Showing posts with label compilation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label compilation. Show all posts

Monday, January 18, 2016

01/ 2016 New Canal Pop track included in Electrozombies compilation (free download)

“Future Nights”, a new, previously unreleased track by Canal Pop feat. Josefina Aufranc,  was included in the compilation Undead And Open Minded released by the German blog Electrozombies. 
 
The compilation is presented as a FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD and it features 27 tracks by some of the most important artists in the global underground electropop/ synthpop/ EBM scene, including Parralox, Machinista, Vivien Glass Junksista, Psy’ Aviah, Julien-K and many more. Cosaquitos En Globo is the other act from Argentina, apart from Canal Pop, included in the compilation.



Get Undead And Open-Minded Volume 1 for FREE by clicking HERE


Preview Canal Pop feat. Josefina Aufranc - Future Nights


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Sunday, December 21, 2014

12/ 2014 I Want You (To Be My Baby) included in the Electric Future Beats 2014 compilation

Eternal Sunday presents the third version of the Electric Future Beats compilation, the one that was awarded with the Gardel award in 2012 (the Argentinean equivalent of the Grammy) as the best electronic music album. In this occasion the compilation combines tracks that have been released as singles or as part of EPs during the year plus three unreleased tracks, by Alberto Perrone, KooLTURE remixed by German Kreff and X-Tralounge.

As usual the Electric Future Beats compilation feature a sample of the best underground electronic music from Argentina for the world to listen. Canal Pop is present with the song "I Want You (To Be My Baby)" (featuring Polette).


Get VVAA – Electric Future Beats 2014: New Electronic Music From Argentina on Beatport



Promo video: ES 2276 VV/ AA – Electric Future Beats 2014: New Electronic Music From Argentina


Thursday, December 12, 2013

12/ 2013 Canal Pop track included in the Eternal Sunday compilation Buenos Aires Glamour Beats 2013

The song “Things You Say You Like” by Canal Pop feat. Polette was included in the Eternal Sunday compilation Buenos Aires Glamour Beats 2013. The song had been included in the Alfa Matrix (Belgium) 4CD’s best-of-electro compilation Absolute Grrrls Manifesto but it was not for sale digitally.

Bueenos Aires Glamour Beats 2013 is an electronic music compilation that features some of the best tracks released by the label Eternal Sunday during 2013. The album contains 12 tracks by artists and producers like Dsynchronize feat. Evi Adam, KooLTURE, Fr3ak Y Los Ali3nados, Lea Rognoni, German Kreff feat. Arabescos, and others.

Get Buenos Aires Glamour Beats on iTunes!





ES 2260 VVAA – Buenos Aires Glamour Beats
Artist: Various Artists
Release: Buenos Aires Glamour Beats
Release date: December 9, 2013
Genre: dance, electronic, house, tech house, electropop
Label: Eternal Sunday
Catalog #: ES 2260

Tracklist
01 Dsynchronize feat Evi Adam – Now I Know
02 KooLTURE – 7 Days 7 Nights
03 Fr3ak Y Los Ali3nados – Don’t Follow (Radio Edit)
04 Lea Rognoni – The Moon Wraith
05 Ignacio Paz – Ménage
06 German Kreff feat Arabescos – Say My Name
07 KooLTURE – Make-Believe (KooLTURE Vs Ladies On Mars Mix)
08 The Kavanaghs – Tonight (Alfredo Norese Dance Mix)
09 Gonzalo Wels – Keep It There
10 Sebastian Da Vinn – Baby Maybe
11 Canal Pop feat Polette – Things You Say You Like
12 KooLTURE – 7 Days 7 Nights (Ladies On Mars Club Mix Part 1)

Compilation by Emiliano Canal. Mastering by Emiliano Canal & Michael Etes at the Michael Etes Studio, Buenos Aires. Design by AltoBelgrano. Picture by Marcia Hill.




Tuesday, February 26, 2013

02/ 2013 Canal Pop feat. Polette's track at Alfa Matrix compilation Absolute Grrrls Manifesto

A track by Canal Pop featuring Polette AKA Paula Varela, "Things You Say You Like", was selected among hundreds of submissions to be part of the Absolute Grrrls Manifesto compilation released by the Belgian electro label Alfa Matrix.

