From The Dutchbin Trailers

I wanna share these teasers, made by me, they are part of a serie of 5 promotional videos from the album "From The Dutchbin" of Nick Oosterhuis. They are similar with exception of the last two, (unfortunately never released and I have not the authorization in publish them). I only can publish the first three. 

First teaser (the draft)

You can find the Czech complete version from 1993 here.

Second teaser

Third Teaser (my favorite)

The love for Italodisco - Italove

The first time I was introduced to Italove with L'Amour, I could not avoid to recognize some tunes of Modern Talking on it, so I was intrigued by those guys with masks. The proposal was interesting and why not, also curious. We got a new band which would play the old sound showing that our good disco music never dies (our known slogan). For sure it captured our attention and also our support. The band is formed by Martin Blix, Dave LaRoxx and Dr. Mateo and they are from Sweden - Stockholm.

It is true that their melodic and catchy tunes can seduce the more nostalgic 80's disco lovers, but they also got to modernize the sounds to those times and as a result we have a fresh old sound, we can not really say that it is the classical Italodisco sound, but we also can not say it is not. In fact they define themselves as an Italodisco band. They still have not released an album, but their first singles have got a good popularity between the fans of this music style.

You can follow their official website for get more news about them

http://www.italove.it/

R.I.P. Birger Corleis

We are so sad about this new. Birger Corleis has passed away with 56 years old.

Birger Corleis was original member of the Modern Talking choir and several Bohlen productions included CCCatch and Blue System. He gave his voice to the track of Modern Talking “There’s Too Much Blue In Missing You”, although his credits were not included.  

He worked as studio singer with Mary Roos, Roy Black, Howard Carpendale, Nino de Angelo, Simone, Thomas Anders, among others. Working with his colleagues Rolf Köhler, Michael Scholz and Detlef Wiedeke, he was member of Springflut, Straight Flush, Junk Band and many others independent productions and music proyects. 

Later, he followed his own way playing and producing with his band Duckdivers, music in blues and country style.

Rest In Peace dear Birger

20.10.1955 - 30.10.2012