box them into the usual corners.

On one side, Hugo Lab, 26, a smart-looking guitarist brought up on classical music. On the other, Alex Enki, 25, beat-making master, more attuned to the metallic feel of machines than the organic wood of instruments. Before he even picked up his first Fender, the former never parted from his cello, which he carried to music school, where he did his apprenticeship. While his partner was being classically trained, learning to read music, the latter was making his debut producing electro music thanks to new mixing software, developing a craft for the perfect beat. While Hugo kicked off his first Rock band, The Enjoys, Alex piled on House remixes, sonic experiences and DJ sets until he found his own signature: an astute rhythmic precision that could carry any melody. This duality was the foundation of the house-pop duo Montmartre's unique sound.

What could have really brought the two young Frenchmen together, if it wasn't, as for many bands, the fact they were rubbing shoulders on the benches of a music college in the suburbs of Paris? The duo came together around the mutual desire to move away from the usual rock and electro sounds, and go beyond those established boundaries. A partnership that suggested freedom to both of them.

The duo breathes through a natural bond, which spawned a first EP, Inside Of Me, revolving around the bouncy single. Montmartre was born. Adding a few remixes to their name, they now feature on blogs' and music websites' watchlists. The first being unofficial (Adela, Daft Punk), followed by more official requests (Asgeir, London Grammar, Bob Marley), that catches the attention of bloggers and musical websites. Their remix of Happy by C2C lands them on the podium of the remix contest organised by the famous DJ Crew. DJ Atom (from C2C) also ends up mixing Inside Of Me. 

The band's new single "Out of Violence", this deep house-soaked West Coast melody, carries a vibe you can also hear on the b-side "Choices", another exclusive track to feature on the band's EP. With remixes by Tobtok (Sweden), Louis La Roche (Uk) and Fever 105 (France), this enlightening EP, brilliant as the Brits put it, is a true light therapy on the current Winter dull.  Fresh, addictive and ultimately a feel good experience!









Dimitri Kechagias review: The superb upcoming electronic house group Montmarte are the next big thing. Their music is simply incredible and the track Out Of Violence is supported by huge package of diverse quality remixes. The original is what they describe as Future Disco and in a way updates the French Disco house of Daft Punk with more lively and danceable elements. The lyrics are memorable and make you think for long what they may mean. It's one of those tracks that when is played on radio you turn your head and wonder why you feel infected from straight away and you start tapping and having fun with it. The upcoming Tobtok do their best to deliver the most club oriented version with tougher grooves and plenty of disco guitar funky riffs and electro like beat that simply make you wanna dance and give you a wide smile on your face. Summer hit guaranteed without doubts as when you hear it you can feel the warmth of the sunrays. Louis La Roche Remix is a deeper funky laid back / lounge house version that make you think that from somewhere Nile Rodgers will turn up with his guitar! Lastly Fever 105 remix is an excellent electronic/ chill out make over that is calming, soothing and abstract with experimental elements to keep you flying upon your pink cloud dreaming of a world without violence and endless peace! Highly recommended and super infectious! #PureGold Love It

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