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Remix for Paste(swe)

We seem to be having a good speed in the remix factory at the moment. Fred’s just finished one of Paste(swe)’s oldies – Monterey. This version is a mixture of club, electronica and alternative. It’s set to be released to radio in December and maybe, maybe there will be a limited vinyl edition as well. For all of you wondering what our songs sound like, there will be some kind of demo page up and running shortly.

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Tribute to Neil

Last night, David played Pet Shop Boys songs at Husgud together with Michael Ringblom from 9 pm to 1 am. It was a tribute party to Neil Tennant and the ambience was really nice. The audience heard everything from “West End Girls” to “Miracles” and various remixes of other known songs. It was a really nice night, indeed.

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Patrik goes 30

Yippie! It’s Patrik’s 30th birthday today. To leave him a message, his address can be found on the crew page.

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Y5 live @ Ljudvåg II

Ypsilon 5 have been booked for the upcoming “LjudvÃ¥g II” (Swedish for ’soundwave’) event taking place on the M/S No Fear near Slussen, Stockholm City, on the 19th of November. For all of you who wants to drop by, M/S No Fear is located at kajplats 107 at Skeppsbron, next to the boats who’ll take you to DjurgÃ¥rden. Don’t miss this!

More info here!

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More remixes for Dead Frog Records

More bands on Dead Frog Records have asked us to remix their songs. The first to be finished is Waver’s ‘Hey You’, of which Fred has done an alternative/electro remix. We’ll see what the rest of the Cut & Paste crew will do with it. The next one is Cavin’s ‘Time’. It’s to early to say what it will sound like, but expect something different, as usual :)

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Stockholm Trance Festival

Ypsilon 5 have been booked for the upcoming Stockholm Trance Festival taking place in July, 2006. More information later …

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Beastie Boys remix

Yup, it’s true, but it won’t be an official remix as such. Our friends, The Beastie Boys, have been kind enough to share vocal tracks with their fans, for the purpose of making remixes of their songs. Fred is making a ‘rockified’ radio-friendly version of Super Disco Breakin’.

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Remixes for the Aussie market

David, Fred and Patrik are working on remixes for Dead Frog Records and their band Jeremiha. The result might be a dance remix and a ‘fluffy version’ – not sure yet, since work is in progress – due to be released in conjunction with the band’s launch in Australia later this Autumn.

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