A-Trak - Fool's Gold Radio - May 2012 Mix

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

13. Elax - Don't Do It

14. Surkin - Never Let Go (A-Trak Remix) 

15.Van She - Idea of Happiness (Sebastian Remix) 

16. Walden - Mono World

17. Boodshy, Carli & Style Of Eye - Tank

18. Ray Foxx - Furious Foxx

19. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Tapes & Money (Dub Mix)

20. Crackboy - The Devil Blues

21. Joe Goddard – Gabriel (Soulwax Remix)

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Flux Pavilion Returns To BBC Radio 1

Joshua Steele, known professionally as Flux Pavilion, is an English dubstep producer and DJ. He is the co-founder of Circus Records, along with Doctor P, DJ Swan-E and Dyspro. He is best known for his 2011 single "Bass Cannon", which peaked at number 56 on the UK Singles Chart, and was placed on the Radio 1 A-List. Along with Doctor P, Flux Pavilion presented the 2011 compilation album Circus One, to which he contributed four tracks. In August 2011 his track "I Can't Stop" was sampled by producer Shama “Sak Pase” Joseph for hip-hop album, Watch the Throne by Jay-Z and Kanye West. On December 5th, 2011, the BBC announced that he had been nominated for the BBC's Sound of 2012 poll. On March 5th, 2012, "I Can't Stop" was used in the viral "KONY 2012" campaign, therefore receiving a large new fan base.
Flux Pavilion's debut single "Daydreamer" featuring Example received it's first airplay on Huw Stephens Radio 1 show on 6 March 2012 and is due to be released this month. There is an unreleased track that passed on BBC Radio 1 Xtra. 'Lift You Higher'. Returning to BBC Radio 1 with this last Essential Mix

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Track List:
Rusko – Jahova [Dub Police]
Baxta – Jurassic (Brown And Gammon Remix)
Joker – My Trance Girl [4AD]
The Bug Feat. Flowdan & Killa P – Skeng [Ninja Tune]
Caspa – You Sell Out [Dub Police]
Cookie Monsta – Blurgh! [Circus]
Habstrakt – Rough [Chateau Bruyant]
Flux Pavilion – Excuse Me [Circus]
Emalkay – Fabrication [Dub Police]
Brown & Gammon – Riddle Me This [Circus]
Chapel Club – All The Eastern Girls (Flux Pavilion Remix) [Polydor]
Flux Pavilion – Bass Cannon (Mensah Re-Fix)
Dismantle – Destroy [Wheel & Deal]
Doctor P Feat. RSK – Black Books [Circus]
Dismantle – Computation VIP [Wheel & Deal]
16bit – Skullcrack [MTA]
Datsik – Rough Rider [Dub]
Flux Pavilion – Got 2 Know [Circus]
Krome & Time – The License (Doctor P Remix) [StreetLife]
Foreigner – Cold As Ice (Nick Thayer And A Skills Bootleg) [Dub]
Valentino Khan & Will Baily – Rukus [Mad Decent]
Figure – What Do You Need [Dub]
Feed Me – One Click Headshot [Mau5trap]
Datsik & Diplo Feat. Sabi – Barely Standing [Dub]
Flux Pavilion – Daydreamer (Dillon Francis Remix) [Circus]
Dillon Francis & Kill The Noise – Dill The Noise [Owsla]
DJ Fresh – Arkanoid [RAM]
DJ Fresh – Ice Cream [RAM]
Flux Pavilion Feat. Lisa Hart – Lift You Higher [Circus]
Flux Pavilion & SKism Feat. Foreign Beggars – Jump Back [Circus]
Flux Pavilion & Doctor P – Superbad
Eptic – Dethray [Never Say Die]
DJ Fresh Feat. Sian Evans – Louder (Flux Pavilion And Doctor P Remix) [Ministry Of Sound]
Tom Piper & Nick Correlli – InDisco (Bar 9 Remix) [No Frills]
Funtcase & Persist – IN [Circus]
Slum Dogz – In The Hood [Circus]
Porter Robinson – The State (Skism Remix) [Owsla]
Flux Pavilion Feat. Foreign Beggars – Lines In Wax [Circus]
Brown & Gammon – Blow My Mind [Circus]
Freestylers – Cracks (Flux Pavilion Remix) [Never Say Die]
Nero – Crush On You (Knife Party Remix) [MTA]
Camo & Krooked – Hot Pursuit (Funtcase Remix) [Hospital]
Skrillex Feat. Sirah – Kyoto [Big Beat]
Zeds Dead Feat. Mavado – Undah Yuh Skirt [Mad Decent]
Noisia & The Upbeats – Dustup [Vision]
Example – Midnight Run (Flux Pavilion Remix) [Ministry Of Sound]
Bassnectar – Bass Head [Amorphous]
Cookie Monsta – Time To Get Crunk [Circus]
Nero – Me And You (Roksonix Remix) [MTA]
Flux Pavilion – Haunt You [White]
Major Lazer & Flux Pavilion Feat. Johnny Osbourne – Mr. Marshall [Mad Decent]
Jamiroquai – Blue Skies (Flux Pavilion Remix) [Mercury]
DJ Fresh – Gold Dust (Flux Pavilion Remix) [MOS]
Nero – Must Be The Feeling (Flux Pavilion And Nero Remix) [MTA]
M.I.A. – Internet Connection (Flux Pavilion Remix) [Interscope]
501 – Headrush (Instrumental) [Never Say Die]
Rusko – Da Cali Anthem [Mad Decent]
Trolley Snatcha – Make My Whole World [Dub Police]
Flux Pavilion Feat. Example – Daydreamer
Cookie Monsta – Level Up [Circus]
Jay-Z & Kanye West – Who Gon Stop Me [Def Jam]
Flux Pavilion – I Can’t Stop [Circus]

