Tracklist:

1. Deep Sound – Tech (Milton channels Rmx)
2. Alexx Wolfe – The Beat Is Unleashed (Fokke Rmx)
3. Electric Rescue – Nord Ouest
4. Alan Fitzpatrick – No Religion
5. Boys Noize – Drummer
6. Noob & Brodi – Peanuts Club (Monsieur Monsieur Rmx)
7. Tony Senghore – Love.Cure.All (David Eckenback Rmx)
8. Roska – In My Handbag
9. Gucci Vump – Sha! Shtil! (Lvis 1990 Rmx)
10. Toddla T – Rice & Peas (Zed Bias Rmx)
11. Thomas P Heckmann – Stardust
12. Lvis 1990 – United Groove (Kingdom Rmx)

Brodinski @ Smokemashine mix J (Special Mix For Japan), December 2009

The UK’s raddest-right-now producers Jack Beats are heading our way, and they’re playing a massive field day afterparty at the Cross on Friday 1^st of Jan.

YAY! JACK BEATS – for the first time in Sydney – DJing as a duo with 4 decks and 2 mixers!!

The brainchild of Beni G (Mixologists) and Plus One (Scratch Perverts), Jack Beats represent part of the new wave of  British House music – wobbly basslines, big breakdowns and edgy accapellas are cut, copied and pasted together to create  freaking amazing floor-filling sounds.

The duo first got our attention with their hectic reworking of Boy 8-Bits anthem Fogbank at the beginning if this year…

What followed were bass-heavy collaborations with Deekline and Wizard(Goldigga -you’ve probably heard the Breakfastaz remix), bombastic refixes of Trips guitar-driven Who’s That? and The Black Ghosts classic I Want Nothing

Then their unforgettable transformation of Epic Last Song by Does It Offend You, Yeah? into a classic pop-dance tune.

The newest addition to the Cheap Thrills Stable-  alongside the likes of Sinden, Herve, Detboi, Machines Dont Care – Jack Beats have become a firm favourite for lovers of all things glitchy and fidgety.

Make sure you buy an early bird ticket for this show, there are a limited number for only $25 on moshtix and iwannaticket.com.au, which they will definitely sell out… and once the rest of the lineup is announced you’ll be feeling rather smug for being so organised.

Also grab this:

Jack Beats Radio One mix

Tracklisting:

Florence & The Machine – Drumming Song (Jack Beats Remix)

Noob & Brodinski – Peanuts Club (Beataucue Remix)

Claude Von Stroke – Vocal Chords

A1 Bassline – 80h8

Herve and Jack Beats – Rainstick (Monsoon Remix)

Passion Pit – Little Secrets (Jack Beats Remix)

Laidback Luke & Lee Mortimer – Blau

Fake Blood – Mars (Jack Beats Remix)

Diplo & Blaqstarr – Get Off (Jack Beats Remix)

Jack Beats – UFO

La Roux – I’m Not Your Toy (Jack Beats Remix)

Soda x

Since Major Lazer released their hit Pon de Floor i have been totally weak for “African” drums and beats. The mix between tech and thoose special sounds isnt very easy to find. Today im sharing some of my favorite killer tracks!

Noob and Brodinski – Peanuts Club (Renaissance Man PH 7 Remix)

Noob and Brodinski – Peanuts Club (Mommas Boy Remix)

Busy Signal – Da Style Deh (Douster Dagga Remix)

Major Lazer x Afrojack x Partysquad – Hold The Line (Douster Hold the Drop Edit)

Nujax – Beat Gon Boom

Daniel Haaksman – Kid Conga Feat. MC Miltinho (Dubbel Dutch Remix)

Thanks to Squeegie Sounds and Palms Out for the last 2 tracks!

