Calvin Harris has proven himself a force to be reckoned with - and he's back with a brand new album! An album of hits, referred to by Calvin himself as "stadium dance music," you can expect criminally catchy beats, Italian house-style piano vamps, and plenty of synth-drenched female vocals. Retro electro-pop like nobody but Calvin Harris could do it.

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Exhibiting a creative and inventive edge, but still undeniably pop, Calvin Harris's music is already picking up rave reviews and daytime Radio 1 play. Just 23 years old and hailing from Dumfries, this young Scot made his debut album I Created Disco in his bedroom on a battered old Amiga computer.

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Calvin Harris' second album ups the ante on the glossy dance-pop of his debut, I Created Disco, boasting more energy, more hooks, more professionalism, and, in places, a little more sincerity. It's clear that Harris has an unaffected fondness for all of the most immediate, most commercial dance music of the past 30 years -- from disco to synth pop to video game soundtracks to New York house. What's more, he has the talent to produce it all at the highest level possible, right up there with {$Daft P   [ read more ]

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Scottish remixer, songwriter, former bedroom artist, {/MySpace} star, and finally major-label recording artist on EMI, Calvin Harris released his debut album of electronic dance music with snatches of the Human League, or maybe more accurately the League Unlimited Orchestra, in the summer of 2007, including two Top Ten singles, "Acceptable in the 80s" and "The Girls." The former track is a slice of tongue-in-cheek disco-pop for all those born in the decade after dance music took over the w   [ read more ]

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