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What is Kissdafunk? ----------------------------
Kissdafunk is a club night that began in Leeds in 2004. It has a residency at club mission in leeds once a month, but it has club nights all over the country, and beyond, including Europe and of course, Ibiza. In its residency at club mission, Leeds, the night is always sure to generate an amazing atmosphere, with great music, renown DJs, and sexy dancers.
The club is dominated by house music, and has an upfront house music policy, which consists mainly of funky, vocal or progressive house, and increasingly elements of electro house. House music has experienced a real explosion in the past few years, which has corresponded with a decline in other types of dance music such as Trance (in particular the gatecrasher brand.) Many clubs are now accomodating this new move toward house music.
This CD represents a landmark in the history of the kissdafunk brand, as it is their first CD and therefore represents a milestone in the development of the club.
The CD ----------
The music itself consists of a mix of vocal, funky and electro
house music, which is typical of the style of music played at kissdafunk. Generally speaking, CD One, mixed by Rob Tissera is more funky house, while CD Two is more electro dominated.
The thing I really like about this CD is that many of the tunes are less commercial, but well known to genuine clubbers. Far too many dance music CDs today, consist of the same songs in a different order. Take Ministry of Sound CDs such as "Clubbers Guide" and "Funky House Sessions." Many of them contain the same overplayed, commerical tracks, such as "Fedde Le Grand - Hands up for Detroit" and "Bodyrox - Yeah Yeah." Although theres no doubting these are good tunes, they get overplayed far too much on commercial radio and loose their quality for true clubbers. For clubbers who like their music a little harder, its difficult to get hold of those rarer tracks, the ones that we never hear on the radio, but always generate an amazing atmosphere on the dancefloor. Those tracks which are unique and exclusive to the dancefloor. For me, one of those tunes is Axwells remix of Sunfreakz - Counting down the Days, which is an amazing tune and is featured on this CD. As soon as the crowd hears that bassline, the whole club comes truly alive! This CD is full of those less commercial tunes. Those tunes which are quite commerical, are presented as unique remixes or mixed with other songs.
The CD has a great selection of tunes, which makes it the perfect party CD (if you like this kind of music) and great to listen to when you are getting ready for your night out, deciding what you're wearing, putting on your make-up or having a few pre-drinks, this CD makes a great accompanient.
The Price is similiar to competitors CDs prices, at between £8 and £14. Ministry of Sound and Hed Kandi CDs are priced similiarly, and in my opinion you are getting much more from this CD than any Mos or Hed Kandi CD.
Its a lovely cover design, I like that the logo really stands out and shows off the brand, and its colourful and adds to the funky feeling of the club.
Tracklisting ---------------- CD1
1. Perfect Motion-James Fitch Feat. Sunscreem 2. San Francisco-Funkagenda [Micky Slim's Bedtime Bomb] 3. In Love With You-Atrium [Eric Smax & Thomas Gold Remix] 4. Hypnotize-Laidback Luke Feat. Stephen Granville [Steve Angello Remix] 5. Muzik-Marc Leaf 6. Volta-Robot Needs Oil 7. Touch Me-Houzecrushers [Smax & Gold UK Dub] 8. Electric Disco-Plump DJs [D. Ramirez Remix] 9. Counting Down The Days-Sunfreakz Feat. Andrea Britton [Axwell Remix] 10. In My Heart-Ethan [Dave Spoon Remix] 11. Creep Delight-Lifestylerz Featuring Honey Couture [Hollywood Hills Honeylectro Mix] 12. At Night-Dave Spoon 13. Life Less Ordinary-Alex M.O.R.P.H. 14. Make Your Move (Dare Me)-Dave Armstrong 15. Squelch-Ingo Staar & Hadassi 16. The Things You Say-Cicada [Dirty South Remix] 17. Every Word-Tyken Feat. Awa [Dave Spoon Mix] 18. Give U Up-Kissdafunk Project 19. Everytime I See Her (Sound Of Eden)-Another Chance [Bodyrox Dub Mix Mixed With Sterling Void - It's Alright] 20. Steve Angello-Straight
CD2 1. In The Meantime-Trophy Twins Feat. Ritma 2. The Fugitive-Justin Martin 3. True-Outmode 4. Halfway Home-Bart Van Wissen 5. Reachin' Out-The Timewriter [Dave Spoon Mix] 6. Sunrise-Dave Spoon [Jon Gurd & Dave Robertson Remix] 7. Pass Me The Suntan Lotion-James Talk 8. Slubberdegullion-Paul Thomas 9. So Good-Punkrok 10. Funk Country-Ryan Murgatroyd Feat. Tasha Baxter [Micky Slim Remix] 11. The Girl From Brazil-Timmy Vegas [Funkagenda's Anti-Static Dub] 12. Yap Yap-Brothers Bud Vs THC [Escobar & Vito Mix] 13. Stabbing Sally-Marcella [Audiojack Vocal Mix] 14. I Like That-Mark Knight [Trophy Twins & Funkagenda's FATT Mix] 15. Pongo-Giorgio Prezioso & Libex 16. All Alone-Splitter
Overall ----------
Overall Kissdafunk, or Kdf as it is sometimes abbreviated, represents a unique new club in the house music genre and this CD is a must have to house-music lovers and weekend clubbers. It contains a great selection of house tunes, all uniquely mixed to generate superb consistency and flow. I would definitely recommened you go out and buy this album.. if not, even better, I'll see you at the next Kissdafunk down at Mission!!
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