Numbers can often can rule or dominate our lives, but sometimes numbers are a reminder to celebrate. Such is the case this week as we celebrate the number 52, as in 52 weeks, 52 shows, 52 hours to equal the first anniversary of Cadence Revolution.

If you want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 Mark Marshall – Something to Believe (Single Version)
04:20 Slow Club – Me And You
07:11 Johan Brunkvist – Romantic Adventure (JB Mix)

Crank It Up
11:52 Sally Shapiro – He keeps Me Alive
15:37 Derek James – Free Love
18:14 Wil Deynes – Super Wonderful
21:05 Sarah Nixey – Beautiful Oblivion
25:35 Karmyn Tyler – Luv Me So
28:54 Eyes Of Love – My Love Is U (Federico Conti Radio Cut)
32:22 Sean Woodby – Way You Dance
36:30 Montoya – Love Comes Over Me
41:15 4 To The Bar – Make Me Sweat
45:16 Howard Jones – Revolution of The Heart
48:27 Stereomovers – Love Is
51:44 Uncut – Kiss Me
55:04 1990s – You Made Me Like It
58:12 Bloc Party – I Still Remember

Cool It Down
62:03 Abra Moore – After All These Years
65:45 Kerry Politzer – Trampoline
69:10 Phobos – Lovers Embrace

Run Time 01:14:33
Cadence Revolution #52 (mp3)

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4 To The Bar
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Three elegant gentlemen and a charming lady clad in a long dress are the four musicians that 4 to the bar consists of. Should you now be thinking about bar music, you are absolutely right – however not in the sense of the location with alcoholic beverages, but rather the musical staff bar. Four-four time reigns here, so listen and we dare you to keep your feet still!

The critics turned up their noses in the 60s when jazz had a short, but heated affair with South American dance music – yet the new sound was a great success amongst the audience. 4 to the bar adores this music and supplies us with its European version of it.

This style, however, is not simply replayed, but newly composed and interpreted completely differently with bossa nova, samba and jazz elements.

The band incorporates its ideals into current day life, even transfers them onto pop songs that are familiar to all from the radio but have never been heard in that style. All remains different! This way, 4 to the bar succeeds in avoiding the typical problem that arises at dance parties, being that the fans of classical ballroom dance, the disco freaks and the rock and rollers cannot agree on a certain musical direction.

Such drive and esprit urge everyone onto the dance floor, making them feel good. Even after simply hearing the band’s CDs at home on a dry run, one feels an energetic burst, is supported by musical wings, buoyant, almost dancing into everyday life. This can of course also occur with other songs, but one is seldom seduced in such a subtle way.

They say time flies when you’re having fun, and this weeks mix of music features a lot of artists whose music will make the next hour feel more like sixty seconds.

If you want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 Volfoniq – Hypno Dub | Free Download
06:55 Jon Kennedy – 110% Proof

Crank It Up
09:56 Fat Naked Lady – Fat Naked Lady
15:24 Lennon – Infinitebeat2 Mix (Remix)
19:48 Zion Train – Eagle Ray
28:30 Kirsty Hawkshaw – It’s A Fine Day (Kinky Roland Mix)
34:34 Johan Brunkvist – Free to Be (Radio House Edit)
39:17 David Usher – Ugly Is Beautiful
43:01 Guards of Metropolis – Perfect World
45:55 Fort Pastor – March Out
48:38 Lovespirals – Sandcastles (Radio Edit)

Cool It Down
52:55 Yamasaki – Me Dad and Van The Man
56:48 Skywards – Central Calm

Run Time 01:01:24
Cadence Revolution #51 (mp3)

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Jon Kennedy
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Jon Kennedys music came to light when he was twenty four and Mr Scruff played his track Tell Me How You Feel on the Unfold radio show in Brighton, Tru Thoughts Recordings snapped him up straight away. He released three 12s and in 2000 his debut album Were Just Waiting For You Now came out.

Jon has an international following; hes easy to find and he responds to most people who contact him. He records under his real name, his website is also his name and his openness has encouraged people to make contact with the person behind the music. On a recent DJ tour of Japan, he was surprised by peoples reactions; When I was in Japan it was all drum ‘n bass and breakbeat – its about the speed of the beat. My stuff kind of intrigued them as the beat and bass are there, but theres other stuff going on, like spongy, muddy, scratchy and unusual sounds.

The rhythm of our bodies’ flows and pulses with life, energy, and strength which is mirrored in this weeks mix of music.

If you want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 Sweet Electra – Firefly (Acid Cabaret Mix)
07:26 Egg Chair Architects – I Find It In You

Crank It Up
12:33 Sun and Soul Shades – Let It Go (Federico Conti Mix)
19:50 Dalminjo – Come Here
26:14 Zion Train – Follow Like Wolves
31:28 Zion Train – Earthquake
35:49 Nova Barrio and Friends – Tu Sunrisa (Danson Version)
41:21 Carangelo – E Solo Musica
44:40 Duminie DePorres/Theo Parrish – The One
48:50 Fono – Dangerous | Free Download

Cool It Down
52:20 Shannon Hurley – Matter of Time
56:48 Crisopa – North Left | Free Download

Run Time 01:03:15
Cadence Revolution #50 (mp3)

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