| Win Azuli presents Miami – 10th Edition
As the Miami Winter Music Conference preps its 25th anniversary celebrations, Azuli prepares for a little celebration of its own, as the ‘Azuli presents Miami’ series leaps into its 10th year.
Azuli have successfully predicted all the tunes that haved rock Conference of year’s gone by, and this one’s no different as it picks of the big tracks of Miami 2010. ‘Miami 10’ features 26 of the hottest underground tracks from major dance stars like David Guetta and Deadmau5, underground electronic pioneers, Dennis Ferrer and Nic Fanciulli, and rising stars Sebastian Leger and Sebo K.
There are a whopping 7 hot exclusives on this album from Deadmau5 & Chris Lake, Meat Katie & Dylan Rymes (aka Down Right Rude), and Seamus Haji, available in mixed and DJ friendly unmixed formats - get 20 unmixed WAV qualilty tracks for a fraction of the download cost! (over £35 if bought seperately)
Or buy download the digital version (unmixed) and get 6 bonus tracks, plus the two Miami mixes by David Piccioni in one package. That’s 17 hours of music – what a bargain!
Another reason to celebrate is that it’s been a staggering 20 years since the label’s first release back in 1990. The recipe for independent, long-term success? At a guess, innovation, commitment, and quite possibly the odd sleepness night.
What’s does Miami 2010 sound like?
“We’ve been doing the Miami album since 1999, and the musical styles at Conference have really diversified. No longer are there one or two massive tracks that emerge, it’s more like a guide to new developments in different house genres.
“So the CD has to represent the main styles that’ll happen this year. It’ll be much housier and leaning more to the groovy snares and rolling beats that are around at the moment, rather than the more minimal and chunky electro house grooves of recent years.” David Piccioni, Azuli
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