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In this section we interview to artists from electro music world.
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Here we will write small biographies about bands and artists who are becoming important and known.
New memories
Do you remember what were the tracks that introduced you in electro?
We review all those epic sounds and moments
So what about some random electro music
A compilation of the best music of the last days or weeks. We also have here some new videoclips from your favourite artists and some video from lives concerts
Hey! whats going up over there?
Yes, yes, I know... it's been a long since the last post, but hey, I make this as a hobby calm your tits. Ok sry for that, sometimes I think I'm funny... any way, why I'm here? easy, just to keep uploading, eventually, quality posts with interesting information or just with awesome music. This post is one of the second type:
Here's the last master piece of Soulwax celebrating the 30th anniversary of Play It Again Sam (PIAS), 2manydjs have made this special mix containing tracks that were released on the label over the years. PURE GOLD. enjoy!
And, as an extra (because I know you love extras) a Soulwax documentary on Canvas, Belgian Television. High recommend to see (or to start to see and finish burning out your house... for example) bye!
Do you want to listen the last track of Mord Fustang?
Well, this isn't the full track, but the Estonian producer enchants us with another preview of his latest work of art “Champloo.” This clearly has Mord written all over it, with his signature electric sound and bumping rhythm and a sweet glitch effect to make the track perfect. Starting off as he always does with a beautiful synths that do not prepare you for what is about to come, Mord delivers another explosive production. Enjoy!
Ed Bagner Rercords launches today the first album of this musical genius which reminds me of Jesus, and not by his appearance but I really think he's back from the dead and has been reincarnated in this magnificent DJ. The album consists of 14 jewels: some of them with collaborations of singers like Infrane, Ruckazoid (the one with the voice like Michael Jackson) or Pacific!; the Gaspard Augé's girlfriend (Alka Balbir) as the protagonist of the video clip of "One Out Of Two"; some already known because this album includes old songs like "Baby I'm Yours" or "Fantasy" and news; and even Breakbot making the quality music that he only know do. All of them full of the typical Breakbot touch of funk, indie, electro and magic, a lot of magic. Finally say that this is for sure one of the remarkable albums of the year. Please enjoy, with you, Breakbot:
I recommend to buy this masterpiece in the correspondent museum, but if you need this now in your library, go here!
He is one of the unknowns, or at least not one of the most famous. But if the world would be fair and common people would understand about music, and not just about the shitty hits that media force them to hear on radio again and again and again...then yeah, then he would be on the top and comercial fake musicians like D.Guetta(...no it is too obvious...) let's better say David G. would have to clean Uppermost shoes. Sorry if this is not an impartial blog, but we just care too much about real music. And if you wanna take a dose of real music then keep listening. Because before listening these masterpieces you should be like this, but after listening the whole album you will be for sure like this. Uppermost returns with a lot of that famous french electro sound under his arm. As everybody knows the biggest names here are Justice and Daft Punk. And after listening 'Audio, Video, Disco' is hard to say were this current of electronic music is going, but i would bet that Uppermost and his ONE are the next level of the 'french touch'. And after a short, but worth to read, review of the album, you could listen all these new tracks and will agree with me.
The prelude from the album is made with Origin. A perfect transition with chill vibes that will bring you to the exceptional atmosphere that Uppermost has created. And now starts the real thing...i mean the real thing. With Dance he does an exquisite use of some samples from Daft Punk - High Life. In the last (free) album we could hear a clear touch of french electronic samples, mainly Justice and Daft Punk, and definately this is still on his sound, and i am personally happy for it. After this dance electro song we find the songs that really compose the soul of this majestic album. In Blasted we hear what it's called the real Uppermost sound and in The People, you start to think how can be this album so superb...but this is just the beginning darling. By the time you'll be listening Faster your ears had started to bleed and you will ask yourself why you are in front of your PC instead of being in one of his lives. Disconnected was the first we could hear from ONE and since the very first moment we have been looking forward to this release. Who said that there isn't variety of styles in here? In Flashback we relax a little bit our muscles and enjoy what to me sounds like a Futurecop! song mixed with the electro killer touch from Uppermost. The rythm is not so heavy as it was 10 minutes ago, but still we can appreciate these nices beats in tracks like Gather or Dream world. About the next song we have a lot of questions, because Different is, asthe name suggests, is something unusual that we didn't expect to hear in this album. Is this sound the new way that the artist will take in a future? Is it just a test? or maybe is it just a random title and we are just overthinking?...onlytime will tell This is almost over and we are already calm and ready to enjoy the Human. And of course another transition like the one we listened at the beginnig to say goodbye and bravo, BRAVO UPPERMOST!!!
By now you have probably hear a lot about KOAN Sound and their new EP, wich is already out on OWSLA. If you haven't heared about The Adventures of Mr.Fox you still have the chance.
But this post is not to talk about the new EP, but about the huge combination of KOAN Sound (a puzzling, often paradoxical statement or story, used in Zen Buddhism
as an aid to meditation and a means of gaining spiritual awakening) and Reso(a simultaneously moving a whole spectrum of electronic genres forward
while further cementing his place as the overlord of hi-tech dubstep.
