Pierce Fulton‘s latest remix of Felix Cartal’s successful single, Domo is a complete banger! This tune is an high-octane jam with an unmistakable hook. Mr. Fulton’s newest remix is a guaranteed dancefloor decimator!
Grab the track after the jump!
• Felix Cartal – Domo (Pierce Fulton Remix) *320
Grab it here [Purchase Link]
Much Love,
TRE
The celebration of the 10th anniversary of this site continues on with this collection of the best and most notable music of 2003. As I’ve said before, I think 2003 ranks among the very best years for popular music, and is almost certainly the best year for music of the past decade. The sheer number of all-time classic songs from across a variety of genres is astounding, and if you look over the track listing, you’ll note that a majority of the finest artists of the 00s either came on the scene or reached some kind of artistic peak at this time. The first few years of the decade yielded some great music, but this is when the character of the 00s really kicks in.
Here’s a Spotify playlist featuring most of the set, courtesy of Sarah Peters. The survey mixes for 2002, 2010 and 2011 are still up. Check in on April 2nd for a look back on 2004.
The Knife “Heartbeats” / Kylie Minogue “Sweet Music” / The New Pornographers “The Laws Have Changed” / R. Kelly “Ignition (Remix)” / Britney Spears “Toxic” / Fox N Wolf “Youth Alcoholic” / Ce’cile “Hot Like We” / Panjabi MC featuring Jay-Z “Beware of the Boys” / McLusky “There Ain’t No Fool in Ferguson” / Andrew W.K. “Free Jumps” / The Exploding Hearts “Throwaway Style” / Rachel Stevens “Sweet Dreams My L.A. Ex” / Scissor Sisters “Backwoods Discotheque Part 1″ / Alicia Keys “If I Ain’t Got You” / Cat Power “He War” / Electrelane “Enter Laughing” / Belle & Sebastian “I’m A Cuckoo” / The Twilight Singers “Teenage Wristband” / Rufus Wainwright “Go Or Go Ahead”
Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z “Crazy In Love” / Outkast (Big Boi) “The Rooster” / Justice Vs. Simian “Never Be Alone” / Girls Aloud “Jump” / Metric “Wet Blanket” / Chicks On Speed “We Don’t Play Guitar” / LCD Soundsystem “Yeah” / Dizzee Rascal “Fix Up, Look Sharp” / Kanye West “Through the Wire” / Electric Six “Danger! High Voltage” / Yellow Note Vs. Pukka “Naked, Drunk and Horny” / Pleasure featuring Justine Frischmann “Don’t Look the Other Way” / Radiohead “Backdrifts” / The Dandy Warhols “We Used to Be Friends” / The Books “The Future, Wouldn’t That Be Nice” / Lumidee “Never Leave You (Uh Ooh, Uh Oooh!)” / Birdman aka Baby featuring Clipse “What Happened to That Boy” / Animal Collective “Slippi”
The White Stripes “Seven Nation Army” / The Fall “Theme From Sparta FC” / Ted Leo and the Pharmacists “Where Have All the Rude Boys Gone?” / M.I.A. “Galang” / Kelis “Milkshake” / Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz “Get Low” / Raekwon “Ice Cream Part 2″ / Missy Elliott “Pass That Dutch” / TV on the Radio “Young Liars” / The Aislers Set “Emotional Levy” / Cass McCombs “AIDS in Africa” / Broken Social Scene “Cause = Time” / The Blood Brothers “Fucking’s Greatest Hits” / The Mars Volta “This Apparatus Must Be Unearthed” / Deftones “Minerva” / Death Cab for Cutie “Transatlanticism”
The Fiery Furnaces “South Is Only A Home” / Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks “(Do Not Feed the) Oyster” / Outkast (Andre 3000) “Hey Ya!” / Killer Mike and Big Boi “A.D.I.D.A.S.” / 50 Cent “In Da Club” / Nivea featuring R. Kelly “Laundromat” / Enon “Daughter in the House of Fools” / Dog Ruff “Jon E Storm” / Junior Senior “Chicks and Dicks” / Fountains of Wayne “Stacy’s Mom” / Liz Phair “Rock Me” / R.E.M. “Bad Day” / No Doubt “It’s My Life” / Jamelia “Superstar” / Wayne Wonder “No Letting Go” / Pharrell featuring Jay-Z “Frontin’” / The Diplomats “Dipset Anthem” / Memphis Bleek featuring Freeway “Just Blaze, Blee and Free” / Cee Lo Green “I’ll Be Around” / Matthew Shipp “Cohesion”
