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Nightshifters have given us plenty of amazing releases as of late, here’s their latest one and it’s completely free. The “Vampire Killah” EP from fantastic Tokyo based DJ P.O.L. Style should work wonders for your upcoming Halloween gig with its sinister housey b-more stylings and dark organ stabs. A slew of remixes comes courtesy of Australian producer Trumpdisco, Grindins own LOL Boys as well as Nightshifter mate Rob Threezy and label top dog DJ Donna Summer!

DJ P.O.L. Style – Vampire Killah EP (zip file, direct link)

Nightshifters continues with their heavy bass induced world takeover, their next release comes from two of NYCs finest dj’s/producers, namely Udachi and Jubilee who gives us the “Paypur EP”.

“We’re proud to present our next EP, this time a collaborative effort between two of New York’s Hottest DJ/producers Udachi and Jubilee! A beast of a release, Paypur features two incredible original tracks by the duo and five stunning remixes. AC Slater states “This could easily be the biggest release of 2009. I’ve been playing this in every one of my DJ sets for the past 6 months.” Garnering support from the likes of Tommie Sunshine, Fake Blood, DJ Craze, and Klever, and BBC Radio 1 Airplay on Kissy Sellouts show, it has breakthrough potential! “Paypur” begins on a mellow old school tip with an 808 bounce that builds into an oscillating frenzy of a drop. The track follows an imaginary clubber on his first night out, he thinks he has the swag, but the push and pull of the track shows the subtle comedy of someone succumbing to too much “fun”, then regresses from the perfect bliss of mixed substances before hurling it up with a psychedelic whine of chest thumping bass.

While the two original tracks are simply amazing, the remixes are equally incredible. Nick Catchdubs enlists hot-as-fuck lyricist Kid Daytona to re-construct Paypur into a screwed dirty south styled jam filled with swagger and ready for radio airplay. Venezuela’s Cardopusher pushes the bass to the maxx with his mosh-pit-dubstep remix of the same tune, while Thunderheist’s Grahmzilla flips the vibe into an expansive techno affair ready for your next sunrise session. Breakbeat hardcore legend Luna-C turns “Smoke Rings” into a dub-bass rave anthem of the next level akin to ‘SL2 on a ragga tip’. And while a rave vibe can also be felt in Dre Skull’s incredible remix, he pushes up the Funky snares and adds a sinister breakdown that’s sure to get shirts flung off the dance floor.”

Udachi & Jubilee – Paypur (direct link)

BONUS: Nick Catchdubs just sent over his remix with Kid Daytona.

Udachi & Jubilee – Paypur (Nick Catchdubs remix (zip file with main + clean version, Sendspace)

Video for “Smoke Rings”.

We’ve been mad sleeping on this (Sorry Jason and Jess) but finally i managed to sit down for a post about this new Rampage release on the consistently awesome Nightshifters label.

Rampage is part of the Ghetto Division crew in Chicago along with Rob Threezy, Charlie Glitch and MaddJazz and his new EP “War” is the latest release on NYC/Berlin based Nightshifters. The track that we got for you today – “Loving You Is Easy” – is on that blasting housed up b-more style that Rampage has become noted for.

Rampage – Loving You Is Easy (direct link)

BONUS: The Sicilian duo Blatta & Inesha turns the title track “War” into a kuduro infected monster of a track.

Rampage – War (Blatta & Inesha remix) (direct link)

Bok Bok, Manara and L-Vis 1990 over at London club Night Slugs invited Toronto producer/dj Egyptrixx over to Europe give us all a good bass smashing. Following last week’s gig at Scala in Berlin (together with DJ Donna Summer and Jubilee from the Nightshifters crew), they’re now getting ready to show London what it’s all about tomorrow night. To get you in the right spirit, here’s a promo mix from Egyptrixx.

Egpytrixx – Euro tour/Zshed promo mix (Divshare)

Tracklist and remaining tourdates after the jump.

PS. Terror Danjah will join in on the fun and here’s his grimey promo mix. (Via Fact Magazine)

Fact Mix 47 – Terror Danjah

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The seventh release on the all out awesome Berlin/NYC based label Nightshifters and it’s Chi-town B-more/house/bass producer Rob Threezy who brings us a jaw dropping EP entitled “The Change Up” (comes with remix work from Jokers Of The Scene, DJ Sega and Mikix The Cat). The title track gives us ravey synths that makes way for a wonky bass but by then we’ve already given in to this monster.

Rob Threezy – The Change Up (direct link)

Edinburgh producer and Nightshifters affiliate Hostage goes from strength to strength with an absolutely massive output of tracks, remixes and edits. These latest two offerings, “Pirates” and “Rudeboys”, were unleashed on the unsuspecting net via the awesome people over at Discodust (where you’ll also find his aUtOdiDakT remix) yesterday. “Pirates” is full on bassline madness whereas “Rudeboys” is more in the lines of Jamaican dubstep and it’s our favorite of the two.

Hostage – Pirates (YSI)

Hostage – Pirates (Sharebee)

Hostage – Rudeboys (YSI)

Hostage – Rudeboys (Sharebee)

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.

Our favorite Canadian dj duo, Jokers Of The Scene, brings us this fit and dark mix for gory clothing label Actual Pain.

Jokers Of The Scene x Actual Pain – Since Our Last Report Many Things Have Changed mixtape (zip file, direct link)

BONUS: Pumping new technoish Jokers Of The Scene remix of the track “H Muet” from The Brash (lifted off The Brash first effort “Mute & Nude EP”, which is a digital release by Canadian label Saboteur Records and will be out on May 8th). Also, be on the look out for their mighty remix of the new Rob Threezy track “The Change Up” which will be out next month on Nightshifters.

“Two guys from around the corner. A DJ and a geek. Straightforward electronic music. Nothing more, nothing less. Jokers of the Scene. Ottawa beat destroyers and Fool’s Gold members.”

The Brash – H Muet (Jokers Of The Scene remix) (Mediafire)

Tracklist for the mixtape after the jump.

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The latest release on the excellent Nightshifters label drops today and it’s the EP “Rock It Out” from Bushwick bass phantom AC Slater. We can seriously say that this is a destroyer, where you’ll find the urging vocals of “Get it down, rock it out” teaming up with a wobbly bassline!

AC Slater – Rock It Out (direct link)

Jason Forrest (AKA DJ Donna Summer) runs Nightshifters together with the best lady in NYC – Jubilee – and by the looks of this mix they’ll be doing it big in 2009. The mix previews some of the exciting tracks that they’ll release in the near future. Chokeful of goodies, watch out for that Jokers Of The Scene remix at the end…It’s massive!

DJ Donna Summer – Night Mix, Feb 2009 (direct link)

BONUS: Two essential tracks for your listening pleasure.

Dillinja – Twist Em Out (Proper Villains Remix) (direct link)

“KILLER bass heavy remix for you by Proper Villians. Made for Palms Out Sounds but we wanted to spread the wealth as it’s just too freakin great to be missed!”

Hostage – Bring The Music (direct link)

“Funny and completely latin sounding bass-rave-salsa number from Scotland. Yeah, we were surprised when he heard it too! HAHA!”

PS. Check out the brand new Hostage remix of La Roux over at Discodust.

Tracklist for the mix after the jump.

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