With Reso wobble, hypercrunk, breaks, wonky, hip-hop and D n B all
receive the treatment. Reso’s deep musicality, incredible skill,
intricate programming and wildly diverse references place him at the
peak of a new breed of electronic producers)
Check this last name if you didn't know it before cause he is comming hard from UK!
We are starting September and among other things means that many deejays are encouraged to do their typical "mix of the month." The first is Lifelike, that delights us with this mixtape for more than half an hour impregnated of nudisco and french touch. Recorded in Paris with 2 digital Decks @ Silvertower Studio sounds pretty good, I love it. Enjoy and download for free!
PLAYLIST:
1- MASON - The Kickoff - Animal Language
2- KANO - Its a War - SERGE SANTIAGO Edit - Antibemusic
3- ALIXANDER III - Fade 2 Black - Nurvous Rec.
4- THE KNOCKS feat. FRED FALKE - Geronimo - Kitsuné
5- SAINT-MICHEL - Katherine - Columbia/Sony
6- POPULAR COMPUTER - PopHeart - LIFELIKE remix - PComputerMusic
7- THE SUBS - Decontrol - BLACKSTROBE edit - Lektroluv
8- CASSIAN - I Love It - Nurvous Rec.
9- CHROMEO - When The Night Falls - LIFELIKE remix - Turbo Rec./Atlantic rec.
10- KRAAK & SMAAK - Runnin - Jalapeno Rec.
11- CERRONE - Good Times (Im In Love) - LIFELIKE remix - Malligator
Finally is available for download on Middle Finger the EP that have done together Boys Noize and Skrillex under the name "Dog Blood".
This EP is composed of two tracks "Next Order" and "Middle Finger". And despite of the fact that this project has not been made official by either, their references on twitter and facebook and the fact that it was launched by Boys Noize Records and Owsla together, clear all the doubts. Don't wait and listen it and download via Beatport!
The answer is: a fucking huge mountain of work (so many electronic music news this summer... Shit!). Now this is like when you wake up from a dream, crowded of naked chicks and you realize that that was only a dream and you have things to do (things sucks), something like that metaphor was the summer of the NoizeBusters team.
So, what we are going to do? for the moment, let's start with the last job of ZZT. And, maybe, in the future we make a post of random music on a compilation of this summer best tracks for you bitches, bitches love random music.
The cut and paste hybrid of dance and hip-hop that is Nickel Und Dime has actually been around since last November. To mark the recent release of the Partys Over Earth remix album, which features reworkings by the likes of Julio Bashmore, Erol Alkan and Justice, the duo commissioned the brilliantly named Femme de $arkozy to make a video for Nickel Und Dime to help "raise it out of cult obscurity". The resulting vaguely NSFW video features heavily edited clips taken from the Bob Fosse-directed 1983 thriller Star 80, a film based on the true story of murdered Playboy model Dorothy Stratten and seems to perfectly encapsulate the song's slightly menacing seediness.
The Toxic Avenger wasn't dead, they just were waiting for the best moment to come back!
3/2/1 is the last single from the «ANGST» album. After electro beginnings in California in 2008/2009 («Toxic is Dead», «Superheroes»), and a comeback in France in 2010 with «N’importe comment» featuring Orelsan or «Alien» featuring Annie, album track “3,2,1” is a thumping, ghostly track that offers a glimpse into Toxic’s dark world with a shimmering ethereal breakdown.
First of all, we are going to remember this track "Alien Summer" that, is a pretty nice job but a little far from the best The Toxic Avenger:
Now as an extra, here's the great remix of Drivepilot of "Angst Two":
And to finish "3 2 1" (feat Heidi Cannon). The best thing about this new single is that The Toxic Avenger is back, but I'm not trying to say that they are making music again, no, they are back to their best toxic electro with that they caught us for the first time, enjoy:
Deadmau5 was last friday on the section of Pete Tong's program "15 minutes of Fame" on BBC Radio 1. Here you can hear the interview with Pete and some advances of his last job, The Veld EP, that you can download on iTunes now!
Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo better known as the Bloody Beetroots, returns this summer with a pumping new track suitably titled “Rocksteady”. Set for a June 26th release on Ultra Music, “Rocksteady” is the smash follow-up to his massive club record “Church Of Noise” which featured Sweden’s master of punk rock and The (International) Noise Conspiracy’s Dennis Lyxzén.
The genius Bob Rifo wrote for everybody this:
‘Rocksteady’ embraces the garage-punk sound that the Bloody Beetroots Projects is so famously known for – rock infused exploding beats and vigorously energetic electro house. Keeping in theme, the suitably rock ‘n’ roll video, directed by Wyatt Neumann, makes its debut June 28, just two days after the single is released. Sir Bob talks about his experience on set “You know what, my brain does not collect recent data but last week I was in Death Valley and it was mad fun! Girls, Shotguns, 70’s muscle cars, Dust…Nice!”
If you want to hear the single live, DJ/Producer Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo has teamed up with his Italian partner in crime, Tommy Tea from the FXs, for another Bloody Beetroots DJ Set tour this summer. Don’t expect the same old show though, the masks are different, the sounds are changing and they have brand new hi-octane club banger ready to annihilate the dance floor.