The Silures “21 Ghosts” / Basement Jaxx “Cish Cash” / Relaxed Muscle “Sexualized” / Ludacris “P-Poppin’” / Freeform Five “Electromagnetic” / Marit Bergman “Adios Amigos” / Zwan “Baby, Let’s Rock!” / Peaches “Shake Yer Dix” / Bubba Sparxxx “Jimmy Mathis” / Three 6 Mafia “Ridin’ Spinners” / Sophie Ellis-Bextor “Mixed Up World” / Mu “Let’s Get Sick” / The Raveonettes “The Great Love Sound” / M83 “Run Into Flowers” / Black Dice “Cone Toaster” / Sufjan Stevens “They Also Mourn Who Do Not Wear Black”
Jay-Z “99 Problems” / The Rapture “I Need Your Love” / Liars “There’s Always Room on the Broom” / The Postal Service “We Will Become Silhouettes” / Black Box Record “The School Song” / The Concretes “You Can’t Hurry Love” / Guided By Voices “The Best of Jill Hives” / The Wrens “This Boy Is Exhausted” / The Kills “Kissy Kissy” / The Constantines “Shine A Light” / David Banner “Cadillacs on 22s” / Lil Wayne “Dat Boy Weezy” / Lil Kim “The Jump Off” / Spiritualized “She Kissed Me (It Felt Like A Hit)” / Blink 182 “I Miss You” / The Unicorns “I Was Born (A Unicorn)” / Ellen Allien “Trash Scapes” / Alan Braxe and Fred Falke “Love Lost”
Broadcast “Colour Me In” / Prefuse 73 “Why I Love You” / The Notwist “One With the Freaks” / Boris “Ibitsu” / The Fever “Bridge & Tunnel” / The Strokes “12:51″ / Richard X featuring Jarvis Cocker “Into U” / Nelly featuring Diddy and Murphy Lee “Shake Ya Tailfeather” / Jaylib “The Red” / Freeway featuring Jay-Z and Beanie Sigel “What We Do” / Viktor Vaughan “Saliva” / Heiko Voss “Think About You” / The Darkness “I Believe In A Thing Called Love” / The Libertines “Don’t Look Back Into the Sun” / Arcade Fire “No Cars Go” / My Morning Jacket “I Will Sing You Songs” / The Hidden Cameras “Boys of Melody”
Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Maps” / Goldfrapp “Strict Machine” / Blur “Me White Noise (Albarn Version) / Stereolab “…Sudden Stars” / Four Tet “As Serious As Your Life” / The Gossip “Lessons Learned” / Manitoba “Hendrix with Ko” / Dexy’s Midnight Runners “Manhood” / The Shins “So Says I” / Beulah “Landslide Baby” / The Decemberists “Los Angeles, I’m Yours” / Azure Ray “These White Lights Will Bend to Make Blue” / Lucinda Williams “Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings” / Michael Mayer “Unter Null” / Explosions in the Sky “Your Hand In Mine” / Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man “Candy Says”
Let it be known that I despise preview clips in SoundCloud (or any other media). It’s pretty clear why the practice exists, it’s still annoying though. It’s especially painful when the tunes are so effing good. Take for example, the latest single on BOMBASTIC JAM.
Hailing from Vancouver, TIMOTHY WISDOM brings the ghetto and the funk together, then folds in a tonne of bass for one of the most exciting singles I’ve heard this year. The EP is exclusive to beatport for a couple weeks so peep the clips below then grab the full cuts.
Dood’s been around for a bit. Below are some tunes for download. Check out Timothy’s SoundCloud page for more.
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Timothy Wisdom Links:
timothywisdom.com
Timothy Wisdom on SoundCloud
Timothy Wisdom on twitter
Timothy Wisdom on facebook
Bombastic Jam Links:
bombasticjam.net
Bombastic Jam on SoundCloud
Bombastic Jam on twitter
Bombastic Jam on facebook
Brazilian discohaus duo Database wake up in the dream of Savoir Adore and get to work immediately. Party Paul's vocals float like a heavenly buoy through a current of rippling synths, as crunchy Jamaica-esque guitars and Delphic-esque cutaways keep things cracking throughout. Savoir play Popshop tonight at Santos Party House getting things started at 8:15 before St. Lucia, Chiddy Bang and The Knocks keep things electric until the early hours.
