ColeCo have been racking up the accolades in the last several months, taking care of all live programming for The Weeknd’s upcoming tour as well as remixing for them, Torro Torro, Bedouin Soundclash, and Young Empires.

They’ve supported The Magician, Com Truise, Fake Blood, and they played CMJ in NYC at the end of 2011. Finally, they just released a new single on Nervous, and have another upcoming on Kitsune in March.

So I’m proud to announce that I’ll be rocking a party with ColeCo on Friday February 10th in Toronto, at Riva Supper Lounge. Expect sexy, groovy, disco rhythms.

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Two big pieces of news coming from John Dadzie, aka 12th Planet, today. First, Scion A/V will be releasing his latest production effort ‘The End is Near’ EP. It’s a 5 track record with some incredible collaborations. Check the tracklist, listen to and download the single, and be sure that we’ll have an update with the drop.

12th Planet – The End Is Near EP presented by Scion A/V
1) 12th Planet & Flinch – The End Is Near Pt. 1
2) 12th Planet, Skrillex & Kill The Noise – Burst ft. GMCFOSHO
3) 12th Planet & SPL – Ratchet Strap
4) 12th Planet & Antiserum – Ghost
5) 12th Planet – Jailbreak

Second, 12th Planet has an upcoming headlining tour – dates below. For an idea of what to expect, check the video:

12th Planet Corner Pocket from One and Only Productions on Vimeo.

Or if you’d like to learn more about one of the most important North American bass music artists, check out this awesome interview I did with him at Electric Zoo this year:

Tour Dates:
Feb 2 Miami, FL @ Grand Central
Feb 3 Ft. Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution
Feb 4 Athens, GA @ Bad Manor
Feb 5 Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
Feb 7 Virginia Beach, VA @ Peabodys
Feb 8 Washington, DC @ District
Feb 9 Baltimore, MD @ Soundstage
Feb 10 New York, NY @ Webster Hall
Feb 11 Philadelphia, PA @ TLA
Feb 12 Hartford, CT @ Webster Theater
Feb 13 Boston, MA @ Middle East
Feb 14 Montreal, Canada @ Le Belmont
Feb 15 Toronto, Canada @ Wrongbar
Feb 16 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
Feb 17 Detroit, MI @ Magic Stick
Feb 18 St. Louis, MO @ 2720 Cherokee
Feb 19 Nashville, TN @ Club Mai
Feb 20 New Orleans, LA @ Ampersand
Feb 21 Dallas, TX @ Trees
Feb 22 Oklahoma City, OK @ Kamp
Feb 23 Albuquerque, NM @ Sunshine Theater
Feb 24 Phoenix, AZ @ Madison Events Center
Feb 25 Las Vegas, NV @ Hard Rock
Feb 28 Orange County, CA @ Dubtroit
Feb 29 Los Angeles, CA @ Music Box
March 1 San Francisco, CA @ Mighty
March 2 Portland, OR @ Roseland
March 3 Eugene, OR @ Wow Hall

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Some people watch the Grammys to see who’s receiving one of the most prestigious recognitions of musical talent, some for Lady Gaga’s outfit, but this year I’ll be watching to see if they break away from a radio-play-count measure of quality and choose to recognize the most exciting artist to emerge in the last several decades.

No one has had a bigger impact on dance music this year than Sonny Moore, aka Skrillex, and I bet no one has played in front of as many people either. Through the summer he actually averaged more than one gig a day!!

Anyway, Hyundai discovered at Re:mix Lab that I am a swell and cultured Canadian complete with next-level opinions, and has asked me to make predictions about how this awards show in February is going to turn out. I feel somewhat under-qualified and at once over-opinionated to accomplish the task.

I suspect that I use different criteria to assess quality, or best (best is such a stupid and subjective term when talking about music in the first place..)

It’s that different criteria that has you reading Salacious Sound in the first place though, amirite?!??

