Chill, Electronic | Schoolboy Q – Studio (PromNite Edition)
Posted by mimada on May 14, 2014
“Studio” was hands down my favorite track off Oxymoron, but then again I’m a real sucker for those R&B//rap ballads. I’m also a sucker for just about anything mystery producer PromNite puts out. But hear me out on this remix here – PromNite keeps the deep, smokey vibes first brought to us by Schoolboy and BJ The Chicago Kid and mixes it up with some electronic beats, drums, and a touch of piano to make an even more sultry track that you won’t be able to wait to get down to. Dope.
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Chill, Electronic | cln – Better Than
Posted by mimada on May 14, 2014
After teasing us with a handful of remixes, Aussie producer cln finally treats us to the first *free* single off his upcoming EP. “Better Than” is perfectly chill for whatever mood you’re in today, be it up or down. For best results, put your headphones on loud and this track on loop and get lost.
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Electro-House | The Bloody Beetroots – Keep On Dancing Feat. Drop The Lime (Angger Dimas Remix)
Posted by Middy on May 13, 2014
Sir Bob has released the remix package for one of the most popular tunes from his recently released sophomore artist album “Hide”. We highlight Angger Dimas who keeps many of the natural elements of the original and then the drop comes in with unrestrained aggression, getting after it with fearsome kicks and snares and glitchy synths. Angger Dimas has been on fire with huge collabs the past year and keeps that going with a big time remix for the knightly producer.
RnB | Love Mansuy x S.U.C.K – Pilot
Posted by VMan on May 13, 2014
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Nothing more excited than when a dope producer and a dope songwriter decide to collaborate and bring out the best in each other, and this what Jersey native Love Mansuy did by laying his vocals on Parisian producer S.U.C.K’s funky production! Blending 21st century soulful R&B with orchestral French house, and topping it with a catchy guitar topline to lead you into the drop, this ditty is sure to be on repeat for a long time coming! Look out for both of these talented individuals upcoming projects and get this free download! This is a must listen and a must download!
Free Download: Love Mansuy x S.U.C.K – Pilot
Deep House | Those Wicked Hours – Red Moon (Glastrophobie Remix)
Posted by VMan on May 8, 2014
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The German producer that has been setting the internet abuzz with his Anna Graceman remix of “Words” just released a new remix to thanks his fans on 4,000 likes. This time Glastrophobie remixes the unknown vintage electro record “Red Moon” by the French brothers Those Wicked Hours, based out of Switzerland, into a late night deep house gem. The energy and vibe on this track is just as mysterious as the ‘once in a blue moon’ phenomenon, and it’s addicting. This is a must listen and a must download!
Free Download: Those Wicked Hours – Red Moon (Glastrophobie Remix)
Progressive House | X-VERTIGO & Renco Feat. Tab – Getaway (Loudan Remix)
Posted by Middy on May 7, 2014
Time to introduce you to a brand new producer, Daniel Illetschek, aka Loudan. The German born, Mexican based producer at the tender age of 17 he has released tunes under his birth name in the past, but with his new moniker, he is ready to create a new chapter in his very promising career. On official remix duties for this tune from X-Vertigo & Renco, Loudan gives is a peaktime melodic makeover, focusing on the vocals from Tab. He has big things coming, including a collab with the large and in charge leader of the biggest Mexican fast food gang, Carnage.
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Beatport: X-VERTIGO & Renco Feat. Tab – Getaway (Loudan Remix)
Progressive House | London Grammar – Wasting My Young Years (David Bulla Bootleg)
Posted by Mel on May 5, 2014
Twenty-one year old German producer, David Bulla, has been making a name for himself over the past few months with exceptionally well done bootlegs, remixes and originals. After a quick 20 days since his last remix, he is back with another one, this time of London Grammar’s “Wasting My Young Years”. He keeps some of the original piano and guitar but turns the rest of the track progressive. The bassline during the drop is especially good.
Free Download: London Grammar – Wasting My Young Years (David Bulla Bootleg)