Marine Parade just featured the AC Slater dub remix of the Freeland track “Only a Fool” on the new Freeland remix compilation “Cope Remixed”. Now, AC gives us the vocal version which stays true to his form of producing smashing tracks that also features some of that smittening wobble bass. AC Slater is about to put out a new single which will distributed for free via blogs in November and he also has a new single dropping in February on Trouble & Bass + his “Calm Down” EP will be released in March.

Freeland – Only A Fool (AC Slater Vocal remix) (direct link)

PS. Check AC Slater tearing it up across the US ending in a huge night in NYC on November 21st with Joker, Bok Bok and L-Vis 1990. Here are the dates:

Nov 11 2009 – Bristol Bar – Columbus, Ohio
Nov 12 2009 – Czar Bar – Kansas City, Missouri
Nov 13 2009 – Muse – Washington DC
Nov 14 2009 – MJQ – Atlanta, Georgia
Nov 17 2009 – Czar Bar – Tampa, Florida
Nov 18 2009 – W Lounge – Salt Lake City, Utah
Nov 19 2009 – 7th Street Entry – Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nov 21 2009 – T&B w/Joker, Bok Bok, L-Vis 1990 – New York City

Ravetastic video from Pomp & Clout (who did the Boys Noize “Jeffer” video) for the catchy Dre Skull synth pop track “I Want You”.

The “I Want You” single with remixes from Bobmo, Bok Bok, AC Slater, Alex Gopher and Dre Skull can now be purchased on iTunes.

AC Slater means business with his remix of Juiceboxxxs recently released single “100 MPH”, he brings us housey piano stabs, lazer sounds, big breakdowns and some wobble bass galore.

Juiceboxxx – 100 MPH (AC Slater remix) (direct link)

Two years in the making but now the epic new single from Milwaukee born rapper/producer Juiceboxxx is about to see the light of day, it’s called “100 MPH” and will be out September 1st on IHEARTCOMIX with remixes coming from bass heavy hitter AC Slater, Brooklyn outfit Free Blood and electro duo Ocelot. Juiceboxxx ventured to the Chi to record the vocals for the track with Chicago house legends Joe Smooth and Craig Loftis, the result is:

“…a great American dance pop song, equally suited for driving really fast across the desert or pumping your fist at a show”.

Juiceboxxx – 100 MPH (YSI)

Juiceboxxx – 100 MPH (Sharebee)

NYC heavy bass hero AC Slater sent over the fifth and latest release from Party Like Us Records. If you enjoy your bass music mixed up with slabs of heavy electro house then you’ll enjoy the “Make Me Dance EP” from Pittsburgh producer B. Rich. The title track is a driving banger which features some party instigating vocals by Reese, “It’ll Be Alright” goes a bit deeper and heavier while featuring haunting vocals by Domonique.

B. Rich (ft. Reese) – Make Me Dance (YSI)

B. Rich (ft. Reese) – Make Me Dance (Sharebee)

B. Rich (ft. Domonique) – It’ll Be Alright (YSI)

B. Rich (ft. Domonique) – It’ll Be Alright (Sharebee)

The Trouble & Bass crew out of NYC have gone from strength to strength during the last two years. They happen to be one of our favorite dj crews and now they’re about to follow in our footsteps with the latest edition of the Scion compilation CD series. This is the 25th edition and it’s packed to the brim with some of their heavy bass induced gems which we’ve all grown to love. We just received this spectacular promo mix that will show you exactly what Trouble & Bass are all about.

“Scion has partnered with Brooklyn-based label Trouble & Bass for the latest installment in the Scion CD Sampler Series. What is Trouble & Bass? Trouble happens every time the Brooklyn-based crew of Drop The Lime, AC Slater, Star Eyes and The Captain get together to throw legendary dance music events. Bass is everything, whether the backbone of releases on the Trouble & Bass label or the driving force of the ballistic, sweat-inducing DJ sets – all timeless rhythms, unforgettable melodies, and surprise after speaker-quaking surprise. If you’ve been missing the raw energy that made electronic music so exciting in the first place, this is where it’s been hiding. Trouble & Bass crew are the DJs who are defining a new New York sound and sharing it worldwide. Riot inciter Drop The Lime, formed the Voltron-like T&B a mere two years ago, but already they’ve earned kudos the world over!”

Trouble & Bass – Scion CD Promo Mix (Sendspace)

BONUS: Here are two of the tracks off the compilation. AC Slater with the dubsteppy, chainsaw bass wielding “Calm Down” and Trouble & Bass head honcho Drop The Lime with the fantastic “Tabac Theme”.

AC Slater – Calm Down (YSI)

AC Slater – Calm Down (Sharebee)

Drop The Lime – Tabac Theme (YSI)

Drop The Lime – Tabac Theme (Sharebee)

Tracklist for the mix and tourdates will follow after the jump.