Hailing from the Washington DC area, the EMPRESARIOS mix diverse cultures and sounds together. As one could imagine by the band’s name, there’s some obvious Latin influences at play. It’s evident in “Bestia Remixed” EP.
They enlist four top producers for some blazing remixes on their latest single. First up is J.Boogie conjuring up a deep digital cumbia reworking of Cumbia Salvaje, the tempo is up and the bass is booming!
♥♥♥ The man of the moment, BOBBY C SOUND TV, created a ghetto funk remix of Bailando that is just unstoppable. This is the standout of the bunch. ♥♥♥
Dutch producer Solo Moderna has turned Sentimiento into a one-of-a-kind tropical bass anthem from another planet.
Rounding out the EP is Stereo 77′s ‘Ricanstruction’ of Bestia, turning it into bass-heavy Latin house number that oozes that Miami vibe. It just so happens this tune is available for free download too.
If you can’t handle the vocals, instrumental versions are also available. Check it from iTunes or beatport.
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Empresarios Links:
empresariosmusic.com
Empresarios on SoundCloud
Empresarios on twitter
Empresarios on facebook
Fort Knox Recordings Links:
fortknoxrecordings.com
Fort Knox Recordings on SoundCloud
Fort Knox Recordings on twitter
Fort Knox Recordings on facebook
D | 02.28.12 | Universal | MP3 | CD
Listen, I don’t really know how to tell you this. I’ll start with the good news, I guess. There are stretches on Kid Cudi and Dot Da Genius’ self-titled debut as the band WZRD that are somewhat enjoyable. Kid Cudi is a better singer/guitarist than Lil Wayne. There are many ways this album could be a complete train wreck, and it isn’t. Hooray! Thanks for tuning in to the good news portion of this review.
This album is bad. Not in a get-this-out-of-my-ears-right-now kind of way, but in a the-only-reason-anyone-would-ever-listen-to-this-is-because-it’s-Kid-Cudi kind of way. That may not be the most damning criticism, nor should it be. Albums like WZRD are critical stepping stones along the path of artists trying to define and refine their sound. But in the long run, this album is the middle school class picture you never want your kids to see. It’s Cudder’s artistic adolescence, and it sounds a lot like that band you played in back in high school.
Look, a lot of diehard Cudi fans will like this album. Cudder has always been a rapper with feeeeeelings, and hasn’t been afraid to express himself in a personal way on record. He’s sober now. He’s taking risks with his music. He’s projecting positivity. Those are all good things.
Unfortunately, this album doesn’t follow through on those good things. When it comes to execution, WZRD is heavy, dull, and melodramatic. The album sinks under the weight of plodding guitar riffs and halting, half-sung vocals. Despite sometimes interesting beat-oriented production from Dot Da Genius, WZRD’s eleven tracks mush together, and the album seems much longer than its relatively brief forty-seven minutes.
After the building and brooding instrumental intro of “The Arrival,” which hints at potentially exhilarating pomp and circumstance, WZRD screeches to an early halt with “High Off Life.” The song is repetitive and cheesy, and Cudi’s delivery is so choppy that at times it borders on patois. You know those plastic karaoke machines with the echoing microphones that you give to little kids? This song sounds a lot like Cudi singing positive lyrics to a Nirvana instrumental through one of those.
I don’t want to be overly harsh. There are snippets of WZRD that are wholly decent. “The Dream Time Machine” – an Emperor of the Sun-aided track that ditches the power chords and lets Cudi roam through a more familiar environment – has more sonic depth than anything else on the album, mercifully stealing some of the focus from Cudi. “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” is a passable cover of the Lead Belly song by the same name (though it pales in comparison to both the original and Nirvana’s own cover). The first two-thirds of “Dr. Pill” are interesting, until the song wears out its welcome. Lead single “Teleport 2 Me, Jamie” is enjoyable, but mostly because of the central riff, which samples Desire’s “Under Your Spell.”
