SHARKWEEK - SHARK N TATIES (SHARKWEEK REMIXED) Following hot on the heels of his recent collection of remixes of other artists - "Gimme Gimme Shark Treatment", Sharkweek is proud to announce the release of companion album "Shark N Taties". Eleven original Sharkweek tracks have been sliced, diced, liberally sauced, thoroughly chewed and then colourfully regurgitated by a range of NZ electronica artists. From the playful fidget house of Haszari to the take-no-prisoners dark and heavy dubstep of Sick Cycle, from the lush ambient dub of Invader Tron to the minimal tech of nsu, this album has something for everyone. As well as being a collection of new interpretations of old songs, this album also celebrates one of the greatest things about electronic music in New Zealand: the wonderful sense of community, networking, mutual encouragement, collaboration, and general swapping of ideas that we have here. Click here to purchase a CD copy of this album and see the Downloads page for a free preview track. For a digital download copy, choose one of the following:

SHARKWEEK - GIMME GIMME SHARK TREATMENT (REMIXES) Sharkweek's new album "Gimme Gimme Shark Treatment" is a collection of remixes of fellow NZ electronic artists, plus NY hip hop group The Illtronics. Ranging from progressive trance to ambient soundscapes both light and dark, from psychedelic lounge music to weirdo funky hip hop, Gimme Gimme Shark Treatment has something for everyone. "Sharkweek's first official collection of remixes for other artists will satisfy and surprise at the same time, With this collection, he takes on 7 diverse original pieces, dissects them, and puts them back together but not before applying his very own signature "Shark treatment" touch. There's hints of the familiar ambient and psychedelic sound-scapes in "Part Of Me" and "Far From Comfort" while on the other end of the scale, "Wii Break" is a serious full-on dance-floor assault. "Harmonia" is one of the standouts here - this gradually ascending journey of over 11 minutes starts out as deep, moody and intoxicated, but by the end is nothing but uplifting. Highly recommended listening from one of Dunedin's finest." Click here to purchase a CD copy of this album and see the Downloads page for a free preview track. For a digital download copy, choose one of the following: Visit the Sharkweek Myspace page to hear tracks from this album.

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