As anyone in marketing can tell you, there's no better time to repackage and sell a bunch of old stuff than when you've got a hot new product with a tie-in to the dated items flying off the ...

Basement Jaxx October 8, 2009 12:00 am by Daily Free Press Admin Their music has been featured in Coca-Cola commercials, they’ve remixed the likes of N.E.R.D. and Justin Timberlake and they’ve worked ...

If the Chemical Brothers represent dance music at its most intelligent -- and Daft Punk represents the genre's cheesy, crowd-pleasing appeal -- then Basement Jaxx most assuredly offers the art ...

But even on cameo-free tracks like the affecting down-tempo tearjerker "If I Ever Recover" and the jaunty Art of Noise-styled domestic distress of "Hot 'n' Cold," the Jaxx aim for a future pop ...

BASEMENT JAXX, ROGER SANCHEZ and STANTON WARRIORS are among the acts who have been confirmed for the MORE CREAM event in LONDON.. The free show for 3,000 fans at Planit Arches in Shoreditch, takes ...

Often even the most exciting electronic and dance artists tend to push the creative envelope in surprisingly conservative ways -- a keyboard tweak here, a tricky drumbeat there. Not so Basement ...

Latitude organisers have revealed that electronic music duo Basement Jaxx will put on their first live show in a decade at the 2025 edition of the music festival.. The annual event returns to ...

UK DANCE duo Basement Jaxx are officially in transition. Their 10-year, five-album deal with label XL has expired, leaving them between labels after a string of hits including Where's Your Head At ...

It also finds the Jaxx boys at least three steps ahead of their would-be imitators, such as Manchester duo Elektrons, whose single "Dirty Basement" (Wall Of Sound) soulnds like a Basement Jaxx b-side.

Basement Jaxx will perform hits from their DJ set such as Where's Your Head At, Do Your Thing, Romeo and Oh My Gosh. Electronic music duo Basement Jaxx will headline Edinburgh's Hogmanay ...

Following a series of EPs in the mid-Nineties, British producers Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe tried to insert a spirit of inventiveness into an ailing house music scene with Basement Jaxx's ...