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Coachella - The Chemical Brothers Live

This is our first post dedicated exclusively to The Chemical Brothers. We know that after so long, and have not done ​​a post only focus in them, is a reasonable reason to wish our death. But keep calm and we will try to fix it RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW

Once upon a time...the duo (Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons) decided to supplement their DJ careers by turning their bedrooms into recording studios, they pioneered a style of music (later termed big beat) remarkable for its lack of energy loss from the dancefloor to the radio. Chemical Brothers albums were less collections of songs and more hourlong journeys, chock full of deep bomb-studded beats, percussive breakdowns, and effects borrowed from a host of sources. All in all, the duo proved one of the few exceptions to the rule that intelligent dance music could never be bombastic or truly satisfying to the seasoned rock fan; it’s hardly surprising that they were one of the few dance acts to enjoy simultaneous success in the British/American mainstream and in critical quarters.
While growing up, both Rowlands and Simons grooved to an eccentric musical diet, ranging from the Smiths and Jesus and Mary Chain to Kraftwerk and Public Enemy.  Original Balearic DJs like Trevor Fung, Paul Oakenfold, and Mike Pickering brought the sound back to indie clubs in London and Manchester, and the style proved very attractive to musical eclectics like Rowlands and Simons.
Though Rowlands was already performing in the alternative dance group Ariel, the pair began DJing together at the Manchester club Naked Under Leather in 1991. Hardly believing that their weekend project would progress, they took the semiserious handle Dust Brothers (a tribute to the American production team responsible for one of their favorite albums, the Beastie Boys’ Paul’s Boutique). Despite their doubts, Rowlands and Simons’ club night did grow more popular, thanks to the duo’s Balearic mix of rare house tracks flavored with hip-hop breakdowns, independent-dance fusions, and ancient secondhand discards. After deciding to try and re-create their unique sound in their tiny bedroom studio, the Dust Brothers emerged with “Song to the Siren,” an intriguing example of the new alternative dance scene including sample victims Meat Beat Manifesto and This Mortal Coil.

