Preview, Trance | W&W & Ummet Ozcan – The Code (Preview)
Posted by Middy on January 20, 2013
They have done it again. W&W team up with Ummet Ozcan, known for his massive recent single “The Box” for yet another colossal track set to take over the the dance music landscape. “The Code” stays true to their sound of thunderous bass lines and booming synth leads. With “Lift Off” still a staple of most sets, W&W continue to crank out quality track after quality track. “The Code” will be out February 6th on Hardwell’s Revealed Recordings. Watch POP NYE go off when W&W dropped “The Code” here.
Hip-Hop, Videos | G-Eazy ft. Carnage – LOADED [Official Music Video]
Posted by LoffyG on January 16, 2013
Earlier today G-Eazy let loose the visuals for his collaboration with rapper/producer Dj Carnage, and I must say this is nothing less than a banger! It was originally featured as a bonus track on G-Eazy’s recent mixtape release “Must Be Nice“, as well as Dj Carnage’s project “Stoop Kid”, which featured an extra verse from Carnage. This definitely serves as a track that you’d play at high volume while partying with some alcohol induced lady friends to get things jumpin’. It has a very similar vibe to Mike Stud’s collaboration with Dj Carnage on “Athlete” so if you like this take a listen to that as well. Watch the booty filled video and grab the free mp3 below!
Dubstep | Anita Ward – Ring My Bell (Kill Paris Remix)
Posted by Spice on January 15, 2013
Anita Ward’s disco mainstay gets a funky, unexpected facelift in Kill Paris’s latest remix. The young producer’s bass-heavy treatment of this 70s classic works way better than you’d expect — he expertly retools the vocals in a way that vibes perfectly with the updated sound of the remix. Kill Paris is another one to watch in 2013 — check out his Soundcloud for loads more free downloads if this is the first you’re hearing of him.
Free Download: Anita Ward – Ring My Bell (Kill Paris Remix)
Cover, Hip-Hop | PropaneLv – Ball (T.I. & Lil Wayne Cover)
Posted by Jess on January 1, 2013
Continuing his onslaught of covers PropaneLv has gone back to his urban side that made his No Lie cover so successful. This time bringing us his version of TI and Lil Wayne’s “Ball”. The beat alone is nuts, but I love Lv’s flow on this one, maybe more than any other cover he’s done. His improvement over the last 6 months has been fun to watch, can’t wait to see what’s next.
Hip-Hop | Master Shortie – Nobody Taught Me [Music Video]
Posted by Jess on December 21, 2012
Fresh off the release of his Studying Abroad mixtape featuring Outasight, Chiddy Bang and Ed Sheeran, Master Shortie is back with a brand new music video and song entitled “Nobody Taught Me”. The song is super fresh with an uptempo beat and a great hook. It is easily one of my favorite Master Shortie songs I’ve heard thus far. It also gives a good background on the London rapper who is breaking on the scene here in the States. Watch the video and download the song below!
Free Download: Master Shortie – Nobody Taught Me
Trance | Jaytech – Multiverse
Posted by Spice on December 12, 2012
With the full single package for the title track off of Jaytech’s recent artist album, Above & Beyond and the Anjuna team continue to prove that they’re willing to push the boundaries of trance. “Multiverse” in its original incarnation is a funky, deep house-inflected jam; the club mix maintains that sound and adds some heft to the bassline, while Audien brings in big, euphoric synths to the breakdown. Expect to see heavy support for this remix from other Anjuna artists — Audien is definitely one to watch in 2013. Rounding out the package is Russian up-and-comer Mimax, who gives the track a fresh, progressive vibe thanks to a new hook.
Beatport: Jaytech – Multiverse
FYI | Al Walser: The Definitive Guide
Posted by Spice on December 6, 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKKnFaVMaig
If you’re among the dwindling percentage of the population that considers the Grammys to be a relevant barometer of today’s music scene, this was probably an exciting morning for you. Nominations for the 2013 awards (where we honor songs from 2012; yes, it’s all terribly confusing) have arrived — and in true Grammys fashion, there are some absolute curveballs thrown into an otherwise dull and predictable mix. Chief among them:
1. No nominations for Bieber. Cue mass Belieber outrage. God willing, however, the Biebs will still get tapped to perform, and in doing so will treat us to yet another glorious display of those drop crotch Hammer-pant legging things he so favors.
2. “Levels” was apparently released after October 2, 2011 and thus qualifies for a nomination.
3. Al Walser.
Since we’re assuming that this is the first you’re hearing of Al, we’ve prepared this handy guide to get you up to speed with the man of the hour. Check out the high budget marvel that is the above video, and then join us after the jump.