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ISN'T THIS THE ONE WITH MARCIE SINGING!? lol

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Originally posted by AMP ISN'T THIS THE ONE WITH MARCIE SINGING!? lol

yes it is. well talking rather, providing the trippy vocals for sure

the track actually made the balance record pool. was my first time making the chart so was pretty excited!

This tune is massive tyler!


quality stuff , really of my taste.

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Both tracks are sick, especially the remix in my opinion. It's a really bangin track that hits hard all while flowing precisely to make it really great! Definitely something worth picking up!

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Originally posted by PaulCky411 Both tracks are sick, especially the remix in my opinion. It's a really bangin track that hits hard all while flowing precisely to make it really great! Definitely something worth picking up!

Of course you are gonna say that Paul,you are Tylers best friend! LOL

How bout some unbiased reviews?

great tune this...

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Originally posted by thechronic Of course you are gonna say that Paul,you are Tylers best friend! LOL How bout some unbiased reviews?

Here is a review from Stuart Miller who charted it as #1 on his weekly review.

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1. Tyler Michaud ft. Marcie - Dirty Girl (System Recordings)


First up this week is a barnstorming banging main room house record from Tyler Michaud, entitled 'Dirty Girl'. This one comes courtesy of System Recordings in the USA, who told me I would be in for a treat after I said I was a crazy fan of Bad Boy Bill, Josh The Funky 1 and some of their other associated artists. 'Dirty Girl' is a thumping, chunky, tech-infused club monster with, ahem, 'imaginative' vocal lines. Aside from System Recordings, Tyler Michaud has had releases across Armada Music, Aurium, and Baroque Records, having been playlisted by top international DJs including Paul Van Dyk, Sasha, Paul Oakenfold, and Armin van Buuren. And it is easy to see why, with this track having a distinct new school feel to it. Throughout the track there is plenty of energy and as the percussion is layered up in main body of the track all sorts of mayhem is going off with drum fills, hi-hats, crashes all smashing off each other. For me this record works best because of its two minute long break that is timed and arranged to perfection and cannot fail to blow the socks off any tough house crowd. The punters will love this and specifically the Northern Irish as we like things that little bit harder!

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It also made the Balance, Richmond, & Release record pools!


To give some insight on the remix: The remix is a bit more of a straight forward mix, with dark electro and progressive sounds with huge detuned synths which give it a D. Ramirez type feel.


Also please be on the look-out for my new vinyl EP on Aurium Recordings which just dropped into your favorite vinyl stores . Digital release on that one to follow!

http://www.4djsonly.com/4DJ/index/p...roductID=139945

Last edited by Zombie14 on Mar-30-2007 at 15:45