Jayou has just sent over a brand new tune he wants to share with the readers of our blog. The tune is called ‘TO BE’ starts out with simple drums and some spacey effects and it soon builds and drops into somewhat of a synth monster. Big things for sure. This is just a sneak preview of what you can expect to find in his forthcoming mix for Mad Decent, which you can expect to drop some time next week. So hold tight for more heat from JAYOU!
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Here is a new mix from Drums of Death for IDJ Magazine. Also, watch out for an album of love songs and rave horns called: “Generation Hexed”. It will be released in July 2010.
Check out the massive tracklisting below, and download the mix here
Tracklisting:
Drums Of Death – Cold Lazarus
Drums Of Death – Zombi Opera (Excerpt)
Laidback Luke – Shake It Down
The Vamp – Outlander
Dazz Band – Let It Whip
Mosca – Nike (Club Edit)
Lette Mbulu – Nomalizo
Kim English – Nitelife (Armand Van Helden Remix)
Razor-N-Guido – Do It Again
D-Unity – Sax Me Up (D-Unity’s Crazy Sax Mix)
Martyn – Friedrichstrasse
Cirez D – On Off (Sebastian Leger Remix)
Robin S – Show Me Love (Geeneus Remix)
FC Kahuna – Growler
SL2 – Way In My Brain
AC Slater – Play The Record Again
Alphabeat – The Spell (Drums Of Death Remix)
Loose Joints – Is It All Over My Face (The Drums)
Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo
Modeselektor – Let Your Love Grow
DJ Master D – Mad Drumz
The Creepers – Baby’s On Fire
Hi people! kmag, Sabre and Critical Music is running a remix competition for producers to remix Sabre’s tune ‘One Hundred Teeth’. To do this, they are giving away the whole tune for free + the stems. You can download it all from their soundcloud: Sabre One Hundred Teeth Stems by knowledge
For more info about the competition, head over to the kmag web site. There is also an interview with the man himself there.
Here is a mix for the weekend from FACT magazine: Doc Daneeka makes some of the best house music around right now – with peers in Hackman, Roska and Julio Bashmore, he favours syncopated beats and polyrhythms over linear drive, and has remixed Delphic, Digital Mystikz and more in the past to great effect.
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Don Daneeka – FACT mix 131
Tracklist:
Doc Daneeka – Doc Daneeka is a Zombie (Dub)
Martyn – Friedrichstrasse (Fabric)
SBTRKT – 2020 (Forthcoming Brainmath)
Julio Bashmore – Batak groove (Forthcoming Soul Motive)
Yollanda Be cool – Villalobos For President (Dubbel Dutch Remix) (dub)
Mujava – mugwanti / Sgwejegweje
Doc Daneeka – Deadly Rhythm (Forthcoming PTN001)
Warrior one – King riddim
Venom and Damage – Deeper (Doc Daneeka remix) (Forthcoming Ten Thousand Yen)
R1Ryders – Hydraulic (forthcoming R1 Ryders)
Bassjackers & Apster – Klambu
Round Table knights – calypso (Made to Play)
Zombie Disco SQuad – Esperanto (Solo Remix) (Sound Pallignero)
T Williams – Afrik (forthcoming Local Action)
DJ Gregory + Sidney Samson – Dama S Salon (Defected)
Delphic – Doubt (Doc Daneeka VIP) (Tres Cool)
Killap – Police a come Run (E10 Riddim/ RossiB and Luca) (Forthcoming Planet Mu)
Hot City – Sweat (Ramp)
Wookie – Flex (S2S recordings)
Deadboy – Unofficial Girl (Forthcoming Well Rounded)
Chesus and Diverse Concepts – Baduka (Forthcoming Ten Thousand Yen)
Julio Bashmore – Footsteppin’ (Forthcoming Ten Thousand Yen)
Doc Daneeka feat. MayorMan – like a fool (Dub)
The great guys over at You Can Call Me Pelski is having their launch night for Club Pelski next friday at The Big Chill House in London. The night features the likes of Rustie, Roska, Boog-A-Loo Crew, and Charles Darkly. In anticipation of the night the Boog-A-Loo Crew has knocked up this exclusive Pelski Mix. Be sure to watch out for the Boog-A-Loo Crew in 2010. They’ve just been signed to the mighty Trouble & Bass imprint . Check the mix in the player below:
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The Boog-A-Loo Crew – You Can Call Me Pelski Mix
Tracklist:
Geeneus – Yellow Tail (VIP)
DVA – Ganja
Bassjackers & Apster – Klambu
Mosca – Square One (Julio Bashmore Remix)
Jazzanova – I Can See (Don Daneeka Remix)
Pariah – And Thoughts of You Still Cross My Mind
Jose James – Blackmagic (Joy Orbison Remix)
Cinnamon Chasers – Luv Deluxe (Scuba Remix)
Greymatter – Believe In Something (TRG Remix)
Dark Sky – Leave
Fantastic Mr Fox – Brandy
The xx – Crystalized (Dark Sky Remix)
C.R.S.T are an eclectic group of producers form South Wales who have come together from diverse backgrounds to create a new combined sound. Featuring the talents of Chesus(aka Metabeats) and Rodski,Tony Blitz aka Certified sickness (who with Chesus formed white-label funsters Knuck su cow) and J.D.S, they use their backgrounds in House,Garage,Baltimore,Drum and Bass and Hip Hop to produce a darker,more forward thinking club sound.
Just got some new remixes from Thrills. The first remix is a collab with Tony Rocky Horror and comes in two versions, dubstep and bassline:
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The other remix is also a collab with Tony Rocky Horror:
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He got a bunch of other stuff coming up too, including collabing with Dev79 and DZ on a remix and a track, and his remix of DZ – Fireman will be out on Badman Press soon. So stay tuned for more fresh stuff from Thrills!
Starkey has just done a mix for FACT magazine. And I could not agree more with the words FACT magazine uses to describe Starkey:
More influenced by grime than its more popular cousin, dubstep, Starkey’s made a name for himself with some of this decade’s most dynamic, overblown dance music: bass-heavy club tracks that are rhythmically all over the place, constantly changing direction, with dramatic key changes and leadlines that sear higher than the stars before imploding like dying stars.
Starkey has one of the biggest sounds around – and not in a cheap, tearout dubstep sense – his tracks carry tons of physical and emotional weight; tracks like ‘Miracles’ and ‘Crippling’ some of the most beautiful tracks produced by this anything goes, post-garage music.
Also, check page two for an interview with the king of street bass
