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Check out BT's latest video for the track "Le Nocturne de Lumière" from his Grammy-nominated and critically-acclaimed full length album These Hopeful Machines. 

Visionary artist BT releases a new single EP package for the track “A Million Stars” from his GRAMMY® nominated album These Hopeful Machines (Nettwerk/Black Hole). A true collaboration between BT and vocalist Kirsty Hawkshaw, the EP features new remixes from Marc Simz, Myon & Shane 54, Jason van Wyk, Airwave, Sultan & Ned Shepard, Digital Stories and Save The Robot.

BT - A Million Stars [sampler] by nettwerkmusicgroup

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Visionary artist BT recently unveiled a brand new video for track "A MillIon Stars" from his Grammy®-nominated album These Hopeful Machines. The video features the talented Kirsty Hawkshaw on vocals, and was produced and edited by Christopher Andrew from Stoptime 341 Productions (additional video content and animations by A Lune Blue and Duncan Frazier). 

A true collaboration between BT and Kirsty Hawkshaw, the single package of "A Million Stars" will be released on August 16th and features new remixes from Marc Simz, Myon & Shane 54, Jason van Wyk, Airwave, Sultan & Ned Shepard, Digital Stories and Save The Robot.

Nettwerk recording artists BT, Morgan Page, DJ Dan and Bad Boy Bill are among the 2011 nominees for America's Best DJ (ABDJ). Fans are able to vote from now until September 5, 2011.  Visit www.americasbestdj.net to review the full list of nominees chosen by DJ Times Magazine and vote!

This week, visionary artist and producer BT has released These Re-Imagined Machines, a two-disc collection of BT’s original, Grammy-nominated compositions on These Hopeful Machines “re-imagined” by some of BT’s most respected peers, including Armin van Buuren, Sultan & Ned Shepard and Chicane. Six of the 17 tracks featured on the album have never before been released. Keep reading for full track listing.

Check out the Ferry Corsten Remix of BT's "Suddenly" above. 

Last February, BT released his sixth studio album, These Hopeful Machines (Nettwerk/Black Hole), to critical acclaim, leading to a GRAMMY® nomination for “Best Dance/Electronic Album.” The album carried the listener through two hours of sweeping orchestral arrangements, pulsating electronic beats, heartfelt vocal melodies and elemental acoustic guitar. BT now presents two *NEW* versions of this classic album, giving the listener two completely different experiences: These Humble Machines out April 26, and These Re-Imagined Machines out May 31.

For These Humble Machines, BT takes the original Grammy®-nominated two-hour opus and concentrates it into an intense 60-minute experience, allowing fans to experience his compositional mastery and technical prowess on one thrilling disc. Check out this new version below. 

On the complete opposite end of the spectrum, These Re-Imagined Machines is a two-disc collection of BT’s original compositions on These Hopeful Machines “re-imagined” by some of BT’s most respected peers, including: Armin van Buuren, Sultan & Ned Shepard and Chicane. Six of the 17 tracks have never before been released. (Keep reading for track listing and more information.)

GRAMMY® nominated electronic musician and composer BT announces an unprecedented contest to find the next visuals director of his official music video by open-sourcing from March 21st through April 20th, 2011. Together with BLACK HOLE RECORDINGS, BT will make attainable a before unheard of opportunity to be hired to direct BT’s next music video. Entries are open-to-the-public and anyone can enter, from the youngest amateur graphics designer to the seasoned professional. Inspired by the Green Screen technology implemented by director BOBBY MONTERO who directed BT’s video for “Suddenly” from the GRAMMY® nominated album by BT, THESE HOPEFUL MACHINES (Nettwerk/Black Hole), BT is now making available the same Green Screen template on which contestants can design their own visuals and CGI.

Said BT, “I think this is a truly exciting opportunity to crowd source iterations on an already amazing video directed by Bobby Montero. This is an opportunity for visual artists to flex their abilities and get discovered in the same way remix contests have done for aspiring electronic musical talent.”

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BT has revealed a new video for the track "Suddenly" from his Grammy®-nominated album These Hopeful Machines. The video was directed by Bobby Montero and features American Idol alumni Blake Lewis on drums. It also acts as the lead-in for an unprecidented video contest that will be launching shortly. More details to follow, but for now check out the new video above!

IDMA 2011 Sampler by nettwerkmusicgroup

Following their Grammy nominations, Nettwerk Records is proud to share that Morgan Page and BT are also nominated in several categories at this year’s International Dance Music Awards (IDMAs).

Previously nominated for ‘Best Breakthrough Artist (Solo),’ Page has also garnered his second nomination in the category of ‘Best Progressive Track.’ This year, the nomination is for the first single from his 2010 full-length, Believe - “Fight For You.” After a career spanning 15+ and the most recent success of his latest full-length These Hopeful Machines, visionary artist BT is nominated for two prestigious awards – ‘Best American DJ (North America)’ and ‘Best Producer.’

BT is currently featured on the homepage of Grammy.com! The Recording Academy asked this year's first-time GRAMMY nominees to collect their thoughts and share what it feels like to be nominated for a GRAMMY. Click HERE to read what BT had to say.

BT is nominated in the category of "Best Dance/Electronic Album" for his critically-acclaimed release These Hopeful Machines. With his hit single “The Emergency" sitting at #1 on Sirius/XM Radio’s BPM channel for several weeks and climbing the Billboard Dance Airplay Chart, the visionary musician and technologist recently unleashed a hot new video to accompany the track (watch it HERE). The video was shot in the Ukraïne and directed by Nicolas Vantomme. A remix package of the powerful electronic pop single is available now, featuring remixes from Dave Audé, Morgan Page, Manufactured Superstars, Marcus Schössow and more.

Tune in to the 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday, Feb. 13 on the CBS.