Dubstep | The Weeknd – D.D. (Samples Remix)
Posted by Mach on December 27, 2011
I have been waiting for a sweet remix of new The Weeknd. Didn’t think my favorite remix of D.D. would be a dubstep one, but it doesn’t matter. This remix is sick, at first I was expecting a melodic dubstep bass-line, so I was surprised to hear the semi-filthy drop. Samples did a great job to not over power The Weeknds great vocals when meshing them together with the dubstep. All-in-all, this is a sexy remix.
DOWNLOAD: The Weeknd – D.D. (Samples Remix)
Dubstep, Hip-Hop | The Glitch Mob – Black Aura Ft. Theophilus London
Posted by Mach on December 2, 2011
Zeds Dead just dropped an unreleased track, why not The Glitch Mob too? I posted Theophilus London last weekend stating we rarely get to post him up, but look at us now. His verses are tight to this sick glitch-hop track. This track of theirs was created back in 2009, but no matter, it is always nice to get something unreleased. Especially a sweet track like this.
DOWNLOAD: The Glitch Mob – Black Aura Ft. Theophilus London
Dubstep | Dauwd – Ikopol
Posted by GMONEY on October 24, 2011
Yes, you are seeing that correctly, pun intended.
Download: Dauwd – Ikopol
This track came from a tape that was 99% garbage with one exception, this gem. Luckily I had the tolerance to hear it out, or this wouldn’t be happening. The beauty of not extrapolating any meaning from this song makes for the best feeling.
My ears are always circulating a wide variety of genres, and thank goodness some tracks not yet subjected to one. I’ve never been one to desperately cling a genre to a particular sound, or a description to art for that matter, it’s creepy and control freakish. Art should defy description, not dampen our imagination. It remains as is, why go ahead and try to make sense of it? Ask me, that’s everything art should not be….
Dubstep | Mord Fustang – A New World (Scourge Remix)
Posted by Mach on October 15, 2011
Scourge isn’t exactly a house hold name, but Mord Fustang is. I love the original of this track, it was great hearing it in the Dubstep Cereal Commercial. Tracks that good, the thought of a remix just doesn’t happen. There is just no need for it, but then Scourge dropped this remix and it changed my opinion on the matter.
DOWNLOAD: Mord Fustang – A New World (Scourge Remix)
Electro | Anjulie – Brand New Bitch (Laidback Luke Remix) & (Black Cards Remix)
Posted by Jess on September 20, 2011
Not sure how I feel about Anjulie but I am a sucker for a new Laidback Luke remix, who always seems to make a bangin track no matter what it is. The other remix in the set is by Black Cards, which is interestingly a creation between former Bassist of Fall Out Boy, Pete Wentz, and vocalist Bebe Rexha (who does not appear on the remix).
Dubstep | Excision
Posted by Mach on September 8, 2011
Yea, I know, I just s**t my pants too. This video is crazy, not including the fact that “X Rated” is the reason why most of America’s youth will go deaf by age 26. I’m curious why Messinian’s voice sounds just like Xibit on this. Doesn’t matter, track is heavier than the stuff you tell your therapist on tampon tuesdays.
The track below is another new one from Excision. This track is a little more on the chill side, but damn is it sexy. Excision’s new album, “X-Rated” drops Sept. 12th.
DOWNLOAD: Excision – Sleepless Ft. Savvy
Hip-Hop | Mark Hardy & Yung Rudd – Dotish (Otis Remix)
Posted by GMONEY on September 7, 2011
One of the reasons why I am so enamored by the Mark Hardy musical movement, is the fact that everything that Hardy puts out seems to have a unique story behind it. His latest release, Dotish, featuring fellow Trini artist Yung Rudd, is no different. Here’s what Hardy had to say about this release:
Dotish is Trinidadian word which means ‘dumb’ or ‘stupid’ so I kinda changed the meaning and turned a negative word into something positive. My meaning for “Dotish” is (Don’t Over Think Instead Strive Harder) and its dedicated to everyone out there who is following their dreams and doing what their love no matter how people try to hold them back and tell them how ‘dumb’ or ‘dotish’ they are for doing so.