“Don’t you want me baby?! Don’t you want me nowwwwwwwwww ,” oh my bad this isn’t the right song or the right era.

Well it’s certainly not The Human League but

Crack open that bottle of Champagne and turn up the volume- Tiesto’s podcast

Tiesto. ft the beautiful Nelly Furtado - Who Wants to be Alone, is quite enticing and it still made me feel like I should do the side to side 80’s head jerk move. Nelly Furtado, (will you marry me?!) is the same ginormous pop star that brought you “I’m like a Bird,” is now in a genre that I think her vocals could do some real damage in. Trance becoming its own genre in electronic music really took off with the old school Paul Oakenfold tracks that have been heard through billions of clubs and movies (Bourne Identity) in the world.

With artists such as Tiesto and Oakenfold you could expect to have some quality vocalists fill in the void of these whimsical tunes, although I do love listening to music without lyrics I don’t mind an occasional sing along. I see Nelly Furtado as being one of those few individuals that can blend into any genre and still sound delicious. Although I think that trance is a bit played out I can’t hate too much for the fact Tiesto is what brought me to listening to mostly electronic music. I do wonder however why Tiesto didn’t bring Julie Thompson (Nothing 93 mix-Holden) or Kristy Hawkshaw (Just Be- Tiesto) into the mix but chose a more commercial pop-star, hrmmms??!

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I’m not always completely into the whole DJ Tiesto thing. However, I do have to give props for someone making a sick video. And this video is that to say the least. Tiesto and Australian dance music group Sneaky Sound System have released a video to Tiesto’s track “I Will Be Here” that will be coming out on his new album “Kaleidoscope” on October 10th. The video consists of: weird looking guy in glasses, sub woofer backpack, and lots of robot dancing. How can you beat that? Answer: you can’t.

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