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Best New Artist

Nominees: Skrillex, Bon Iver, Nicki Minaj, J. Cole, The Band Perry

I’m not sure what the criteria is for ‘best’ new artist, but I find it a bit strange that Skrillex is nominated in to the same category as Bon Iver and Nicki Minaj. I mean for starters, Skrillex didn’t actually have anything that charted this year. And then there’s the fact that the electro-dubstep Skrillex makes doesn’t compare at all to the music by the other nominees.

If I were predicting who deserved it most I’d say Skrillex, but my cynical side says Nicki Minaj will probably take it. As for Skrillex.. he’s picking Bon Iver as the favourite.

The Winner: Skrillex

Best Dance Recording

Nominees: Deadmau5 & Greta Svabo Bech – Raise Your Weapon, David Guetta & Avicii – Sunshine, Robyn – Call Your Girlfriend, Skrillex – Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites, Swedish House Mafia – Save the World

Again, what are the properties that make a recording the ‘best’? Production quality? Number of people who know the words to the hook? Or just the number of people who’ve heard the song? Number of radio plays? Surely those aren’t the things we judge quality by here on Salacious Sound..

My own pick here is Raise Your Weapon, for a few simple reasons. The production quality is as good or better than all of the competition, and the rolling chord progressions are as moving as the lyrics. It also has high remixability – something that made all of Robyn’s tracks this year huge. The aesthetic isn’t cheesy – it’s a lot more substantive, and will be playable years from now, when already Save the World has been over-rinsed.

Scary Monsters is a close second for me. It was an innovative sound, and it pushed a genre thought to be relegated to the underground in to the limelight. But it is a second-best simply because it doesn’t move me like Raise Your Weapon does.

The Winner: Deadmau5 – Raise Your Weapon

Best Dance / Electronica Album

Nominees: Cut Copy – Zonoscope, Deadmau5 – 4×4=12, David Guetta – Nothing But The Beat, Robyn – Body Talk, Pt. 3, Skrillex – Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites

This is a no-contest category – if Deadmau5 doesn’t win, not only will the judges have made a gross error but they’ll have a riot on their hands. Think about the number of gems on 4×4=12: Some Chords, Sofi Needs a Ladder, Animal Rights, Cthulu Sleeps, and Raise Your Weapon. Compare that to Scary Monsters which, while it is a fantastic release, is mostly remixes.

Body Talk , Pt. 3 is a close second, but a lot of the songs are ‘soft’. The album IS highly remixable, and to be honest, I enjoyed those remixes a lot more than I enjoyed the originals.

The Winner: Deadmau5 – 4×4=12

Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical

Nominees: Benny Benassi – Cinema (Skrillex Remix), Leona Lewis – Collide (Afrojack Remix), Daft Punk – End Of Line (Photek Remix), Rihanna – Only Girl (In The World) (Rosabel Club Mix), Foo Fighters – Rope (Deadmau5 Mix)

I’m a bit taken aback here. I’m not sure what monkey they had selecting nominees for this category, but next year they need to get me in on the selection process if they care about authenticity.

That isn’t to say any of these songs are bad, though the controversy around Collide makes it a bit of a tasteless nomination in my opinion.

Honestly, all of the tracks’ popularity pales in comparison to the Cinema remix. Everyone, bassheads and non-dubstep dance fans alike, know this version of the song if they’ve heard in the original. Chances are they think this is the original version – it’s the main version, anyway. None of the other tracks got as much love on the festival circuit this year, none have the recognizability, and none are as big a flip from the original.

The Winner: Benny Benassi – Cinema (Skrillex Remix)

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Few artists come close to doing anything as exciting or innovative in 2011 as Pleasurekraft. My introduction was a sort of baptism by fire – after a VIP shuttle with Skrillex’s tour manager and visual productions guy, and a golf cart ride backstage, I came upon Pleasurekraft playing for an audience of several thousand at this year’s Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas.

