Kaskade just released the 4 AM -EP, It is great, check out more reviews on the itunes store.
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Kaskade has a new music video up on itunes! I love 4AM and now we get to see some of the creative people behind it!

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Cool News,

Kaskade was nominated for a Grammy for his song "Sorry", in the category of "Remix"!

Marcus Bentley Kaskade vocalist for Stars Align, Sometimes, and Words and Melody, has released a new EP on Kaskade's label; Quiet City Recordings.

Song Listing:

1. Snow Covered Morning
2. Let's Begin
3. Papercuts
4. Beautiful World
5. Reno Part II
6. Let's Begin (Kaskade Extended Edit)

Produced, arranged and played by Marcus Bently and Finn Bjarnson.

Additional Production on "Lets Begin" by Ryan Raddon, bass on Let's Begin" by Brandon Campbell, live drums on "Beautiful World" and backing vocals on Reno Part II" by Cameron Runyan


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This EP has received great reviews. Go check it out.

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Here is a hot video for the Kaskade Remix of Love Stoned! More Info when it becomes available. Read More...

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It looks like Kaskade is also coming outwith a Mix CD on the 21st of August 2007! I love Kaskade’s Mixes! I am definitely getting this. In addition it has some of Kaskades remixes, Summer of Space, and Joslyn in it.

KASKADE - one of the most exciting names in dance music - returns August 21 with BRING THE NIGHT, his new mix album for ULTRA Records. This flawless musical groove of 15 songs includes KASKADE’s remixes of works by Nelly Furtado, Floetry and his chart-topping hit “Sorry,” alongside tracks by Bob Sinclar, Armand Van Helden and many more.

The collective vision of Bring the Night isn’t a journey nor does it wax philosophical; rather, it marks a timestamp on the party scene and everything current and fresh in house music today. “For me, this mix is about what’s happening right now in the club. This is the kind of set I’ve put together,” says Kaskade.

In conjunction with the release of Bring The Night--the follow-up to his last artist album Love Mysterious (Ultra Records) from 2006--KASKADE will set forth on a major North American DJ tour encompassing more than 40 appearances over a three-month period. The San Francisco resident will visit major and secondary markets including Toronto, Montreal, Los Angeles, Detroit and San Antonio. He’ll also travel overseas for dates in South America, Europe, Japan and Australia.

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Massive new JT single with remixes from JUSTICE, DJ TIESTO, KASKADE, ROC MAFIA & PUSH 24!!! Something for everyone here, potentially the biggest record of 2007! SIDE A: 1. Album Version, 2. Justice Remix, 3. Tiesto Remix, SIDE B: 1. Kaskade Remix, 2. Roc Mafia Remix 2 & Push 24 Extended Mix.

I actually found a copy online, I love it. I am excited to buy it when it comes out. I am a fan of Justin Timberlake and Kaskade, so a Justin remix by Kaskade is awesome!

This hits stores Tues 21 August 2007.

Does anyone know about the JTM vinyl that came out a few years ago?

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1. Kaskades real name is Ryan Raddon.


2. Kaskade is one person. Ryan works with many other people but they are not Kaskade.


3. Kaskade is a DJ Producer. Kaskade has been djing for over a decade. Kaskade grew up in Chicago watching the pioneers of the house scene. He started buying records in his early teens. He began producing songs in 1995.


4. Kaskade’s personal favorite song from all his albums is “4AM”.


5. Kaskade has 4 artist albums: It’s You It’s Me, In The Moment, The Calm and Love Mysterious.


6. Kaskade is not from Salt Lake City. He grew up outside of Chicago. At the age of 18, after High School graduation, he moved to Salt Lake City Utah to attend the University of Utah. While in Utah, Ryan started the most successful House night the town has ever seen. Ryan was Salt Lake’s window in the the world of house. He actually owned a record store in downtown SLC for a couple years. He soon became known as the “godfather” of the Utah House scene. After 4 years of college and rocking the city with huge weeklys, he headed out to San Francisco, were he currently lives.