Girl Fire, Pop | Dev-99 Red Balloons
Posted by ATexas on April 23, 2012
Shut up Dev! Just shut up! I’m dying. Dead. I need a good driving around sunny day song and this girl just remade 99 Red Balloons to be the perfect fit. It’s eurotrashy and pop mixed together. Girl-Fire Sold.
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Electro-House | Rather Red
Posted by GMONEY on July 9, 2011
Rather Red aka Tommy Raymond, is a 23-year-old musician based out of Los Angeles. Originally from Honolulu, Tommy attributes his ever-morphing style to his environment. “Both Hawaii and L.A. are very dynamic places with diverse populations. That open-minded way of life has shaped my musical interests to the point that I don’t dwell on genre, or even medium.” This open-minded approach to his art has allowed this upcoming producer to create some really unique and interesting content.
Hip-Hop | The Game ft. Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Moufy | Hip-Hop
Posted by GMONEY on June 24, 2011
Breezy and Game have teaming up a lot as of late, and every song that they’ve put out hasn’t been disappointing. Rumor has it that this will be on Game’s RED album. Oh, and in other hip hop news Weezy is hinting towards possibly retiring after Carter IV. According to him he wants to retire while he’s still hot…personally I think it’s a little late for that…
DOWNLOAD: The Game ft. Chris Brown – Pot Of Gold
Since Bradley of Sublime died I’ve never heard much from them that I liked, but the surviving members of the group teamed up with Wiz to bring a reggae track that is perfect for loungin’ around on those hot summer days.
DOWNLOAD: Sublime ft. Wiz Khalifa – Can You Feel It
Here’s another Boston track from Moufy. Keep a head’s up for Boston Lights, dropping in August.
DOWNLOAD: Moufy – Pick it Up
Electro, House | Dada Life – White Noise/Red Meat (Official Video)
Posted by Juicebox on February 3, 2011
Shout out to the chatbox…Dada life does it again using their signature banana and champagne motif. These two Swedish guys are nuts and hilarious at the same time, you can really draw that about them from both this music video as well as in Unleash The F*cking Dada music video…
DOWNLOAD: Dada Life – White Noise/Red Meat
Electro, House | Dada Life – White Noise/Red Meat (Original Mix) | ELECTRO-HOUSE
Posted by BIGLIFE on February 1, 2011
Between Avicii finally dropping Sweet Dreams and now Dada releasing this total slam-piece, I don’t know what to do with myself…
DOWNLOAD: Red Meat (Original Mix)
Reggae, Videos | Marky Hardy- Gone + Interview
Posted by Juicebox on September 29, 2010
My bredda from another mother, Marky Hardy, just hit me with his new track off his project, “2nd Chances Riddim”. If you’ve been living under a rock, Marky Hardy has a huge buzz in Trinidad and Tobago, and is undoubtedly a rising star in the reggae/fusion world. In the above clip, Marky sits down with Red 96.7 FM to debut his new track and how he describes his sound. I love Marky’s message in his music and he’s an artist that you need to keep an eye on. I wan tuh hail out all of Trinidad and Tobago and J-Rod Records! Ent!
Compilation, House | Top 50 Dance Tracks Of 2013: 40-31
Posted by Middy on January 8, 2010
40. Pryda – Layers
Hit play. If the bass line from this tune isn’t stuck in your head yet, it will be by the time you finish reading this description. Pryda has had some huge tunes released this year and “Layers” is one of them, as he proves once again his ability to create the funkiest bass lines and best melodies. It is always a good time Pryda.
39. Disclosure ft. Eliza Doolittle – You & Me (Flume Remix)
2012 was big for Flume, but 2013 was where things really started to explode globally for the Aussie bass sensation. The Aussie bass / trap sound is becoming one of the hottest new trends right now and Flume is leading that charge. His remix of “You & Me” maybe made Disclosure even better, and that is something many have tried and failed to do.
38. Joris Voorn – Ringo
One of the most beautiful tracks released this year, Joris Voorn’s hypnotic single “Ringo” is both soothing and danceable. It your DJs favorite track and one of ours.
37. Green Velvet – Bigger Than Prince (Hot Since 82 Remix)
This dance floor stomper has all the elements you want from a house tune. It has the prominent 4 on the floor beat, adeptly added percussive elements and vocal, but the ominous synths set this apart as Hot Since 82 continues to show he one of the brightest names in house music.
36. Above & Beyond – Walter White
Above & Beyond are an album group, so it should be no surprise that they were less productive with releases, while taking Group Therapy worldwide and launching their new acoustic sound. “Walter White” however showed a darker, more aggressive side, much like its namesake that has been a highlight of their sets and our playlists.
35. Mark Knight & Funkagenda – Man With The Red Face (Hardwell Remix)
Hardwell’s triumphant year ended with him being named the most popular DJ in the world, but it was paved with huge festival sets and a relentless release calendar with Revealed Recordings that put his “Hardwell Music” at the top. Along the way he has several releases, including this triumphant return to Toolroom Records, bringing out the famous sax from “Man With The Red Face” and making the tune even bigger and better.
34. Madeon – Technicolor
The wunderkind decided to delve into the pop world this year with singles for Ellie Goulding and Lady Gaga, and was incredibly busy touring, but had time for one incredible production released over the summer, “Technicolor”. It has the complex sound you want from Madeon and saw support from a whole host of big name DJs.
33. Gesaffelstein – Pursuit
From releasing an album, to getting support and shoutouts from names all over the hip hop community like Diddy and producing for Kanye on “Yeezus”, the understatedly swagged out Frenchman had a huge year. Taken from his album “Aleph”, “Pursuit” embodies the full-bodied, dark techno beats Gesaffelstein is loved for.
32. Clockwork ft. Wynter Gordon – Surge
One of those songs that seemed to sneak into sets all across dance music, Wynter Gordon’s vocals have become some of the most catchy dance vocals around. Combined with the bouncy electro that Clockwork puts together, we have been feeling this one all year long.
31. DJ Snake ft. Lil Jon – Turn Down For What
Few songs took over the internet like this one did to end the year, “Harlem Shake” and “Fox”, non withstanding. Just scanning through your twitter feed, you are guaranteed to see some mention of turning down (likely to increase the closer you get to the weekend). DJ Snake has been making some serious tunes lately, and “Turn Down For What” is just that.