Mashups | Trademark is at it again
Posted by Juicebox on May 13, 2015
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The mashup; one of the hardest concepts to pull off as a producer, however, the one guy that can undeniably do it is the renowned Trademark. Trademark has never let us down, and he does not plan to anytime soon. His latest “Where We Fit In” is pure gold mixing in the vocals of “Where Are Ü Now [Ember Island Cover]” and “Cool Kids” with the electrifying progressive house track “All the Way”. This a tune that can undoubtedly get a party started the right way. Best part about it… Download is FREE.99. Make sure you show the always dependable Trademark some love and nab this track and blast it loud throughout the summer months.
Free Download: Where We Fit In – Trademark
Electronic, Preview | Disclosure – You & Me (Flume Remix) [Preview]
Posted by Spice on June 11, 2013
If one thing in life is clear, it’s that Aussie producer Flume is on a roll right now. Remixing cool kids du jour Disclosure? Just another day at the office. “You & Me” is one of the catchiest tracks off of Disclosure’s recent album, but Flume manages to get away from the long shadow cast by the original to create something totally different. “Orchestral crunkwave” is the term used on his Soundcloud page — totally works for me.
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Hip-Hop | Bow Chicka Wow Wow Video & more | Hip Hop
Posted by GMONEY on February 23, 2011
What is Posner thinking? As if this song itself didn’t make him look bad enough, he had to go and make a music video for it. It’s actually pretty comical. Anyway, below are some good tracks to chill to from Outasite and The Cool Kids. Enjoy.
DOWNLOAD: Outasite – It’s Like That
DOWNLOAD: The Cool Kids – Bundle Up
A nice freestyle from one of my favorite up-and-comers, Jon Connor.
DOWNLOAD: Jon Connor – DJ Delz Freestyle
Hip-Hop | CHILL RAP | Two New Divine Rhyme Tracks
Posted by BIGLIFE on December 17, 2010
Do I ever let you down? Here are two brand spanking new tracks from Divine Rhyme that showcase their unique style. Sir Sheck and Jahizzi started Divine Rhyme back in 2008 at Lehigh University while hosting a hip hop radio show together. After freestyling every week on the air, they decided to start making records and performing at local spots on campus and New York City. Since then the duo has opened up for The Roots, Cool Kids, Blu and Kidz N The Hall. This past spring they toured with FreshNewTracks’ affiliated artist Sam Adams on Stoolapalooza. These new tracks come off their EP, “Central Park Sessions,” set to drop in the spring. Check them out on Facebook