Press
Eleonora and Sona interviewed for URBNET Magazine
Eleonora and Sona share the latest news about themselves and the Stilnovo label during these nice interviews with URBNET magazine. Check out the full features at http://www.urbnet.com/editorial.asp?ueid=1394 and http://www.urbnet.com/editorial.asp?ueid=1268
Positive Flow – Dance of The Soul on BBC 1Xtra
Our fourth Stilnovo single, Positive Flow – Dance of The Soul has been also playlisted by BBC 1Xtra DJ Footlose in July and August, for his radio show.
Footloose chose the Tech House sounds of Demarkus Lewis’ Deez TechSoul Vocal Mix.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/footloose/20090719.shtm for the full playlist.
6pod9 – Aire reviewed on SoundReflect
Debut release on Stilnovo from Electronic sensation Manu Alonso AKA 6pod9. This release is sure to fascinate lovers of Deep and Tech House alike.
As a fast rising talent in the Electronic music scene, 6pod9 has developed a very unique sound which spans from the most banging minimal electro, to spacial ambient. Whatever the genre, 6pod9 always brings elegance and sophistication to his creations and is setting the standards for the new generation of producers.
Already releasing award winning sample packs for companies such as Loopmasters, Samplemagic and Zero-G, 6pod9 is a natural when it comes to sound design.
The package also includes a stunning mix from Demarkus Lewis, who revisited the track in his own signature house style, making this the perfect choice for the club, while still remaining true to its original vibe.
Rogiers ft. Bilal – Hollywood Story (Remixes)
On a deeper, though possibly even more soulful, note comes this debut release from Stilnovo with these excellent remixes giving the release even more urgency. The ‘Leech & Maxime Cescau Remix’ adds an intense rhythm section to Bilal Oliver’s sweet vocal delivery which cleverly disguises its cynical subject matter re. the Hollywood set et al. Next is the ‘Sona Remix’ which gets more twisted with warped keyboards and an off -kilter atmosphere to neatly suit the alternative take.
M8 Magazine (Greg Fenton)