I’ve spent my time in Ibiza, and I agree with the criticism that tech house can sound pretty homogenous sometimes. Not with Pleasurekraft though. Their unique blend of hooky-vocal-sampling and hedonist aesthetic lends itself to instantly recognizable AND lasting, substantive, memorable tunes.

Pleasurekraft will be in Toronto on New Years Eve, playing at Loft 5 Eighty! I’m also super proud to announce that I will be supporting the night. Tickets and comprehensive information here.

Full tour listing at the end of this article!

Pleasurekraft Official Site | Soundcloud

The Interview:

Cal: The artwork for Satyr Song looks vaguely like a penis with wings, am I right? What’s the backstory there?

Pleasurekraft: Actually we had no say on the artowrk – in fact what I actually suggested to 1605 (Umek’s label) was something along the lines of a Satyr – the half man half goat beings from Greek mythology that were all about pleasure – but the artist who does all of 1605′s artowrk doesn’t take art direction from anyone (including Umek) and just delivers what he wants – so that being said – I personally never looked at the Satyr Song artowrk and saw a penis with wings, but perhaps the fact that that’s what you saw maybe says more about you! ;P

(Cal’s note: my favourite track of the year!)

Cal: If you had a clay phallus hung outside your front door would you hope it would bring you luck or fertility?

Pleasurekraft: We don’t need any more fertility on this planet – there’s already too many of us here – give me the luck baby

Cal: What does the word hedonism mean to you? What bearing, if any, does it have on your life and music?

Pleasurekraft: Well – unless the Hindus & Buddhists are right, in which case we’ll keep coming back and living this life over and over again until we get it “right”, it looks like we only live once. But who knows. If we do only live once – you certainly want to make sure you make the most of this one chance you have been given to experience this amazingly beautiful, sometimes disturbing, and always interesting thing called life. Experiencing everything life has to offer full on is what hedonism is about to me.

Cal: Wine or nymphs?

Pleasurekraft: no comment but isn’t that kind of like the chicken or egg question?

Cal: I have a bag of marshmallows. Do you want one now or two in the future?

Pleasurekraft: Depends, is there a fire around? I only like toasted Marshmallows, otherwise I don’t want any.

Cal: Aside from phone and laptop, what is the most important item in your travel bag? Why?

Pleasurekraft: Deodorant, and ear plugs! I think both for obvious reasons!

Cal: What country has the best beer?

Pleasurekraft: Belgium + Germany have the best beer. HOWEVER – as far as a simple beer just to be had with some simple food – nothing too cerebral – I personally love Mexican beer (and I’m not talking about that Corona bullshit)

Cal: Wrapper on or off?

Pleasurekraft: I don’t even know what that means lol.

Cal: You are charged with presenting 3 awards to edm artists for 2011: rookie of the year, most improved, and mvp. Who are your picks?

Pleasurekraft: Fuck. I wish you hadn’t said EDM artists, it would have made my choices so much easier. To be honest I really don’t listen to much EDM when I am not going through promos or listening to things on Beatport – I think it does a disservice to the music you make if you listen to that very same genre all the time. The best EDM is made by producers who draw their inspiration from non EDM sources in my opinion – but lets see if I can give this a shot…

1. Rookie of the year – defining rookie in terms of a timeline is tough – but I’ll say for this case Mike Vale
2. Most improved – again difficult one here – as improvement for me here would be just change of production genre – for me I would say Miami’s Jesse Perez – who used to have a more prog/electro sound, but as of this year has been churning out some great techy numbers on his fine fine label called Mr Nice Guy
3. MVP – Again a toughy here – but I find myself playing alot of Hungarian producer Belocca’s stuff lately – so maybe him?

Cal: Which are more fun: dive bars OR swanky clubs?

Pleasurekraft: def dive bars. I like it dirty

Cal: Pick up lines: art OR science

Pleasurekraft: no contest : Art

Cal: What three songs from 2011 have the most memorable hooks? OR what are your top three most memorable hooks of all time?

