Unusal pairing up of NYC rockers in The Bravery with NYC bass maestro Drop The Lime for the new single “Slow Poison” (additional remixes will be coming from Of Montreal, Villains, Nic Hard, The 66 60’s and many more. Slow Poison is taken from The Bravery’s upcoming album “Stir The Blood” due to drop on December 1st), Luca doesn’t really bring much wobble bass to the table but instead focuses on funky congas.
A bit weary from last nights Smuts party at Babel where Solo flexed his skills and made the Malmö crowd dance like there was no tomorrow.
Anyway, just yesterday we gave you the Harvard Bass remix of new single “Set Me Free” from Brooklyn bass guru Drop The Lime and today we’e able to hand you the remix from the Zombie Disco Squad boys. Whilst the original is a big room monster complete with house diva vocals from new talent Carrie Wilds (she’ll also be featured on the Crookers record), the Zombies turn it down a notch for more of that funky techhousey sound.
1. Florence + The Machine – You Got The Love (The XX Remix)
2. Gucci Vump – Sha Shtil (L-Vis 1990 VIP Remix)
3. Joy Orbison – J.Doe
4. Drop The Lime – Set Me Free (Lil Silva Remix)
5. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix)
6. Darkstar – Aidy’s Girl Is A Computer (Kyle Hall Oats b So Good Mix)
7. DOUSTER – King Of Africa
8. DJ Mujava – Please Mugwanti
9. L-Vis 1990 – Compass (Christian Martin Remix)
10. Edu K – Avec Le Bon Bons (Worthy Remix)
11. Moderat – Seamonkey (Untold Remix)
12. Cold Pumas – Jela
13. Oni Ayhun – OAROO3 B
14. Slagsmalsklubben – Brutal Weapons
15. Mosca- Square One
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The picture above basically says all that is needed to be said about the Harvard Bass remix of new Drop The Lime single “Set Me Free” (featuring vocals from Carrie Wilds, dropping November 2nd on Trouble & Bass).
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″.
Luca Venezia AKA NYC heavy bass hero Drop The Lime tweeted about his new track “Devil’s Eyes” yesterday (and yeah, that’s him singing on the track). Made in conjunction with Bacardi B-Live, here it is just in time for the weekend.
Our French buddy, the electro demon known as The Toxic Avenger, is about to release two new records on September 29th. A new 12″ entitled “Toxic Is Dead” (out on Iheartcomix and it comes backed with remixes from Drop The Lime, Franki Chan and South Central) and also a Scion CD sampler compilation of that includes 5 new original tracks and of course a myriade of heavy remixes from the likes of Switch, The Juan Maclean, Acid Girls, Jakwob, Designer Drugs, Harvard Bass, Ocelot, Ladytron and Burns. He is also heading out on a Scion release tour in October to support the CD sampler, stops will be NYC, Austin, Cleveland and Philly.
We’ve got the storming title track “Toxic Is Dead” + an absolutely stunning tribalistic remix from the oh so talented L.A duo Acid Girls of the track “любовь навсегда”.
This post has been way too long in the making but here it finally is. Chrissy Murderbot is just about to release his new album on Sleazetone Records come September 1st and it combines elements of juke, dubstep, old-skool rave, bassline, and dancehall. It’s already been getting plays from heavy hitters such as Diplo, Drop The Lime, Rob Da Bank and DJ Donna Summer. The track “Roll Another One” sees sizzurp superstar Hawatha Hurd add his Texan drawl to an infectious juke/dubsteppy beat (fellow Grinder Alex Bok Bok made a fantastic version of the track where he mixed it up with Gregor Salto for his Mixin’ It Up).
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!”
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”.
The Trouble & Bass crew out of NYC seem hellbent on world domination, they’ve taken their bass heavy induced music across the world and everywhere they go they turn party crowds into devout bass believers.
Star Eyes has been dj’ing since the age of 15 and now it’s time for her to drop her first EP “Disappear” which is filled with what should be called “haunted house”. The title track is produced with Drop The Lime and it’s a raved up acid bass monster with mind boggling backwards vocals whereas this remix by Paris own Trouble & Bass bandit Mikix The Cat shows us what happens when you incorporate some of that French flavoured house.