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Some of the best remixers and producers in the business were handpicked by Tiësto to bring their supreme talents to the album. Included are remixes from Tiësto himself as well as Philip D, Avicii, Bart B More, Wolfgang Gartner, Ferry Corsten, Nic Chagall, Jonas Stenberg, and more…

KALEIDOSCOPE REMIXED WILL BE RELEASED:
Aug 31 – USA & Canada
September 6 – Rest of the World

TRACK LIST

Tiësto feat. Sneaky Sound System – I Will Be Here (Tiësto Remix)
Tiësto feat. Kele Okereke – It’s Not The Things You Say (Ali Wilson Tekelec Remix)*
Tiësto feat. Nelly Furtado – Who Wants To Be Alone (Philip D Remix)*
Tiësto – Louder Than Boom (Bart B More Remix)
Tiësto feat. C.C. Sheffield – Escape Me (Avicii’s Remix At Night)
Tiësto feat. Emily Haines – Knock You Out (Mysto & Pizzi Remix)
Tiësto feat. Tegan & Sara – Feel It In My Bones (First State Remix)*
Tiësto feat. Jónsi – Kaleidoscope (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Tiësto feat. Cary Brothers – Here On Earth (Nic Chagall Remix)*
Tiësto – Surrounded By Light (Tiësto Remix)
Tiësto – Always Near (Tiësto Extended Beat Mix)
Tiësto feat. Priscilla Ahn – I Am Strong (Jonas Stenberg Remix)*
Tiësto feat. Calvin Harris – Century (Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix)*
Tiësto feat. Sneaky Sound System – I Will Be Here (Wolfgang Gartner Remix)

* = PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED

Digital versions of the album will feature extended mixes and bonus tracks.

Kaleidoscope Remixed Preview

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Tiësto feat. Nelly Furtado – Who Wants To Be Alone (Philip D Remix)

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Track listing
01. I Will Be Here (Tiësto Remix)
02. It’s Not The Things You Say (Ali Wilson Remix)
03. Who Wants To Be Alone (Phillip D Remix)
04. Louder Than Boom (Bart B More Remix)
05. Escape Me (Avicii Remix)
06. Knock You Out (Mysto & Pizzi Remix)
07. Feel It in My Bones (First State Remix)
08. Kaleidoscope (Ferry Corsten Remix)
09. Here On Earth (Nic Chagall Remix)
10. Surrounded By Light (Extended Tiësto Remix)
11. Always Near (Extended Tiësto Beat Mix)
12. I Am Strong (Jonas Sternberg Remix)
13. Century (Sultan Remix)
14. I Will Be Here (Wolfgang Gartner Remix)

The album contains 8 new tracks composed exclusively for the Olympic Games Athens 2004 Opening Ceremony, and 4 other well known tracks (Traffic, Lethal Industry, Adagio for Strings and Forever Today). An unmixed version was also released.

Track listing
1. Heroes
2. Breda 8pm (DJ Montana Edit)
3. Ancient History
4. Traffic
5. Euphoria
6. Athena
7. Olympic Flame
8. Lethal Industry
9. Coming Home
10. Adagio for Strings
11. Victorious
12. Forever Today

Track listing

Just Be: Remixed Disc 1
1. Love Comes Again (Mark Norman Remix)(BT vocals)
2. Traffic (Max Walder Remix)
3. Traffic (DJ Montana 12 Edit)
4. Nyana (T4L Remix)
5. UR (Junkie XL Air Guitar Mix)
6. UR (Leama &Moor Remix)
7. A Tear In The Open (Leama & Moor Remix)

Just Be: Remixed Disc 2
1. Just Be (Antillas Club Mix)
2. Just Be (Antillas Dub Mix)
3. Just Be (514 Remix)
4. Just Be (Wally Lopez La Factoria Vocal Remix)
5. Adagio for Strings (Danjo & Styles Remix)
6. Adagio for Strings (Phynn Remix)
7. Adagio for Strings (Fred Baker Remix)

After the success of his original Elements of Life album,
Tiësto returns with a brand new remixed edition.

All eleven tracks of the original album are presented in a remixed version,
where the song ‘He’s A Pirate’ is now replaced with the previously unavailable ‘No More Heroes’,
a track Tiësto especially recorded for the performances of the
Blue Man Group during some of his Elements of Life World Tour concerts.

