Soundfront Underground Radio Program.

Soundfront Underground is a 2 hour electronic radio program which travels in available FM/internet airspace currently reaching 3 million listeners and growing. It is a public service for the global community with interviews of artists/DJ/Producers in each hour and a mix of a variety of dance music.

Sapphirecut is not a PR company and does not charge or discriminate on this show. A wide variety of sounds have been included to date from Ferry Corsten, James Holden, Steve Porter, Omid 16B, Chris Fortier, Frankie Bones, Infusion, Kirsty Hawkshaw, Tom Stefan, Gemini Wolf, Pole Folder, King Britt, John Bourke, The Kandywhales, Justin Paul, Saeed Younan, Murray Richardson, Behrouz, Solvent, Gavin Keitel, Geogg Gains, Pete Moss, Nigel Richards, etc ...it is about bringing the sound Together.

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Week of 11/2/2009

Hour 1

Sapphirecut;Together(Omid 16b Remix) www.twistedamerica.com
Madonna;Celebration(Benny Benassi Remix)
Molly Bancroft;Fountains of Youth(Tim Allan Remix)
Leighton Meestser;Good Girls Go Bad from the Lobrar Starship Album
Peyon with Eric Kupper;Here I Am(Radioedit)
Armin Van Buuren ft. Jacqueline Goveart;Never Say Never(Myon and Shane 54 Mix) Armada
True Love;1980(Timothy Allen Mix) Loverush UK
Sapphirecut;Sunshine
Sted E and Hybrid Heights;En El Momento
The Killers;Human(Armin Van Buuren Remix)
David Guetta ft. Kelly Rowland;When Love Takes Over(Original Mix)Astralwerks
Jason Wolf;Scared(Original Mix)
Lolene;Sexy People(Static Revengers Mix)
Bronze Radio Returns;LoFi from Old Time Speaker album
Damien ft. Marcie;Love Letters SeatoSun recordings
Josh Wink;The Bass(Jamie McHugh Nuclear Test Remix)

Hour 2

OnionZ;Sex n Dreams(dPen Remix)
Chicane;Daylight(ATB Remix)
Armin Van Buuren ft. Sharon den Adel;In and Out of Love
Tom Noize ft. ST;Spinning(Arnold T Remix)
Chris Lake ft. Nastala;If You Knew from his Crazy CD
DJ Phunk ft. Jackie Beazly;So Much Funk Real Hype Records
Nova Space;Dancing Into Danger(roove Police Radiomix)
Molly Bancroft;Not Alone
Lionel Richie;Just Go(Morel Mix)
Cascada;Evacuate the Dancefloor
Lula and Alan T;Speakerbox
Tiff Lacey;Someone Like You
Jessica Jarrel;Armegeddon(Stonebridge remix)
Ferry Corsten;It's Time from his Right of Way CD
Mikas;Ocean(Original Mix) Progressive Grooves

Show from the Week of 11/2/2009


Josh Wink
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Josh Wink Josh Wink at work, 13 May 2007. Background information Birth name Joshua Winkelman Also known as Accent, The Crusher, Dinky Dog, Size 9, Wink Born 1970 Origin Philadelphia, United States Genres Electronica Acid House Techno Occupations Disc Jockey Record producer Label Owner Years active 1990–present Labels Ovum Recordings Associated acts E-Culture, Jack Jones, Elite Music Management Website Josh Wink.com & Elite Music Management Josh Wink (born Joshua Winkelman in 1970) is an electronic music DJ, label owner, producer, remixer, and artist. He is a native of Philadelphia, United States. A pioneering DJ in the American rave scene during the early 1990s, Wink was the most prominent exponent of the tribal forms of techno and house in the U.S. In 1995, he released several hits, including "Don't Laugh," "I'm Ready" (which hit number one on the U.S. Hot Dance Club Play chart) and "Higher State of Consciousness," which topped the dance charts in Europe. He has had many recent club hits such as "How's Your Evening So Far?" (samples Lil Louis's 'French Kiss') and "Superfreak (Freak)" and has also gained a lot of attention for his remixes of FC Kahuna, Paul Oakenfold, Moby, Towa Tei, Ladytron and Depeche Mode, among others. As a youth, Wink studied the piano for three years and took clarinet lessons as a teenager. His interest in DJing began as a 13-year-old, when he became apprentice to a friend, a radio station and mobile DJ in Philadelphia. It was at this time that Wink also became a vegetarian, following in the footsteps of his mother and brother. As a teen, he quickly gained familiarity with DJing equipment and taught himself how to mix beats in 1986. By 1988, Wink had met fellow DJ King Britt, and the two began creating original tracks together. The year 1988 was also momentous for Wink in that he turned eighteen, and was then able to work as a DJ in nightclubs. [edit]Style Wink's current style is a mixture of techno, acid, house, drum and bass, and experimental music. In interviews, he has stated that his music is "built around tension"[1], and that his work is often influenced by "mistake theory, which is: I use a lot of things that you and I might consider mistakes....by (experimenting) with effects, with filters, with percentages in my sampler, and just doing stuff that you wouldn't ordinarily do."[1] In 1996, Rolling Stone writer Frank Broughton observed that "a Josh Wink record takes a series of sampled noises, then twists and warps them through a barrage of sound processors, resulting in a spiraling blend of acidic bass lines and trippy break beats."[2] Another reviewer referred to Wink's Profound Sounds album series as "sensual techno, rendered as a whole composition rather than a collection of individual, flavor-of-the-month tracks."[3] Wink has acknowledged the music of Kraftwerk, 1980s synthpop and late 1980s Chicago house music as major influences on his style. He is a strong supporter of new DJing technology, most specifically utilising, demonstrating and advocating the Final Scratch application. [edit]Recordings Josh Wink at work, 10 February 2006. In 1990, Wink founded his own successful record label called Ovum Recordings with King Britt. He also has worked with Ursula Rucker and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. All of the above albums were released on his Ovum imprint with the exception of the first two. Josh Wink has also recorded some releases as Wink, Winc, Winks, Winx, The Crusher, E-Culture, and Size 9. His song "Higher State of Consciousness" is featured on the popular video game Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. In 1996 Wink released two albums: A Higher State Of Wink's Work, which is a compilation of Wink's early 12 inch singles, and Left Above the Clouds, under the name Winx. In 1998, he released the Herehear album and the 20 To 20 EP appeared in 2003. In addition to his artist albums, Wink has released many DJ mix albums, three of his most well-known being Volumes 1, 2 and 3 of the Profound Sounds series. Profound Sounds Volume 3 is notable in that it contains Wink's popular remix of the Radiohead song Everything in Its Right Place," which despite becoming a favorite of DJs as a bootlegged mp3, Wink was able to license exclusively for his album through negotiations with Radiohead themselves, their publisher and management team."[3] Josh Wink's fourth studio album entitled When A Banana Was Just A Banana was released in February 2009 on Ovum Recordings, according to Wink himself, the album covers a spectrum of electronic music that cannot be assigned to one single genre