The final piece of the jigsaw for Boys Noize’s 100th release has now been unveiled: the electric Chemical Brothers remix. There’s obviously no need for introductions, only to say the Chems create a remix that is on heavy on the gritty world of old-school rave culture.
The bosses of the crosses Justice have remixed fellow electronic heavyweight Boys Noize to celebrate his label’s 100th release.
To celebrate the 100th release of his Boys Noize Records Imprint, the German techtro maestro Alex Ridha, aka Boys Noize, has lined-up a stellar remixes package with the bosses of the crosses Justice and The Chemical Brothers both remixing ‘Ich R U’ and ‘XTC’.
In case you hadn’t noticed Kavinsky’s debut album is dropping this month and to coincide with the release there’s a new remixes EP of his most recent single ‘Protovision’ to wet your futurist whistle before the album drops.
The 80′s and Kavinsky collide with 2007 and Boys Noize for the Berliner’s remix of Kavinsky’s new single ‘Protovision’, which is from his debut long-player ‘Outrun’, dropping via Record Makers/Republic/Casablanca Music February 26.
German techno producer Boys Noize has released the next single to be taken from his recently released ‘Out Of The Black’ album. The new single ‘Ich R U/What You Want’ comes with remixes for both tracks, with Jacques Lu Cont, DIM and Van She remixing ‘Ich R U’, whilst Chromeo and Jimmy Edgar have remixed the b-side ‘What You Want’.
Manchester duo, and forward-thinking techno connoisseurs, Shadow Dancer have released their retrospective compilation ‘Shadow Dancer: Love From Alan & Paul’ via Bad Life Records.
One of our favourite tracks from Boys Noize’s latest album is ‘Ich R U’ – so when we heard JLC had remixed it we were more than a little bit giddy with excitement. Unfortunately JLC’s remix doesn’t quite hit the spot. It’s not bad, but just doesn’t seem to flow quite how it probably should – dare we say it’s a bit too wonky? Proof you can’t always improve upon on a proven recipe.
Boys Noize can’t put a foot wrong at the moment, and to that end he’s remixed German metal band Rammstein and their latest song ‘Mein Herz Brennt’ – and to be brutally honest it’s great. It’s obviously hard as hell, but the German producer adds just enough of a 4/4 beat and some violins to make it fairly palatable considering the abrasive vocals.
Check out the full version of Aeroplane’s Miami inspired remix of Mixhell’s ‘Exit Wound’ – it sees the Belgian producer combine hip hop bass drums with crisp neon synths.
Boys Noize announced yesterday that there’s going to be a ‘Ich R U/What You Want’ EP including remixes from HBF favourite Jacques Lu Cont, Chromeo, Jimmy Edgar & D.I.M, it’s going to be out on January 14 via his own label Boysnoize Records.
To celebrate the release of his third studio ‘Out of The Black’ Boys Noize has just released the video for his latest single ‘Ich R U’.
BNR has been a staple of all things weird and electro-y for a while now; brainchild of Alex Riddha its been a driving force in electro for over 5 years. Today the German label releases the second volume of their BNR compilation.
One of the most exciting prospects from 2011 was the evil techno merchant Gesaffelstein, not only is he making some of the most up-front dance music around, he’s got one the most unpronounceable production names ever. Better still we have it on good authority his real name is the rather boring Mike.
Siriusmo has made a remix for the Boys Noize Records Miami compilation – he’s remixed Boys Noize’s ‘Kontact Me’ and made it into a sweet Dubstep track. Hate Dubstep? Might want to change your mind now.
Boys Noise’s remix of Daft Punk’s Tron Legacy track ‘End Of The Line’ was exclusively played on Annie Mac’s show last week, as we have to say Mr Riddha doesn’t disappoint.
It’s not as good as the original, but it never could, but the loud and brash AC Slater have done a re-edit of Boys Noize’s “Yeah” and you can grab it now for free.
More crimbo gifts from Boys Noize records, Les Petits Pilous are serving up a remix of the amazing new Autokratz track “Opposition of Love” as well as a fantastic edit of Herby Hancock’s “Hang Up Your Hang Ups”.
French Producer, Para One, made quite splash in 2008 with his remix of Boys Noize’s “Oi Oi Oi” and a year later with his remix of “Jeffer” – well he’s back with his first release on BNR Trax, the new digital imprint from Alex Riddha.
Alex Riddha aka Boys Noize has been given the opportunity to remix filmmaker David Lynch’s latest musical offering, “Good Day Today” and “I Know”, they were released through the independent British label Sunday Best Recordings in November and are now getting the remix treatment.
