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Tópico: Name That Tune!

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At about:15 the song begins...Who is the Artist and the name of the song? The song uses like an Italian or Spanish traditional accordion sample in it.





The dude mixing here is obviously a noob but you can't shoot him for trying! lol

I was thinking Daft Punk, Who Da Funk (Shiny Disco Balls) or Simian Mobile Disco but I don't know.


Anyway, anybody know this song?


DJ RuDe
 
Mensajes Sun 02 Aug 09 @ 8:21 pm
Nevermind...through diligent research I found it and it turns out I actually own it. It's on a compilation album I got from Beatport last year. thanks to VDJ when I found the name of the song through searching Google using special search tactics. I then put the artist's name into VDJ's browser and it came up!


Samim - Heater




Is this considered "House?"


DJ RuDe
 
Yeah, definitly House Music! I would label it Latin Electro, sometimes it's so hard to put a name on alot of House it's become mixed with so many different rhythms...

But , they can change it all they want in many different ways rhythms, melodies etc....

What you can't ever miss is the constant 4/4 beat! It gives it away everytime, that's what you always look for.
 
DJRudeDoGG wrote :

Samim - Heater


Yep,

Big tune over here and all over Europe about 18 months ago. You can find it on a lot of Ibiza comp CD's still.
 
Was big about a year ago, the accordion sample is from a folk song from like Kazakhstan or the like-lol No joke.
 
djrobinhamilton wrote :
Was big about a year ago, the accordion sample is from a folk song from like Kazakhstan or the like-lol No joke.


Youre tottally wrong... acctually its a Folkloric Cumbia song from Colombia... i dont remember the name of the cumbia rigth know...but im gonna search & post it...
 
I've heard the song a million times on Sirius Satellite Radio's Electronica channel (Area 38) since early last year, I just never noted the song's title or artist.

The song uses not just the accordion sample but also other sounds from a Columbian Cumbia song by Alberto Pacheco called "La Cumbia Cienaguera".

Definitely Spanish, rather than Russian or Slavic, but all of that type music originated from all around Europe and some has combined with beats from African styles.


DJ RuDe
 
YEahhh!! that's the song... La cumbia Cienaguera....
 
Dunno if this'll work but;



ah well, it didn't :-)

The video is on Dailymotion, haven't figured how to post the link properly......... :-)
 
yeah that is colombian cumbia forgot the artist though damm trying ti think...ill be back with the artist....ok im back the generation is vallenato and the music is from a carlos vives song...might not be original carlos vives song but he plays it.
 
djpanda818 wrote :
yeah that is colombian cumbia forgot the artist though damm trying ti think...ill be back with the artist.



Hey Panda, I already mentioned it...Alberto Pacheco





DJ RuDe
 
 
Oh, yeah I've heard this one before too. The sample from "Heater" by Samim, is definitely Alberto Pacheco.


DJ RuDe
 
yeah it is can tell by the percussions they use more conga....im guessing this song is like Cielito Lindo for Traditional Mariachi song maybe not played as much as it use to now but somewhat.
 


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