After the single was pressed up on a limited release of 500 copies, it began getting attention from Britain’s top DJs, initially including an old friend named Justin Robertson but later including Andrew Weatherall and Darren Emerson. Weatherall licensed the single to Junior Boy’s Own Records, and after the pair had finished university, they moved back to London to work on another EP (14th Century Sky) and a residency at another club. After their third release, “My Mercury Mouth,” the duo began to get more high-profile clients for remixing: besides Justin Roberston’s Lionrock collective, Primal Scream, the Prodigy, and the Charlatans all received treatments.
When lawyers for the original Dust Brothers came calling in 1995, though, Rowlands and Simons were forced to change to change their name to the Chemical Brothers (the proposed Dust Brothers U.K. was turned down). Word on the street and nightclub scene was so good that it hardly mattered; their new residency at the Heavenly Sunday Social quickly became one of the hottest clubnights in England — documented on the mix disc Live at the Social, Vol. 1 — and their debut album, Exit Planet Dust, was heavily praised by critics. Another fan of the record, Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher, agreed to lend his vocals to a future single named “Setting Sun,” the Chemicals’ tribute to one of their own favorites, the Beatles’ “Tomorrow Never Knows.” The single went to number one in late 1996, and the Chemical Brothers opened up for the giant Oasis concert at Knebworth besides headlining their own shows all over the world.
The Chemical Brothers’ second album, Dig Your Own Hole, took charge of the top spot on the album charts upon its release in April 1997, and on the wings of America’s growing electronica push, the album sailed to number 14 stateside and went gold. The duo released a mix album in 1998, Brothers Gonna Work It Out, and followed with their third studio LP, Surrender, in 1999. Rather lackluster expectations sparked a return to the underground with the white-label-only single “It Began in Afrika,” and the duo’s fourth album, Come with Us. It too failed to earn the high notices of the first two albums, although after another three-year gap Rowlands and Simons returned with another, 2005’s Push the Button, with guest vocalists Q-Tip, Tim Burgess, Kele Okereke, and the Magic Numbers. The music-celebrity parade continued on 2007’s We Are the Night, this time including the Klaxons, Willy Mason, Fatlip, and Midlake. Then came Further. Their last big announcement was DON'T THINK (their movie), and their last huge gig was this one...

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MIXs Time!!

Three hours of killer remixes. One for each artist and style. And all of them for free.
For the beginning we have to one of the most famous swedish DJs and producers. Joining forces with his also swedish friends, they became the letters SHM. Three letters very very known in the house music scene. And of course you know the name Sebastian Ingrosso. This third part of the band brings a new set released a couple of days in Refune Radio. And downloable for free for his loyal followers.

Tracklisting:
1. DYRO & JACOB VAN HAGE – EMP
2. SEBASTIAN INGROSSO – CALLING (LOSE MY MIND)
3. IVAN GOUGH & FENIX PAWL FT. GEORGIE K – IN MY MIND (AXWELL EDIT)
4. MIIKE SNOW – THE WAVE (THOMAS GOLD REMIX)
5. NARI & MILANI – ATOM
6. ALESSO – RAISE YOUR HEAD
7. NICKY ROMERO & DAVID GUETTA – METROPOLIS
8. DAVID GUETTA – TITANIUM (ALESSO REMIX)
9. SWANKY TUNES & R3HAB FEAT. MAX’C – SENDING MY LOVE (ORIGINAL MIX)
10. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS – OTHERSIDE (3RD PARTY REMIX)
11. TIËSTO & SWANKY TUNES FEAT. BEN MCINERNEY – MAKE SOME NOISE (ORIGINAL MIX)
12. DIMITRI VANGELIS & WYMAN – ROLL THE DICE (ORIGINAL MIX)



The 21 year old music producer and songwriter Phil Speiser, aka Dirty Disco Youth, has a new HOUR of mixes in his episode 2. Last one was launched one month ago and it was a massive hit on the net. This one will be for sure, at least, as well received like that one. Here it comes the second best hour of your holy day. Get it now for free!

