This is the first release of Sleepless which reveals Aaron Potter's skill and mastery of his genre. Sleepless began in late 2011 as an experimental sound outlet for Australian producer Aaron Potter. Combining layered electronics fused with raw human emotion, the music can be described as a hybrid of Electro-Industrial with elements of IDM and Drum and Bass. The release caters to fans of hard dance and drum n bass with breakbeat, IDM and industrial elements. A must hear from CRL Studios.

Hot on the tail of the I Can't Wait Remixes comes Wish Upon A Blackstar remix collection number five - The Best It's Gonna Get Remixes. Celldweller's dynamic song shifts from intricate electronic atmospherics and bass rhythms to overpowering metal riffs, and the twelve remixes included here utilize no restraint in reconstructing "The Best It's Gonna Get" into Psy-Trance, EBM, Industrial Rock, and more.

First place: TweakerRay Dream ReMix
Second place: GReeNOX Siren Mix
Third place: Nitrobenzodiazepine Juggernaut Mix

After a promising debut artist single, "Kill Me Every Time", gave indication that Blue Stahli was not your typical floundering twenty-something musician but was, indeed, a name to watch and a sound to pay attention to, he wrote a handful of short but powerful instrumental cuts geared for Film/TV/Video Game licensing. It was a stretching of limbs and a cracking of knuckles, so to speak, before Stahli turned his attention back to creating a proper artist debut album. Antisleep Vol. 01 collects 18 of those eclectic, high-energy production tracks and proves that this is an artist who can appropriate any genre that wanders across his path - from scorching alternative rock to...   
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If you haven't yet heard, here's the news: Blue Stahli is indeed writing songs for the follow up to his ass-kicking self- titled debut album! Unfortunately, he's working on those songs from within a prison cell. This brand new stand-alone single tells you why. Musically, the chainsaw pop of "Never Dance Again" is Bret's love letter to the 80s. Thematically, the song is a love letter to...well, you'll see. In case it isn't overly obvious to you after listening, Bret's a jealous lover. Let that be a word of warning to any of his fans who wear some other band's T-shirt to a Blue Stahli show. "Never Dance Again" comes accompanied by a...   
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Based in Toronto, Canada, Raggedy Angry plays a fusion on sounds ranging from synth-pop, alternative rock, punk and metal all packaged into one slickly produced package. The new album, entitled Dead Beats, is a frenetic mixture of driving guitars, hyperactive vocals, and frenzied electronics. Blending elements from what seems to be every influence under the sun, Raggedy Angry is a compelling act and Dead Beats is a fun, diverse album.

Blue Stahli's third single hit fans hard with massive guitars and glitched out vox in tandem to layers of smooth harmonies - a chaotic slice of industrial rock with huge riffs and an unforgettable chorus. Now, "ULTRAnumb" has been thoroughly thrashed by the FiXT Remix community, with 18 mixes rewiring Stahli's song into hard Drum'n'Bass, rocked-out Trance, Electro-Metal and more. The Deluxe Edition includes eleven instrumental versions and five bonus remixes.

RIOT 87 launched at the height of Psytrance's hold on electronic dance music and quickly became a top EDM act in their native Serbia. After discovering FiXT and the hybrid stylings of Celldweller and Blue Stahli in 2009, they undertook a transformation. They now emerge having wholly evolved into a metalstep juggernaut, fusing together giant metal riffs and punishing dubstep/drum'n'bass beats. RIOT 87's take on a classic horror film theme is followed by six brand new, never-before-heard remixes of Celldweller, Blue Stahli, and Squarehead that shatter any constrictions on the genre. You've never heard it this hard or this heavy. This is Dubstep with more...   
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Over the course of its existence, the FiXT Remix community gave rise to a handful of producers who transcended the role of remixer and became successful independent artists in their own right. The Luna Sequence is one such example. Kaia Young's trademark touch mixed high velocity drum'n'bass rhythms and glitchy electronica with razor sharp metal guitar riffs that betrayed the artist's background in hardcore punk. Winning the Take It & Break It contest for Celldweller's "Frozen" with her As Ember Remix brought The Luna Sequence to prominence early on, and as FiXT Remix evolved out of TI&BI and grew into a fully-formed community, Kaia's remixing...   
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Over the course of its existence, the FiXT Remix community gave rise to a handful of producers who transcended the role of remixer and became successful independent artists in their own right. Daniel Voicians first gained the attention of the FiXT community with a remix of Celldweller's "Switchback" in 2008 in the third and final Take It & Break It competition, the forerunners of FiXT Remix proper. With swirling layers of glitchy clicks and beats, lush electronica, and contemplative piano melodies, the remix brought the young German producer a hand-picked ranking of third place. A remix of Subkulture's "Erasus" later that year secured Daniel's spot...   
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RIOT 87 launched at the height of Psytrance's hold on electronic dance music and quickly became a top EDM act in their native Serbia. After discovering FiXT and the hybrid stylings of Celldweller and Blue Stahli in 2009, they undertook a transformation. They now emerge having wholly evolved into a metalstep juggernaut, fusing together giant metal riffs and punishing dubstep/drum'n'bass beats. RIOT 87's take on a classic horror film theme is followed by six brand new, never-before-heard remixes of Celldweller, Blue Stahli, and Squarehead that shatter any constrictions on the genre. You've never heard it this hard or this heavy. This is Dubstep with more...   
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Damage Vault's debut track "Damaged" has been slashed and burned by the FiXT Remix community. Six bonus mixes come with purchase of the full album - fifteen total tracks!

This Album is a collection of remixes which TweakerRay created at FiXT Remix. It includes 1st place winning remixes of Celldweller: So Long Sentiment (Melancholic Movie Remix by TweakerRay) and Blue Stahli: Corner (Lost Sitar Remix V3 by TweakerRay) as well as some other goodies.

TweakerRay started remixing Celldweller in 2009 and gained attention with his "Louder Than Words" Remix. This was just the beginning of his remix career at FiXT Remix, which also later would lead to his first EP The Collector (Chapter 01).

FiXT Remix was a unique place, a home for beginners and experienced remixers & producers, who shared tricks and remixed awesome...   
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Recorded shortly before Adam Lambert found fame on American Idol, "Live the Life" was shelved for a couple of years while the vocalist competed on the show's eighth season and released his debut album on RCA. Now, the FiXT Remix community has turned J. Scott G.'s hard-hitting dance tune on its head, serving up interpretations in the key of Electro, Progressive House, Psy-Trance, Electro-Metal, and more.