Here’s a booming mix of bassy goodness they made exclusively for Dazed Digital. The mix – according to the trio – is: “Next level shit from France, Paris Bass guide for beginners, L’ami Louis de la musique” with tracks from Sam Tiba, Canblaster, French Fries, Bobmo, Strip Steve, Para One, Das Glow and Brodinski etc.

The Escargot Brothers Vol.1 (Megaupload)

French producer Jean Nipon with new banging single “Bakemono” (released on Belgian label Midnight Munchies), remixes on the single from Bobmo, TWR72 and Le Petit Belge & Le Cheval.

Hard to believe that this April marks Noob’s first independent solo release on Popof founded label Form Music. After all, we’ve been listening to remix ‘pon remix from the French native, from the WMC touted “Dinosaurs With Guns” collaboration to remixes of everyone from Proxy to style of Eye and Tiga.

And then there was that moment in 2009 that found Noob releasing the mindworm known as “Peanuts Club” with Brodinski, a twerky “techno circus from hell” themesong that was stuck in the brains of dancefloor citizens everywhere (whether they wanted it to be or not). Oh god, and then the video…

Now the Crumble EP comes with four startlingly good original productions a Para One / Teki Latex collaboration coming straight out of the depths of vocoder hell, maybe Teki’s “Ibiza breakthrough moment” or perhaps not quite yet (but even if it’s not, it’s excellent).

Grab it on beatport, and enjoy an April mix from Noob loaded with new tracks from COSMIN TRG, Kink and Bobmo below.

Noob – April Mix For Discobelle (Mediafire)

Tracklisting after the j-j-j-jump:

DETROIT GRAND PUBAHS – Autographik (Terence Fixmer)
ROLANDO – De Cago (vinyl version)
LAYO & BUSHWACKA – What do you say now
COSMIN TRG – Izolat
SLAM – city Destroyer
DAMON WILD – Avion return part 3 (A.Paul remix)
MARK BROOM – Satellite
TWR72 – FUTURE TOOL
BOBMO – Northside
GESAFFELSTEIN – Aufstand
KING COSMIC – Acide in my Soul (Snuff crew edit)
KINK – soda Caustic
CLAUDIO MATE – Motor city melodies
COSMIN TRG – SIROP

I once saw Surkin in an arcade in Japan. I’d been living there for a few months and was in an arcade in Shinsekai (the only neighborhood where you can still run into a bloodied mob member and transexual dance troupe on the same block) losing a game of Tekken 6 against some teenager who was playing as a gigantic panda. Surkin walked by past my console just as the panda kicked my character in the face, and I was temporarily stunned to see the prodigious producer doing who-knows-what in a grimy arcade far from France.

But hearing High Powered Boys’ (Surkin + Bobmo) first offering on Sound Pellegrino, Surkin’s presence in Japan makes a bit more sense – “Udon” feels like a tribute to the crowded arcades and crammed walkways of Shinsaibashi at night, packed full of turbulent noise and voices layered on percussion layered on more voices.

Julio Bashmore’s reworking is more like walking the streets of Shinjuku right at the moment at 5am when exhausted ravers are stumbling home on the train at the same time that the businessmen are going to work. Bashmore centers the beat around a sole saxaphone solo coming out of the shadows, Gerry Rafferty “Baker Street” style.

Meanwhile, “Work” and it’s accompanying Tom Trago remix are both bouncy firestarters that make devastatingly effective use of an infectious beat and crooning “oh girl” sample.

As a sad counterpoint to this amazing release, inspirational and trendsetting former Sound Pellegrino mother label Institubes has announced that it will be closing shop.

You can read more about the end of Institubes from their post here, which cites “a post-apocalyptic, terminally pauperized landscape, complete with irradiated A&R zombies and mutated eyeless bloggers” as well as a defective “post-Napster economy” as some of the reasons they’re calling it quits. Sound Pellegrino will now be operating as an independent entity, and Bobmo, Para One and Surkin just announced the birth of their new label called MARBLE, home to their (many) upcoming singles, including a new EP coming from Das Glow.

So, if you’d like to do something to ensure that the labels that shaped your influences and inspired you can survive through following years, consider grabbing the new Sound Pellegrino release here.

High Powered Boys – Udon

High Powered Boys – Rippin Off Canvas Mix (via Sound Pellegrino)

Sound Pellegrino Podcast Episode 16 (featuring Bobmo & Surkin of High Powered Boys)

(Thanks to XLR8R for Udon)

Bobmo – Summer Mix 2010 (Mediafire)

“A couple classics, Bobmo’s favourite tracks of the moment, and a glimpse at the immediate future for Institubes, Sound Pellegrino and our Berliner friends. Enjoy!”

Tracklist after the jump y’all.