Fuck Yes! I Love You All! Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo
So, this is great, after the successful church of noise theme we all were waiting for something more, and here is it. That was a long wait but it worth's if Bob keeps his quality
Tour Dates:
June 30th @ EHZ Festival, Biarritz, France
July 5th @ Swatch Freestyle Festival, Estavayer, Switzerland
July 7th @ Beauregard Festival, Caen, France
July 13th @ Melt! Festival, Ferropolis, Germany
July 14th @ Extrema Festival, Eindhoven, Holland
July 15th @ Dour Festival, Dour, Belgium
July 20th @ Beatpatrol Festival, St. Polten, Austria
July 21th @ Monegros Desert Festival, Fraga, Spain
July 27th @ Tomorrowland Festival, Boom, Belgium
July 28th @ Lez Art Scenique Festival, Selestat, France
August 3th @ San Juan, Puerto Rico
August 4th @ Hard Fest, Los Angeles, USA
August 5th @ Center of Gravity, Kelowna, Canada
August 10th @ Grape Fest, Piestany, Slovakia
August 11th @ Summer Of Love, Tynec, Czech Republic
August 16th @ Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
August 17th @ Cocoricò, Riccione, Italy
August 18th @ Mobile Beats, Meinerzhagen, Germany
August 25th @ Zurich Open Air Festival, Zurich, Switzerland
September 2nd @ Electric Zoo, NYC, USA
September 18th @ Together @Amnesia, Ibiza
October 5th @ Dance Rock, Taipei
October 6th @ Global Gathering, Seoul, Korea
October 12th @ Free Form Festival, Warsaw, Poland
October 13th @ Bonusz Electronic Music Festival, Budapest, Hungary
What?!, do they teach electro in Frecnh elementary schools?
Almost one year ago Hugo Pierre Leclercq uploaded a video in his Youtube account, a video that marked a before and after in his musical career, a video where he played '39 songs he liked'. Now after a long time, a few tracks and many lives later, Madeon returns with a new mashup!
The elfin 18 year old might not be old enough to party in the USA, but he still rocks dancefloors and fests around the world, like Coachella with Daft Punk-ish jams. And between shows he still find time to mix 103 tracks in his last minimix for BBC Radio 1, and yes you read it well...103 tracks!! And just for fun try to recognize...half of them...
Madeon - Shuriken
The Beatles - A Day In The Life
M83 - Intro
Surkin - Ultra Light
Groove Armada - Look Me In The Eye Sister
Madeon - Icarus (Minimix Edit)
Röyksopp - Happy Up Here
The M Machine - Immigrants
Daft Punk - Outlands
Julian Perreta - Wonder Why (DatA Remix)
Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed (Russ Chimes Remix)
Phonat - Set Me Free
Justice - New Lands (A-Trak Remix)
Skrillex ft. The Doors - Breaking A Sweat (Zedd Remix)
Yuksek - Extraball
Foster The People - Pumped Up Kicks (Gigamesh Remix)
Oliver - Dirty Talk
Sebastian - Greel
Anoraak - Nightdrive With You (Grum Remix)
Martin Solveig - C'est La Vie
BWO - Sunshine In The Rain
Knife Party - Tourniquet
Para One - Wake Me Up
Feed Me ft. Gemini - Whiskers
Michael Gray - The Weekend
ABC - The Look Of Love
Woodkid - Iron
Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc.
Pendulum - Hold Your Colour
Chic - Stage Fright
La Roux - In For The Kill (Danger Ocean Remix)
Dirtyloud - Needle
Black Kids - Boyfriend (The Twelves Remix)
Kanye West - All Of The Lights ft. Rihanna, Kid Cudi
Justice - Let There Be Light
Sub Focus - Rock It
Kill The Noise - Talk To Me
Capsule - More More More
Justice - Helix
Kavinsky - Nightcall
Madeon - For You
Radiohead - Paranoid Android
Porter Robinson - Say My Name
Muse - Hysteria
Sebastian Ingrosso & Alesso - Calling (R3hab & Swanky Tunes Mix)
Daft Punk - Da Funk
Zedd - Slam The Door
Volta Bureau - Alley Cat
Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro
Wolfgang Gartner - Flexx
The Ting Tings - Shut Up And Let Me Go
Justice & Simian - Never Be Alone
Michael Jackson - Beat It
Rihanna - Russian Roulette
Clock Opera - Once And For All
The Paradise - In Love With You
Clock Opera - Belongings
Madeon - Finale
Lifelike & Kris Menace - Discopolis
Deadmau5 - Raise Your Weapon (Madeon Remix)
Queen - We Will Rock You
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Miike Snow - The Wave (Thomas Gold Remix)
Martin Solveig - The Night Out (A-Trak Remix)
Lady Gaga - Bad Romance
Yelle - La Musique
Metronomy - The Look (Camo & Krooked Remix)
Danger - 3h11
Nari & Milani - Atom
Unicorn Kid - Lion Hat
Daft Punk - Short Circuit
Yuksek - On A Train
Kylie Minogue - Get Outta My Way (Penguin Prison Remix)
Martin Solveig - The Night Out (Madeon Remix)
Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You
The Killers - Bones
Russ Chimes - Back 2 You
Madeon - Icarus (Original Mix)
Chic - You Are Beautiful
Perfume - Take Off
Earth Wind & Fire - Let's Groove
Deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gartner - Animal Rights
Frankmusik - Confusion Girl (Russ Chimes Remix)
Wolfgang Gartner - Illmerica
Daft Punk - Revolution 909
Calvin Harris - The Rain
Mylo - In My Arms
Kanye West - Power
The Killers - This Is Your Life
Kanye West ft. Jay Z - H.A.M
Green Day - Are We The Waiting
The Killers - A Dustland Fairytale
Green Day - 21 Guns
The Clash - London Calling
Alphabeat - What Is Happening
Most of these tracks are sampled in really small ways, sometime under a
second. The purpose wasn't to reference all these songs clearly but to
use samples as an instrument. Tracks are listed chronologically, but
elements that are reused several times are only listed once.
