Bass, Dubstep | Birthdayy Partyy Celebrate Their Birthday With Remix of “Ouch”
Posted by VMan on March 8, 2019
Birthdayy Partyy celebrated their actual birthday yesterday with the release of their remix of “Ouch” by Bring Me The Horizon. We’ve seen the twin brothers take on many genres in the past, dubstep being one of them, and here they return to the bass-booming style once again. This wub-heavy remix is coming just in time as festival season is around the corner. With so many bass DJ’s taking over festivals across the world, don’t be surprised when you hear this one pop up in a lot of sets. It’s got everything a great bass track needs. Lastly, this is a gift from Birthdayy Partyy, so download it for free!
Electro-House, House, Remix | Birthdayy Partyy & Goodsex Celebrate V-Day With Jeremih Remix
Posted by VMan on February 14, 2019
Chicago collaborators Birthdayy Partyy and Goodsex have joined forces to celebrate Valentine’s Day with an epic remix. Everyone remembers the 2009 classic from Jeremih “Birthday Sex” and given the title and the collaborators names, well, it was just meant to be. Together they boosted the hip-hop single into a bass house hit that I can only imagine will ravage festival season this year. Not only did they drop this to celebrate, but it’s been released as a free download, their gift to you!
Bass, Remix | Kaskade Gets His Classic “Disarm You” Flipped By Bass Queen HVDES
Posted by VMan on February 13, 2019
Kaskade’s hit collaboration with Ilsey “Disarm You” has seen a decent amount of remixes since its release in 2015. There have been some I’ve liked, some I didn’t and some I’ve loved. Today I’ve added another one to the love column thanks to HVDES flip. The bass queen has put her own dark spin on the single and released it as a free download. It’s very much her style, but it’s a little lighter, more atmospheric to change up the pace a bit from her other records. She’s got a big year ahead of her and this is just the start!
Future Trap | Justice Skolnik drops an epic remix of LSD’s ‘Audio’
Posted by VMan on January 24, 2019
Justice Skolnic takes on LSD’s ‘Audio’ for the future bass treatment, as a free download. Blending island pop vibes with epic future bass build up and drops, Labrinth, Sia, and Diplo just got their ready to ply festival version. Grab the free download here, and follow Justice on Spotify for new music, this is a must listen!
Bass | Birthdayy Partyy Celebrate 1 Year With “Unwrapped VIP”
Posted by VMan on January 16, 2019
It’s hard to believe Birthdayy Partyy started just one year ago. Yesterday marked exactly a year from their debut, which saw the release of their Rico Act collaboration “Unwrapped.” It started off quite the venture for the twins that saw them debut live at EDC Las Vegas, among many other incredible feats and accolades. 2019 is set to be even bigger and to celebrate the brothers kicked out a little free download of a VIP for their debut single. Turn up your speakers and enjoy the bass!
Deep House, House | Birthdayy Partyy Pump Up The Jam With New Remix
Posted by VMan on December 12, 2018
Birthdayy Partyy dropped off an early Christmas present to fans by way of their take on yet another classic record. This time around they took on the 1989 Technotronic hit “Pump Up The Jam” and turned it into a club-ready house gem. Just as the song says, this one will get your booty on the floor as you will be overcome with the urge to dance. Birthdayy Partyy show yet again why they are an act you need to keep your eyes and ears closely on. With all the end of the year lists and artist to look out for next year, make sure Birthdayy Partyy is on your radar.
Bass, House | Birthdayy Partyy Kick It Old School With “Rewind”
Posted by VMan on November 26, 2018
There’s a reason you keep seeing Birthdayy Partyy pop up so often on the site. They keep coming with the heat! They’ve done it again with their latest original called “Rewind” that’s been released as a free download, as well as through services like Spotify. This deep, bassy gem is the most clubby records from the brothers, further showing what genres they can successfully take on. “Rewind” is a catchy one, so be careful. Instead of rewinding, you just might have this one on repeat straight.