Dubstep, Review | Roughmath – Buzzkill Remixes EP (Ft. Archie Cane, Jarvis, Koven, & Skit)
Posted by Mach on June 10, 2013
I have been a huge fan of Roughmath ever since his days as Noir, but today I bring you an awesome conglomerate of remixes of Roughmath’s last EP, “Buzzkill”. Kicking off this remix EP is Archie Cane. I wish he would release more tunes because his style is rarely seen. The into has a bit of a Garage feel to it, but the drop is filthy per usual. My first listen to Jarvis’ remix left me on the fence, it may have been where I decided I would start listening to it. After my second listen with better placement, the track finally came together in my ears. Jarvis’ defined epic for me.
Koven on the other hand catches your attention no matter where you click play. He is still one of the dirtiest up and coming bass producers out there. His drops are full of some the heaviest progressions you will find and Maksim taking point on the vocal turned out to be a match made in Heaven. Last but certainly not least is a remix from our friend Skit. Lately Skit has been pushing out some beautiful Hip-Hop and R&B infused bass tracks that have been revolutionizing how I view each genre. His remix of “Cold” however takes us back through his skills as a Dubstep producer, to say the least it is quite impressive. Roughmath assembled one of the best Remix EPs I have heard in Dubstep in a while. Maybe this will set an example for others to come.
Archie Cane | Jarvis | Koven | Skit
House | 95 Royale – Take Me Back (I’ll Do Whatever It Takes)
Posted by Mach on June 9, 2013
The young gun, 95 Royale, is preparing for his next EP release that is two weeks. He has been pushing to make a name for himself in Disco-House and honestly, I don’t see why more people aren’t catching onto his uplifting dance vibes. “Take Me Back” is a great track to bring it back, Disco that is. I love the soulfulness you feel from the vocals and instrumentals, another perfect track from 95 Royale. His “Deli Luvin” EP drops on June 24th.
Free Download: 95 Royale – Take Me Back
Chill, Hip-Hop, Mixtapes | HAHA-YO – Hey.
Posted by admin on June 5, 2013
If you know anything about HAHA-YO, it should be that they simply live and love life to its fullest. Their new EP entitled, Hey. encompasses just about everything that the duo stands for. Just in time for your summer parties or lazy days on the beach, Hey. is jam-packed full of songs that just put you in a good mood.
I encourage those of you are ballers, to purchase the album and support these two young men in their musical dream, but even if you are not quite baller enough to buy the album, there is of course a free download.
Enjoy the ten glorious tracks and and hit this jump for the free download and endless summer enjoyment!
Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Electronic, Progressive House, Trap | Tristam – Truth (The Remixes)
Posted by Sev on June 5, 2013
Yet again, Monstercat unleashes another amazing remix EP. Tristam’s track ‘Truth’ was released late last year and it seems as though he was busy rounding up some outstanding remixes the past few months. The original was a stand out track on its own with some amazing vocals and an overall great Electro-House track. This remix EP has some big names on it alongside some newer talent. As far as the heavier hitting remixes go, we have on from Candyland, Dabin, and Xkore. Candyland and Dabin gives us two different interpretations of the track with Dabin going for a more melodic style, while Candyland gives us the heavier dubstep remix. Xkore on the other hand unleashes a fast paced Drum & Bass remix that is sure to get you out of your seat with some aggressive growl sounds like no other. It was a surprising seeing Anna Yvette’s name as a remixer for one of the tracks, because we are so used to seeing her on the vocals. Either way she did an amazing job creating a trap remix to the track. Last but not least we have Filtercrush and The Dirty Tee’s who both gave us two different House styled remixes. As usual we get nothing but quality from Monstercat and this remix EP still holds to that.
Beatport: Tristam – Truth (The Remixes)
Dubstep, Electro, Hip-Hop | SuperVision – Telekinetic EP
Posted by Mach on June 4, 2013
Ah, another treat from the good old Pretty Lights Music label. SuperVision has always been a favorite of mine from the label, maybe even slightly more so than Pretty Lights himself. This new EP from SuperVision played better than I anticipated, the opening track “Super Like Vision” was the coolest way to kick off. It is definitely my favorite track from the EP. The rest of “Telekinetic” is just as tasteful, providing a little bit of Hip-Hop and soulful vibes throughout. Definitely a great download.
Free Download: SuperVision – Telekinetic EP
Dubstep | Destroid – Raise Your Fist (PatrickReza Remix)
Posted by Mach on June 4, 2013
Destroid’s new EP didn’t wow me, but this is the heaviest track I have heard from PatrickReza. Sev and I have been talking a lot about Neuro-hop and how it is sneaking its way onto the bass scene. I never imagined PatrickReza doing a track like this, but it gives me hope for the rising genre. Definitely a killer remix, hope it places in the remix competition.
Hip-Hop, Rap, Videos | Raz Simone – These Kids Throw Rocks
Posted by admin on June 3, 2013
“She got a big booty, so I call her big booty.”
“Popped a molly, I’m sweatin’, woo!”
“You say no to rachet pussy, Juicy J can’t.”
What do these three lines have in common? They are all some of the most widely recited and remembered lines in hip-hop these past few months. What else do they have in common? They have absolutely zero substance, thought, or profundity to them.
Raz Simone on the other hand takes a different approach to his music. With careful thought and emotion poured in to each line, listeners are drawn in and kept hooked throughout every song, mixtape and album. After the success of his most recent EP, Solomon Samuel Simone, Raz decided to take to the camera and capture more in depth one of the offerings from the tape.
The video for “These Kids Throw Rocks” has hit the internet and is quite impressive.
Here’s what Raz had to say: “This video is self directed and edited for a more personal approach to visualize the song. After recent events in my life the lyrics hit even harder than when I initially wrote them.”
I hope you enjoy and be sure to grab the full Solomon Samuel Simone EP here, if you haven’t already!