Absolute Grrrls Manifesto is the ultimate anthology of female fronted bands from the alternative / underground music scene and its various subgenres (gothic metal, new wave, industrial, pop rock, electro, synth pop, EBM, techno...). This 4CDs collection (plus a 40-song additional soundcard) presents an unbelievable 111 (!!) bands in a deluxe carton box with an extensive 32-page booklet featuring the splendid design of Oliver Haecker with photos from all featured bands and an essay about the place of women in the music industry.

The compilation is available at Alfa Matrix site: www.alfa-matrix.com/manifesto1/

The Argentinean band Cosaquitos En Globo was also included in the 40-tracks additional download card.


Canal Pop feat. Polette "Things You Say You Like"



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Sunday, July 03, 2011

07/ 2011 Canal Pop in Face The Beat compilation by Side Line (Belgium)

The song "Electricity" by Canal Pop was chosen among thousands of submissions as part of Face The Beat, released by Side Line, Belgium. Side Line was founded in 1989 and it's the most important magazine/ portal in the electro/ industrial scene in the world. It is owned by the guys who run Alpha Matrix, the prestigious label that release material by bands like Front 242 or Nitzer Ebb.




Face The Beat contains 50 tracks that were chosen among 1258 submissions. The idea was to create a compilation for the almost 40 thousand Side Line fans on Facebook, and the chosen bands were the ones who had profiles in that social network. This is the first electronic music compilation (and probably the first one in any genre) to be released exclsusively using Facebook, which demonstrates Facebook's value as a music platform.

To get the compilation FOR FREE go to

www.facebook.com/side.line.magazine

click on "I Like" and you'll see the link to download, or use this instead:

www.facebook.com/Side.Line.Magazine?sk=app_178091127385


The tracks can be downloaded all together or individually. The cover design was made by 4611525, an emergent designer from the English underground scene.

The bands that take part in the compilation are, in alphabetical order: [de:ad:cibel], 8 Digital, Alien Vampires, Alpha Point, amGod, Armageddon Dildos, Bella Lune, Bête Noire, Blackhouse & Hypnoskull, Canal Pop, Chaos All Stars, Corporate Soldiers, DarkDriveClinic, Daybehavior, Decayed Reflection, Defence Mechanism, DI*ove, Diffuzion, Distorted Reality, Doom Generation, DRIL, Electro Spectre, Empusa ft Miss FD, Freakangel, h.exe, Halo In reverse, Harvey & the moon, head-less, Human Steel, In Black, Inertia, Kant Kino, Kommander D, Komor Kommando, Krystal System, Malakwa, My Secret Machine, Necrotek, Notstandskomitee, Novakill, P24, PaPerCuts, Psy'Aviah, Razorfade, Reizstrom, Schwarzblut, SMP, The Adamski Kid, The Mask Of Sanity, TourdeForce, Transatlantik, Umilenie, Xperiment

07/ 2011 Canal Pop en la compilación Face The Beat lanzada por Side Line magazine (Bélgica)

La canción "Electricity" de Canal Pop fue elegida entre miles de postulantes como parte de lacompilación electro/ industrial Face The Beat, lanzada por Side Line magazine, Bélgica. Side Line fue fundada en 1989 y es la revista/ portal más importante del mundo de la movida electro/ industrial. Pertenece a los dueños del sello Alpha Matrix, el más renombrado en la escena, que trabaja con bandas legendarias como Front 242 o Nitzer Ebb.



Face The Beat está compuesta de 50 tracks que fueron seleccionados entre 1258 postulantes. La idea era crear una compilación para los casi 40 mil fans de Side Line en Facebook, y las bandas fueron elegidas entre aquellos que tenían perfiles en la red social. Esta es la primer compilación electrónica (y seguramente de cualquier otro género) en ser lanzada a través de Facebook, lo cual prueba su valor como plataforma musical.