The remixes included were made by established artists like
Cosmic Gate, Dirty South and Fonzerelli to name a few
and several of these new versions have been played extensively
by Tiësto during his Elements of Life World Tour.

Track listing:
01. Ten Seconds Before Sunrise (First State Remix)
02. Everything (featuring JES) (Cosmic Gate Remix)
03. Do You Feel Me (featuring Julie Thompson) (Roger Martinez Remix) (5:08)
04. Carpe Noctum (Fire Element Mix) (5:48)
05. Driving To Heaven (Mat Zo Remix) (7:10)
06. Sweet Things (featuring Charlotte Martin) (Tom Cloud Remix) (6:25)
07. Bright Morningstar (Andy Duguid Remix) (7:36)
08. Break My Fall (featuring BT) (Richard Durand Remix) (5:23)
09. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Dirty South Remix) (5:49)
10. Dance4Life (featuring Maxi Jazz) (Fonzerelli Remix) (6:17)
11. Elements Of Life (Alex Kunnari Remix) (6:33)
Bonustrack: No More Heroes (featuring Blue Man Group)

For today, it is known, that Philip D is going to prepare remix for one of Tiesto’s track. This track was recorded together with Nelly Furtado and is called – “Who Wants To Be Alone”. Tiesto said, that he really liked, Philip D feat. TLB work “Over You”, and decided to add him to the list with producers who are going to prepare remixed for his fourth solo album “Kaleidoscope”.

Released on the 31st of August 2010, Tiesto presents his latest album remake “Kaleidoscope Remixed” featuring producers like: Ferry Corsten, Nic Chagall, First State, Phillip D, and many more who prepared new remixes.

Tracklisting Tiësto – Kaleidoscope: Remixed

1. I Will Be Here (Tiësto Remix)
2. It’s Not The Things You Say (Ali Wilson Remix)
3. Who Wants To Be Alone (Phillip D Remix)
4. Louder Than a Boo (Bart B More Remix)
5. Escape Me (Avicci Remix)
6. Knock You Out (Mysto & Pizzi Remix)
7. Feel It in My Bones (First State Remix)
8. Kaleidoscope (Ferry Corsten Remix)
9. Here on Earth (Nic Chagall Remix)
10. Surrounded By Light (Extended Tiësto Remix)
11. Always Near (Extended Tiësto Beat Mix)
12. I Am Strong (Jonas Sternberg Remix)
13. Century (Sultan Remix)
14. I Will Be Here (Wolfgang Gartner Remix)

Released on Nebula this May Tiësto – Magikal Journey – The Hits Collection 1998-2008 is the soundtrack to this amazing period of Tiësto’s career. Bringing together the most euphoric moments from Tiësto’s highly successful four artist albums released between 1998 and 2008, namely In My Memory, Just Be, Parade Of The Athletes and Elements Of Life.

Presented over two CDs, disc one features 15 huge classics including Adagio For Strings, Flight 643, Lethal Industry, Love Comes Again and Suburban Train, amongst others, making Magikal Journey the definitive collection for all Tiësto and electronic music fans alike. Alongside these are two previously unreleased Tiësto tracks, Goldrush and Magikal Circus, making this an even more essential Tiësto album.

As a further bonus, disc two features 11 brand new versions of Tiësto’s classics by some of today’s biggest dance artists including remixes from Laidback Luke, Richard Durand, Spencer & Hill, Sean Tyas and Airbase PLUS three brand new & exclusive Tiësto remixes of tracks In The Dark, In My Memory and Just Be.

Tiësto – Magikal Journey – The Hits Collection 1998-2008 is set to be one of summer 2010’s biggest, if not the biggest, dance albums!

TIESTO – MAGIKAL JOURNEY – THE HITS COLLECTION 1998 – 2008 – TRACKLISTING

CD 1
1. Flight 643 (Radio Edit) (2:53)
2. Suburban Train (Radio Edit) (3:26)
3. Lethal Industry (Radio Edit) (2:43)
4. In My Memory (featuring Nicola Hitchcock) (6:05)
5. Traffic (Radio Edit) (2:54)
6. Love Comes Again (featuring BT) (Radio Edit) (3:15)
7. Just Be (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw) (Radio Edit) (3:13)
8. Adagio For Strings (Radio Edit) (3:27)
9. Dance4Life (featuring Maxi Jazz) (Radio Edit) (3:35)
10. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Radio Edit) (3:54)
11. Break My Fall (featuring BT) (Radio Edit) (3:27)
12. Elements Of Life (Radio Edit Live From Copenhagen) (3:34)
13. 643 (Love’s On Fire) (featuring Suzanne Palmer) (Radio Edit) (2:49)
14. Goldrush (Edit) (3:30)
15. Magikal Circus (Edit) (5:34)
16. Obsession (vs. Junkie XL) (9:10)
17. Forever Today (12:03)

