7 Wild (Jason Jayma & DJ Scorpio Radio Mix) by Young Pals Music
Garnering rave reviews with his remix productions, Atlanta-based Jason Jayma has remixed some of the brightest & newest talent in the industry as well as a few established artists including Christina Aguilera, Delta Goodrem, Lady Gaga, Matt Zarley, Rihanna, and Kaci Battaglia. Collaborating with Swedish vocal sensation Nana D'Aquini, Jayma self-released his own remake of the 80's classic 'Fame." Jason Jayma started his career 15 years ago in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio making mash-up remixes, and mix tapes for the local dance scene.
Teaming up with Jayma for their second collaboration release, Keith Mobley, DJ Scorpio has been passionate about music ever since he received a drum set for Christmas at age four. Making Atlanta, Georgia his home in 2002, DJ Scorpio has become a well-known name in the circuit scene. DJ Scorpio continues his international acclaim as a DJ spinning in both Europe and the US. Headlining side-by-side with Dj’s Paulo, Connie Casserole, Frank Wild, Eduardo De La Torre, Manny Lehman, Manuel Carranco, and Per QX.
3 Wild (Lukesavant Club Mix) - TINATIN by Young Pals Music
In 2000, Lukesavant began exploring the world of remixing having never re-created a single note. In short, by 2003 Lukesavant established himself as a main-stay in the online Madonna fan community as a fan remixer of Madonna's music and has remained so ever since with worldwide name and sound-style recognition. Later in 2008, Lukesavant had his first official remix released on iTunes of a track called "Here I Am" by singer/songwriter Matt Zarley. This mix was a very mellow non-traditional dance remix. Again in 2010, Matt Zarley's camp approached Lukesavant to remix another release from M. Zarley. This time, it was pure dance floor heaven and became Lukesavant's 2nd official remix release on iTunes. Early Spring 2011, Lukesavant was given the opportunity to remix Tinatin's "Wild" for Young Pals Records. Lukesavant jumped on the opportunity and delivered a solid club mix again for the dance floor. Lukesavant is based in Southern California.
1 Wild (Ayhan Sahin Crystal Ball Remix) by Young Pals Music
Sahin has worked with Olivia Newton-John, Melba Moore, Phoebe Snow, Turkish superstar Sezen Aksu, Sandra Bernhard and a half-dozen “American Idol” finalists, including the 2010 debut single for “AI” season eight finalist/comedian Norman Gentle, “Bitch Slap!” He is associate producer of the award-winning music documentary “Lift Humanitarian Relief Songs Initiative,” which features Tinatin as one of 35 vocalists from around the world.
4 Wild (Tom Noize Remix) by Young Pals Music
Future Music Magazine: "We love the bass, we love the drums but it's when the vocal starts that you realise that you are listening to something really special. Vocalist ST is superb and Tamas (aka Tom Noize) has recorded her brilliantly, and set her voice as the jewel in an edgy commercial Electro House record." (Get A Rush)
MixMag /Trance Tunes/: "Tom Noize presents his second track with Vision pop group member ST on vocals. The original has a house feel, but it's melancholic as only trance can be, and Hungarian ST's voice is sweety unaffected and full of charm." (Spinning)
DMC World Trance chart no.2, UK Club chart no.10, Music Week Club chart no. 12. – support from Ferry Corsten, Matt Darey, Mr. Sam, Alex Morph, Woody van Eyden and The Flash Brothers. These days are really interesting for Tom Noize, the hungarian DJ and producer...
An upcoming DJ/producer from the center of Europe is smashing the world charts! After the hungarian release of the hit single Depeche Mode cover "Strangelove" Tom Noize joined the Loverush Digital family, and started to burn up the DMC World Trance, UK Club and the Music Week Club Charts! His first release in the UK ’Get a rush’ was no.2. on the DMC World Trance Chart. ’Spinning’ was no.12. on Music Week Club Chart, and spent some great weeks on DMC too. ’Spinning’ made a huge storm: It could enter the playlists of the dance radios in the United States, and recieved top supporters, like Alex Morph, Woody van Eyden and The Flash Brothers, just to name a few.
In 2011 Tom Noize became one of the leader DJ's of Hungary's brand new dance radio: Radio Face on FM 88.1. With his live saturday night show he's one of the best selling DJ/producers of the country. This year was full of remixes: Soha, Tiff Lacey, Joyce Sims and Sylvia Tosun with her no.3. Billboard Hit: World Keeps Turning!
New releases coming soon on Sea To Sun and Radj Music!
5 Wild (Orly Productions Remix) by Young Pals Music
Cuban American born in Miami, Florida...Orly has been a musician from as early as 5 years old. Always having a knack for synthesizers and composing electronic music, he has dedicated most of his career in developing and mastering his own style and unique flavor. Seven Years dedicating his talent into producing and remixing... He brilliantly combines a mix of the old Miami dance sound and switches it up to today’s modern dance culture.
Always working on his originality and creativity he works on Electro, Progressive and House beats that tear up the dance floors.
Working with Countless musicians, singers, and record labels, he has managed to captivate them with his blend of urban electronica that has enabled him to get much attention from outside of the United States and into European market.
Orly is currently running his own dance label "Orly Productions" and is also working with other label around the world.
6 Wild (Jay Moore Synth Mix) by Young Pals Music
A true music lover, Jay has been passionately mixing and creating music since 1997. He began as a DJ landing gigs and building a loyal fan base with his mixing style. He next found acclaim when he shared his private mixes, bootlegs and re-edits other other dj’s around New York City. With his wide knowledge of music, technical skills and a ear for unique sounds, getting into production was a logical next step.
Jay Moore continues to build his reputation as a talented producer with a distinctive sound palette and arrangement style.
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