Here's the last mixtape of Louis La Roche! he made it for Triple J and the best thing is that is free, and very cool!
PLAYLIST:
Simian Mobile Disco - Cerulean
Stereofunk - Disco To Disco
Louis La Roche - Fake Tan
J Paul Getto - Booty Louis La Roche - Gimme Gimme
Aniki - OMG
Deep Fiction - Lets Go
Amtrac - Untitled
Louis La Roche - Kaboom
Disclosure - Tenderly
Riva Starr & Fatboy Slim - Get Naked (Louis La Roche Remix)
Cheek - Sunshine People (Louis La Roche Modernized Edit)
Country Club - In The Air
Fare Soldi - Pestalozzi
Louis La Roche - Malfunction
5eya - Out Of Town
Louis la Roche - F.U.B.A.R
U-Tern - You Don't Know Me
Louis La Roche - Ricochet
"Simply Dead" was the last clue that we have about Digitalism, that track will be included in the next compilation of DJ-Kicks that is provided by the band (listen it below).
After that, we just were waiting for some advances or something about that compilation, but here's one surprise, because the german duo have made a remix of "Stimming - Funkworm" and sounds really good, check out!
This guys really know how to make a party, and shows to us every time they can, you can check it listening the interview below that they offered to Radio 1. So I'm not going to explain nothing unnecesary, just listen to it!
TRACKLIST Dada Life - Kick Out The Epic Motherfucker (Vocal Version)
Kaskade - LLove (Dada Life Remix)
Eva Simons vs. Nicky Romero - I Don't Like Alcoholic (Dada Life Bootleg)
Miike Snow - Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix)
Dada Life - White Noise/Red Meat
Sandro Silva & Oliver Twizt - Gladiator (Original Mix)
Afrojack & R3hab - Prutataaa (Dada Life Remix)
Dada Life - Happy Violence
Now here's the live session that they played a few days ago in Las Vegas
Tracklist:
01. Dada Life – Kick Out The Epic Motherfucker w/ Afrojack & R3hab – Prutataaa (Dada Life Remix) w/ Ace Of Base – All That She Wants (Acappella)
02. Dada Life – Happy Violence (Vocal Mix)
03. Eva Simons – I Don’t Like You (Nicky Romero Instrumental Remix) w/ Tim Berg – Alcoholic (Dada Life Remix) (Acappella)
04. Dada Life – Rolling Stones T-Shirt
05. Nari & Milani vs. Maurizio Gubellini – UP (Christian Marchi Remix)
06. Duck Sauce – Big Bad Wolf (Dada Life Remix)
07. Ralvero – Rage
08. Swedish House Mafia vs. Knife Party – Antidote w/ Gwen Stefani – Hollaback Girl (Acappella)
09. Dada Life – White Noise / Red Meat
10. Chuckie – Who Is Ready To Jump (Dada Life Remix)
11. Dada Life – Feed The Dada
12. Knife Party – Rage Valley w/ Beastie Boys - Fight For Your Right (Acappella)
And as an extra here's their last mixtape, every month they make one and then we make a post of it, this time we didn't do it until now, enjoy!
Tracklist:
Justin Bieber - Boyfriend (Dada Life Remix)
Nicky Romero & ZROQ - WTF
Gregori Klosman - Minibar
Tiësto & Showtek - Hell Yeah
Ansiktet - Äckligt (Style Of Eye Remix)
Jerry Rekonius - Paranormal
Knife Party - Rage Valley
Tony Romera - MAD
Jordy Dazz - OMG
Afrojack and Shermanology - Cant Stop Me (R3hab and Dyro Remix)
Treasure Fingers surprise us today wishing a funky summer for everybody, and there's no better way to make it than with a mixtape full of classic disco tracks, that spread good vibes. This will make you dance and will teleport your mind to a tropical paradise where you can enjoy this to the max!
