Electronic | Young Bombs “Weekend Millionaires” Remix brings us one song closer to summer
Posted by Meezy on May 14, 2015
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All these summery tunes coming out are making me that much more excited for the quick approaching summer months. This one, produced by Young Bombs, is a Katleyn Tarver remix that is sure to make you to get up and dance. Such happy feels come with this track. There is nothing wrong with it; Catchy vocals, great piano riff and a candied beat. Pool party written all over it. Lets be weekend millionaires this summer.
Free Download: Weekend Millionaires – Young Bombs
Nu Disco | Throttle brings the funk with latest remix
Posted by Meezy on May 9, 2015
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Throttle drips with talent which he puts to use with his newest remix of Conrad Sewell’s “Hold Me Up”. This tune gives the vibe of a lit-up dance floor with a bunch people wearing bell bottoms and a creepy guy in the corner with a massive afro… my kind of party. In all seriousness this song is fire and is sure to get the party moving in the right direction. Always love hearing Throttle’s unique production style. Give it a listen and get your freak on.
Videos | Deorro Releases Official Music Video for “Five More Hours”
Posted by Juicebox on May 1, 2015
Deorro’s good time anthem, “Five More Hours”, pays homage to one of his very first releases, “Five Hours.” With vocals by Chris Brown, the blazing dance floor tune accumulated over 48 million streams on Spotify, and over 32 million streams on YouTube in a few months. Now, the latest rendition of Deorro’s biggest hit to date is getting a proper visual treatment. “Five More Hours'” music video depicts Chris Brown’s car breaking down in the desert leaving him stranded. Shortly after, a bus full of party goers on their way to Coachella comes to the rescue and they all make it to the party just in time, where they meet up with Deorro, and tear up the Sahara tent. Stream the music video above and grab the song on iTunes.
Deep House | Kav Verhouzer & Gathier Give Something Real Real
Posted by Juicebox on April 7, 2015
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Songs like these amplify the anticipation of warmer weather and better times. I imagine myself with my legs kicked up on my front patio, accompanied by some fruity drink no one can pronounce, looking down on some crazy party with a bunch of babes all in swimsuits dancing to this song. Will that actually be the case this summer? Doubtful, but thats how this song makes me feel. Check out Kaz Verhouzer & Gathier’s “Something Real” and let us know if you feel the same way!
Progressive House, Throwbacks | Kasum Will Have You Reminiscing With His Remix of Blink-182’s “Adams Song”
Posted by Juicebox on April 3, 2015
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Blink 182 is the type of band that always gets everyone singing at the top of their lungs, but now thanks to Kasum, you’ll be dancing as well. Kasum brings a distinctive progressive twist to “Adam’s Song” – keeping the energy flowing throughout the entire track. The NYC native put it perfectly, “Adam’s Song was my childhood” – so start reminiscing and grab the free download because it’s bound to get any party going!
Bass, Electro | Deadmau5, Dillon Francis – Some Chords (Spencer Baird Remix)
Posted by JT on February 13, 2015
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Hailing from The University of Western Ontario, the only Canadian University recognized by Playboy Magazine as a Top 10 party school, Spencer Baird has become synonymous with unpredictability as his mashups have been recognized for their creativity and balance between what’s popular and what’s on the rise. He’s transferred these characteristics to this brilliant remix. I bring you Baird’s remix to social media shit-starting legend Deadmau5 and the self-proclaimed king of hipsters Dillon Francis’ ‘Some Chords’. Scope out this kid’s Soundcloud page (no for real, click that button now) and bring a notepad.
Mashups | Kap Slap – We Like to Rock the Party (Kap Slap Edit)
Posted by Juicebox on October 20, 2014
Kap Slap is back with one of the biggest party tracks we’ve heard in a while. We’ve seen some artists take classic tracks like “We Will Rock You” and try to reinvent them with the electronic sounds of today, but we’ve never quite seen one as crazy as this edit. All hail Kap Slap.