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18th July: Chris Cargo Featuring Marcie Out Now
Chris Cargo’s next release features the slinky and seductive vocals of Boston based Marcie and is out now on Tokio Recordings.
A collaboration born on myspace Chris and Marcie deliver a peaktime Progressive monster.
Remix duties are bestowed upon the multitalented Daley Padley and Fribbs who create a peak time tech house/techno bomb.
Up and coming James Searles leans towards the more minimal Techno sound whilst Polish based Hypno does what he does best by turning in a deeper interpretation for those more laid back moments.
Completing this package is the ever consistant Rob Mooney who provides you a nice little intro mix which could make a very useful DJ tool.
Confirmed DJ support from the likes of Steve Lawler, Dave Spoon, Jim Rivers, Anderson Noise, Paul Thomas, Onionz, Moshic, Noir, Stretch Silvester, Rhythm Code, Anil Chawla, Dave Robertson, Patch Park, Dirty Disorder, Jon Gurd, Aldrin, Sam Ball, Inkfish, Flash Brothers, Tim Andresen, Steve Mill and Kamisshake to name but a few
CHRIS CARGO FEAT. MARCIE “HAVE TO HAVE YOU” ON TOKIO RECORDINGS AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY NOW AT www.beatport.com
1st July: Tom Novy Remix Out Now
Chris lends his remix expertise to chart topper Tom Novy, Tom whose hits include "Pumpin" which hit the UK charts at 19 in June 2000 and the equally massive "Your Body" featuring singer Mike Marshall entered top 10 of the UK sales charts in December 2005 and went top 15 in 20 other countries.
The latest single featuring Abigail Bailey - Runaway is taken from the album Toolroom Nights and features remixes from the likes of Jerry Ropero, Albin Myers and Tapesh & Gold.
Chris delivers a deep sun filled blissed out remake that's already taken the white isle by storm.
You can find Chris's mix online now at
www.myspace.com/tomnovy
Available from all good download stores now
19th March: Eddie Halliwell Plays Overdrive on Radio One
Eddie Halliwell has been dropping "Overdrive" on his BBC Radio One Show, Method, 2 out of the last 3 weeks.
See the tracklistings for both shows below;
Friday 29th February
Miles Dyson - 'Track From Hell' (Still Cookin')
Patric La Funk & Timo Becker - 'XYZ' [Roman Salzger Rmx] (Phunkwerk)
Buy Now - 'Bodycrash' (White)
Tom Day - 'Outlaw' (White)
DJ DLG - 'Blacklist' (Huge)
DJ Dan - 'N20' (InStereo)
Marc Leaf & Drew Scott - 'Fabulous' [Instrumental Rmx] (CR2)
Unknown - 'Unknown' (White)
Chris Cargo - 'Overdrive' (Method)
Christian Hoff - 'Judder Moth' (Salacious)
Klubbheads - 'Dubb' (Konverted)
Sander Van Doorn - 'The Bass' [Jagged Up Edit] (DOORN)
Wardt - 'Show My Shuffle' (DOORN)
Sander Van Doorn - 'Riff' (DOORN)
J.O.C. - 'Rotterdam' (DOORN)
Marcus Schossow - 'Swedish Beatballs' (Coldharbour Red)
W & W - 'Eruption' (Captivating Sounds)
Evol Waves - 'Too Far Away' (Coldharbour)
Friday 15th February
Buy Now - 'Bodycrash' (La Mode)
Miles Dyson - 'Track From Hell' (Still Cookin)
Patric La Funk & Timo Becker - 'XYZ' [Roman Salzger Rmx] (Phunkwerk)
Leger & Lake - 'Ghost' (Rising Music)
DJ DLG - 'Axons' (Huge)
Marc Leaf & Drew Scott - 'Fabulous' [Instrumental Rmx] (CR2)
Chris Cargo - 'Overdrive' (Method)
Christian Hoff - 'Judder Moth' (Salacious)
Steve Angello - 'Trix' (Size)
Richard Grey Pres. Homicide - 'Suicide' (GreyHome)
Carl Cox Vs. Yousef - 'I Want You (Forever)' [Yousef's Tribute Rmx] (CR2)
Marcus Schossow - 'Swedish Beatballs' (Coldharbour Red)
Evol Waves - 'Too Far Away' (Coldharbour)
Mr Pit - 'Isolarium' (Coldharbour)
Markus Schulz - 'Fly To Colors' [Genix Rmx] (Coldharbour)
J.O.C. - 'Rotterdam' (DOORN)
W & W - 'Eruption' (Captivating Sounds)
Tylor Leigh - 'Space 42' (White)
Greg Downey - 'Once Again' [Activa's Airflow Rmx] (Discover)
Johan Ekman - 'Timeless' (Discover)
Andre Visior - 'Something For Your Mind' [Giuseppe Ottaviani Rmx] (Breeze)
Nu NRG - 'Last Experience' [Digital Nature Rmx] (Monster)
Aitor Ronda - 'Bolaian Buyaka' [Reaky Rmx] (Drakos)
Miko - 'Muzaik' [Marcus Schossow Rmx] (Relic)
Paul Miller Pres. Contraption - 'Eve Gaze' (Eve)
Paul Webster - 'Engaged' [DJ Choose Rmx] (White)
Richard Durand - 'Ledged Up' [Raw & Hard Rmx] (Terminal-4)
18th March: RISE On the Move...
