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Adam White Launch's new digital Label "Emalodic"
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UK DJ & PRODUCER ADAM WHITE LAUNCHES NEW DIGITAL LABEL:
EMALODIC is the new digital imprint owned and ran by UK based DJ and producer Adam White.
The first release on the Emalodic label is Adam's new single 'Never Tell What You Think', which is due out on February 12th 2007. 'Never Tell What You Think' has already seen support from some of the best DJs in the world and with remixes from Sied Van Riel and Paul Kershaw, this will set Adam's plans to put melody back onto the dance floor well underway.
Adam White said "I wanted to ensure that I stay in control and true to my already established trademark melodic sound. By embracing the digital revolution, I can start my own label and produce music that illustrates my many creative sides, which melody is the underpinning factor."
Adam is currently in production and working hard to make sure the Emalodic label will deliver the quality melodic music he is renowned for to the dance music enthusiasts.
Adam is also looking to sign additional producers to Emalodic. He adds "There are many great ideas and sounds being developed by producers but they don't always get the opportunity to expose them to their full potential. As long as the tunes they craft are true to what the Emalodic label stands for, I will be interested in signing them up"
Emalodic’s music will be available in download stores such as Beatport, Track It Down, DJ Download and VONYC.COM.
For more information about Emalodic, please log onto www.emalodic.com
About Adam White
With over 10 years experience in the dance music industry, Adam has worked for labels such as Inferno Records, signing 3 or their biggest chart records and Telstar Records. Adam is probably best known for his involvement with the Euphoria brand working as an A&R consultant and overlooking production of the albums.
In 2003, Adam's career as a producer reached new heights with the release of 'Reverence' alongside Hemstock & Jennings. 'Reverence' went onto be one of the biggest records of 2003 and was signed to Mondo Records. This was quickly followed by the release of the award winning 'The Whiteroom' with Andy Moor and Adam's first solo project in 5 years 'Ballerina' which won him the New Producer of the Year award at the 2004 trance awards. Since then to the present day, Adam has remixed tracks for labels such as Vandit, Armada and Sony and his work has seen global support from the worlds biggest DJs.
For more information about Adam, please log onto
www.djadamwhite.com
Look forward to seeing whats in stall from Adam, I really dig Adams melodic sound!!! |
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| vman83 |
cool
a label devoted to melodic trance :gsmile: |
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| eRRaTiK |
good on Adam. Looking forward to hearing what this label can produce by way of sound and new producers.
not a fan of the name "EMALODIC" though. gotta check out this new track of Adam's.
EDIT: the track is not up yet on trackitdown or beatport. I think the release date is based on UK time. |
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| emalodic |
Hi
Thanks a lot for your support. The track is now live as we're working on GMT
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| narcism |
aww thought it read "emolodic"
i got excited for a minute :p |
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| PauLie_C |
| got my hands on it a coupla nites ago, i really like it, its very true to the Adam White sound, strangis you would definitely dig the Sied Van Riel rmx |
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| Aesthetic |
| good luck with the label adam |
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Adam White ft Liz Cirelli 'One Temptation'
(Original Vocal / Instrumental / Karl G Remix / Floatation Remix / Noff Remix)
Release Date : 5th April 2007
Already supported by Paul Van Dyk, Paul Oakenfold, Graham Gold, Paul Kershaw, Big Al & Andy Moor
As Emalodic's second official release, and a great follow up to 'Never Tell What You Think', Adam certainly had his work cut out for himself. This latest release, 'Adam White Feat Liz Cirelli - One Temptation', showcases the talented Liz Cirelli on the vocals. Her voice through out the many remixes on this release aren't your usual fluffy happy vocals, but instead have an interesting edge that breathes a slight amount of turmoil beneath the surface. Her voice also provides a mildly nostalgic Trance Sound from the 99-02 era.
On remix duties, Adam has called upon the talent of UK producer Karl G who has made full use of the vocal and melodies and delivered an awesome remix for the more demanding dance floors. Floatation have turned in a full on 140 bpm affair ideal for those peak time moments. Finally, Adam's new signing to Emalodic Noff has delivered a great remix adding his own unique twist to the original elements of the track.
'Original Vocal Mix': Showcasing Adam's excellent production skills, one knows instantly this is an Adam White production. From the punchy bassline through to the snare/cymbals used throughout, the beat is sure to hypnotize any listener. We get the first taste of Liz' voice in this Mix, and these fit perfectly. Impeccably mixed, her voice fits right into the flow and does not remove from any aspect. One could never imagine that the song would be as powerful without her haunting voice.
'Instrumental Mix': And then you get to listen to Adam's Instrumental rendition of this song, and you are simply taken aback when you discover that this mix is in fact just as powerful, if not more so. Removing her amazing voice did not ruin the song, but instead it allows Adam's incredible touch to shine through. Including fantastic string elements through out, an element I had not noticed in the previous mix.
'Karl G Remix': After hearing Karl's Remix of Judge Jules' song 'Ordinary Day' feat Katie Marne & Cara Dillon, I had very high hopes for what was to come. Karl's energy is immediately displayed, taking the Original Mix and jacking up the Tempo. Karl's touch works fantastically well in this remix, showing us that her voice is powerful, but he goes light on the voice in his rendition. His added 'vocoder-like' effect to her voice adds a certain industrial feel to the song, powering the song even more. Karl has chosen key elements to highlight, like her voice, he has added effects to the strings I discovered in the 'Instrumental' Mix.
'Noff Remix': Having recently signed Noff to Emalodic, Adam quickly puts the producer to work to provide a slightly more up beat version of Adam's Original Mix. Having kept the vocals as pure as the Original, most of the work Noff has placed into this Mix lay in the instrumental portion of the song. Highlighting the high end of the song, and bumping the tempo up slightly, turn this remix into a more uplifting offering.
'Floatation Remix': Straying completely from what has been offered in this release so far, Floatation decides to provide us with an incredibly infectious, 140 BPM version. Stripping the vocals down to a minimum, and heavily modifying them, this trancer is sure to move dance clubs worldwide. Including this remix in the release is a fantastic contrast to most others, and shows the versatility of the original in the hands of a talented remixer.
Most remixes on this release are tuned to the more melodic side of things, but fear not if this isn't your thing. Pick up the Karl G or Floatation remixes if you are in need of an energy jolt. Needless to say, this track will quickly become everyone's 'One Temptation'...
Emalodic’s music will be available in download stores such as Beatport, Track It Down, AudioJelly and VONYC.COM.
For more information about Emalodic, please log onto www.emalodic.com
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