We have 3 copies of his 2nd compilation album: For Lack of A Better Name up for grabs!
Win a copy of his new album Soulbook, a collection of classic 60-70's soul favourites!
Win a pair of guest list tickets to see their headline show, Tue 17th Nov, Heaven, London
Chuck, Simple Plan: ilikemusic because... It was always a way to escape whatever problems I was going through; whatever trouble I had, I could just put on a record or a song and feel better right away and I hope that our music can have the same effect on our fans.
Demi: ilikemusic because... Girl's love music.
Keane: ilikemusic because... It’s the way we express ourselves
Desyn Masiello: ilikemusic because... It saved my life!
SA: ilikemusic because... myspace.com/sunshineapathy
Estelle: ilikemusic because... It enables me to get my feelings out and it’s borderline therapy for me. Music makes me feel.
Darren: ilikemusic because... It makes me dance like a motherf**ker
Scott, Thin Lizzy: ilikemusic because... It lets my adrenalin start pumping, it gets aggression out, and sometimes I can actually get emotional with it. There are many reasons why I like music.
O'Bailey: ilikemusic because... I can live vicariously through a song, whether it's a screaming angry rock anthem or a silly kids song ("I'm a little yellow fish" anyone?) haha!
The 'F*** Me I'm Famous: Paris, London, Ibiza, Miami' mix album kicks off on CD 1 with Blaze presents S Uda with the shimmering pianos and soulful vocals of Barbara Tucker on 'Most Precious Love' before DONS featuring Technotronic take a step back in time with their cheeky re-rub of 'Pump Up The Jam.' Next up David drops his high energy electro-tinged take on Culture Club's 'Miss Me Blind' before The Drill's eponymous track prepares us for the darker trajectory of CD 2. Kicking off with retro synth bumps on Tiga's 'Louder Than A Bomb,' Guetta crashes through scratching synths and the nonchalant vocals of Brian Molko on Timo Maas' 'First Day' before Slam drops the marching acid prangs of 'Bright Lights Fading.' The glinting guitar strokes and bubbling b-line of Yoshimoto's 'Du What U Du' drops next before the Chemical Brothers roll out the mauled epic that is 'Believe.' Chab's sublime 'Close To Me' closes the mix.
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