Tracklist:
1. Dank - New York Fucking City
2. Autoerotique - Bring That Beat Back (Tiesto Edit)
3. Mord Fustang - Super Fever
4. Dyro - Daftastic
5. Surkin - Loose Yourself (Brodinski Remix)
6. Modulation - Groovy Movie
7. Dirty Disco Youth - Thunderstorm
8. Dirty Disco Youth & Epik - Arena
9. Starkillers - Don't Hold Back
10. Swedish House Mafia - Greyhound
11. Bingo Players - L'Amour
12. NIcky Romero - Se7en
13. Fukkk Offf - 24/7 Nonstop (Dirty Disco Youth Remix)
14. Polymorphic - Chicks Love The Car (Dirty Disco Youth Edit)
15. Phil Speiser - My Games



And who said that last mixtapes are the best? Well, actually here it is. 3315 seconds of eargasmic sounds. Uppermost has the medicine for your headache after hearing too much guettashit on the radio. Prepare your brain for an shocking trip with too many masterminds like Daft Punk, Wolfgang Gartner, and a lot, a lot...a lot of JUSTICE!


SUPER-SPECIAL-EXTRA

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Moguai - Punx Up The Volume 39th episode

The year 2010 was one that will be remembered as a year of change, development and advancement in both life and in culture. Perhaps this is part of the reason for the phenomenal rise of Andre Tegeler, better known to the dance community as Moguai.
A far-reaching and highly respected DJ on his homegrown German circuit, it could also be argued that you only get out what you put in – with this case, Moguai has fully reaped the rewards of a hard working ethos and highly honed production sound, firmly establishing himself as a One to Watch for 2011 and a rapidly growing worldwide fan-base.
In between the worldwide release of his debut album WE AR LYVE (the first non-Deadmau5 album released on the rodent Mau5trap imprint), and turning out high profile remixes for the likes of famous boffin Moby and ambient minor-tone masters of chill Royksopp, Moguai has been constantly touring, honoring a packed schedule which has seen him twice head over to the US and Asian continents as well as wowing Europe wide audiences and parties with his unavoidable energy, selection and persona.

The demand for Moguai and his newly formed LYVE setup has been represented fully lately, planning, devising and creating quality tracks like they’re letters of the alphabet. 2010 saw him release Dynamik on Mau5trap with global house sensation Michael Woods, remix classic dance stalwarts Moonbeam, hold the biggest competition that DJ Download ever participated in and more recently, releasing his most accomplished and popular track to date – ‘8001 / Stay Planetary’, which made the playlist of Pete Tong’s Essential Selection show and covered by a flurry of tastemaker press and magazines including a front cover on Raveline magazine. For further proof check out the Beatport stats: several positioning’s in the overall chart with singles 8001, Oyster and Nyce – and reaching No.1 in the progressive house chart – the boy wonder is fully deserving of his ascending status as Germany’s premier breakthrough house DJ. With recent release on the UK’s Skint label, Steve Angello’s SIZE records and more penciled releases on Mau5trap and the revitalization of the Punx label.
The Dj/producer presents now his new episode in his serie of mixtapes. enjoy it while is in free download!

Tracklist
01. Bingo Players - L'amour
02. Moonbootica - Iconic
03. Chemical Brothers vs. Dabruck and Klein - Ultimate again (Dohr and Mangold Bootleg)
04. Nicky Romero - Toulouse
05. Moguai - Lyme (Moguai's Crushed Lyme Edit) - COMING SOON
06. Wolfgang Gartner - There and Back (Moguai Edit)
07. Swanky Tunes - The Legend
08. Afrojack and R3hab - Prutataaa (Dada Life Remix)
09. Sunnery James and Ryan Marciano - Lethal Industry
10. X-Press2 - Smoke Machine (Sonny Wharton Remix)
11. Nicky Romero vs. RHCP - Californication 303 (Ain't and Fish Bootleg)
12. Otto Knows - Million Voices
13. Jean - Jaques Smoothie - 2 People (Ain't and Fish Remix)
14. Orbital - New France (Tom Middleton Remix)

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Orbital - New France (feat. Zola Jesus)

And the winner for most charming video of 2012 so far goes to: “New France (Feat. Zola Jesus)” by Orbital, from their upcoming album, Wonky, out on April 1 via ACP Recordings. It follows a stuffed toy lion that ventures away from the innocent playtime he has with his child owner, to a life of clubbing, pool and bro hangouts. Directed by Ian Bucknole.

