I’m happy to report that Oscillator X has recently been added to it’s first American top 40’s station! This is Oscillator X’s first add on a USA Pop formatted station. Tacoma’s KVTI is a 51,000 Watt station that features some of the best current pop music with yesterdays favorites.
View the chart here: http://www.i91.ctc.edu/ichart/
Oscillator X Breaks The Top 5 On WMPH FM
I’ve recently been informed that Oscillator X‘s “Dynamo” broke into the top 5 on Wilmington, Delaware’s WMPH FM. “Dynamo” has been in regular rotation on the station since February, hovering in the top twenty. With the support of great dance stations around the country, “Dynamo” is steadily building momentum.
WMPH TOP 10
4/8/2009 – 4/15/2009
| #1 | 46 Spins | An-ya – Nightlife [Mike Rizzo Global mix] | |||
| #2 | 43 Spins | Oscillator X – Dynamo | |||
| #3 | 43 Spins | Madcon – Beggin | |||
| #4 | 42 Spins | September – Can’t Get Over [UK edit] | |||
| #5 | 42 Spins | The White Tie Affair – Candle (Sick and Tired) [Razor and Guido edit] | |||
| #6 | 41 Spins | Lily Allen – The Fear [StoneBridge edit] | |||
| #7 | 40 Spins | Beyonce – Halo [Karmatronic edit] | |||
| #8 | 40 Spins | Kid Cudi – Day N Nite [Crookers mix] | |||
| #9 | 26 Spins | Kelly Clarkson – My Life Would Suck Without You [Chriss Ortega edit] | |||
| #10 | 24 Spins | Hybrid Heights – Old Skool New |
Oscillator X will be performing live in the Seattle area on April 24th.
Not only is this an ALL AGES SHOW, but it is also FREE! Oscillator X will be sharing the bill with Electric Players Club DJ’s Me & the Doc, White Collar Syndicate, Pressha and Sony Chiba. The show is at KTUB (Kirkland Teen Union Building) in Kirkland, Washington. Doors open at 7:00 PM – Hope to see all of you there!
Oscillator X received a recent write-up for the Tuesday show in Seattle Weekly. Thanks to everyone who came out to the show and Gr00ved it up with us. Big thanks goes out to Alyson and Richard J. Dalton for helping make the night ROCK as well.
~Kyle
Have a look at the review!
“I didn’t want to go see Oscillator X last night. I’ve been sick as hell all week—pale-faced, shivering, and bed-ridden. Being in a club surrounded by dancing bodies and pounding music sounded unappealing as fuck. But I dragged my germ-ridden self to Fremont’s Nectar to find out what all the fuss is about the Vancouver-based dance-pop duo.
Last night marked Oscillator X’s (John Mendenhall and Kyle Ward) first live show in Seattle, despite the fact that they’ve been active for more than a decade. The guys have recently gotten a lot of attention for their Daft Punk-esque track “Dynamo” which is on heavy rotation on C89.5 FM. And their performance turned out to be well-worth my getting out of bed.
Oscillator X took the stage with two synthesizers, a turntable, and plenty of theatrics. They pulled out all the stops; pyrotechnic effects like flames shooting out of their keyboards, an onstage glowstringer, and several bursts of glittering confetti. I felt like I was on esctasy.
There were a couple technical difficulties in the otherwise explosive set. The guys made a major blunder at the start of the night by forgetting to plug in some of their equipment. But DJ Richard J. Dalton of C89.5 FM jumped in and smoothed over the awkward moment by fittingly playing Madonna’s “Hung Up.” (“Time goes by so slowly for those who wait.”)
For anyone who misses Aqua and Real McCoy, Oscillator X’s music is unapologetic Euro-dance at it’s finest. Their often cheesy anthems contain plenty of melodic hooks, call-and-response verses, and strong bass sections. The guys just dropped their new album Techno Techyes and will hopefully announce some performance dates in the near future. I’ll keep you posted.” – Erika Hobart
Nectar is a live music venue located in the heart of Seattle’s Fremont District and features music and events 7 nights per week, including Seattle’s ‘Best Happy Hour’ (as voted by Seattle.CitySearch.com). Renowned for their unique 2-level interior space, private booth-seating, covered outdoor patio, and three full bars, Nectar’s atmosphere is ideal for the diverse range of artists they host. Boasting the best in hip-hop, indie rock, reggae, dance, folk, electronic, funk, soul, punk and beyond, Nectar invites you to experience music in one of the Northwest’s premier performance spaces.
This event was recently mentioned in the Seattle Weekly. We Hope to see you there! 🙂