1. Laidback Luke & Lee Mortimer – Blau (LA RIOTS Remix)
2. Fake Blood – Mars (Jack Beats Remix)
3. His Majesty Andre – Puppets (Feat. Bloody Beetroots)
4. Malente – I Like It (Mikix The Cat Remix)
5. Crookers Feat. Kelis – No Security (Bart B More Remix)
6. Far East Movement – Animal (Eli Smith Remix)
7. Mr. Oizo – Positif (Vektorkat Remix)
8. Noob & Brodinski – Peanuts Club (BeatauCue Remix)
9. Felix Da Houscat – Elvi$ (2ManyDJs Edit – Kissy Sell Out Klub Version)
10. Trash Yourself & Toxic Avenger – Die (GTRONIC DubDub Rmx)

Apparently Peaches released a new remix EP and decided not to tell me. What a bitch. All of these mixes are pretty great, but the Cory Enemy and Proxy mixes are the best of the three. Also gonna share with you guys the drums of death bonus tracks off her last album, their mixtape as well (which is getting increasingly harder to find…), and some other peach on peach deliciousness. I know Peaches isn’t for everyone, but “I Feel Cream” was one of the best electro CDs of the year- hands down.

I Feel Cream (Cory Enemy Remix)
I Feel Cream (Blogula Remix)
I Feel Cream (Proxy Remix)
Billionare (Peaches vs. Drums of Death)
Lose You (Peaches vs Drums of Death)
THE PEACHES MIXTAPE!
Lose You (Yuksek and Brodinski Remix)
Mommy Complex (Barletta and Ernold Sane Remix)
Shake Yer Dix (Tigas Where Were You in 92 Remix)
Downtown (SMD Remix)
Fuck the Pain Away (Kids 606 Going Back to Bali Mix)

I know this isn’t all the remixes she has, but you’ll have to find the rest on your own. Sorry bitches!

Time for a big post now, full of house tracks sure to make you bounce like the character above, Zebedee from the Magic Roundabout who as you can see has a lower body made entirely of springs, so he’s probably somewhat an expert on the activity.

Drop the Lime’s most recent release Set Me Free has been remixed by Reso and Zombie Disco Squad to name two of many. Harvard Bass’s effort is by my favourite, it’s a very stabby house remix with a nice breakdown and drop. I can’t get enough of this at the moment…

Drop the Lime – Set Me Free (Harvard Bass Remix)

Keeping in sync with the stabbing, bouncy house vibe. Here’s a remix from CrashBleepBang favourite Riva Starr. And once again there’s a nice build up and drop into some very bouncy synth stabs

Reekay Garcia – Back To The Beat (Riva Starr Remix)

This next one is very interesting and sure to kick off a crazed gypsy dance-off in whatever situation it’s played out in. Balkan Beat Box make the original track, one which Diplo has sampled before, but I just can’t remember where. I don’t know too much about them, but they are a brass ensemble who play gigs in very exotic places like Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Beer Sheva (I don’t know where that is). Anyway, this is a remix by INSPKTR and it’s sweet.

Balkan Beat Box – Bulgarian Chicks (INSPKTR Bootleg)

Malente and Dex are up next and following on from the gypsy theme. The German producers who team up quite often, who make some very interesting music have made another very bouncy house tune. They’ve sampled some gypsy style horns and vocal stabs. Very nice stuff, check out all their stuff, including the Jan Driver Remix of their track Lions, which you can cop over at the brilliant you can call me pelski blog.

Malente & Dex – Gipsy Kings (feat. Analogik)

I posted the Noob and Brodinksi collaboration Peanut Club a while back. Here’s the Momma’s Boy Remix. As I’ve said before, eyes open for Sound Pelligrino releases they tend to be very sick.

Noob & Brodinski – Peanuts Club (Momma’s Boy Remix)

This is one that’s been on quite heavy rotation on the blogs. So admittedly i’m quite late posting this one up, but I couldn’t give fuck really. Dubbel Dutch has consistently made tunes that I like, remixing people’s tunes and making his own. He is definitely a favourite of mine, although I do tend to use that word a bit too much. This one is a remix of Daniel Haaksman, I like the percussion in the beat and the nice warped vocal samples, very good work.

Daniel Haaksman – Kid Conga feat. MC Miltinho (Dubbel Dutch Remix)

This next one made me very happy when I heard it for the first time. Trust me this is not what you expect, but You will recognize almost instantly where the sample was used and by who and for what song.