Veteran UK electronic music duo Orbital will be releasing their first new record in eight years soon, so there’s definitely a good amount of buzz leading up to it. This is the latest video and single off that new album.  There’s two huge positives right there. Combined? Music bliss.

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Hot Chip - Flutes

Hot Chip is set to release a new album called “In Our Heads” this summer via their new label Domino Records, and we’ve just got our first peek at it, with an eight-minute video for the new song “Flutes”.
The song itself is pretty great, with Hot Chip bringing their usual awesomeness to the track which is super slick and catchy, though it also shows an evolution of sorts for the band.
The video, on the other hand, will make you dizzy as hell, so you may want to keep it playing on a separate tab. The shaky, spinning camerawork makes the video almost unwatchable, but that’s probably the point.
But you still have to listen this track of the upcoming album!
            

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Nothing like a killer mixtape

The duo Romulus & Remus bring us a mixtape bassed on the movie 'The Matrix'. Dialogues of the epic movie mixed with tracks from F.O.O.L, Barrets, Cosmic Sand, Nero, Dead CAT Bounce, Steve Aoki , and many more.

After a half year of absence we made 2 mixtapes as a compilation for the second half of the year 2011. We mixed our favorite tracks that we normaly didn´t play out and created mixtapes that are fully loaded of different genres like DrumnBass, Dubstep, Techno, Trash and Electrohouse.
Free download available!

1. F.O.O.L - Krieg (Matrix Intro edit)
2. Hypomaniacs - We Are The Puppets (Dolores remix)
3. Enjoy Me - Skeud (original mix)
4. Lo-Fi Bitches - Assomatic
5. Dead CAT Bounce x The Noisy Freaks x Blaster - All You Need (Original Mix)
6. Example - Changed The Way You Kiss Me (Creeptown Remix)
7. Steve Aoki - Earthquakey People (Alvin Risk Remix)
8. Gigi Barocco feat. Whiskey Pete - Damn Girl (The S Remix)
9. The Loops of Fury - Don't Stop
10. Barretso - Chase (Vecho Remix)
11. Huoratron - Cryptocracy
12. Avicii - Levels (Clockwork Remix)
13. Cosmic Sand -The Last Verdict
14. The Bloody Beetroots - Warp (Wonkap Blows It Up Remix)
15. Hack The System - End Game (Spunker Remix)
16. Tomba - Abu Dubby
17. Rick Ross - Hustlin (Candyland Remix)
18. The Bloody Beetroots feat Dennis Lyxzén - Church of Noise (Congorock Remix)
19. The Weeknd - Rolling Stone (Andy´s iLL Refix)
20. Kigma - The Balcony (Dj Antention Remix)
21. Nero - Crush On You (KillSonik Remix)
22. Labrinth feat. Tinie Tempah - Earthquake (Noisia Remix)
23. Cascada - Dangerous (Candyland Remix)
24. Fw2 & Stm - Bad Girl (Hack The System Remix)
25. Outro

Alex Cash & Blake Wood are back from Australia with a mixtape for Blizz Music 1st Anniversary. Get it while it is burning!

1. Volta - Keyboard 47 (Crumps Remix)
2. La Musique D'Ordinateur - Revolver (Nadisko Remix)
3. Beens - Like Wax
4. Fussy Boy - Instant Coffee
5. We Kiss You - Love Addiction (Nadisko Remix)
6. Nightriders - Hey (Chris Lake & Marco Lys Re-Edit)
7. Attaque - Moderate
8. Nadisko - 'Ball Twist'
9. Eden Everywhere - Back Flash (Alvin Risk Remix)
10. Udachi - Jellyroll
11. Rocket - Suicide In Venice (1ino1eum Remix)
12. Dirty Disco Youth & Fukkk Offf - Bomb Disaster
13. Magic - J Paul Getto
14. Nudge - Dirtyloud vs Felguk

Le Castle Vania's last set for free...no more intro necessary!!