That’s about it. The rest of the album is nigh on inexplicable, a middling exploration of well-worn territory. The lyrics start out light and are repeated until they mean even less. Cudi cuts off notes too quickly and rarely sounds confident in his voice. “Efflictim” sounds like a C-side record from the runner-up in your local Battle of the Bands. “Live & Learn” starts with mediocre and ends with the worst minute-long stretch of the album. I could go on, but there’s no real reason to beat around the bush. To be blunt, there is no way this album would have ever been released if not on Cudi’s own newly-formed imprint.
Kid Cudi cites Hendrix, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, and ELO as inspiration for the album. You know who else has been influenced by those bands? Every band ever. I don’t fault this duo for trying something new. I fault them for doing it poorly.
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Australian Indie-dance outfit RÜFÜS are set to return with the announcement of new single titled “This Summer”!, from the soon to be released sophomore EP due out April 2nd on Gigpiglet recordings/Inertia.
Their debut EP included the singles “Paris Collides” and “We Left” which simultaneously reached number 8 and number 13 in the Hype Machine!
We are very proud to announce and to celebrate the release, with the electronic band will hitting the road in April/May for shows in Victoria, NSW, ACT, WA and Queensland – presented by Select Music and Stoney Roads.
RÜFÜS Tour Dates w/ support from Polographia
Melbourne – Fri 13th April, Phoenix Public House
Newcastle – Fri 20th April, Cambridge Hotel – Side Bar
Sydney – Sat 21st April, Spectrum
Canberra – Tue 24th April, Trinity Bar
Perth – Fir 27th April, Speakeasy @ Villa** w/ co-headliners The Rubens
Gold Coast – Fri 4th May, The Loft
Brisbane – Sat 5th May, Alhambra
**Polographia not appearing
Tickets onsale Friday 2nd of March at 9am
Stream the new single “This Summer” below;
Mix Love and Rockets with fischerspoonerand you’re pretty close to the sound on “Space” by Magic Wands. Their debut album, Aloha Moon is out April 24th.
Magic Wands – Space by Bright Antenna
TRACKLISTING:
01. Aloha Moon
02. Teenage Love
03. Kaleidoscope Hearts
04. Crystals
05. Warrior
06. Black Magic
07. Treasure
08. Wolves
09. Kiss Me Dead
10. Space
Press Release:
MagicWands first garnered attention with the release of a noteworthy EP,MagicLove & Dreams, which quickly drew praise from publications likeNylonwho applauded their “sparkling, psychedelic-pop gems.” The band honed their live chops, solidifying their fanbase touring alongside The Kills, The Horrors, The Raconteurs, The Black Keys, The Virgins, Black Kids and The Teenagers, as well as appearances at SXSW and Lollapalooza.
Their debut full-length, Aloha Moon,is a cosmic dance through a universe where voices echo, keyboards shimmer and guitars splashlike giant waves on a distant planet’s shores. Having ambiguously dubbed their sound “lovewave,” each track is distinctly different yet allshare the common theme of spaced-out tropical dreams, which isn’t surprising when one considers the disparate locations whereAloha Moonwas made: San Francisco Bay, a cabin in Echo Park and under the stars of the Palm Desert at night. Some of the tracks onAloha Moonwere mixed by acclaimed producer Dave Sardy (LCD Soundsystem).
I don’t think this French Fries remix ever got released, but I’d very much like to own the mp3 file.
Birdy Nam Nam – Goin’ In (French Fries Remix)
Multi-genrelists Bumblebeez have laid down a pretty sweet remix of “Come Save Me” for Jagwar Ma, current alias of Sydney’s Jono Ma. A really smooth, danceable affair, this one is sure to get you feeling good. It’s almost as if we’re listening to a live performance of this!
The excitement is heating up as we’re only 2 days away until Colorado’s Vail Valley gets transformed into the winter wonderland of noise known as Snowball Music Festival. After a huge success with last years debut and a memorable follow up @ Snowglobe for New Years, the anticipation couldn’t be higher for what’s becoming the staple seasonal music event in the rocky mountains. With a beefed up lineup and a array of great late night events, there is something for every festival-goers taste. This year, GDD will also be hosting an official after party on Friday night! Find out more below…
FULL FESTIVAL SCHEDULE + GDD AFTER PARTY + SNOWMONT PREVIEW after the jump!
