Balearic Beats - The Album Vol. 1 [VINYL]

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Evans, Helen. Out of Sight, Out of Mind: An Analysis of Rave culture. Wimbledon School of Art, London. 1992. "It was in the upmarket clubs of Ibiza: Pacha, Amnesia, Glory's and Manhattans, that Balearic beat was created. DJ's would mix musical forms as diverse as Public Enemy and The Woodentops, to create that eclectic, highly danceable, don't care holiday feel." loads of hugs and kisses … smiley t-shirts and happy faces…. feeling saucey instead of sauced……eating fruits on the dance floor….bashed up converse trainers…..lovely girls with blinding accents…..ice pops…..hedionism….sparklers at the future….indian belly dancers at the shoom….almost everyone finally realising that “only love can conquer hate”….watching the sun set at the café del mar….watching the sun rise on primrose hill….the karma collective….poncho’s pony tails and body paint….dj alfredo….new friendships….loads more hugs and kisses….just let this piece of warm anglo-ibizan club culture rush over you, enjoy it mateys!!!” The very nature of this subject means that all Blog Posts are relevant to the creation, building and foundation of what today is globally sanctioned as the Rave Scene. The word Rave actually predates the 1980s, some believe it was brought to the UK by members of the West Indian community in the 1950s. So for us this term had no connection to what was formulating in Europe.

Trance encounter: Can it really be 25 years since acid house was born?". The Independent. 29 June 2012 . Retrieved 30 September 2022. A Second Summer Of Love". The Observer Music Monthly. The Guardian. 20 April 2008 . Retrieved 30 September 2022– via 808State.com. Shulman, Alon (2 May 2019). The Second Summer of Love: How Dance Music Took Over the World. Kings Road Publishing. p.163. ISBN 978-1-78946-089-6.

Armstrong, Jeremy (14 August 2017). "Pioneering UK DJ battling cancer to travel for proton beam therapy due to fans". mirror.co.uk . Retrieved 30 September 2022. Reynolds, Simon. Generation Ecstasy: Into the World of Techno and Rave Culture. Routledge. 1999. ISBN 0-415-92373-5. Caesar, Ed (26 September 2022). "Solomun, the D.J. Who Keeps Ibiza Dancing". The New Yorker . Retrieved 30 September 2022.

Foster ·, Dean (12 March 2021). "Trevor Fung's Acid Desert Island Discs". Future Past Clothing . Retrieved 30 September 2022. loves & respects to OAKEY, THE RAMPLINGS, GARY HAISMAN, JOHNNY WALKER, STEVE PROCTOR, NANCY NOISE, and to all those out there who truly "shoooom!!!" Recreating the Balearic vibes of late 1988 with a mix of best songs from Balearic Beats Vol. 1 album, and some other classics Trevor Fung". Amsterdam Dance Event. Amsterdam Dance Event Foundation . Retrieved 30 September 2022.

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Sequoia Records Artists: Award Winning New Age Music, World Music, Meditation Music, Drum Music and Chill Out Electronica". www.sequoiarecords.com.

Laverne, Lauren (23 August 2018). "DJ Nancy Noise on her time in Ibiza". BBC Radio 6 Music. BBC . Retrieved 30 September 2022. The style of Balearic beat is described by its inventors, as opposed to its UK followers, as the ability for the DJ to play across a broad range of styles, from early minimal New Beat to the first extended remixes of pop-songs, making Balearic DJ sets those that tend to have the sharpest turns of musical direction. While the public outside Ibiza generally describes Balearic beat as a music style, the island based community regard Balearic beat as a non-style or a healthy disrespect to style conformity and a challenge to the norm. It's a freestyle expression that seamlessly binds sporadic vinyl inspiration through technical flair on the turntables. Today, due to stylistic segregation in electronic dance music, few promoters and DJs dare to stretch the spectrum of styles that far in fear of losing identity and clients. DJ Alfredo still heralds the most diversity among Ibiza DJs, but generally the approach to mixing as well as the terminology, have been swallowed up by the Chillout scene. Girou, Baptiste (3 March 2017). "Beyond Paradise: In Conversation with Nancy Noise & Craig Christon". INVERTED AUDIO . Retrieved 30 September 2022.Lynskey, Dorian (26 July 2016). "Have Ibiza's Glory Days as a Dance Music Mecca Come to an End?". Billboard . Retrieved 30 September 2022. Ross, Annabel (30 December 2014). "Father of the Balearic beat DJ Alfredo Plays Australia". smh.com. Sydney Morning Herald, 31 December 2014 . Retrieved 21 October 2016. Mixmag editorial, "Famous Last Words on Clubland's Class System or 'How We Learned to Love the Balearic Beat' ". Mixmag: 71–73. July 1990. loads of hugs and kisses ... smiley t-shirts and happy faces.... feeling saucey instead of sauced......eating fruits on the dance floor....bashed up converse trainers.....lovely girls with blinding accents.....ice pops.....hedionism....sparklers at the future....indian belly dancers at the shoom....almost everyone finally realising that "only love can conquer hate"....watching the sun set at the café del mar....watching the sun rise on primrose hill....the karma collective....poncho's pony tails and body paint....dj alfredo....new friendships....loads more hugs and kisses....just let this piece of warm anglo-ibizan club culture rush over you, enjoy it mateys!!! Nancy Noise and friends at Amnesia, Ibiza, circa 1987". No Repetitive Beats!. Tumblr . Retrieved 30 September 2022.