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Winter is coming with Dirty Disco Youth!

Winter is coming and the warm and comfortable evenings in house, no? LIE! Dirty Disco Youth has a sublime selection of songs to not stop dancing. From Wolfgang Gartner till Dillon Francis, Phil Speiser will make you  move your body till you drop (literally) dead!


1. Wolfgang Gartner – Shrunken Heads
2. Mumbai Scene – Lotus
3. Felguk - Blow Out (Lazy Rich Remix)
4. Utku S. - W.A.G.B.T.T.O. (Miles Dyson Remix)
5. Light Year – PSA (Alex Gopher Remix)
6. Duck Sauce – Big Bad Wolf (Dada Life Remix)
7. Ferry Corsten – Check it out (Bassjackers Remix)
8. Swedish House Mafia vs. Knife Party – Antidote
9. Duo Synchron – What’s going on (Dirty Disco Youth Remix)
10. Two Pearls Rock – Rock Paper Scissers
11. The Subs - Don't Stop (Beataucue Remix)
12. Tiesto – Maximal Crazy (Bassjackers Remix)
13. Leventina – We’re gonna start
14. Hypster – Nitro Party Music (Heren Remix)
15. David Guetta – Titanium (Nicky Romero Remix)
16. Dillon Francis - I.D.G.A.F.O.S.
17. Das EFX – They want EFX

And if you've had enough, we also have as an extra two mixtapes...
Is is just an illusion? a well performed hoax? NO! It is the Magic Tape Seventeen by The Magician
The Magician has more than one trick up his sleeve though and he shows it with their latest work. Enjoy!


The last mixtape for today has been made by Robbe Zutterman (aka BoRRoBeats). He is only 18 years old but he is growing fast. electro, trash, heavy bassline, techno, rave, progressive house, dirty dutch and dubstep. His last mixtape is a set exclusively for HAPPY PEOPLE PARTY. Check out the facebookpage of Happy People Party. Here he has icluded 36 tracks mixing electro, trash, heavy bassline, techno, rave, progressive house, dirty dutch and dubstep. BoЯRo + heavy beats = BoЯRoBeats, so beware and get ready!


Tracklist:
1. Monument – Coma (Original Mix)
2. Dada Life – Happy Violence (Swanky Tunes Remix)
3. Zedd – Shave It (Tommy Trash Remix)
4. La Fuente – No Boundaries (Original Mix)
5. Elite Force – Be Strong (The Loops of Fury Remix)
6. Modek – Goose Offender (Original Mix)
7. Linka – Free Your Soul (Original Mix)
8. Electrofixed – Geomagnetic Shapes (Silent H! Remix) [PROMO]
9. The Squatters – Zippyshare (Original Mix)
10. Ken Loi – Drop (Original Mix)
11. Tiësto – Maximal Crazy (Bassjackers Remix)
12. WANC & SNOB Electro Sounds – Friction (Original Mix)
13. Mysto & Pizzi, Johnny Rose – Where Is Love (Lucky Date Remix)
14. Duck Sauce – Big Bad Wolf (Dada Life Remix)
15. PANTHA! – Creep Mode (RoeVy Remix)
16. Pump The Noise – Revenge (Original Mix)
17. The Damn Bell Doors & The Elephant – Watch Out (No Body Remix)
18. Lazy Rich – You Missed A Spot (Minero Remix)
19. Tommy Trash – Monkey See Monkey Do (Original Mix)
20. Azzido Da Bass – Dooms Day (SirKris Remix) [PROMO]
21. Norman Doray – Kalifornia (David Tort Remix)
22. Franz & Shape – Acid One (Original Mix)
23. Firebeatz – Funky Shit (Original Mix)
24. Filthy Rehab – Hot Soup (Original Mix)
25. Beens – Drop That (Original Mix)
26. Etnik – Vino (Original Mix)
27. Polymorphic – Opposition (NT89 Remix)
28. Sound of Stereo – Quartz (John Roman Remix)
29. Alko – Opposing Earth (Original Mix) [PROMO]
30. Baskerville Feat. Henzel & Disco Nova – GiMME 5 (Original Mix)
31. GSUS! – Magenta (Original Mix)
32. Wazabi – Shogun (Shameboy Remix)
33. Lars Moston & Breakfastklub – Organik (Mikix The Cat Remix)
34. Rusko – Everyday (DEFEP Remix)
35. Wolfgang Gartner – Shrunken Heads (Extended Mix)
36. Crookers – Hummus (Original Mix)

