Showing posts with label The Cataracs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Cataracs. Show all posts

11 July 2011


On the back of her collaboration with boyband JLS, California singer/songwriter Dev releases her latest single, In The Dark. The track follows on from her UK top ten track, Bass Down Low, which featured fellow label mates The Cataracs.

Upon watching the video I wonder whether Dev has been inspired by the one and only Lady Gaga? Apart from Gaga's famous "paws up" pose Dev portrays in the video, she also wears sunglasses that look like they were inspired by Gaga's cigarette-frame sunglasses from the Telephone video.

Additionally, let's not forget the obvious connection - Gaga's track Dance In The Dark, which she released as a promotional single from The Fame Monster.

However, let's appreciate Dev's track for what it is - a great electro pop track.

Already released in the UK and US, there is no release date set for Australia as of yet. You can however visit Dev's online digital profile today to purchase Bass Down Low [ITUNES]

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On the back of her collaboration with boyband JLS, California singer/songwriter Dev releases her latest single, In The Dark. The track follows on from her UK top ten track, Bass Down Low, which featured fellow label mates The Cataracs.

Upon watching the video I wonder whether Dev has been inspired by the one and only Lady Gaga? Apart from Gaga's famous "paws up" pose Dev portrays in the video, she also wears sunglasses that look like they were inspired by Gaga's cigarette-frame sunglasses from the Telephone video.

Additionally, let's not forget the obvious connection - Gaga's track Dance In The Dark, which she released as a promotional single from The Fame Monster.

However, let's appreciate Dev's track for what it is - a great electro pop track.

Already released in the UK and US, there is no release date set for Australia as of yet. You can however visit Dev's online digital profile today to purchase Bass Down Low [ITUNES]

Make sure you keep up to date with all things music, like us on Facebook for regular updates.

22 March 2011


Hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg seems to be following suit in taking a journey down the house music road. Following in the footsteps of a variety of hip-hip, rap and R&B stars like the Black Eyed Peas and Chris Brown; Snoop has employed the talents of David Guetta to remix his 2010 single Wet.

The single, originally produced by The Cataracs (think Like a G6 with Far East Movement), was released in December 2010 and barely made an impact on the charts, anywhere. Enter Mr Guetta and three months later we have an immediate hit. Sweat (David Guetta Remix) is currently top twenty in the UK and top ten in Australia. The track is so hot here in Oz that it was the most added track to Australian radio last week, and as we speak, it's challenging Jennifer Lopez's On The Floor for the iTunes #1 downloaded track.

The video (below) is essentially a remixed version of Snoop's original Wet video - it's full of tramps, whores and two-bit hookers. But hey, who am I to judge. In fact, I may go as far as saying I think I even like it.

Hell - anything is better than than God forsaken piece of trash aka Friday by Rebecca Black (and that my dear friends, will be the last time I mention that bloody song!)




Hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg seems to be following suit in taking a journey down the house music road. Following in the footsteps of a variety of hip-hip, rap and R&B stars like the Black Eyed Peas and Chris Brown; Snoop has employed the talents of David Guetta to remix his 2010 single Wet.

The single, originally produced by The Cataracs (think Like a G6 with Far East Movement), was released in December 2010 and barely made an impact on the charts, anywhere. Enter Mr Guetta and three months later we have an immediate hit. Sweat (David Guetta Remix) is currently top twenty in the UK and top ten in Australia. The track is so hot here in Oz that it was the most added track to Australian radio last week, and as we speak, it's challenging Jennifer Lopez's On The Floor for the iTunes #1 downloaded track.

The video (below) is essentially a remixed version of Snoop's original Wet video - it's full of tramps, whores and two-bit hookers. But hey, who am I to judge. In fact, I may go as far as saying I think I even like it.

Hell - anything is better than than God forsaken piece of trash aka Friday by Rebecca Black (and that my dear friends, will be the last time I mention that bloody song!)



25 October 2010


Climbing up the global charts faster than than Miley Cyrus can rip off her panties, Far East Movement feat. The Cataracs and Dev are really making waves with Like a G6. The track has just landed at #1 on the Billboard charts this week, and is climbing fast into the ARIA top 20 in Australia.

The group have been around since 2003 and have released five studio albums to date, however it's only now have they hit commercial success with Like a G6. The song has been on the airwaves for a few weeks, however only of late has it found it's way really implanted in my head.

If their success in the US is anything to go by, I'm predicting this'll rise to the top here as well. Keep your eyes on it. Enjoy the clip below.


Climbing up the global charts faster than than Miley Cyrus can rip off her panties, Far East Movement feat. The Cataracs and Dev are really making waves with Like a G6. The track has just landed at #1 on the Billboard charts this week, and is climbing fast into the ARIA top 20 in Australia.

The group have been around since 2003 and have released five studio albums to date, however it's only now have they hit commercial success with Like a G6. The song has been on the airwaves for a few weeks, however only of late has it found it's way really implanted in my head.

If their success in the US is anything to go by, I'm predicting this'll rise to the top here as well. Keep your eyes on it. Enjoy the clip below.