Tracklist:
01. The Whispers - It's A Love Thing
02. Evelyn "Champagne" King - I'm In Love
03. Fonda Rae - Touch Me (All Night Long)
04. Howard Johnson - So Fine
05. Five Star - Let Me Be The One
06. Carl Carlton - Dance With You
07. Sister Sledge - He's The Greatest Dancer
08. Shalamar - A Night To Remember
09. Diana Ross - Upside Down
10. Parliament - Aqua Boogie (A Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop)
11. Billy Ocean - Nights (Feel Like Getting Down)
12. Young And Company - Strut Your Stuff
13. Funkadelic - (Not Just) Knee Deep
14. Bar-Kays - She Talks To Me With Her Body
15. Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio - For Those Who Like To Groove
Don't be alarmed, yes, okay, I know it says it is a remix of "Eu Te Pego is Ai," I was a little scared at first too, but I trusted in Neus and I wasn't disappointed!
This brilliant french liked the idea of the Antichrist's remix of "LMFAO - Sexy And I Know It" and wanted to participate in the same way, check out and download for free.
I love this guy from the first moment I saw him in a soulwaxmas playing on a robe and slippers! ok, I was a little drunk and maybe his clothes were not quite so, but to me it seemed that way. Besides, and this no one can deny, is a fucking monster at live, impeccable techno sounds and bases that make your clothes start to dance too. Paul-God-Chambers, was the name that he got for me from that day.
Now he launches this mix tape that contains some of his favorite techno tracks of all times (as he says). "Dating from an era when there was no Facebook, no Twitter and no Soundcloud. An era when you still had to leave your house to buy music, when Arnold Schwarzenegger's picture was still on DJ Hell's label designs, and Jamie Lidell was still doing techno.
Some of you might know this mix already, but I'm putting it out there again to show that this is timeless future techno. From the past."
ENJOY!
After the arrival of the latest album of Justice came a wave of remixes of most of their tracks, some good, some not. This is one of the good, when we thought nobody would continue with it appears A-Track and makes us a "Bazinga" with this masterpiece. Enjoy!!
And as an extra of A-track here's his last mix!!
Tracklist:
1. A-Trak & Zinc - Stingray (A-Trak Intro Edit)
2. Punky Baxterr - Stoop
3. Phunk Investigation & Schumacher - Critical
4. Hey Today! - Guro Guro
5. Finnebassen - Touching Me
6. Todd Terry & J Paul Getto - Wash The Window
7. Harvard Bass & Bart B More - Pari (NOOB Remix)
8. Audio Jacker - Pull Ya G String Down South
9. Tyree Cooper & Denis Naidanow - Wonderland
10. Danny Brown - Die Like A Rockstar (Brodinski Remix)
11. Zombie Disco Squad - Ibiza Hooligan
12. Country Club - In The Air
13. Q-Tip - Work It Out (Disclosure Booty Call Edit)
14. SCNTST - Mariah
15. Kirko Bangz - Drank In My Cup (Jim-E Stack Remix)
There are just a few rare ocassions when we have the pleasure to share with you such a discovery. Because comming from nowhere a talented dj has appeared, and i say it with emphasis in the word 'talented'. Nowadays is really hard to find a person than relatively starting his career in the electronic music scene, and calling himself a dj, shows something different, something new, something that is worth it to listen as L'Homme de L'Ombre shows in his new EP. So that is why we wanna let you know a little bit more about him...The man behind the scenes ( ex Mr Akitar ) deals very aptly named,
electronic music artist known person, which avoids this show to the big
day, who seeks neither fame nor fortune, but simply respect for his
work.
I hope you delight this EP (launched by THaF Records) as much as i did!
I know that for some dubstep fans (or people who appreciate intact eardrums and variance in music’s amplitude) talk about Skrillex as a dubstep producer might be considered blasphemy because his style is the “bro-step”. He is a great producer anyway call it what you want, and with the music, like with everything, if you don't like something don't look/listen/lick/eat/or whatever you're going to do with it. This time Spy Films director Arev Manoukian shoots his latest film featuring electronic music artist Skrillex & Wolfgang Gartner . This film is the hauntingly dark journey of a newly married man trapped in a deep erotic dream. The dream quickly turns into a nightmare as he spirals down into The Devil’s Den. Check out!!
Great news today!! another unreleased Danger gem has surfaced online!!
He performed in Los Angeles this weekend and apparently road tested some new material including this unreleased track called ’22h39′ that looks like comes from the ‘Local heroes’ compilation, from Sound Night festival.
It’s not the usual Danger banger; but something more akin to Gesaffelstein productions. It’s dark, languid, moody and full of menacing atmosphere. Enjoy!
Here is A-trak and Dillon's summer anthem "Money Makin'"!! came out today on Fool's Gold. One of the most mature songs I ever listened and a video that keeps with the two DJs absurd sense of , they star in the clip as repairmen who transform a busted ATM into a hard-partying dance machine that takes the big city by storm... until the dough runs out.
Directed by Ben Solomon and Daniel B Levin, and featuring cameos from P-Thugg of Chromeo, rap legend Greg Nice, Action Bronson and more, "Money Makin'" is yet another must-see FG music video, and the perfect kick-off to summer jam season. Click here to buy the single.
Fuck yes! that Gigamesh sure is great. Check out the brand spankin’ new video for the jam “Dream On”. This is the last track on his next EP “All My Life”. The EP is out on May 28th via Kitsuné, if you haven’t already previewed it run bitch and listen it below because is great!
