Albums, Exclusive, Featured, Progressive House | FNT Premiere: Sgt Slick – Everyday (Dave Winnel Vicious21 Remix) From Vicious 21
Posted by Middy on March 3, 2014
Vicious Recordings is turning 21 this year and celebrate this momentous occasion, they have compiled 21 classics and 21 new remixes of songs that represent the storied history of the label. In a genre that has only been around for about 35 years, it is all to often we see labels, clubs and other institutions fade into obscurity after a short run on top. To remain one of the great labels, riding the highs and lows of the industry and remaining a consistent force at discovering new talent and promoting great music throughout the years. Based in Australia, just a few of the guys the label has helped break include Avicii, Dirty South, Peking Duk, Angger Dimas and many more.
With the compilation coming out tomorrow on Beatport, we are proud to premiere the Dave Winnel remix of Sgt Slick “Everyday”. Those of you who are fans of Kaskade’s compilation albums (raises hand), will recognize the piano-heavy remix by Digital Lab from Dance.Love, but now hometown kid, Dave Winnel takes over the reigns for a remix fit for 2014. The stunning vocal is left intact as Dave Winnel adds a bouncy bass line underneath a bed of synths that are a mix of a throwback to when this tune was originally released and to the sounds of today. Stream the tune below before it comes out tomorrow. Check out the teaser for the compilation below and see the full tracklist after the jump.
Pop | Pharell – G I R L
Posted by VMan on February 26, 2014
Pharell’s new album G I R L is exclusively streaming on iTunes Radio in preparation for its release March 3rd. The 10 track project includes collaborations with Daft Punk, Justin Timberlake, Miley Cyrus and Alicia Keys. Check the track list below, and catch the live stream here.
1. Marilyn Monroe
2. Brand New ft. Justin Timberlake
3. Hunter
4. Gush
5. Happy
6. Come Get It Bae ft. Miley Cyrus
7. Gust of Wind
8. Lost Queen
9. Know Who You Are ft. Alicia Keys
10. It Girl
Exclusive, Progressive House | FNT Exclusive: Barcelona – Please Don’t Go (Ted Hunter & Spencer Baird Remix)
Posted by Middy on February 18, 2014
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Barcelona are a group that’s sound rely heavily on piano’s so it makes sense for their style to translate to dance music remixes. Today we have for you the exclusive download of a progressive remix from Ted Hunter & Spencer Baird of the 2007 “Please Don’t Go” by the Seattle 4-piece band. They keep much of the original in the breaks, adding gentle piano that melds just right with the soft vocals from Barcelona and injecting an easy going synth melody to the crescendos. Grab the download exclusively here and stream it below.
Free Download: Barcelona – Please Don’t Go [Ted Hunter & Spencer Baird Remix]
Chill, Trap | David Heartbreak Presents: The Love Movement
Posted by Middy on February 13, 2014
OWSLA’s latest signee, David Heartbreak has put together a last minute compilation of 12 tunes for Valentines Day. His tracks are much more energetic, but here we see the more soothing and relaxing side of the tastemaker who puts together an outstanding selection of tunes for your Valentines Day playlists. The tunes are all very melodic, chilled out trap leaning jams, that each have their own distinct moods and rhythms from the funky selection by Chooky “The Passion”, to the more subtle “Hold On” from Ste Louis & Curious Kontrol. The whole compilation is free, so stream it all below and grab the free download.
Free Download: David Heartbreak Presents: The Love Movement
Electro-House, Progressive House | Chris Avantgarde – Colours, Discovery
Posted by Mel on February 5, 2014
Chris Avantgarde is a relatively unknown German producer who, aside from the mysterious release on Size that has yet to come to fruition, has largely flown under the radar. Although his releases have been few and far between, he has been busy producing and is now providing us with a constant stream of tracks. “Colours” and “Discovery” are his first two songs he has given away. “Colours” is a typical progressive track lead by a big melody and “Discovery” is his take on electro house and the current festival sound. The drop in “Discovery” is not the most inspired but the breakdown in it is great.
Free Download: Chris Avantgarde – Colours
Free Download: Chris Avantgarde – Discovery
Exclusive, Featured, Progressive House | FNT Exclusive: Energy 52 – Cafe del Mar (Ludovika Bootleg)
Posted by Middy on January 31, 2014
Just in time for the weekend, Dutch (surprise, surprise) newcomer, Ludovika is here to drop off a brand new freebee to get things kicked into a high gear for your festivities. Ludovika has not been one to overwhelm his followers with a deluge of mediocre releases, but instead bidding his time to come out with quality material like this remix. 1993 trance classic, Energy 52 “Cafe Del Mar” will bring back memories for many old school ravers of a to a time less organized and less mainstream. Ludovika flips it on its head, keeping the original melodic tone, while adding industrial big room drops that vary between the first and second, with borrowed arps from the original layered over top. Toss the man a quick like on Facebook to get access to this tune and stream the track in full exclusively here.
Hip-Hop | Alexander Spit Ft. Jay Ughh- Millions (Video)
Posted by Adrego on January 25, 2014
H5C got their start making un-sanctioned video’s for big names like Frank Ocean, Odd Future and The Weeknd. Their signature dream-scape visuals used common elements like drugs, sex and violence in a way that made the most vile of acts seem a bit more classy. The directing collective quickly gained notoriety in the L.A. scene and have since moved on to making official videos for some of the most cutting edge artists in the game.
Enter Alexander Spit and Jay Uggh, two very ill So Cal emcees who’s styles seem to draw from similar pools of influence. Each of these emcees bounce between a mid-west, rapid-fire delivery and the southern relaxed drawl that could have only originated from mixing copious amounts of lean, green and shrooms. The outcome is a sonic melting pot of trill vibes that will leave you wanting to hear more. If your feeling this joint be sure to stream or support the Dillinger album.