01. Will Power – Reaction
02. Cajmere – Mind Gamez
03. Nujax – Grid
04. Paul Johnson – Playing with a Rubberband
05. L.A.W – Remember the Time (Dj Trajic chronic mix)
06. Housemeister – Hyperactive
07. Para One – Animal Style
08. Boys Noize – Trooper (Strip Steve remix)
09. Teki Latex – Dinosaurs With Guns (TWR72 remix)
10. Teki Latex – Dinosaurs With Guns
11. Kikumoto All Stars – Bending Time
12. Tony B – Wacky
13. Ellen Allien – Magma (The MFA remix)
14. Bobmo – **unreleased**
15. Sound Design – Bounce to the Beat (remix)
16. Soundstream – Love Jam
17. CLS – Set it off
18. Bobmo – Bring It (Hot City remix)
19. Marlon D – Jesus Creates Sound
20. Bobmo – My House (Douster remix)
21. High Powered Boys – Do It
22. Headman feat. Dieter Meier – Gimme (In Flagranti remix)
23. Surkin – Fan out (club mix)
24. Sidechains – Back to Skool
25. Jammin Gerald – Come on y’all

Douster hit up the blogs with three tracks/edits that’s guaranteed to keep you excited until his new remixes for Crookers and Yelle, Kid Sister, Bobmo, French band The Cheerz, Ghanaian rapper X-Pensive Nframa and Savage Skulls drops.

First we have a VIP version of his mega dancefloor slaying track “King Of Africa” which takes the jungle track to house territory, second we have a little take Untold’s track “Anaconda” (“shit makes you dagger like a robot!”) and lastly something for those that have been intrigued by South African internet phenomena Die Antwoord where Douster blended Windows Movie Maker and a YouTube audio rip for a bubblin’ style rework of “Enter The Ninja”

Douster – King Of Africa (VIP mix) (YSI)

Douster – King Of Africa (VIP mix) (zShare)

Untold – Anaconda (Douster Dagga robot edit) (YSI)

Untold – Anaconda (Douster Dagga robot edit) (zShare)

Die Antwoord – Enter The Ninja (Douster Butterfly Remix) (YSI)

Die Antwoord – Enter The Ninja (Douster Butterfly Remix) (zShare)

Young Bobmo returns with the eagerly anticipated “Falling From The Crescent Moon” EP which is out now on Institubes, here’s a promo mix to get your juices flowing.

Bobmo – Falling From The Crescent Moon Promo Mix (Fairtilizer download link)

Tracklist after the jump.

1 – Kevin Saunderson – Velocity funk
2 – ASP – Desert in the city (Kazey remix)
3 – Dance Works – Time to work
4 – Dj Tonka – Phun-ky
5 – Dj Hyperactive – Drummer boy
6 – Beni – Maximus (Harvard bass remix)
7 – Spin laden – Bounce (Douster remix)
8 – Bobmo –
9 – Reeky Garcia – Back to the beat (Riva starr remix)
10 – Major House – Fuck wiz me
11 – Blaqstarr – Hands up, thumbs down (High powered boys remix)
12 – L-Vis 1990 – Compass
13 – Jose 2 hype – Funk in me
14 – Playground productionz – Hypnosis
15 – Nightmares on wax – I’m for real
16 – High Powered Boys – Highway
17 – Duck Sauce – Grand steppin
18 – Bitccode – Grosso morosso
19 – Strip Steve – Dancin
20 – CZR & Alex Peace – This is house music
21 – Johnny Corporate – In the pocket

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.

The Germans in Hey Today! have been hyped up here at Discobelle in the past (that Bobmo remix of their “Wonderman” track is quite something). Here’s their latest mix which drops lots of new joints from them, all neatly packaged together with lots of other great tracks.

Hey Today! – DJ Mix (Sendspace)

Tracklist after the jump.

1. HEY TODAY! – KICKTRO
2. ZOMBIE NATION – RADIO CONTROLLED (HEY TODAY! RMX)
3. BOYS NOIZE – STARTER
4. MAJOR LAZER – PON DI FLOOR (BORIS EDIT)
5. DJ MEHDI – TUNISIA BAMBAATA (MERCURY RMX)
6. ZOMBIE NATION – FORZA
7. SHAROOZ – GET OFF / FAT BOY SLIM – STAR 69 (ACCAPELLA)
8. ADAM FREELAND – UNDER CONTROL (ZOMBIE NATION RMX)
9. BHW – LIVIN´UP
10. CRAZY P – STOP SPACE RETURN (UNABOMBERS)
11. SILENT BREED – ACID FUCKER
12. KLAXONS – GOLDEN SKANS TO INTERZONE (SO ME)
13. HEY TODAY! – NECESSARY EVIL EDIT
14. TIGA – OVERTIME
15. CREATIVE USE – BEAM ME UP
16. SIMIAN MOBILE DISCO -RUN EDIT
17. SHAZAM – LUCKIER (HEY TODAY! RMX)
18. CHELLY – TOOK THE NIGHT
19. ZOMBIE NATION – WORTH IT/ YAZOO – DON´T GO (HEY TODAY! EDIT)
20. LFO – BUTTERSLUT
21 .PHOENIX – LISZTOMANIA (DERDIEDAS RMX)
22. HEY TODAY! – WONDERMAN
23. LAURENT WOLF – THE CROW
24. HEY TODAY! – ROCK – A – PELLA
25. EMPIRE OF THE SUN – STANDING ON THE SHORE (HEY TODAY! RMX)

Hamburg production duo Hey Today! released their debut single on French label Kitsuné last year but their upcoming release “Wonderman” (drops this week with remixes from French boy genius Bobmo and Australian wonders Van She Tech) comes courtey of those hip Aussies in Bang Gang 12 Inches. The title track is a piece of pumping electro with Daft Punk esque vocoder vocals and epic “middle of the night hands in the air” breakdowns.

Hey Today! – Wonderman (radio edit) (direct link)