While they’ve ditched the moniker, the trio known as Sympho Nympho have released “The Porno” as the follow up to “Conga Lust.” Getting explicit with an aptly titled figurative late night track, Erick Morillo returns with Harry Romero and Jose Nunez to deliver a sexy rolling beat with provocative samplings. A journey through a dance floor orgasm, “The Porno” offers the aura that has defined Subliminal‘s risqué afterhours attitude.
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Before taking his Subliminal squad to Miami’s Shelborne Pool next month, Erick Morillo has brought them together in the studio. Morillo, Harry Romero, and Jose Nunez — collectively known as Sypmho Nypmho — conjured a club beat for who else, but first lady Shawnee Taylor. “My Melody” serves as the follow up to October’s “Love In Me,” another holy matrimony within camp Subliminal. The latest offering from Morillo and his musical army strikes resemblance to classics like “Live Your Life” and “Stronger,” so take it on for size as the perfect fit for springtime club-goers.
Erick Morillo, Jose Nunez and Harry Romero ft. Shawnee Taylor – My Melody (Club Mix)
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Erick Morillo and Harry Romero — two thirds of Sympho Nympho – are welcoming Alex Kenji into the mix for Subliminal’s next energy-packed production. “Flamenco” builds with a cultural combination of mystical latin strings and a soulful Spanish vocal, which drops into firing synths, relentless snare, and an intricate bassline. Between outdoorsy Miami vibes and late night club appeal, the latest offering from Morillo’s squad delivers the dance chaos we’ve come to expect. Kenji’s contribution only diversifies “Flamenco,” making for a unique Subliminal release available on Beatport.
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Party squad Toolroom Knights is coming in hot with an expansive new compilation mixed by Forza — the Italian trio known individually as Alex Kenji, Manuel de la Mare, and Luigi Rocca. The massive compilation racks up the count to 43 tracks across three different albums and gives us an excellent review of a range of tech and acid house cuts from the last year. If that wasn’t enough, Forza also treats us to five new exclusives from each of the three producers, respectively. Other major additions to the compilation include Prok & Fitch‘s “Symphony,” Alex Kenji’s remix of Sander van Doorn‘s “Outro,” Joris Voorn‘s “Goodbye Fly,” Shawnee Taylor and Sympho Nympho‘s “Colors,” and Reboot’s “Enjoy Music” with a DJ Chus 2012 re-edit. Check out the five exclusives courtesy of Toolroom Records below.
The Subliminal team is back with another club anthem, and this time its fresh talents Denis The Menace and Sandro Monte that will be joining Erick Morillo on the production end. Contributing her soulful vocals once again is Shawnee Taylor, who has b
een the force behind hits such as “Live Your Life” and “Stronger.” “Love In Me” is set to complete the trifecta of these famed tunes as Morillo and friends have once again mastered the euphoric club vibe. The original mix along with a Sympho Nympho remix will be available October 23rd, but you’re sure to hear this monster at your next Subliminal affair.
House legend Erick Morillo has returned with two mixes of “Murder The Dancefloor.” This time Morillo has brought on Sympho Nympho and reggae vocalist Konshens to add something different to his subliminal dynasty. The tribal mix offers Morillo’s standard style of unbeatable drum work and Konshens soulful vocals, which give off the kind of dance floor vibes you crave late night. Morillo’s acid mix is a nice change up and is probably the mix that will actually murder the dance floor during peak time hours. Morillo’s versatility showcased on both mixes of “Murder The Dancefloor” as well as his impecable DJing skills makes him one of the best in the industry.
Erick Morillo & Konshens ft. Sympho Nympho – Murder The Dancefloor (Tribal Mix )
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Erick Morillo & Konshens ft. Sympho Nympho – Murder The Dancefloor (Acid Mix)
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illo is releasing a compilation with his favorite tunes for summer 2012. Mixed by Morillo himself along with Sympho Nympho, Subliminal 2012 features this season’s hottest dance floor killers that cover the mainstream and popular circuits. In addition to the eclectic selection, you will find offerings from the Subliminal stars themselves, including Morillo’s “If This Ain’t Love” and Sympho Nympho’s “Colors.” The double-disc compilation is due out on July 31st on Subliminal Records, but in the meantime, check the tracklist below the jump.
Subliminal Records boasts a super-squad that includes clubrockers Erick Morillo, Harry Romero, and Jose Nunez — AKA Sympho Nympho — and of course, their prized vocalist Shawnee Taylor. Together, Morillo and Taylor have teamed up for monster hits such as “Live Your Life” and “Stronger” to exemplify dance tracks that keep feet moving with vocals that raise spirits. Following that foolproof formula, Shawnee and Sympho Nympho have produced “Colors,” which has most recently seen a remix from Antranig. Take a listen to Subliminal’s new banger and head to Beatport for the official release.
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