Najat Aatabou – Just Tell Me The Truth

So I hope i’ve collected together a nice little group of tunes for you to all bounce around to. Hope you enjoy em

jossa

Brodinski – Smokemashine J (Special Mix For Japan)

Tracklist:

1. Deep Sound – Tech (Milton channels Rmx)
2. Alexx Wolfe – The Beat Is Unleashed (Fokke Rmx)
3. Electric Rescue – Nord Ouest
4. Alan Fitzpatrick – No Religion
5. Boys Noize – Drummer
6. Noob & Brodi – Peanuts Club (Monsieur Monsieur Rmx)
7. Tony Senghore – Love.Cure.All (David Eckenback Rmx)
8. Roska – In My Handbag
9. Gucci Vump – Sha! Shtil! (Lvis 1990 Rmx)
10. Toddla T – Rice & Peas (Zed Bias Rmx)
11. Thomas P Heckmann – Stardust
12. Lvis 1990 – United Groove (Kingdom Rmx)

How to make a Hype!

Wir basteln uns ein abgedrehtes Sample aus jiddischem Volksliedern, legen einen Beat drunter, schnippeln ein bisschen Ohrwurmcharakter dazu und geben uns einfach mal ein unbekannten Namen, wie z.b. “Gucci Vump”.

Und während wir so zusehen, wie sich die Bloggosphäre den Kopf zerbricht wer wir sind und jeder rätselt wo wir herkommen offenbaren wir, dass wir eigentlich ein Weltbekannter Dj sind.

Raffiniert und deswegen hier “Sha! Shtil!” von “Gucci Vump” aka “Brodinski”
http://www.myspace.com/brodinskimusic

Buraka Som Sistema just might be the break-out artist of the year. Maybe. I heard from just about everyone that they were the talk of this year’s Coachella and when I saw them at a much smaller venue in Chicago, Sonotheque (RIP), they put on a really solid show. Anyway, they’ve gotten the remix treatment from a number of folks, but not many of them touch the club-ready bounce that Brodinski put on the already infectious “Aqui Para Voces.”

Buraka Som Sistema + Deize Tigrona – Aqui Para Voces (Brodinski Remix)

Beats™

Mysteryland - photo by Paul Underhill

Mysteryland feels like a peacock on ecstasy chasing you down the rabbit hole. The Glastonbury of European dance festivals, this bold, colourful and gigantic event packs more into one electrifying day than other, lesser dance events would dare explore in their lifetime.

Imagine if Lewis Carroll and Terry Gilliam took Bestival, planted it amongst the waterways of Holland, wrapped it in glorious technicolour and fondled the dream with pinches of multiple dance genres. Imagine the fairytale spawn of Paul Oakenfold and Patrick Wolf at the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, quivering to rabid techno. Imagine thousands of Cheshire Cats, sky-high on trance, dubstep, gabba and filthy electro, dancing in fields with themes of Mad Max and fairytales.

It’s hard not to speak of Mysteryland (still virtually unknown in the UK) without dealing in such superlatives. This is a 60,000 capacity, 20 stage sacrifice to the God of dance after all. An über-fest of gigantic proportion with so much joy and energy, so much organisation and conviction, that it makes most UK dance festivals look like a few stalls on the village green. In fact, it’s so big, so colourful and so damn fun that it eventually becomes a strain on not just the eyes and legs but your mind as well, as you marvel at how so much has been squeezed into the tiny space of just 12 hours.

Mysteryland debuted as a relatively modest dance festival in 1993, covering a largely Dutch and hardcore base, but has continually outgrown itself ever since. Now comfortably positioned as the largest electronic music festival in the Netherlands, it features over 150 artists from a wide spectrum of dance, on stages that range in size from the colossal – the 20,000 capacity ode to hardcore that is the Q Dance arena, complete with a seriously-gigantic evil clown’s face above the stage – right down to the intimate – Vage Gasten’s intoxicating area, showcasing some of the Netherland’s finest electro.

Run by the respected Dutch organisation ID&T and located on the Haarlemmermeer bos and Floriade area – a massive park, north-west of Hoofddorp and about 20 miles west of Amsterdam, each Mysteryland festival takes on a different theme; appropriated each year by an ever-changing main stage and surrounding events.

Photo by Paul Underhill

This year, the theme seems to be some kind of acid-hazed fairytale, with love gurus, naked nymphs and giant poodles wandering the site, while princesses and peacock ladies tip-toe through the woods. The stage meanwhile looks like a giant party cake from the Yellow Submarine, all giant funnels, horns and love hearts – you half-expect raving Blue Meanies to emerge from the funnels and this being Mysteryland you wouldn’t be that surprised if they did.