CD 2
1. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Tiësto 2010 Remix) (7:12)
2. In My Memory (featuring Nicola Hitchcock) (Tiësto Remix) (9:14)
3. Just Be (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw) (Tiësto Remix) (9:16)
4. Lethal Industry (Hardwell Remix) (7:58)
5. Carpe Noctum (Spencer & Hill Dub) (5:51)
6. Everything (featuring JES) (Andrew Bennett Remix) (9:36)
7. Elements Of Life (Airbase Remix) (8:14)
8. Traffic (Richard Durand Remix) (6:58)
9. Flight 643 (Laidback Luke 2010 Rework) (7:42)
10. Dance4Life (featuring Maxi Jazz) (Sander Van Doorn Remix) (7:37)
11. Suburban Train (Sean Tyas Dirty Mix) (8:09)
12. Love Comes Again (featuring BT) (Bart Claessen Remix) (9:20)

Digital Bonus Tracks
1. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Shiny Toy Guns Club Mix) (7:48)
2. Love Comes Again (featuring BT) (Myon & Shane 54 Monster Mix) (6:33)

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Tiesto – Magikal Journey The Hits Collection 1998 – 2008 (Official Minimix)

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This historical overview is an absolute must have collector’s item for the true Tiësto fan
and offers a perfect opportunity for the DJs to finally own those exclusive remixes,
now finally available on “Tiësto – Magikal Journey: The Hit Colllection 1998 -2008”!

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Tracklisting:
Disc 1.
1. Flight 643 (Radio Edit) (2:53)
2. Suburban Train (Radio Edit) (3:26)
3. Lethal Industry (Radio Edit) (2:43)
4. In My Memory (featuring Nicola Hitchcock) (6:05)
5. Traffic (Radio Edit) (2:54)
6. Love Comes Again (featuring BT) (Radio Edit) (3:15)
7. Just Be (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw) (Radio Edit) (3:13)
8. Adagio For Strings (Radio Edit) (3:27)
9. Dance4Life (featuring Maxi Jazz) (Radio Edit) (3:35)
10. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Radio Edit) (3:54)
11. Break My Fall (featuring BT) (Radio Edit) (3:27)
12. Elements Of Life (Radio Edit Live From Copenhagen) (3:34)
13. 643 (Love’s On Fire) (featuring Suzanne Palmer) (Radio Edit) (2:49)
14. Goldrush (Edit) (3:30)
15. Magikal Circus (Edit) (5:34)
16. Obsession (vs. Junkie XL) (9:10)
17. Forever Today (12:03)

Disc 2.
1. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Tiësto 2010 Remix) (7:12)
2. In My Memory (featuring Nicola Hitchcock) (Tiësto Remix) (9:14)
3. Just Be (featuring Kirsty Hawkshaw) (Tiësto Remix) (9:16)
4. Lethal Industry (Hardwell Remix) (7:58)
5. Carpe Noctum (Spencer & Hill Dub) (5:51)
6. Everything (featuring JES) (Andrew Bennett Remix) (9:36)
7. Elements Of Life (Airbase Remix) (8:14)
8. Traffic (Richard Durand Remix) (6:58)
9. Flight 643 (Laidback Luke 2010 Rework) (7:42)
10. Dance4Life (featuring Maxi Jazz) (Sander Van Doorn Remix) (7:37)
11. Suburban Train (Sean Tyas Dirty Mix) (8:09)
12. Love Comes Again (featuring BT) (Bart Claessen Remix) (9:20)

Digital Bonus Tracks
1. In The Dark (featuring Christian Burns) (Shiny Toy Guns Club Mix) (7:48)
2. Love Comes Again (featuring BT) (Myon & Shane 54 Monster Mix) (6:33)

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Tiesto – Magikal Journey The Hits Collection 1998 – 2008 (Official Minimix)

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He sells out arenas and coliseums around the world, hosts summer residencies in the world’s biggest nightclub and played to a TV audience of billions at the 2004 Olympics opening ceremonies, but until now, one group of music fans has eluded Tiesto.