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• SCHEDULE + SET TIMES
• VIEW MAP
• MORE INFO
GDD AFTER PARTY:
We have teamed up with Snowball Music Festival to bring you a special late night event on Friday, March 2nd @ SAMANA Lounge in Vail, featuring Wolf & Lamb vs. Soul Clap! Our very own Burn Unit will be warming things up for the night, so make sure to buy your tickets here and get there early! 21+ | 10pm-2am | Festival wristband required for entry
Wolf + Lamb vs. Soul Clap @ Burning Man 2011
SNOWMONT MUSIC FESTIVAL:
At the end of the month, the debut of Snowmont Music Festival will be invading Killington, Vermont over March 30th – April 1st. The unique lineup will feature Kaskade, Snoop Dogg, The Flaming Lips, Chromeo, Diplo, Porter Robinson, Lotus, Z-Trip, and many more. Be on the lookout, because GDD is aimed to have another official after party during this weekend too!
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“Oh, it’s that Daft Punk track.” NO! It’s the straight up original funky song from none other than Oliver Cheatham. Kolombo delivers an excellent rework here, updated for 2012. This is what a rework should be. Cuts of the original song, some new beats and new synth lines as well. Hat tip to Kolombo for doin it right and being kind enough to offer it up as a free download.
Upon first glance, you might mistake newcomer Kid Ink for Pittsburgh rapper Wiz Khalifa aka the dude lucky enough to bang Amber Rose.
After all, they’re both pot smoking pinners with enough tattoo’s to generate an illustrated adult novel. Even their music bares striking similarities to one another. They leave the gun violence and ghetto tales behind for a sound that is surprisingly PG. Okay, maybe more like 14A.
But with that said, Kid Ink hails from Los Angeles and exudes that authentic West Coast flare which unfortunately has become more of a commodity than a true lifestyle in recent years. And while I’ll admit Ink’s music isn’t overly sentimental, his snappy one liners and feel good beats more than make up for that.
With several mixtape’s already completed, 2012 stands to be a huge year for Kid Ink. He was just recently included on XXL’s annual Freshman Class List and his track “Time of Your Life” made the top 20 on iTune’s hip-hop chart. So I suggest checking out this chron lovin’ youngster before he becomes too mainstream to truly appreciate.
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RSVP: [ 02/29 ] Red Bull Music Academy: Chicago Sessions: LUNICE
Redbull keeps linin’ em up! This Thursday, a Q&A session with Lunice and south side juke legend DJ Slugo @7PM. Knowledge, free pizza and waived cover! Not a bad deal, eh? Later that night, Lunice, Ruckus, DJ The Tornado & Jeff Pietro in what should be one helluva trap filled nite.
It’s hard to believe it’s only been 3 years in the making of CONTROL Fridays @ The Avalon – rapidly growing in reputation and popularity to become one of the world’s greatest weekly events in dance music. To celebrate their 3 year anniversary this Friday, CONTROL is teaming up with clubbin bible Mixmag to throw one of the best parties LA will see this year. The massive lineup is no joke, with Brazilian electro stars Felguk, the big room phenom Tommy Trash, and turn table wizard TJR. Opening the night will be CONTROL co-resident BONES, and the closing set will belong to LED residents Deth Hertz. Pre-Sales have already SOLD OUT – but we will have a VERY LIMITED guest list this week. Please make sure to arrive well before doors open to guarantee entry.
To get on the GDD guest list, please email RSVP@gottadancedirty.com
(Please only add +1, nothing above will be honored)
$20 before 10pm | Doors Open @ 9pm
SET TIMES + ANNIVERSARY MIX DOWNLOAD after the jump!
SET TIMES:
9-1030 BONES
1030-12 TJR
12-130 TOMMY TRASH
130-3 FELGUK
3-cl DETH HERTZ
ANNIVERSARY TUNAGE:
To get you warmed up for the event, Mr White aka Whiiite has spun together a monumental mix that celebrates all the DJs who have played Avalon Hollywood over the last three years. Check out the cool artwork + track listing below!
F.O.O.L. (Fuck Our Ordinary Lives) is a young Swedish duo that are coming from zero to Electro-House heroes with the help of Bonerizing Records in just a short matter of time!