Getting there and back

Yes, this is an International festival but with its proximity to Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport – which currently boasts regular connections with 22 UK airports – it’s practically on your doorstep. A traveller’s dream, Schiphol is simple to get around and quick and easy to continue your journey, delivering you straight from the arrivals hall into the train station (directly below the passenger terminal). Regular trains run to Hoofddorp, the nearest town to the festival (journey time: about 10 minutes), but you can also be in Amsterdam in 20 minutes if you want to check out the city before the festival. From Hoofddorp station Mysteryland run shuttle buses to the festival site. In 2009 the first shuttle left at 10am and the last returned an hour and a half after the end of the festival.

Where to stay

CitizenM Schiphol

With the festival running from 11am to 11pm booking a room for a couple of nights is a necessity – but with Amsterdam being one of Europe’s most expensive cities for hotels it’s not for the faint-hearted. The answer is to grab one of CitizenM’s chic designer pods at Schiphol Airport. At around 70 euros a night this high-end concept hotel does away with the ridiculous extras that you never use, instead concentrating on the luxury that you desire – like touchscreen ‘mood pads’ that control the neon lighting and atmosphere of the room, free and unlimited movies and probably the comfiest (and largest) bed you’ll ever sleep in. Perfect for nursing those post-festival blues.

Site

Photo by Paul Underhill

You’ve literally never experienced a festival as warped and enjoyable until you enter Mysteryland’s watery labyrinth. Covering a forest, a lake, several islands and a gargantuan man-made pyramid Mysteryland feels like the Maya have returned and started worshipping the Gods of electronic music. Some stages, like ex-Porn Star (Euro-dance) and Oi! (dubstep) are situated on their own islands, surrounded by canals; others revel in their notoriety – the Thunderdome takes it’s Mad Max association seriously, pumping out extreme hardcore in a steel cage on top of the pyramid. In amongst all this are fairytale creatures wandering the woods, a theatre, a dressing-up tent, even a condom-supplying caravan where you can get down and dirty with your loved one(s) – this is Holland after all.

Atmosphere

Crime and an intimidating atmosphere is still an inherent problem with certain, nameless UK dance festivals so don’t be surprised if you spend the first initial hours at Mysteryland getting to grips with a surreal feeling: a welcome sense of safety. Security at the gates are friendly but rigorous, frisking everyone from general punters to VIPs (even the organisers from ID&T are seen having to give up their bags for the airport-style checks). It’s quick and painless and encourages an atmosphere of well-being and exhilaration that surrounds the site from the start. Of course, no one is that smiley all the time and you get the feeling that the Dutch have ways of protecting their candy, but when even the testosterone-fuelled pump-house of the Thunderdome provides a giddy, welcoming atmosphere, it’s a serotonin in itself.

Mysteryland - photo by Paul Underhill

Music

Steve Aoki – 9/10

The Raaw stage is hanging out for Felix Da Housecat when the news filters through that his wife has gone into labour. A classic case of bad news turning incredible then ensues as Steve Aoki appears and within two seconds and five screams everyone is saying ‘Felix Da Who?’. Live, Steve Aoki is a brutal lesson in truth, mixing the screaming, unapologetic intensity of the Bordeoms or Fugazi with the trashiest, bruising electro. If Justice are the Metallica of Electro then Aoki is its Lightening Bolt – he spends as much time hurtling himself around the stage, letting out cathartic screams as scraping scathing beats from the decks.

Bart B More – 7/10

A brace of ‘Essential New Tunes’ from Pete Tong and support from the likes of Crookers, Diplo, Roger Sanchez and Armin van Buren makes Bart B More’s early afternoon set at Fedde Le Grand’s Flamingo Nights stage a must-see event. The fast-rising Dutch producer seemingly favours the big-room electro-house vibe on first impression, but the lush hooks are underlined with a Crookers-style mischief – all delicious baiile funk and squelchy bass – that puts him on a pedestal with Tiga for creating a deliciously subversive party.

Sound of Stereo – 8/10

You know when you’re dealing with something serious when Dr Lektroluv, that green-masked darling of all things electro, takes an interest. Lektroluv Records issued Heads Up, a filthy-synthed, nasty piece of building analogue, earlier this year, and it demands that this Belgium duo are given the same respect as Bloody Beetroots (who supplied a typically-filthy remix). However, Sound of Stereo should only really be allowed out after dark and even though their mid-afternoon set is one of the highlights of the awesome Vage Gasten stage, the wonky beats are met by a crowd that is still too nice and sunny. There’s smiles all round but they deserve head-banging mischief and vampire bites.

