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Paxahau, producers of the Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit have announced the 105 acts scheduled to perform May 28, 29, and 30 in downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza; discounted presale $60 weekend passes are now available through paxahau.com/festival.

“The Movement Electronic Music Festival is a global destination that recognizes the history of techno music in Detroit and its impact around the world,” said Festival Executive Director Jason Huvaere. “When booking artists to perform at the festival we take into account the various genres of electronic dance music and do our best to incorporate as many of them as possible into the three days. This year’s lineup represents every corner of the electronic music scene.”

The complete listing of the 105 acts for Movement 2011 is as follows: Read more

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2XCD & DD forthcoming from Solaris Recordings, Q2 2011

In 2009 Solarstone released ‘Electronic Architecture’. Designed as a kick-back against the throwaway nature of today’s mix CD, it was nominated for Best Compilation Album at the WMC 2010’s International Dance Music Awards, running against releases by artists including Deadmau5, Paul van Dyk, Above & Beyond and Armin van Buuren. It won press plaudits (and fan acclaim) for its imaginative concept, with Tilllate Magazine hailing it as “a magical blend of music, art and design” and DJ Mag calling it “a genuine gem”.

Now, after another prodigious, exhaustive 9-month A&Ring excursion, seeking out music from newest, most talented electronic dance producers out there (and from far-flung corners of the globe including China, Kenya, Japan and Australia), this April Solarstone will return… Read more

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To describe Cream as a “clubbing pioneers” would not be far from the truth. Better known for their clubbing experience, the Liverpool based company made a huge impact in the UK, especially Ibiza and also throughout the world. They has built up their sound throughout the last 2 decade, being one of the most profound experience of the present. And yet here we are in 2011, with the Chilled Electronic’s debut compilation, a distinctive 60 tracks CD showcase, a talented, privileged album aware of its ambient distinction. Talented because of its playlist and privileged because the album literally got you back in the oldie but goldie times, the likes of The Doors, Simply Red, Tears for Fears, Goldie, Groove Armada and Vangelis for starters. More others names that are being showcased includes Royksopp, Massive Attack’s remix of Garbage, Moby, Cicada, Hybrid, William Orbit, Fatboy Slim, Dido, Bob Sinclar, Aeroplane, Orbital, Underworld and many many more others. Read more

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