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Overall Rating: 7.6
Audio Quality: 7.7
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Tony Thomas - Hypnotic Music - London - Apr 2005
Submitted By: 
g-hom
g-homGenre: Techno
Date of Set: 2005
Filesize: 62.08 MB
Total Downloads: 5
Biography of Tony Thomas
Tony is now well established in the dance music scene as one of the main purveyors of tribal, tech and electro house music. With well over 200 productions to his name and countless remixes on many major labels, Tony has no intention of slowing down yet.
He has around 25 releases already scheduled for 2005 as well as remixes for Steve Porter, DJ Hal and an exclusive remix for FRANCOIS K of his massive club bomb Mindspeak to be released by WAVE USA.
Tony has produced many other remixes over the years including SLAM's 'Alien Radio', RAMIREZ's 'Hablando', WHIPLASH's 'Ghetto Tears' ( Red Moon) , THE GREASERS ' Starfuckers' ( The Producers ) and remixes for Oliver Lieb, Oscar G, 16b and many more.
He has DJ'd all round the world at such venues as: ZOUK clubs in KL and Singapore, Amnesia Ibiza, Dancevalley NL, Extrema NL, Chemistry NL, The End London, Fabric London, Fabric Madrid, Shine Belfast, Rex Club Paris, and many many more. He also plays for many radio shows worldwide on a monthly basis.
Tony now runs 3 labels, one jointly with tribal partner MASTIK SOUL known as MOXI records, plus his long standing NEW ERA label and a new label project called CUBIC records.
The labels feature many artists from around the world and showcase the very best new up and coming talents that Tony has discovered on his travels.
Tony is regularlarly involved in musical collaborations, the main ones being his long standing partnership with ALAN BARRATT as THE PRODUCERS and the other his project with close friend DJ HAL(Roger Watson) as RED MOON.
Tony Thomas Releases for 2005:
23rd Century (Carl Cox UK) Drumatikal ep
Stupendous (USA) - Feelgood
Aphrodisio (USA) Ride Dat Beat
Aphrodisio (USA) Promise
1 Records/ Spin Out Kwazy
1 Records/ Spin Out - Spider
Tight Records SoGood
Frisson Konga Bonga
Inversus (USA) Swinging
Movim (USA) Morph
Bamboo ( Australia ) Active Rhythm
One Thirty Recordings (USA) Drifting Mind
Drum Central Blowout/ Drums Of The New Era
Hypnotic (France) Acid Makes You Move Your Feet
Exun (Germany) Pressure
New Era Recordings Therapy / C U Hear U
MOXI 001 Tribosity, MOXI 002 Bend Your Senses, MOXI 003 Primitive,
Cubic Records 002 Growth, Cubic Records 005 Acid Expression
Cubic Records 007 T T projects, Cubic Records 008 Where You At?
The Producers (Alan Barratt & Tony Thomas ):
Cubic Records Hard You / Banger
New Era Recordings Alchemy / Latingus
He has around 25 releases already scheduled for 2005 as well as remixes for Steve Porter, DJ Hal and an exclusive remix for FRANCOIS K of his massive club bomb Mindspeak to be released by WAVE USA.
Tony has produced many other remixes over the years including SLAM's 'Alien Radio', RAMIREZ's 'Hablando', WHIPLASH's 'Ghetto Tears' ( Red Moon) , THE GREASERS ' Starfuckers' ( The Producers ) and remixes for Oliver Lieb, Oscar G, 16b and many more.
He has DJ'd all round the world at such venues as: ZOUK clubs in KL and Singapore, Amnesia Ibiza, Dancevalley NL, Extrema NL, Chemistry NL, The End London, Fabric London, Fabric Madrid, Shine Belfast, Rex Club Paris, and many many more. He also plays for many radio shows worldwide on a monthly basis.
Tony now runs 3 labels, one jointly with tribal partner MASTIK SOUL known as MOXI records, plus his long standing NEW ERA label and a new label project called CUBIC records.
The labels feature many artists from around the world and showcase the very best new up and coming talents that Tony has discovered on his travels.
Tony is regularlarly involved in musical collaborations, the main ones being his long standing partnership with ALAN BARRATT as THE PRODUCERS and the other his project with close friend DJ HAL(Roger Watson) as RED MOON.
Tony Thomas Releases for 2005:
23rd Century (Carl Cox UK) Drumatikal ep
Stupendous (USA) - Feelgood
Aphrodisio (USA) Ride Dat Beat
Aphrodisio (USA) Promise
1 Records/ Spin Out Kwazy
1 Records/ Spin Out - Spider
Tight Records SoGood
Frisson Konga Bonga
Inversus (USA) Swinging
Movim (USA) Morph
Bamboo ( Australia ) Active Rhythm
One Thirty Recordings (USA) Drifting Mind
Drum Central Blowout/ Drums Of The New Era
Hypnotic (France) Acid Makes You Move Your Feet
Exun (Germany) Pressure
New Era Recordings Therapy / C U Hear U
MOXI 001 Tribosity, MOXI 002 Bend Your Senses, MOXI 003 Primitive,
Cubic Records 002 Growth, Cubic Records 005 Acid Expression
Cubic Records 007 T T projects, Cubic Records 008 Where You At?
The Producers (Alan Barratt & Tony Thomas ):
Cubic Records Hard You / Banger
New Era Recordings Alchemy / Latingus
Not available
Rating: 
(8)
Jun 14, 2006
Comment: I liked this set. Good and stompy with lots of tripped out acid lines. A few "holy fawk" moments for sure.
Rating:
(6)
May 20, 2006