Bacardi B-Live were kind enough to drop the original version of this demonic pop track upon the internet (you can find it over here). “Devil’s Eyes” features the vocal offerings of Drop The Lime himself and now the epic 11 track remix EP has just been released (courtesy of NYC’s finest, Trouble & Bass). We have the choppy, wobble bass infused Tomb Crew remix for your pleasure.

Drop The Lime – Devil’s Eyes (Tomb Crew remix) (Mediafire)

Australian outfit Van She have worked with the Bacardi B-Live project in the past and now they just did a cover of the classic Blue Oyster Cult track “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper” and it’s nothing short of banging.

Van She – (Don’t Fear) The Reaper (Blue Oyster Cult cover, a B-Live original) (soundcloud)

A new week and we got something special for you guys. We’ve got 100 copies of the 12″ of “Devil’s Eyes”, the tune that Drop The Lime has recorded exclusively for Bacardi B-Live, to give away.

The 12″ has the original track and a remix of the track by Classixx on the B-side.

What we want you to do to have a chance to get a copy of the 12″ is to suggest who else should do a remix of the track and send that and your address here. Then 100 of you will get a copy of the 12″.

And as bonus:

We just posted the Mad Decent remix of the Metronomy track “A Thing For Me” that was made for the Bacardi/ B-Live project. We also got our hands on the remix by Swedish duo Fontän and they turn the track into what sounds like a drugged out progdisco jam.

Metronomy – A Thing For Me (Fontäns B-Live Miami mix) (YSI)

Metronomy – A Thing For Me (Fontäns B-Live Miami mix) (Sharebee)

British trio Metronomy are on the verge of releasing their second album “Nights Out” and they also have a bunch of other projects in the works. One of them is their involvement with the BAT Project, which is done in collaboration with Bacardi. The first release is “A Thing For Me” by Metronomy who contributed a track with the same name to a film commissioned by Bacardi to coincide with an event in Miami. The film was directed by Nima Nourizadeh (Flight Of The Conchords, Hot Chip, CSS) and it’s accompanied by remixes of the track from Mad Decent, Fontän, Friend and Breakbot.

The Mad Decent peeps gives the original version a shuffling, hazy sound that makes it kind of hard to dance to but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Metronomy – A Thing For Me (Mad Decents B-LIVE Miami mix ) (direct link)