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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After almost a year of constant touring all over the world – including Brazil, the US and Scandinavia + an inspirational trip to Brazil – hyped and boombastic Swedish dancefloor destroyers Maskinen are back with the funky, tribalistic new single “Dansa Med Vapen” (released last week and can be purchased here). The single was produced by Johan Hugo (of Radioclit and The Very Best fame) and features Marina (ex-vocalist for Brazilian phenomena Bonde Do Role). The much anticipated debut album from Maskinen is entitled “Boys II Men” and it will be released by Pope Records on November 4th, production on the album comes from a bunch of top names such as Style Of Eye, DJ Gorky, Edu K, Filthy etc etc.
Daniel Haaksman is just about to release his new “Gostoso” remix EP, and it’s available on both vinyl and digital. It contains remixes from Edu K, DJ Rob 3, Joao Brasil and Schlachthofbronx. We’ve been enjoying all the tracks he’s been feeding us this year and this release doesn’t let us down. To promote the release he is sending out a previously unreleased dub remix of his track “Pobum Coco” from our Finnish boys in Sharkslayer.
Sweat It Out proudly presents their latest effort, “Afro Nuts” which is Hollywood duo Yolanda Be Cool’s ode to what they like to call party tech. On the flipside there’s remixes from Douster, Edu K and DCUP. We can proudly present you with the Douster remix – the French house producer residing in Buenos Aires has gone from strength to strength with his remixes and releases on labels such as new hot shot Sound Pellegrino. This remix is on that jacking tropical and funky tip with some ravey whistles thrown in for good measure, we played it out friday and it feels like it’s hellbent on making you get down.
The very productive and talented Brazilian producer/dj Edu K just finished his latest remix of the track “The Queen Of The Night” from fellow Brazilian duo Superpose (taken from their “Aurora” EP which was just released and also features remixes from other Brazilian producers such as Bloodshake and Roots Rock Revolution). Edu K tweaks the original track into a deep and funky tropical house hit.
“Heya! Just thought it’d be kool 2 introduce u 2 an amazing Finnish duo friends of mine: Femme En Fourrure! It looks like Finland is becomin’ a leader in the nu-school of house with The Renaissance Man obvously leadin’ the path! This here is a really nice 1st mix tape they did, introducin’ their style but also an amazing unreleased original (which is a fixture in my sets already), “Pull Out”. I’m pretty sure we’re all gonna be hearin’ lots more from these guys in the near future but, u can check ‘em right now @ www.myspace.com/femmeenfourrure
The long anticipated debut of Mixhell just dropped. Newly married Igor Cavalera (Ex-Sepultura) and Laima Leyton drops a baile influenced clubgroove with guest vocals from Oh Snap! and Jen Lasher of Baltimore. The vinyl release on top Finnish label New Judas features remixes from Crookers, Les Petits Pilous and Edu K. You can get the release on 12″ from Juno and Phonica
Girlcore will takeover Le Baron in Paris tonight, we’re expecting that fun times will ensue. If you haven’t heard of them before, Girlcore is a London-based all-girl DJ/party collective consisting of among others Isa GT, Naomi//, Nadia Ksaiba and Bisoux Bisoux. They put on a monthly night at Catch in London (previous guests include Little Boots, Heidi (Phonica/Get Physical), JoJo De Freq, Bonde Do Role & Annie Mac) and they hold down a residency at the Solyanka Club in Moscow + they have a ton of exciting projects in the pipeline.
Here’s a promo mix from Isa GT, she’ll release the “Pa’ Chikirri EP” in May on Man Recordings, produced by Crookers and Edu K.
The “In Ya Face EP” is just about to be released (March 9th) on Seclusiasis and it’s a huge dancefloor stormer. Often referred to as the first track to identify Philadelphian production team Dev79 and Starkeys “Street Bass” sound, the original version of this bassheavy tune starts with a throbbing and lurching rhythm mixing with the samples to set the mood before the full on 4×4 dancefloor action kicks in with the cut-up girl rapping “In Ya Face”.
Brazil’s wild man producer/MC/DJ Edu K, Venezuelan producer/DJ Pharaoh (of Todosantos fame), Torontos very own Egyptrixx and Chi-town favorite Willy Joy all sprinkle some remix goodness on the EP.
The people behind one of Australias top blogs Scatterblog are about to turn it up a notch with the launch of the digital label with same name, the first release is limited edition compilation “Real Music For Hustlers” which features 21 tracks from the Scatterblog crew (Scattermish, Mu-Gen, Mat Cant, Paz, Lewis Cancut, Slap & Dash, Digital Manges etc.) of almost all new and unreleased tracks, along with hidden tracks from Brazilian mad man Edu K and Baltimore legend Scottie B. A limited amount of physical copies will be available at the Edu K gig on the February 21st @ The Espy in Melbourne. They’re also planning to release some of the originals as singles in the future.
Here’s an exclusive original track of b-more bumping goodness that they were nice enough to send over.
