Delerium

Billboard has released their "Best of 2010" charts, and Delerium's hit single "Dust In Gravity" came in at #12 on the "Dance Club Songs" chart.  The chart measures the most popular songs played in dance clubs in 2010, compiled from reports from a national sample of club DJs.

"Dust In Gravity," which features vocals by rising Canadian R&B/pop artist Kreesha Turner, is from Delerium's album Remixed: The Definitive Collection. The album featured new and classic remixes spanning Delerium's career. The collection was mixed in entirety by Neils Van Gogh and includes mixes from DJ Dan, Andy Moor, Deep Dish, Above & Beyond and the legendary DJ Tiesto.

Legendary and influential Canadian electronic-duo Delerium are set to release their first ever acoustic album on October 5, entitled Voice: An Acoustic Collection. The album is comprised of previously unreleased versions of Delerium's most memorable tracks, which are beautifully transformed into stripped-down, acoustic renditions that serve justice to their ambient, electronic-pop originals.  Listen to the never before released acoustic version of "Flowers Become Screens" (featuring Kristy Thirsk):

Delerium - Flowers Become Screens (acoustic) by nettwerkmusicgroup

Electronic music veterans Delerium are no stranger to the dance music charts. Their world wide smach hit "Silence feat Sarah McLachlan" continues to be one of the most successful charting singles in electronic music history. Now the group is back on the charts with a brand remix of their latest single "Dust In Gravity". The Sultan and Ned Shepard remix has burned up the Billboard Club Play Chart, taking only a few short weeks to reach #3!

The new single is from Delerium's newly released 'Remixed: The Definitive Collection,' that includes new and classic remixes spanning the groups carrer. The collection was mixed in entirety by Neils Van Gogh and includes mixes from DJ Dan, Andy Moor, Deep Dish, Above & Beyond, the legendary DJ Tiesto.

This week Delerium follow the release of their brand new video "Dust In Gravity," with the official announcement of a new remix album set for release March 2, 2010.

Remixed: The Definitive Collection is a career encompassing collection including stellar remixes of the band's biggest songs like “Silence” featuring Sarah McLachlan, “Innocente” featuring Leigh Nash and “Angelicus” featuring Lisabel Bayrakdarian.

Delerium’s music has been remixed by some of the best and brightest electronic music producers over the years. Tiesto, Niels Van Gogh, Deep Dish, Above & Beyond, DJ Dan and more are set side by side in this unique collection. Along with brand new track “Dust In Gravity,” the remix collection also includes another brand new Delerium track “Send Me An Angel” featuring fellow Nettwerk label artist Miranda Lee Richards. The album will appear in both individual tracks and continuous mix format.

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This week the brand new video for Delerium's killer single "Dust in Gravity" featuring Kreesha Turner debuted on MuchMusic in Canada.  Lead vocalist Kreesha Turner stopped by Much's hugely popular talk show, Much On Demand to chat with host Sarah Taylor about how the collaboration came together and premiere the fantastic new video. Check out the full interview on MuchMusic.com.

The video will make it's online debut this coming Monday Dec 7 throughout North America exclusivly on Yahoo Music.

Canadian alt-pop legends Delerium are back with the brand new single “Dust In Gravity” out November 24th on iTunes. The single features Canadian R&B/Pop artist Kreesha Turner, who was recently nominated for two 2009 Juno Awards: New Artist of the Year and Pop Album of the Year.

“Dust In Gravity,” which marks Delerium’s first new single in nearly 4 years, showcases the group’s penchant for combining ambient electronic elements and dance pop beats. The addition of Kreesha’s vocals adds a contemporary R&B flavor to classic Delerium. A video for the track will be released next month, but for now check out this behind-the-scenes interview with Kreesha from the set of “Dust In Gravity.”