In partnership with Armani Exchange and Made Event, New York City’s Nokia Theatre in Times Square will be playing host to a series of phenomenal dance acts over the upcoming weeks.

Today, I’m very excited to announce that MuuMuse will be giving away ONE PAIR of tickets to experience Ferry Corsten and John Dahlbäck tearing up the dance floor at the Nokia Theatre on February 12.

To enter to win, send an e-mail to muumuse@gmail.com with the subject “FERRYNYC” to win, OR send a tweet to @muumuse that contains the following phrase: “Hey @MuuMuse, I want to party with Ferry Corsten!” A random winner will be selected and notified on February 4 at 12 p.m. EST.

Though you should already know his name, check out this fancy blurb regarding trance extraordinaire Ferry Corsten’s many achievements:

…One of the Top 10 DJs in the world by DJ Magazine for almost a decade. Since his immersion on the scene, the Dutch musician has amassed best-selling albums and nearly a dozen gold singles. He also maintains a worldwide tour schedule which, on any given weekend, brings him to all corners of the globe. His albums, remixes, and singles reach iconic status almost immediately upon release as such iconic tracks as “Made of Love”, “Punk”, “Gouryella”, and “Out of the Blue” can prove.

And as for what the party will look like inside? Check out the venue’s description:

The Nokia Theatre Times Square is an indoor theater designed by award-winning architect David Rockwell of the Rockwell Group. The 2,100-capacity venue has an expansive dancefloor with staggered tiers providing unobstructed views, combined with comfy stadium seating in the rear and a chic lounge area.

I am too excited about this. Enter now–I hope to see you there!

PS: I pray that Snooki attends. Isn’t she a trance enthusiast? I want to Snook the night away!

I’m in the process of listening to Ferry Corsten‘s fabulous new album, Twice In A Blue Moon, but I had to stop and post about the second track off the CD.

Already, Corsten’s struck gold with “Black Velvet,” in all its creamy, synth deliciousness. The vocals melt atop the backing track with a degree of timed temptation, dripping and drifting along glittery synths as the mystery songstress purrs, “How could I know I’d dream for this? How could I know I’d die for this?” Slightly innocuous, though entirely sinister, “Black Velvet” oozes with sensual seduction. I’d kill for Britney to do a track like this (that whispered “Black Velvet” at the beginning is pure Spears), though the vocals seem more suited for a Dannii or Annie production…Or Sophie, now that I think of it, that deadpanning diva.

For the record, the middle eight is briefly massive. Any repetition of any word over five times is an immediate cry for perfection…This track fares no differently.

So kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss me tonight. Stellar.

DL: Ferry Corsten – Black Velvet

I’ve got a hot club song that could be impacting the clubs soon…it’s from Ferry Corsten, the house aficionado whose name has riddled the remixes for everyone’s tracks from Ayumi Hamasaki to William Orbit. Anyway, it’s called “Into The Dark”, and it’s off his 2006 album L.E.F.. It’s full of liquid-y vocals and warm, staggered synth beats. Enjoy!

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DL: Ferry Corsten – Into The Dark (ft. Howard Jones)