“Everybody comes out to a Tiesto show, in general,” said the Dutch superstar trance DJ. “The normal, regular people do — not the extreme indie hipsters.”

But his new album, Kaleidoscope, may give some indie-rock diehards feelings of confusion they’ve never experienced before: It marries the glittering synths and expansive, expensive-sounding production of trance music to vocals from the likes of Bloc Party’s Kele Okereke, Sigur Ros’ Jonsi and Canadians Emily Haines (Metric) and Tegan & Sara.

The singers were all, apparently, eager to collaborate, despite what Tiesto has found to be the closed-mindedness of their genre’s fans.

“The indie-rock crowd is a very arrogant, very moody crowd,” he observed. “They don’t like anything except the original ‘pure’ song; also they only like the first album of any artist — the second album is always bad. My purpose with this album was not to break into the indie world, but more to expose the indie world to my craft.”

He says this with a cheery self-confidence that suggests he’s capable of anything.

Crouched in a chair in a staff room hidden away in the basement of Toronto’s HMV store on Yonge Street, the man born Tijs Michiel Verwest in Breda, the Netherlands, in 1969 looks more like an action hero than a DJ. He sports a sleek black outfit, a closely-cropped haircut and a healthy tan, and he’s bigger than his own personal bouncer (who stands dourly by the door during our interview, presumably on guard against dangerous indie-rock purists brandishing Pavement CDs).

He refers to his DJ alter ego in the third person (“If you know how the old Tiesto plays, and you hear him now, it’s such different things”), and calls himself “a global citizen — I’ve been around the world for the last 10 years, so I know the world really well.”

Three floors up, a gathering of hundreds is sandwiched between HMV’s aisles, awaiting his in-store performance. They’re here to hear new tracks from Kaleidoscope for the first time, but they’re also clearly captivated by Tiesto’s image: When he appears to spin his half-hour set, many of them, instead of dancing, stand rooted to the spot, holding up cameras to film the whole performance.

Tiesto has been canny about building himself as a brand: He’s had fashion tie-ins with the likes of Armani and Reebok, and one factor in his choosing which artist to remix has been whether that person’s fame will increase his own.

“I had maybe three (remixes) that I was not really happy about,” he admits. “The song wasn’t that great, but it’s such a high-profile band — my manager was like, ‘Yeah, you should do it, because millions of people are going to see that mix.’”

And yet, his move to embrace indie rock on his own material appears to be less calculated.

“There’s more musical freedom again, ’cause you don’t sell any CDs anymore,” he said. “You can start making music just for the art of it. That’s why everything is so different on (Kaleidoscope).”

The album’s concept arose, he explains, after he noticed a number of indie-rock musicians incorporating electronic elements into their music.

After developing a rangy trance remix of Tegan & Sara’s single “Back in Your Head” in 2007, he decided he liked his version better than the original, “and that’s why I decided to move on with that sound.”

The artistic crossover he was seeking didn’t happen immediately — not all of the artists whom he approached understood his concept.

“Some people were actually disappointing because they’d hear a beat and they’d start singing on a beat,” he said. “I wanted them to sing (with) that natural flow they have when they sing on a guitar.”

Tiesto moved into what he describes as a more “intimate” and “eclectic” production style, and together, he and the singers crafted actual songs, rather than extended trance tracks with repeated vocal hooks — a move he describes as “pretty extreme” for him.

Occasionally the results were poppier than he had projected: Kianna, of Tilly and the Wall, a band so far out of the mainstream they use a tap dancer instead of a drummer, bursts into full-on dance diva mode on “You are My Diamond,” and even the prowling, banging “Knock You Out,” featuring Emily Haines, is apparently less dark than the “rocktronic” demo Tiesto delivered to the singer. This last track, as well as the undeniably catchy Tegan & Sara feature “Feel It in My Bones,” are standouts, combining intensity and euphoria.

If indeed indie-rock fans are convinced, what will the club crowd think?

“The indie vocals are always a little edgy,” said Tiesto, “and they’re used to these beautiful female vocals (singing) ‘La la la.’ It’s a little less cheesy, so people have to get used to the vocals, but once they get used to it, I think it’s more timeless.”

Kaleidoscope was released Tuesday by Ultra Records.

Source: www.canada.com