Sasha's "Last Night on Earth"

As I flipped through my Facebook, I noticed that front and centre was this major announcement that I somehow missed. For Shame! So for those of you who didn't already know, Sasha has launched a brand new label called "Last Night on Earth". The Facebook page tells the whole story much better than I could so here it is: 

Review: It's Artificial | Andrew Bayer

The summer has been brazen with the best releases of music I've heard in a long time. I've never been a trance devotee, but the merchandise that's coming out from that side of electronica has had me switching gears this season.

Review: Group Therapy | Above & Beyond

After many years in the making, Above & Beyond have finally released their much anticipated album, Group Therapy. I don't know what the point is of me really doing a review because you know I'm going to tell you that it's one of the best trance album I've ever heard, rivalling Paul Van Dyk's The Politics of Dancing.

Review: Freedom 2011 @ The Guvernment

A year ago I promised myself : no more raves, no more raves- I'm getting too old. Then, last night- there I was- back again inside the Guvernment jumping up and down and sweating profusely.

Radical Moves: We Love India

       In the land of mystical Bollywood dreams arises an unsuspecting kind of music.  From Bangalore to New Delhi , to Goa to Mumbai , house music is on the move. With the recent impact of a second coming of the industrial revolution and the modern insights from abroad, India is finally getting a break. The scene on the beaches of Goa has always thrived with its psychedelic trance and house music, and last year the 3 day  Sunburn festival attracted a crowd of 20,000 party goers.

        In 2007 the number was 6000. According to an article by Reuters and Defected Goa, 90 percent of the fan base was Indian and 10 percent from abroad. These numbers clearly show the potential for India to be a massive player in the up and coming years as perhaps a new hub for creation in Electronic Dance Music. We are very excited about this. If there is one place that will never fail to give djays inspiration, it is India. 

In celebration of the excitement , Frisky Radio is hosting a " Frisky Radio Loves India" series which is showcasing some brilliant talent from the mother ship. The roster of djays includes Arjun Vagale, Anil Chawla, Nawed and many more. Stay tuned all month to get a taste of the music !

Sunburn Festival :http://www.sunburn-festival.com/2010/

Friskyradio:http://friskyradio.com/shows/friskyradiolovesindia.php