These events are FREE! RSVP is strictly required for entry at scion.com/avrelease. Early arrival is suggested as space is limited. Entry is not guaranteed. Line up subject to change.

Sun June 21st – Miami, FL
Tue June 23rd – Atlanta, GA
Wed June 24th – Los Angeles, CA
Thurs June 25th – Austin, TX

Cotti ft. Doctor – Calm Down
AC Slater – Calm Down
Jakes & Joker – 3K Lane (L-Vis 1990 Edit)
Drop The Lime – Tabac Theme / Sisqo – Thong Song (Accapella)
Roska – Elevated Level (Kingdom Edit ft. Brandy)
Dre Skull – I Want You (Bok Bok Remix) / Janet Jackson – If (Accapella)
Starkey – Listen In
Star Eyes – Disappear (Dexplicit Remix)
Caspa – Marmite
Blaqstarr – Get Off (Jack Beats Remix)
Udachi – Jellyroll
MIkix The Cat – Handz Up! / Shannon – Let The Music Play (Accapella)
Scottie B & King Tutt – African Chant (Top Billin Remix) / Major Lazer – Zumbi (Accapella)
Acid Jacks – Crazy Legs
Drop The Lime – Howling
Drop The Lime – We Are The Future
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – Bournemouth (Tomb Crew’s South Coast Teenage Pregnancy Remix) / Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby (Accapella)
Math Head – Come To Me feat. Illvia
Little Jinder – Youth Blood

Here is a new track from the guys in Jamtech Foundation to promote their upcoming gig in California.

“Jamtech Foundation will represent the swedish colors in California on the Swedish national day of June 6th when they will be playing Trust (that has previously had acts like AC Slater and Kill The Noise) at Proof Bar in Santa Ana Arts District. So if you are in the greater Los Angeles area, drop by!”

Jamtech Foundation vs Barrington Levy – Under Mi Sensi (YSI)

Jamtech Foundation vs Barrington Levy – Under Mi Sensi (zshare)

Here are finally the winners in the AC Slater remix competition. We had 110 entries so it took some time to go through them all.

1. AC Slater – Hello! (The Living Graham Bond Remix) (direct link)
The Living Graham Bond

“This is awesome. Sounds really good. Completely different take on the original. Hands down the best and my favorite.”

2. AC Slater – Hello (LFTCLCK! Remix) (direct link)
LFTCLCK!

3. AC Slater – Hello (Heartache Remix) (direct link)
Heartache

4. AC Slater – Hello (LOL BOYS SUNDAY SUNRISE REMIX) (direct link)
LOL BOYS

Runners up:

AC Slater – Hello (Lovecraft remix) (direct link)
Lovecraft

AC Slater – Hello (Trumpdisco Remix) (direct link)
Trumpdisco

AC Slater – Hello (Thrills & Tony Rocky Horror Remix) (direct link)
Thrills & Tony Rocky Horror

“Super awesome gets some mention, but maybe he’s already known/is fam”:

AC Slater – Hello (B. Rich refix) (direct link)
B. Rich

Winner in the Wong Boys remix competition coming tomorrow.

Next week is that last week to get your remixes ready for one of our four remix competitions that we are running at the moment. Get your skillz on and show us what you got!

Remix: Yuksek – Extraball

Last day to enter is April 10.

Remix: AC Slater – Hello!

Last day to enter is April 12.

Remix: Wong Boys – Git Ur Fuk On

Last day to enter April 12.

Remix: Dance Area – AA 24/7

Last day to enter is April 12.

Click on the link to each post for remix parts and where to send your remix.

This is the second release on Party Like Us Records and it’s from one of the hottest on the scene. AC Slater dissappoints noone with his intense and hard hitting sound. This track has been around before but here it is in 320 goodness and to top it off a remix from Drop The Lime.

“Complete with deep wobbly bass, a face melting solo and robot voices, this blog favorite is finally receiving an official mastered release with 4 slamming remixes. Drop The Lime takes it straight to the dancefloor on his warped and rolling remix, with bonus fart sample. Baltimore superstar Tittsworth’s remix is deeper and heavier with an amazing mash of techno and bmore. Inhouse artist B. Rich fuses electro and dubstep influences together into a nuclear powered remix, and Clark Able brings the techno flavor with a driving builder of a remix.”

This is actually released today so pick up the full release with additional remixes from Tittsworth, B. Rich and Clark Able AK-47 at Beatport or Juno.

AC Slater – BanGer (YSI)

AC Slater – BanGer (Sharebee)

AC Slater – BanGer (Drop The Lime Remix) (YSI)

AC Slater – BanGer (Drop The Lime Remix) (Sharebee)