Peep the video and enjoy the fresh, funky moves from the world’s greatest dance trio Turbo, Kelly + Ozone, better known as TKO!
American Dream Part II is released June 11th on Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs debut album 'Trouble'. This video is a collaboration between ADAM and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. TEED's debut album 'Trouble' available to pre-order now here.
Dada have done it again, another month another great mixtape with good themes at the forefront of the best electronics. listen, enjoy and download for free!
Tracklist:
1. Nari and Milani - Up
2. Tiësto and Swanky Tunes Feat Ben McInerney - Make Some Noise
3. Chuckie and Gregori Klosman - The Numb3r5
4. Swanky Tunes and Hard Rock Sofa - The Edge
5. Thomas J - Drop The Bomb (LAZRtag Remix)
6. Laidback Luke - 1234 feat. Chuckie and Martin Solveig
7. Wolfgang Gartner - Redline
8. Dada Life - Rolling Stones T-Shirt
9. Ralvero - Rage
10. Eva Simons - I Don't LIke You (Nicky Romero Remix)
11. Miike Snow - Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix)
12. Kaskade - LLove (Dada Life Remix)
13. Static Revenger and DEV - Turn The World On (Angger Dimas Dub)
A new electro mixtape by the hand of the German DJ TheFatRat is now for free download. This incredible mix will open a summer concert series in Denver, The Skinny Dip at Summit Music Hall, and the first event is going to be taking on May 11th (more info here).
Turn up the volume, take a drink and enjoy!
Tracklisting:
Foster The People - Don't Stop (TheFatRat Remix)
Modulation - Groovy Movie (Original Mix)
Noisestorm - Renegade (Original Mix)
The Knocks - Brightside (TheFatRat Remix)
Fasto - Together (Rabbit Killer Remix)
Trampboat - Ah (Original Mix)
TheFatRat vs Daft Punk - Do Harder Be Faster (Mashup)
Probe - Time Machine (Original Mix)
Mr. X & HardWaks - Records Back (Darth & Vader Remix)
Congorock - Babylon (Dub)
Calvertron vs Qualver - Raw 2 Da Floor (Lazy Rich Remix)
Zedd - Stars Come Out (Original Mix)
Wolfgang Gartner - Push and Rise (PrototypeRaptor Bootleg Remix)
Wolfgang Gartner - Space Junk vs PrototypeRaptor - Drive Hard
Before landing in Australia last week for the tour Groovin the Moo, the German duo Digitalism has been busy working and mixing the latest edition, so far, of the highly respected series of DJ-Kicks mixes. In addition to tracks from Vitalic, Whomadewho or Autotune, the album will contain remixes of Sail Away by The Rapture and of Alicudi by Gai Barone made by the German couple. Although the most exciting of this new release is the presence of six original Digitalism's tracks. This new edition of DJ-Kicks will be released on July 10, but until that arrives can be downloading one of the new tracks, A New Drug, by clicking below!
Tracklist:
01. Axel Le Baron & Kurbatov – Menace (Original Mix)
02. Surrender ! – Travellers (Sharooz Remix)
03. Hey Today! – 83
04. Alex Gopher – Brain Leech
05. TWR72 – Summer
06. Digitalism – Fallin
07. Gai Barone – Alicudi (Digitalism Electro Clash Remix)
Alright! Dada Life is coming! Their new song "Rolling Stones T-Shirt" is going around the world with a really crazy video... Fantastic beaches, summer sun, pretty girls and... WTF?? If you want to know the end of this history click the play button right now!
This addictive song has been remix by one of our favourite techno-couples, the amazing Antichrist, and here is the result... fucking perfect.
How does it sound? Do you like it? So don't stop the music and listen to this cool remix (yeah, it is not from Antichrist but it sounds good too).
And here a present for you, dear listener. Enjoy a little part of Coachella Live!
It’s impossible to keep still to this months Fools Gold radio mix, its packed with dope beats and party vibes from great DJs (look the tracklist for understand me) mixed by none other than A-TRAK. And is free!!
Tracklist:
1. Mason - Chihuahua
2. NAPT - Tom Toms
3. The Partysquad - Go Down Low
4. Fare Soldi - Pestalozzi
5. Willy Moon - Yeah Yeah (Sinden Remix)
6. Alex Metric - Rave Weapon
7. Vato Gonzales - Blow Ya Stereo
8. LA Riots - Nuggets Adventure
9. Crookers - Bowser
10. Shadow Child - String Thing
11. Kabale Und Liebe & Lauhaus - Hiphouse
12. Zombie Disco Squad feat. Omar - Righteous Sound
In Soviet Russia music kills you, especially if the music comes from DJ Antention... This brutal DJ show us again his powerful electro techno with his last original mix called Redrum, enjoy!!
We had a little forgotten the killer dubstep duo Antichrist, no problem because here are their latest masterpieces!
This guys never stop with their work, the first track is a proof of this: Antichrist, inspired by the recent movie The Avengers (and specially by the Play Boy Robert Downey Jr), just made a track called "Drunk Iron Man" maybe it seems that the track is a joke but isn't, check it out and opine.