Pleasurekraft: I don’t like to do All time things cuz they’re always too much pressure – so for 2011 – if you mean EDM? Style of Eye & Magnus the Magnus “The Antidote” has to be in there. I personally LOVE Format B’s “Country Girl” little hook. Simple but so great for me. And probably this Belocca bootleg I have of Earth Wind & Fire’s “Boogie Wonderland” that just smokes everytime I play it out. Easily one of my fav tracks to play out. Non EDM? Pretty much anything Kanye West did this year.

See you all NYE in one of my favorite cities on the planet : TORONTO!!!!!

Pleasurekraft in your city:

Dec 16 | [Elektricity] Detroit, USA
Dec 23 | [The Mid] Chicago, USA
Dec 29 | [Beta] Denver, USA
Dec 31 | [Loft 5 Eighty] Toronto, CANADA
Jan 7 | [BPM Festival] Playa Del Carmen, MEXICO
Jan 5 – Jan 29 | —–South American Tour——
Jan 27 | [TBD] Bogota, COLOMBIA
Jan 28 | [TBD] Cali, COLOMBIA
Feb 2 | [Mosquito] Guadalajara, MEXICO
Feb 3 | [H2O] Mexico City, MEXICO
Feb 4 | [Centro Convex] Monterrey, MEXICO
Feb 6 | [Monday Social - Playhouse] Los Angeles, USA
Feb 16-20 | BRAZIL TOUR
Feb 25 | [Dokk Club] Budapest, HUNGARY
Mar 10 | [White Club] Toulouse, FRANCE
Mar 15 | [Cobra] Toronto, CANADA
May 25 | [Bullitt] Munich, GERMANY
May 27 | [Airport] Wurzburg, GERMANY

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This year will be the 5th anniversary of the BPM Festival, an event originally conceived as an elite EDM networking event gone all Ultra/WMC. Last year Mixmag named it one of their 10 Best International Parties, and for good reason.

This year’s lineup is even more out of control – over 20 of the worlds best electronic music labels are represented along with 150+ elite DJs, many of which were listed on Resident Advisor’s top 100!

About The BPM Festival

The BPM Festival is an annual world-class electronic music festival which takes place in idyllic Playa Del Carmen, Mexico, heralding in the new year.

BPM parties are hosted both day & night at multiple venues around the beautiful resort town, tucked into the coastline of the Mayan peninsula, warm turquoise Caribbean waters, white sand beaches, mysterious jungles and ancient ruins.

With a variety of luxurious and affordable boutique hotels and endless number of places for dining, dancing, beach parties and clubbing, the BPM Festival is a perfect opportunity for music lovers and party-goers all around the world to escape winter and revel in the sun.

The Lineup:

Adam K, Addy, Afrilounge, Ambivalent, Andrew Grant, Antonio Piacquadio, Art Department, Behrouz, Bioniq, Black Light Smoke, Boris, Carlo Lio, Cedric Gervais, Craig Pettigrew, Crazy Larry, D-Paack, D. Ramirez, Damian Lazarus, Damian Romero, Damian Uzabiaga, Dan Ghenacia, Daniel Dubb, Danny Daze, Danny Howells, Danny Tenaglia, Danny Torrence, Dave Powers, Davide Squillace, Dead Seal, Deniz Kurtel, Digitalique, Dirty South, DJ Draggon, DJ Lukas, DJ Sneak, Donovan, Dory, Droog, Dubfire, Dyed Soundorom, Endo, Fary, Frank & Tony, Fredo Cortez, Funkagenda, Gaiser live, German Wagener, Gregorythme (live), Guti live, Guy Gerber, Halo, Heidi, Hoj, James Teej, Jamie Jones, Jeff Gold, Joee Cons, John Digweed, Jojo Flores, Jonny Cruz, Julien Loreto, Kate Simko, Kenyon Clidero, Lauren Lane, Lee Burridge, Lee Foss, Lee Jones, Leon, Loco Dice, Louie Fresco, Luca Bacchetti, Manzone & Strong, Mar-c, Marco Carola, Mark Henning, Mark Knight, Marko Nastic, Martin Buttrich, Matthew Dekay, Matthias Tanzmann, Max Jacobson, Metrika, Michelangelo, MightyKat, Miguel Puente, Mike Khoury, Mike Montano, Miketrix, Mobius Strum, Mr. C, Muan, My Favorite Robot, Naveen G, Neno, Nic Fanciulli, Nick Curly, Nik Nik, Niko Glenn, Nina Kraviz, Nitin, Nymra + Sofisticated, Omar Labastida, Paskal & Vesselinov, Peter Bailey, Pillowtalk (live), Pleasurekraft, Puente + Rosch, Richie Hawtin, Richie Santana, Richy Ahmed, Robbie Akbal, Robert James, Rodrigo Madrid, Ross Evana, Russ Yallop, Saeed Younan, Sean Miller, Sebo K, Serge Devant, Shaun Reeves, Shdwplay (live), Simon Baker, Soul Clap, Stacey Pullen, Steve Angello, Steve Aries, Steve Lawler, Tanner Ross, Tara Brooks, Tato, The Junkies, The Midnight Perverts, Three, Thugfucker, tINI, Tini Tun, Uppercut, Wolf + Lamb, XO-Chic

And check out the New Years Eve event!

Full Event Listing

The BPM Festival 2012 Day Events

December 30 Niko Glenn / Antonio Piacquadio / Julien Loreto / Miketrix @ Kool Beach Club
December 31 Mike Montano / Neno / German Wagener @ Kool Beach Club
January 1 Michelangelo / The Midnight Perverts / Digitalique @ Kool Beach Club
January 1 Digital Delight label showcase: Puente + Rosch / Wildkats / Damian Uzabiaga @ Canibal Royal
January 2 Lauren Lane / Tini Tun / Mar-C / Nik Nik @ Kool Beach Club
January 2 Akbal Music label showcase: special guest Sebo K + Afrilounge / Robbie Akbal / Muan / Fredo Cortez / Mobius Strum / Max Jacobson / Dave Powers @ Canibal Royal
January 3 John Digweed / Craig Pettigrew / Paskal & Vesselinov / Jeff Gold @ Kool Beach Club
January 3 Life and Death vs Scissor & Thread label showcase: Thugfucker / Pillowtalk (live) / Frank & Tony / Black Light Smoke @ Mamita’s Beach Club
January 4 Daniel Dubb / Endo + special guests TBA via BPM Twitter @thebpmfestival and Facebook @ Kool Beach Club hosted by Bal en Blanc
January 4 Cityfox showcase: Gregorythme (live) / Lee Jones / Mark Henning + Listed artists @ Mamita’s Beach Club hosted by Listed Productions
January 5 Julien Loreto / Rodrigo Madrid + special guests TBA via BPM Twitter @thebpmfestival and Facebook @ Kool Beach Club
January 5 ***BPM 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT*** Therapy line-up TBA @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 5 ***BPM 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT*** My Favorite Robot label showcase: special guest Shaun Reeves + James Teej / My Favorite Robot / Metrika / Donovan / Jonny Cruz @ Canibal Royal
January 6 Saved label showcase: Nic Fanciulli / Matthias Tanzmann / Stacey Pullen / Ross Evana @ Kool Beach Club
January 6 No.19 Music label showcase: Art Department / Nitin / Deniz Kurtel / Tanner Ross / Dead Seal / Louie Fresco / Miguel Puente @ Canibal Royal
January 6 Give It to Me Old School: Addy @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 7 Toolroom Knights: Mark Knight / Adam K / D. Ramirez / Nik Nik @ Kool Beach
January 7 All Day I Dream: Lee Burridge + special guest Matthew Dekay @ Mamita’s Beach Club
January 7 Therapy line-up TBA @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 8 Hed Kandi: Steve Aries / Nik Nik / Kenyon Clidero @ Kool Beach
January 8 Hot Creations vs Crosstown Rebels: Richy Ahmed / Robert James / Russ Yallop / Danny Daze + more! @ Mamita’s Beach Club