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The best is yet to come !

In these last two days we have had to listen a lot of crap on the net, 90% songs related to 'dubstep' because now is the style that is more fashionable and everyone argues to dubstep just playing around with synthesizers ... sorry but that's not dubstep, that is called 'play with synthesizers'. However if one of 100 songs appears like this (if only one forward), it is worth it..as we have said the best is yet to come!

First to delight our ears is Nadisko who welcome us to a harder type of disco with the remix of We Kiss You - Love Addiction


The next remix comes from The Phantom's Revenge Remix with their Gagnsta Warp style

COMIC STRIPS is just 19 years old, but he is one of the best Electro House Producer. And he demonstrate it again with the teaser of his new EP


To close this post the smashing duo from Rio De Janiero Felguk is here with a new single 'Bassive'. In their own words: 'Bassive' incorporates a wonky melodic breakdown before tearing the roof off with a signature naughty, crunchy synth that Felguk has become so well known for. Keep them loud!

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Noisia return to mau5trap

The dutch trio is back after their last single Tommy's Theme, and it will be available to buy next Monday from Beatport. We could listen the devast efect of their bass then, and we can check it now again, because they keep maintaining the creative control of his music sounds.
Now they are inmmersing in deeper and more experimental sides of drum&bass. Forthcoming on Mau5trap!    
           

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The Oddword - Fire E.P (Preview)

The Oddword (Boy Kortekaas and Ylli Engels) bring you their raw electronic bass directly from Antwerp! Today they present us a preview of their new EP - Fire, what is gonna drive you crazy!! During their sets you will find yourself in a whirlpool of electro, fidget, techy & bloody beats and their active and hyped-up mood will make you go WOOAHHHH And you'll always find one of them dancing on the dj booth or dancing in the crazy crowd!
These guys have played & shared the decks Boys Noize, Mason, Surkin,... and their tracks are supported by Sir Bob Cournelius Rifo, Dada Life, Gtronic, The Subs, and many more. The Oddword - Fire E.P (PREVIEW) by The Oddword

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Surkin - Ultra Light

Next September 26 returns the expected return of Surkin, and now with Marble! This is the music label curated by Para One, Bobmo and Surkin.
They have announced that Marble will be releasing the debut full length by Surkin, called "USA", on November 7th. And the release date: September 26th
The first single is called "Ultra Light" (Download) and it comes with an exclusive B-side : "Orbital Motorway" in two different versions. We had great expectations of this great album which in return creates a new style, the WIN!
Surkin - Ultra Light (MRBL009) by Marble Music
Surkin - Orbital Motorway (MRBL009) by Marble Music
This new track from Surkin has a great glitchy sound, with a thumping bass and gritty synths it’s well worth a listen.
Surkin - Orbital Motorway (Voodoo Mix) (MRBL009) by Marble Music

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The Toxic Avenger - Angst One (La Musique D'Ordinateur Remix)

La Musique D'Ordinateur are a great Spanish DJs. With strong metal tendencies, their sets are full of crunching riffs, attitude and headbanging tunes!
Here is  they last remix, my favorite at the moment of Angst One by The Toxic Avenger, and it's free to download.

The Toxic Avenger - Angst One (La Musique D'Ordinateur Remix) by La Musique D'Ordinateur

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