The second track is a little more serious than the first, in this one you can realize that they had work hard to make an epic melodic track with ton of atmosphere. This isn't the usual hard "banger". But I'm freaking out with it, specially from the 2:49 BRILLIANT!
And the best new here is that you can download this tracsk for fuck-all money right below.
Hard Miami is a festival that was held a few days ago and there acted great DJs like Boys Noize, Brodinski and Gesaffelstein among others. We were lucky because Busy P, who also participated, has released his DJ set! so enjoy it bitches!
And like an extra, check out the last awesome remix of the Justice Track On'N'On by Video Village, seriously awesome shit!!
Our industry is a fickle one, as quickly as producers explode into the spotlight they can just as easily fade into obscurity. Though there’s always the rare class of producer; born a raw force – with music coursing through their veins thicker than blood.
This is an ironclad breed. They’re no show-ponies, no glamour seekers, no one-offs – production is for the sake of passion, and the result is work of the highest f***ing calibre, bar none.
Without a doubt, for the last years Belgian titan GTRONIC has been at the forefront of this class. Carving his name on the global stage with his unmistakeable and irrepressible sound, GTRONIC has established himself as one of the pioneering forces of the modern electro movement.
After this introduction it's time to come back to the music, and here is it! from his latest EP has been a long time, but fortunately he is back with Sergeant Bass, another bold EP that sure will makes somebody go crazy!
But this is not enough to make you figure how big this EP could be, keep listening more about this in the link below. Is an exclusive minimix of 3 new tracks!! GTRONIC NEW EP on DIM MAK --Exclusive Preview--
And to make the post perfect here is some advances of the last job of Gtronic, enjoy (link below).
Some time ago we talked about this remix, we have warned that it was something big, the parisien producer Uppermost has a knack for spinning dreamy/spacey mixes of the best electronic, this is another proof of it.
And here we are again, another interview in Noizebusters, but just another interview? HELL NO! Tonite we have a rising starin the electro scene. An artist who has made his own sound, a sound that is starting to soundin the best clubsin the world. He has just released his new album. And we have the huge pleasure of let you know a little bit more about him before you will listen about him on the radio or read in other (not so cool) bloggs. So ladies, gentelman and fans of dirty nasty electro beats, let me introduce you to Hypster
Noizebusters: Would you mind introducing yourself to the readers and how would
you describe your music? Hypster: Im a kid from ibiza living his dreams. I would
say my music has a futuristic vibe with full on basslines and solid drum
beats mixed with extreme fx and dirty growling wobbles. But dont take
my word on it, see for yourself!
NB: We have been listening so much lately and we couldn't agree more. And you loyal reader listen the beginning of a serie of massive beats while you read about the life of this mastermind. So what is your real name? and why did you choose the name Hypster like
your musical name?
H: Lets just say my initials are two “L”s... Hypster
doesnt have much to do with what some people now a days call “hipsters”
with those tight jeans and long beards lol. Its in relation to the
1930s-40s hipsters that were one of the new subcultures of that time
influencing with new styles of music which for that time were unheard of
like jazz, blues etc.They were talented mainly black musicians from the
suburbs that started playing openly in bars and venues demonstrating
the great music they could do and they were innovators in their own
aspect. I relate that sort of innovation to what we live now a days with
electronic music and how those once underground artists start breaking
through to mass media converting a relative underground scene to
something much bigger. I put the “y” from the word “hype” since the
music is quite energetic and uplifting with big risers and banging
drops.
NB: Smart combination of names, we used 'busters' from 'busters' and 'Noize' because our grammar sucks. What are your influences/music background and what or who might have
played a role in shaping your sound?
H: I play drums and basic piano and
Ive listened to all types of music since my early years to now. From
things like rap, punk and reggae to more electronic genres like house,
dubstep and electro of course. Everything has played a role in shaping
my sound, even the birds singing outside my window now!
NB: Haha very interesting way of inspiration, we will try it but right now we are more into the dog-dolphin's sounds. Do you prefer writing original tracks or remixing and why?
H: When you
make an original it has more value to yourself and you feel prouder
since its your hard work. With remixes it can be funner since you have
other elements and if it has a voice it can give you lots of options to
play around with but its still more fulfilling to make your own original
songs.
NB: If you could pick anyone, whom would you pick for your next
collaboration?
H: Rage against the machine? Lol.. More down to earth I have
some interesting collabs coming up with Joe Garston or Miles Dyson, so
tay tuned for those!
NB: Oh man i would pay so much to see that live and listen 'Killing in the name of Hypster'
Who introduced you in electro? Did you have any mentor to whom you
want to say hello?
H: I grew up in both Ibiza and Miami so both those cities
always gave me a big selection of different genres. I got into electro
when i was 17 when a more energetic type of electro started evolving and
emerging. The main person that has influenced me in these last years is
Miles Dyson, his “tutoring” has helped me in many different ways in the
music industry, from musical things to aspects more related to
business, so a shout out to the chief!
NB: All what you tell about Miles sounds amazing, we should know more about him and his work. Who is, in your opinion, the enemy public of music numer one?