The BPM Festival 2012 Night Events

December 30 Danny Howells / Sean Miller / Omar Labastida @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
December 30 Air London presents A Night in the Air: Simon Baker / Kate Simko / Nitin / Bioniq @ TBA
December 31 ***NYE 2012*** Circo Loco & The BPM Festival present Danny Tenaglia / Luca Bacchetti / Andrew Grant @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 1 Cecille Label showcase: Nick Curly / DJ Sneak / Neno @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 1 Superfreq: Mr. C / Three / XO-Chic / Damian Romero @ La Santanera
January 2 Viva Music showcase: Steve Lawler / Lee Burridge / Leon @ Blue Parrot Beach Club hosted by Vessel/Base San Francisco
January 2 Heidi presents the Jackathon vs Varsity All Stars: Heidi / Crazy Larry / Mike Khoury / Naveen G / Mar-c / Dory @ La Santanera
January 3 Sci-Tec label showcase: Dubfire / Davide Squillace / Carlo Lio / Shadwplay (live) / The Junkies @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 3 Clandestine Agency showcase: Guy Gerber / Nina Kraviz / Tato / Fary @ La Santanera
January 4 Movement + BPM present Minus showcase: Richie Hawtin / Gaiser (live) / Ambivalent @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 4 Dirty South / Serge Devant / Joee Cons @ Pink Elephant
January 4 Culprit label showcase: Lee Foss / Droog / Dan Ghenacia / Nymra & Sofisticated / Mightykat @ La Santanera
January 5 ***BPM 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT*** Desolat label showcase: Loco Dice / Martin Buttrich (live) / tINI / Guti (live) @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 5 ***BPM 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT*** Cedric Gervais / Funkagenda / Manzone and Strong @ Pink Elephant
January 5 ***BPM 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT*** Soul Clap / Wolf + Lamb @ La Santanera
January 6 Stereo MTL presents Marco Carola all night @ Blue Parrot Beach Club
January 6 Boris / Richie Santana / Peter Bailey / Danny Torrence @ Pink Elephant
January 6 Jojo Flores / Halo @ La Santanera
January 7 Steve Angello / Uppercut @ Blue Parrot Beach Club hosted by Glow DC
January 7 Rebel Cave: Damian Lazarus / Jamie Jones / Art Department @ Alux Cave
January 7 Younan Music showcase: Saeed Younan / Pleasurekraft / Addy / Tara Brooks @ La Santanera
January 8 BPM closing party: Behrouz / Marko Nastic @ Blue Parrot Beach Club

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At the time of publication, your faithful Salacious Sound editor in chief is on a jet plane running up in the sky so deep it be cryin’. I’m on my way to LA, invited to cover the Re:mix Lab series of events going on this week December 6-11.

For those unfamiliar, Re:mix Lab is a series of free events spanning genres and cities, having stopped already in New York, Vegas, Chicago, Miami, and this week in Los Angeles. The events will include some of the world’s top musicians – the RE:Generation event alone features DJ Premier, Skrillex, Mark Ronson, The Crystal Method, Pretty Lights, Nas, and members from The Doors, Erykah Badu, Dap Kings, and LOTS more! Crazy right?

There are almost a dozen events under the Re:mix Lab umbrella, so hit the website or risk missing out!

The module below features content from the series – make sure to check it out!

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Early-bird passes went on sale for Electric Zoo 2012 just three short hours ago. General Admission, VIP Experience, and Platinum Experience passes are all be available, but supplies are limited!

Information and tickets here

Electric Zoo is a leader, imo, in creating content at their festival. Check out their facebook fan page for dozens of photo galleries, videos, and other exciting content from the world’s best electronic dance music artists.

Salacious Sound’s 2011 Electric Zoo Coverage

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