110 Hits

110 Hits Été 2018 réunit les tous les hits de l’année avec Maître Gims feat. Vianney, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Aya Nakamura, Vegedream, Dosseh, Ariana Grande, Hoshi, Dadju, Imagine Dragons…

It’s time to take a journey into the dark ages! Cinetools present Otherworld featuring +750 cutting-edge cinematic sound effects with dark sci-fi and mystery aesthetic - covering a wide range of trailer type sfx and futuristic scoring elements as cinematic hits, huge impacts and slams, whooshes, pass-bys, rises, sweeps, sequences, drones, ambiences, textures, pads, morphing layers, stingers, drastic synth lines, glitches and stutters + raw source sounds and field recordings - all of the sci-fi sound fx you need right here.

The Essential Hits range features track albums from a chosen music style.Essential Hits: 70s Soul Reimagined includes a selection of classic 70s Soul tracks to add to your DJ music library. For DJ use only.

This incredible boxed set comprises 15 CD's from the legendary P&P Records and its associated labels.
Featuring 185 songs from 22 different record labels, it has a total playing time of over 18½ hours.
It is the first time ever that the complete P&P output has been assembled in one collection and it is a testament to the talents of Peter Brown, Patrick Adams and Patricia Gilyard that this music is in as much demand today as it was when these titles were originally released as 12" singles.

“Wood and Iron: production hits” provides you with a unique array of over 1000 wood and metal based one shots and audio textures. Over time while sourcing field recordings, PBB has collected An absolutely HUGE range of unique surface, instrument and object hits…

Acker Bilk – or Mr. Acker Bilk, as he was billed – has won immortality on rock oldies radio for his surprise 1962 hit "Stranger on the Shore," an evocative ballad featuring his heavily quavering low-register clarinet over a bank of strings. To the jazz world, though, he has a longer-running track record as one of the biggest stars of Britain's trad jazz boom, playing in a distinctive early New Orleans manner. After learning his instrument in the British Army, Bilk joined Ken Colyer's trad band in 1954 before stepping out on his own in 1956. By 1960, a record of his, "Summer Set" – a pun on the name of his home county – landed on the British pop charts, and Bilk was on his way, clad in the Edwardian clothing and bowler hats that his publicist told his Paramount Jazz Band to wear. Several other British hits followed, but none bigger than "Stranger," which Bilk wrote for his daughter Jenny.