Christopher Lawrence and Dave Audé team up with vocalist Jen Lasher for the
beautiful and evocative ‘Lie to Ourselves’.

Described as a “crossover” and “breakthrough” single, ‘Lie to Ourselves’ is
already receiving support from Paul Oakenfold, Matt Darey, Agnelli & Nelson,
Judge Jules, Thrillseekers, M.I.K.E, Ronski Speed, Kuffdam, , Cor Fijneman,
Dave Pearce, DJ Feel, David & Carr, Nicholas Bennison and Graham Gold to
name a few.

Listen and you will see why.

Destined to explode across dance floors around the World, ‘Lie to Ourselves’
demonstrates why Christopher has continued to remain at the forefront of the
global dance music scene. Famous for his underground sound, ‘America’s Top
Trance DJ’ crosses over into the world of ethereal vocals and haunting
melodies with this release.

Dave Audé is considered one of the US’s top remixers and producers. He has
dominated the Billboard Dance Chart with 32 number 1 singles, having worked
with everyone from U2, Sting, Kelly Clarkson, Britney Spears, Depeche Mode,
Coldplay, Pussycat Dolls, Beyoncé, tATu and Nelly Furtado to Korn.

Vocalist Jen Lasher has been described as “D.C.’s Princess of Darkness” by
Remix Magazine. She has recorded with US breaks stars DJ Icey, Baby Anne and
as well as with industrial bands such as Shiny Toy Guns.

‘Lie to Ourselves’ features remixes from some of the US’s top talents. There
is a progressive house remix from John Debo, an electro house remix from Jen
Lasher and trance remixes from DJ Micro and David & Carr.

There is a ‘Lie to Ourselves’ music video, which includes footage from Jen
Lasher’s live vocal performance during Christopher Lawrence’s set at this
years famed Coachella Festival in Southern California. Check it out at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JznHUwttGLM.

The vocal single is a departure for Christopher Lawrence, who has not
recorded a vocal track since ‘Freefall’, which was featured on his widely
acclaimed artist album ‘All or Nothing’ in 2004.

The return is well worth waiting for.

Out Now on Beatport.com:

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DJ Dan, one of the most respected DJs and producers, joins forces with the impressive Indie dance imprint Audacious Records again to present “That Phone Track 2009”. The Billboard chart-topper is back with a    ferocious set of remixes from smoking hot remixers; Calverton, HiJack, Mr. Wonk and Dave Audé. “That Phone Track 2009” is the latest from DJ Dan and Audacious Records.

 DJ Dan, knows a thing or two about a good track and that’s why he’s bringing you an earful of breathtaking beats with “That Phone Track 2009”. Dan invited a few of the industry’s hottest remixers to add their eclectic spin on the Dance music chart-topper, delivering ridiculously tight remixes that propel this seminal track to new heights.

“This is such an infectious track,” states DJ Dan.  “Listen to the dial tones and the busy signals intertwined with the savage beats, it’s crazy. Sure I produced it, but with these blazing new remixes, it’s ridiculous how it fills the dance floor”.

There is no doubt that DJ Dan is a commanding figure in Dance Music and “That Phone Track” is a single for the ages. Originally released on vinyl in 2004 as the follow up to “That Zipper Track”, this #1 Billboard single dominated with its spellbinding dial tones and busy signals that encompass a single that galvanizes dance floors to this day. With a new set of scorching remixes from Calverton, HiJack and Mr. Wonk, and Dave Audé, “That Phone Track 2009” is as crisp and fresh as the day the vinyl was pressed. 

Buy It Now on Beatport.com

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The motive underlying 2Audacious, the new set from Los Angeles multi-talent Dave Audé, deviates from those established patterns. “The only goal here was to assemble the best of Audacious Records from the past two years,” he says. (Just to heighten excitement, he added a soon-to-be-released update of DJ Dan’s 2003 classic “That Phone Track,” too.) “I just want to keep pushing the music I make and believe in, because in the past I’ve spent so much time on other artists’ records.”

Launched in April 2006, Audacious Records was founded under a very simple principle: “My mission was just to make music with my friends, and get it out there,” says Audé. “My friends being DJ Dan, Christopher Lawrence, Tall Paul, Charles Feelgood, and DJ Micro.” Other Audacious comrades-in-arms include singer and songwriter Sisely Treasure, and big-room favorite Gina Star, showcased here via her debut single “Rock With Me” (featuring vocals by DeAnna DellaCioppa).

While it is the product of a small circle of friends, assembled under the auspices of a single label, 2Audacious feels expansive and diverse. Retaining the seat-of-the-pants style that characterizes his DJ sets at parties like Caffeine and Meltdown, Audé sequences for maximum variety and thrills. Listen to how “Rock to the Rhythm,” a concoction of fat timbres, synthesized squiggles, and a dash of dancehall, rubs up against the dark and sensual “Push That Thing,” with its ecstatic, pitch-shifting vocal hook. Or the three-song suite at the album’s center, with DJ Dan’s “Further Damage” and “Needle Damage” bookending an exclusive Saeed Younan remix of Tall Paul’s meaty “Peep Show.” 

Available now on iTunes 

http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=303069350&s=1