Ambient, Chill | Rootkit – Carry Me Away (Original Mix)

Posted by on December 5, 2014

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Out on the infamous Monstercat label, Rootkit just delivered a dosage relaxation and I’m drifting. ‘Carry Me Away’ emanates a casual vibe. The ambient vocal chop in the background, when mashed with a slow bassline, steps away from his associated deep club sound. This track demonstrates the producer’s versatility, from drum and bass, to deep house, and now a chilled compilation of technological heaven. The kid from Norway isn’t showing signs of slowing down any time soon and I still get a jolt of excitement seeing a new Rootkit track pop up on my feed.

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Videos | Monstercat 3 Year Anniversary Video From Didrick

Posted by on September 17, 2014

monstercat-3-yearWow, it seemed like yesterday that Monstercat was started by its founder Mike Darlington and now three years in, things are bigger and better than anyone could have imagined. The label is not just a platform for artists to release their music on, but a marketing tool to connect with thousands of eager fans worldwide. To celebrate three years, Monstercat got Swedish producer, Didrick, who you may first remember for his remix of “I Can Be The One”, to mix and mash 78 tunes from the monstercat library into one wild 3-minute piece. The visuals to go along with it are the icing on the cake as you see Didrick working a launchpad and keyboard at the same time, while a drummer, guitarist and full backing band help provide the soundtrack to an outstanding three years of Monstercat. Cheers to you guys and to many more to come. You can grab the mashup and a compilation of Monstercat’s favorite tunes on iTunes here.

Compilation, Electronic | Rooftops Horizon Compilation Vol. 1

Posted by on July 28, 2014

Startup labels seem to be all the rage these days. Thanks to the success of independent outlets such as Soulection and Pilerats, to name a few, off-the-radar artists have hit the internet jackpot. Today’s startup spotlight goes to Rooftops Horizon, a label based out of Paris, the city of love and great music. This compilation features tracks from some of our current favorite producers such as Rusty Hook, salute, and Renz, alongside some new names, JL and Romby. Snatch this free download for some blissful listening this Monday evening. (I’ve had “Gold Rush” on repeat for an hour now)

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Electronic, Exclusive | KAOS – 8-Bit Love

Posted by on July 14, 2014

If you were diggin’ that last release from Phazz in collaboration with the rising London-based label youtellme, just wait for what they have in store for you today. Introducing KAOS, an upcoming producer also based in the UK, whose track “8-Bit Love” is exactly what it sounds like, but with a little bit more trap and a lot more soul. This is only the beginning of what youtellme has in store, so stay tuned for a handful of releases in the coming weeks, and pre-order the entire volume here. 

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Electronic, Trap | Phazz – Lionheart

Posted by on July 11, 2014

By now, you should already be familiar with French producer Phazz and the majority of his repertoire, so allow me to introduce you rather to the startup label that brings us this fresh new track. Meet youtellme, a London based platform focused on sharing music from eclectic, genre-defying artists from all over the map. This addicting electronic-trap jam is the first release off their freshman compilation volume, which features a superb variety of artists that you hopefully haven’t yet heard of but won’t be able to stop listening once you do. Trust me, youtellme is telling you the right things to listen to.

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Electro, Trap | DJ Smiles – Twerk Trap 2

Posted by on April 3, 2014

A few months back Fresh New Tracks brought you the exclusive premiere of DJ Smile’s “Twerk Trap” series. Lucky enough for you, it’s time for part two! Filled with fifty-two minutes of twerk-worthy music, this compilation is guaranteed to have you on your feet (and, possibly even your hands).

DJ Smiles just got off the road, after touring with Aer for the past several months, so with any luck we’ll be getting a more regular output of music. Hit play on the mix below, and be sure to check out DJ Smiles on SoundCloud for the rest of his music. Lastly, since there’s no rest for the wicked, Smiles will be hitting the road with Aer and Ground Up yet again very soon, so be sure to check him out in your city!

Albums, Exclusive, Featured, Progressive House | FNT Premiere: Sgt Slick – Everyday (Dave Winnel Vicious21 Remix) From Vicious 21

Posted by on March 3, 2014

21 years of vicious

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.

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