Bonerizing Records have collaborated the very best of F.O.O.L.’s tracks for an epic 8 song release! Each track delivers a hard-knocking suckerpunch experience set to melt faces at clubs!
We want your thoughts on this 8 track EP! To go in the chance to win 1 of 5 Bonerizing Records T-shirts give us 5 words that best describe F.O.O.L.’s EP below in the comment section at the bottom of this post! The most creative judged by us will win!
F.O.O.L – Melodies Of The Ordinary *Out Feb 29′th on Bonerizing Records* by Bonerizing Records
You can purchase this EP on Beatport: Here
Sharooz took to his Facebook earlier today to give his 2 cents on the US based musc conference Miami Music Week.
“Miami WMC ? 10 days of hearing badly edited Avicii bootlegs played badly off laptops, muscled up meatheads, not being able to get into the parties even though you’re on the list, overpriced hotels, coked out jocks.. think I’ll stay in LA thanks.”
It is quickly emerging that there is a strangle hold within Miami music scene, filled with owners who are too afraid to explore outside that of the billboard charts with the recent Dennis Ferrer incident bringing it all to light.
Anyway, Miami Music Week sounds awesome!.. If you are a cast member from Jersey Shore!
Sharooz took to his Facebook earlier today to give his 2 cents on the US based musc conference Miami Music Week.
“Miami Music Week? 10 days of hearing the Beatport top 10 played badly off laptops, muscled up meatheads, not being able to get into the parties even though you’re on the list, overpriced hotels, coked out jocks.. think I’ll stay in LA thanks.”
It is quickly emerging that there is a strangle hold within Miami music scene, filled with owners who are too afraid to explore outside that of the billboard charts with the recent Dennis Ferrer incident bringing it all to light.
Anyway, Miami Music Week sounds awesome!.. If you are a cast member from Jersey Shore
For some reason I think of Ra Ra Riot’s “Winter ’05” when I listen to Casimer&Casimir’s stuff, but I’m not mad. I like the whimsical vibe and I’m glad this Chicago duos tracks are in my library in time for Summer. Catch up with Vincent and Casimer on Facebook and Bandcamp and get your download on below (“Retiree” is that tune).
Casimer&Casimir - {anne cherchait l’amour}
Dirtybird’s on a killing spree lately. Here’s one from the boss, out today. If this doesn’t brighten up your day you should just give it all up.
Claude Vonstroke & Jaw – Le Fantôme
Funky little jam out today on BluFin.
Maverickz – Moonboots (Rainer Weichhold & Nick Olivetti Remix)
The world famous collaboration between Gorillaz, James Murphy and Andre 3000 has now been turned into a music video. Check it out; don’t forget to download the mp3 for free.
Continue reading: Video: Gorillaz – “DoYaThing” f/ James Murphy & Andre 3000
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We’ve got some more brand new Miike Snow for you guys tonight. Also, Carmen Rizzo, Junkie XL, The 2 Bears, Massive Attack, brand new Air and tons more.
Carmen Rizzo – Returning To Silence – The Space Left Behind
Miike Snow – Paddling Out – Happy To You
Don Diablo – I am not from France (Linus Loves Remix)
Way Out West – Surrender – We love machine
Strange Talk – Eskimo Boy
Junkie XL – A51 – Music from SSX Blur
SBTRKT – Wildfire – SBTRKT
DJ Shadow – I’ve Been Trying – The Less You Know, The Better
DJ Cam – Swim – Seven
Flunk – Play – Morning Star
Vampire Weekend – White Sky (Cécile Remix)
J.Viewz – Come Back – Rivers And Homes
Florence & The Machine – You Got The Love (The xx Remix)
Herb Alpert – Rotation (DJ Harri Edit)
The 2 Bears – Get Together – Be Strong
Crystal Fighters – Follow – Star of Love
Polica – Wandering Star – Give You The Ghost
Massive Attack – Protection – Protection
Air – Seven Stars – Le Voyage Dans La Lune
Djemba Djemba (St. Andrew) just created this fine beat and is now looking for a talented MC to flow over it. If you or someone you know have what it takes, download the track, spit hot fire over it and send it to Djemba Djemba at andswan@gmail.com.
Download the tune after the jump!
Much Love,
TRE