Brodinski – 5/10

Brodinski sets are usually a guaranteed highlight of any bassy gathering, the French producer building up an intoxicating mix of noisy techno and sublime, undercutting house before knocking everyone on the floor with Bad Runner. Either the Dutch crowd think differently or something truly astonishing is happening elsewhere, for his first hour is watched by less than thirty people – including a girl that has more interest in hula-hooping and a chap doing circles around the tent on a bike. Hardly making eye-contact, Brodinski hides behind the decks, which only adds to the cold atmosphere. Even when the tent fills up (possibly in readiness for Felix Da Housecat) and we finally get some of his seductive, head-pounding electro, it’s far too late.

Henzel & Disco Nova – 8/10

Helping to draw an incredible day to a close with an intense, penultimate set at the Vage Gasten stage, the Amsterdam duo envelope the party in screaming, heavy bass, cementing their reputation as “party-starters / party-finishers”. By the time they drop Proxy’s ‘Raven’, everyone’s down on the floor, hugging the tarmac, drooling over that pending rocket-launch of a break. They could easily tease, but Henzel & Disco Nova let them have it and it seems an entire Mysteryland jumps three foot in the air at once, riding on the bassline like a big bouncy castle. OJ Symstem will follow these guys and steal some of their thunder with a much tighter set, but it‘s Henzel & Disco who delivered the evening into the euphoria that it will finish on.

Uppers

Set You Free!
Not just plenty of stages, surprises and music – plenty of bars and toilets as well! By concentrating on the simplest of logistics Mysteryland sets you free from all the queuing hassle, giving you more time to have fun – essential with so much to pack in to 12 hours. It’s not rocket science; why do other festivals have to be so frugal?

Go Dutch!
Size doesn’t matter! Vage Gasten’s arena was one of the smallest at Mysteryland but packed a punch that could have knocked that giant clown’s face off his Q Dance perch. Live grafitti, some of the filthiest, wonkiest bass of the day and a crowd as incendiary as the beats, Vage Gasten showed up the bigger stages with a host of must-sees (Don Diablo, Sound of Stereo, Toddla T) and some great Dutch electro.

Downers

24 Hour Party People?
The early curfew. For a country that likes to party like there’s no next-minute, let alone tomorrow, it’s a shame that Mysteryland wraps up so early. With so much to see and do 11pm comes around and smacks you in the face like an unwanted parent after a riotous kids party. Yes, you can continue the fun at the many aftershows in Amsterdam and yes, the festival leaves you in a glorious high with a stunning laser and fireworks show, but Mysteryland ends at the worst time – just as it seems the night is about to batter you to bliss and back. It’s like the DeLorean got up to 88.7mph and got halted by a ‘stop’ sign – you’re left breathless and exhilarated, but frustratingly curious at what was round the corner.

Random Events

The first act on the main stage isn’t a dance artist, it’s a troupe of man-size frogs, naked nymphs and love guru’s straight out of a Bat for Lashes wet dream. A Karen Dreijer Anderson lookalike in a wedding dress sits motionless, smoothing a cuddly dog with no eyes; a bearded guru with a violin bow conjures hypnotic notes out of a saw; the frogs pose and skip gracefully around the stage. And while ours eyes struggle to take-in this visual feast of Terry Gilliam proportion, to our right a Victorian-dressed painter conveys the scene on canvas as a warped version of Manet’s ‘a Le Déjeuner sur l’herbe’. It’s a luscious introduction to a weird and wonderful day.

I Love Techno 09! How I wish I had been there. Myself and a group of friends went last year and it was some of the most hassle free out of country clubbing I have ever embarked on (anyone who has tried to reach the Benicassim festival can testify to this). We jumped on the Eurostar and after a couple of hours were nestled in the picturesque city of Brugge, before stomping off to Ghent for one of the best nights of my life.

