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Interview: Luke Chable & Danny Bonicci
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Both hailing from Australia, it was back in 2004 when Luke Chable and Danny Bonnici released a track called Ride that was released on Desyn Masiello's Alternative Route label. The release caused quite a stir as IDJ chose it as their Progressive Tune of The Year, whilst Pete Tong made it one of his Essential new tunes. Quite a mean feat for Luke, who shot to instant fame after releasing the track called Accelerator, under his Quest moniker. The release was included in an incredible number of charts, licensed to eight compilations and was repressed four times due to serious demand.
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[2006/12/05 16:20] @
365Mag.Com
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Baroque presents Shiloh - Show Relaunch!
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Yes, it's true the last year has been a bit of some down-time for Shiloh. That said, 2007 still saw their Elements album come out on Baroque, the release of "Cafe Del Mariachi", and the Tracker album with Luke Chable get about 90% done--among other things. So, not a bad year actually. That said, it's true that the Moreh brothers were happy to kinda hang behind the scenes a lot more than people are used to. And now they're back.
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[2007/12/06 22:00] @
Proton Radio
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Electronic Pioneer signs to Chew the Fat!
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Legendary electronic pioneer Unique 3 has just signed to Chew The Fat! With a deal that not only means you will expect to see this untouchable DJ playing out and about a hell of a lot more but also that one of the biggest tracks in the history of UK electronica The Theme will see a full UK re-release early next year on Fat! Records featuring a whole host of new mixes!
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[2006/11/20 18:00] @
Beatfactor
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Therapy Sessions 3
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Following on from the highly successful Volumes One and Two featuring Australias finest, Phil K and Luke Chable and done in conjunction with Renaissance, Audio Therapy now proudly present Therapy Sessions Volume 3.
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[2006/08/26 21:01] @
4clubbers.net
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Lexicon Avenue & Dave Seaman - Therapy Sessions Volume III
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Following on from the first two volumes released on Renaissance over the past two years, Dave Seaman's 'Therapy Sessions' series now heads home to Audio Therapy, where this time around he's joined by some proper homegrown UK talent - the connaisseurs of house themselves, Lexicon Avenue. With past volumes having featured Phil K and Luke Chable, 'Therapy Sessions Volume III' looks set to be the finest in the series yet, with a who's who of current and future talent represented across both discs, and all the info you need is right here.
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[2006/08/12 00:00] @
[PS] Progressive-Sounds
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