After 3 very successful years @The Basement Bar, Belfast club night Rise is relocating.
You can now catch Rise on the third Saturday of each month you can catch Rise at Belfast's newest nightclub The Warehouse situated in the heart of Belfast's industrial area the Boucher Road.
Resident Chris Cargo will be dropping 5 hour sets each month(next date is Saturday 19th April
Rise would like to thank everyone for there support over the last three years, and here's to another three great years at least!!
Opening time's are 9pm until 3am
www.thewarehousebelfast.com
Further Info at
www.myspace.com/risebelfast
27th February: Chris interview & mixes
Check Chris's latest interview online at www.soultech.co.uk
While you're there, check out the Jet Project interview to.
You can also download Chris's latest mix on the site.
Speaking off mixes you can still catch Chris on his monthly Balance Mix Show.
Also this month you can check Mr Cargo out on Chris Boshell and Brian Cody's Groovebox show www.danceradio.gr
and on Mikey Gallaghers new weekly radio show ‘Shanghai Sessions’ www.podcastalley.com
25th February: Cargo Signs to Whoop
With over a hundred releases and various mix albums Whoop! Records was started in the summer of 1994.
Run by DJ's Andrew Lekker and Joel Xavier who were inspired by labels such as the now defunct Guerrilla and Om labels.
This left a gap for the so called progressive house sound, in other words pounding, quality grooves which are neither techno nor commercial house but banging, tuneful, dj-friendly and accessible dance music.
Whoop! had grown from strength to strength since 1994 continually entering the Mixmag Buzz charts, Coolcutz charts and the Record Mirror Club Charts amongst others, with the labels tracks and artists receiving critical acclaim from all over the music press and industry.
They also never stopped receiving support from major league DJ's such Sasha, John Digweed, Paul Oakenfold, Danny Tenaglia, Eric Morillo, Sander Kleinenberg, Paul Van Dyk, and Nick Warren (Way Out West).
Unfortunately with the advent of digital technology whoop records is no more.
But have no fear Whoopdigital, the digital cousin to Whoop Records, is designed to ensure that the Whoop Records sound stays.
It brings the legendary Whoop Records sound into the next phase of the computer music age.
Relieving itself from the shackles of physical product, and existing as a completely separate entity, Whoopdigital enables itself to push the envelope even further, whilst still maintaining all the characteristics of the classic label that shares its name.
This extra freedom also means that the Whoop Records sound can branch out even further, with Whoopdigital forging its own unique, online identity with increased output, larger mix packages and a diversified sound.
Straight from your computer to your CDJ, Whoopdigital has been conceived from the ashes of Whoop Records and is now able to deliver even more quality, house, prog and techno straight to your decks without the need for you to ever leave your home.
Chris Cargo - That Piano Track should be released some time this year.
28th January: Chris gets Award Nomination
Chris' hard work on the production front has recently been rewarded with a nomination in this years Irish
dance music awards in association with Ireland's ultimate clubbing guide Slick DJ.
Check out the list of nominees below;
Donnacha Costello, Fish Go Deep, Phil Kieran, John O Callaghan, Chymera, Paul Hughes, Sian and Sourcecode.
The awards themselves take place on Sunday 27th January @ The Academy, Abbey Street, Dublin withspecial guest's Layo and Bushwacka
Watch out for forthcoming remixes from Chris for Tom Novy and Whelan & Da Scala.
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