So I was spitting feathers when this mangled girl saunters up to me last weekend, asking for a lighter, wearing an I Love Techno 09 fleece (who the fuck honestly wears a fleece anymore, especially to a rave? In fact who buys fleeces anymore? Actually why the fuck are ‘I Love Techno’ even selling fleeces?). Anyway…  we got into a conversation and she harped on about how amazing the whole thing had been, that Dave Clarke smashed it and SMD live were awesome (standard). By this point I wanted to spit in her drink, she wouldn’t have noticed either but I’m not that spiteful! Besides I couldn’t even muster moisture let alone spit.

So in celebration of mangled-random girl’s amazing night at I Love Techno here is as many of the main mixes I could find. If anyone finds a copy of Dave Clarke, Fake Blood, Laurent Garnier or the Crookers, please send me the link, although I doubt they exist.

- 4th Level Zombie

Mixes from I Love Techno 2009:

A-Trak

Bloody Beetroots

Boys Noize

Brondinski

Deadmau5

Johnny D

Joris Voorn

Len Faki

Proxy

Siman Mobile Disco

Sound of the Stereo

Speedy J

Surkin

Vitalic

Zombie Nation

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Chers lecteurs, comme promi voici le compte rendu de cette 1ere édition des Nuits de la Friche à Besançon. Désolé pour le retard quelques contre-temps ont basardé le truc mais rien de grave cela n’empêche pas la rédaction de ce post.

Alors résumons un peu la chose et mettons-nous en situation. Les nuits de la Friche c’est 3 nuits sur un seul site, comportant un complexe divisé en 2 salles : La grande scène et le Club, et des artistes à vous faire bouger le cerveau comme pas possible.

Nous sommes le 9 Octobre, il est 23h45 -

Premier pas sur le site avec mon ami I-pok accompagné de Voluume et Be.motion à la vidéo et première impression : surpris par le nombre de personnes déjà présentes sur  le site malgré le mauvais temps et la température ambiente glaciale qui fait claquer les oreilles et les dents de tout le monde. En attendant sagement l’arrivée de Brodinski dans le club, je m’envoi deux trois stimulants dans la gueule avec Charlie (Ipok) pour se mettre dans l’ambiance et faire monter la température. Les minutes passent et la pression est à son plus haut degré, et ça y est nous y sommes il est 2h l’heure du crime. Les festivités peuvent commencer.

Brodinski fait son entrée sur scène et le public est déjà chaud bouillant comme la braise. Le set est à la hauteur de mes éspérances y a pas à dire ça banane super fort.

2h35 du mat’ direction la grande scène pour assister au show de Danger. Aux allures d’un personnage tiré d’une bande dessinée de Marvel, l’homme à la cagoule envoie du bois. Quelques déceptions cependant sur le choix de ses morceaux mais le bougement de tête était quand même là et le finish était terrible speed et boum boum comme je les aime.

Bilan de cette soirée : plus que satisfaisante, les artistes étaient au rendez-vous et ont fait ce qu’ils avaient à faire c’est à dire nous envoyer du rêve et nous faire trimousser notre cul. L’équipe Infine (Rone, Clara Moto, Agoria) était également présente sur les lieux des Nuits de la Friche malheureusement je n’ai assisté à leurs prestations du moins pas eu l’occasion faute de contre temps. Mais promis, la prochaine fois j’essayerai de vous faire croquer.

Pour conclure ce compte rendu en beauté, je vous file une vidéo de Danger réalisée par mon collègue Be.motion. Régalez-vous les cocos c’est que du bonus et ça me fait plaisir !

Danger - Sonorama 09

since i’ve been so busy on this mix thing i’ve not been giving due attention to new music. my bad. in the past few days i’ve been sent some great stuff, and it’s high time i share it with the world.

i’ve been repping for solid bump for a while, so it stands to reason that i should be excited about laberg’s debut release on the label. i had no idea, but laberge is just 22. i hate it when i hear that someone that i really respect is younger than me. anyway the true love ep, available on beatport, comes with three original tracks and a remix. the title track has a low-slung bassline, soft synths and a chipmunk vocal sample that really works. just don’t let go is a more laidback affair, beautiful stuff for a warm up. we don’t know has emotive chord changes reminiscent reminiscent of tee’s happy, and the remix of true love, by meroz, gives the original more oomph to take things into the early hours. all in all it’s one solid release for a label that is solid by name…. well you get me. check out this remix of just don’t let go by dj eq. like meroz’s remix, it beefs up the beautiful original and makes it a little bit more late-night friendly.