Para bajar la compilación EN FORMA GRATUITA vaya a

www.facebook.com/side.line.magazine

haga click en "Me gusta" y verá los links a la compilación, si no use este:

www.facebook.com/Side.Line.Magazine?sk=app_178091127385


Los tracks pueden descargarse en forma conjunta o individualmente. El diseño de la portada fue hecho por 4611525, un diseñador emergente de la escena underground inglesa.

Las bandas que participan del compilado son, en orden alfabético: [de:ad:cibel], 8 Digital, Alien Vampires, Alpha Point, amGod, Armageddon Dildos, Bella Lune, Bête Noire, Blackhouse & Hypnoskull, Canal Pop, Chaos All Stars, Corporate Soldiers, DarkDriveClinic, Daybehavior, Decayed Reflection, Defence Mechanism, DI*ove, Diffuzion, Distorted Reality, Doom Generation, DRIL, Electro Spectre, Empusa ft Miss FD, Freakangel, h.exe, Halo In reverse, Harvey & the moon, head-less, Human Steel, In Black, Inertia, Kant Kino, Kommander D, Komor Kommando, Krystal System, Malakwa, My Secret Machine, Necrotek, Notstandskomitee, Novakill, P24, PaPerCuts, Psy'Aviah, Razorfade, Reizstrom, Schwarzblut, SMP, The Adamski Kid, The Mask Of Sanity, TourdeForce, Transatlantik, Umilenie, Xperiment.

Monday, November 24, 2008

New Release: Southern Electro Originals, the ultimate compilation of the best electropop from Argentina

Eternal Sunday presents Southern Electro Originals, the ultimate compilation of electropop from Argentina with vocals in English.


Since its beginnings in 2006 the label Eternal Sunday had the objective of developing (and then exporting to the world) artists that are part of the Argentinean pop scene with songs in English. This local scene exists, and many of its artists are extremely talented, they write, perform and record great songs of a superb quality, that can sound next to any international hit.

To prove this Eternal Sunday releases Southern Electro Originals, The ultimate compilation of electropop from Argentina. The album has 13 killer tracks that go from the ultra catchy uptempo electropop (KooLTURE, Canal Pop), move to the darker side adding industrial sounds (LastraX, Electrofreek), flirt with house music (Mr Charles Deluxe, Alfredo Norese) and reach a killer disco hymn climax (Polette).

The name of the artists may not be familiar to most people, but this doesn't mean they're newcomers: Electrofreek, who's hit "Hear The Music" opens the album, is the project of the legend of rock nacional Tito Losavio, who was a half of the sucessful duo Man Ray during the 90's. He had played with Charly García, Andrés Calamaro, Los Twists, etc. etc.

KooLTURE has made dozens of dance digital releases and is well known in the international underground electropop scene, having remixed and produced artists from around the world. The same happens to Demarco Electronic Project, the techno twins, who appear on a regular basis on the charts at Beatport.com, the most important dance/ electronic music store in the world. They've made all kind of records, from cutting edge electronic music to electronic tango to hard rock.

Polette is the legendary singer Paula Varela who uses to sing dozens of radio and TV jingles each year and had sung next to international stars like Deep Purple and Shakira.

Alfredo Norese is another known producer, ex member of Macaferri & Asociados, a successful 90's band from Argentina and author of many house tracks sold around the world. Auxiliar Channel and LastraX are very well know to fans of gothic/ industrial/ EBM music around the world. Its producer, Tecnoman SF, produces and records regularly European artists for labels from around the world.

A special mention goes to "Ecstatic Days", the collaboration between Canal Pop and Bea. Canal Pop is the project of Emiliano Canal, a producer from Argentina specialized in pop music with vocals in English and Bea is Bea Conenna, singer from New York City who leads Bea Ba, a North American band that makes rock en español. During a visit of Bea to Buenos Aires they got together and recorded this hit, released as a single by Eternal Sunday. They also made a music video that it’s the official music video for this compilation.

Southern Electro Originals was born to show the world the quality of the Argentinean pop music with vocals in English scene. This was a scene who had almost no support from labels till, Eternal Sunday appeared.

Southern electro Originals is an exclusive digital release. A CD edition will be released soon.



Click here to get it at iTunes!