H: There is no “nemies as you
put it since anyone can make music their own way and there is no right
or wrong. Though I dont know about those mainstream artists that irrupt
in dance events publicizing drugs... lol. Some artists can be more
vibrant than others and some lyrics more mind expanding than your
average radio formula track, but really its the followers/listeners that
have the power. Who is stupider, the stupid person or the guy that
listens to that stupid person?
NB: If i would have to choose...probably the listener, or maybe both. But don't worry dear listener if you are reading this post and listening the dirty mash up by Hypster, then you are so so so far that kind of listener.
If your studio was on fire what would be the first thing to save?
H: Oh
please no! Dont even wanna think about that... Hopefully I get myself
out first together with my backup hard drives.
NB: But let's talk about your new EP that came out 2 days ago!!!.
Tell us a little bit more about 'Neon Teens (Hypster's Re-Smash) ', 'Tim
Burton's Nightmare', 'Easy Sundays'...and how was to collab with
Channel Earth? Any message to your followers?
H: Yeah im very excited, its
my second album and it got released yesterday with Plasmapool, some
tracks are already in the charts after one day! Its a mix of electro and
dubstep tracks, first half has a more summer happy vibe and the second
is darker with a more personal side, thats why the cover also has that
50/50 split of light vs dark... ying yang /balance sort of thing, Im a
Libra lol. One of my favorites is the first track, the collab with
Channel Earth, has a really good vibe to start the album and get you
going, then it just starts taking you deeper and deeper...
NB: Can not stop listening your album man, in the car, at home, ...Who would you dream of sharing the stage with?
H: Sex Pistols or
something like that, that would be fun! And backstage with Beyonce...
NB: Mmm sweet choice for the backstage. So have you always been into electronic music or did you ever play in
other kind of band?
H: Ive always had influences from electronic genres in
my life so its been something constant thats always been there either in
the main picture or in the background while I explored other genres.
Ive never really liked the band mentality since you always depend on
other people, thankfully we are in the 21st century where one man bands
are possible through computers and technology. That guy from Mary
Poppins would be loving it!
NB: He would probably a little bit lost living in a world without spontaneous musicals on the streets but sure. Are you in any label right now?
H: Yes Im exclusive to Plasmapool Records (Germany/USA)
NB: Do you prefer working only with computers/sequencers or do you get
your hands dirty playing and recording instruments? Do you use samples
and what’s your opinion on sampling and copyright?
H: Its fun when you
record your own sounds in a studio but now a days its not really
necessary since you can create or re-create sounds with all the
oscillators and different combinations you can do with soft synths, even
those that exist in nature. I like recording vocals and weird scats
because those are the ones that can be more useful when trying to
incorporate them to a track, there is not much use recording a shaker
when there is probably millions that have already been recorded out
there, so those type of elements like percussions I usually sample just
because its much quicker than having to record each little drum sound
independently.
NB: what programms do you prefer to use: ableton, traktor,...? And why?
H: I
produce on Logic since its the sequencer I know the best how to use,
but Live, FL and Cubase are still very good alternatives. Its not the
arrows its the Indian that matters!
NB: It is all the Indian after all. Your favourite song, and what is music for you?
H: Too many fav
songs, each for a different moment. Music is the soundtrack of life of
course!
NB: We all have a illness called Lisztomania. we have a section called 'New memories' to talk about the most epic
tracks and albums that everybody should listen at least once...so what
is, in your opinion, the biggest one?
H: To me personally its a psytrance album by 1200 Mics called “Heroes
of Imagination”, I listened to that for a long time in my teens. In my
new album there is a collab with a member from that group so for me its a
pleasure to make a track with one of my favorite artists.
NB: And what would you say is your biggest music achievement so far?
H: Probably my nº1 in Beatport, that was the best feeling ever! Apart from
that probably playing in some of the best clubs in North America is
definitely a highlight.
NB: We hope for some of those huge lives in Europe too. Are you introducing any new sounds in your compositions? any
experimental style has a special influence in your songs? H: Each song is
different so change is always in play. I dont like to copy myself or
repeat the same formula since it doesn't lead you to musical growth and
it doesn't give you the chance to experiment and explore new boundaries.
NB: Do you have any tour planned?
H: I just finished a US and Canada Tour
and hopefully after summer I can concentrate on doing an Australia and
Asia Tour. And Brazil of course is on my list!
NB: What are you listening to lately? Any tracks/artists you
recommend?
H: Mainly things from my label since to me it has quality and
its varied though still maintaining the same electro party vibe. Joe has
lovely chords, Virtu their dancefloor bangers, Mord his mushroom blips
and Miles the bass rumblers so I can listen to that all day apart from
some reggae or ambient when its time to chill.
NB: what is for you the most underestimated artist in the electro music scene?
H: That would be me :D
NB: Not anymore after this interview :P Something else you’d like to mention and we forgot to ask? or any
funny anecdote?
H: In this last tour we ended up throwing gummy bears all over the
place, quite fun having a row of girls with mouths open asking for the
sweetness!
Thanks a lot for your time Hypster, we hope hear from you soon!
And for you reader, after reading all this post you must be impatient to listen a little bit of his new album so here you have some videos:
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