Just Don’t Let Go (DJ EQ Remix) – Laberge

chaos dans le cbd consists of two brothers from auckland, and they’re making some damn fine tunes. think brodinski, momma’s boy, renaissance man. my favourite track of theirs is called tesh & maccas – don’t ask me what that means. it’s got high pitched bleeps that seem to be singing something to me, white noise and that hint of tribalism that suggests something more than a little bit wild. rag rats is a little bit angrier, and the wild is more than just suggested. rattling tribal fills and more of those bleeps help this one become something of a banger within this genre – if that’s possible. and, appropriately enough, they’ve remixed noob and brodinski’s peanuts club. while the original is something of a dj tool, they’ve taken the signature riff and built a hazy, smokey new track around it. thumbs up.

Chaos Dans Le CBD Feat. Tommie Pickles – Tesh & Maccas (Original Mix)
Chaos Dans Le CBD – Rag Rats (Original Mix)
Noob & Brodinski – Peanuts Club (Chaos Dans Le CBD Remix)

Недавно прочитал, что, мол, быть занятым в наше время уже не модно. Честно говоря, я бы с радостью, но пока найти компромисс с совестью я могу, лишь разгребая дела. Но, не забывая, про музыку и вас, конечно. Рекомендую треки, отмеченные сердечками. И уже пишу следующий пост.

Killa Kela – Everyday (Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Remix) (alt)
L-vis 1990 – Compass (alt)
Bat For Lashes – Pearls Dream (Skreams Pour Another Glass of Champers Remix) (alt)
Martin Solveig – Boys & Girls (feat. Dragonette) (Extended) (alt)
Numca – Black or White (alt)
Joy Orbison – Wet Look (Original Mix) (alt)
Shystie – Pull It (Ill Blu Remix) (alt)
Noob & Brodinski – Peanuts Club (Renaissance Man Ph 7 Remix) (alt)
Gossip – Love Long Distance (Riva Starr Remix Radio Edit) (alt)
Noah And The Whale – Blue Skies (Twelves Remix) (alt)
Sparks – Now That I Own The BBC (alt)
501 – Special Request (alt)
501 – Dangerous (alt)
Matta – Echo Babylon (alt)
Matta – Closer (alt)
Matta – Who’s Afraid Of The Dark (alt)
Matta – Monster (alt)

COM.PILE#12: L-vis 1990, Skream, Riva Starr (zip)

Here’s some sweeeeet new tracks for you sons of bitches. Some dubstep and house. YEAAAH!!! In order of how I like them…. (the bottom track is still fookin tasty!)

ZINC – BLUNT EDGE

DROP THE LIME – DEVILS EYES (BEATAUCUE REMIX)

STAGGA – JUJU SCIENCE

HOT CITY – NO MORE (SHARKSLAYER NASSAU EDIT)

CROOKERS & CONGOROCK – SBOMBERZ

ENIGMA – WHAT THE FUK

DIPLO & LAIDBACK LUKE – HEY! (BLACK NOISE REMIX)

NOOB & BRODINSKI – PEANUTS CLUB (MOMMA’S BOY REMIX)

comme un lundi…

I’ve really come to terms with the mimimal house out there. The funky, tribal and tech house stuff which is a breath of fresh air after a wobbly bouncy house era. I’ve put together my favourite unbassy house tracks into a mix which I’m actually quite proud of. Check it and the three bonus tracks which are tight.

KILLING PEOPLE – WIZARDS FUNKY/TECHY/TRIBAL HOUSE MIX

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Tracklisting:

A4C – UNAMED MAMBO

NOOB & BRODINSKI – PEANUTS (HEADSHOTBOYZ REMIX)

RIVA STARR – I WAS DRUNK FT. NOZE (DOUSTER REMIX)

• Voila mon programme Sonorama 09 qui je vous le rappelle était : Danger / Brodinski / Rone / Clara Moto / Agoria et un peu de Carl Graig, vient de se terminer. Je suis rassasié et totalement addict de ce genre d’événement!

• En attendant le Report final je vous laisse avec quelques photos prisent par mes soins, en espérant que cela vous donne un petit aperçu du Festival et vous donne l’envie d’attendre la suite…

- Celui de l’Ososphere arrive mi-semaine, soyez patient! -

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Photos réalisées avec accords des Artistes et de Sonorama.

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