L-Vis 1990 just gave us permission to post his VIP edit of that epic remix of the Gucci Vump track “Sha! Shtil!” (you know, the track inspired by an old Jewish folk song). This can just be described as: huge!
Gucci Vump – Sha! Shtil! (L-Vis 1990 VIP remix) (zShare)
PS. America, watch out because L-Vis 1990 and Bok Bok are about to destroy your dancefloors.
UK genius L-Vis 1990 is definetely one of the most hyped up producers in 2009 going from strength to strength with his funky yet bass heavy releases; he started out with the massive “United Groove” single on Mad Decent, moved onto the recent smash “Night Slugs EP” together with fellow Londoner Bok Bok on Dress 2 Sweat and now he joins the ranks over at the new heavy hitters in Sound Pellegrino with his stunning “Compass/Zahonda EP”. Christian Martin (of Dirtybird fame) gives us his more evil electro/techno take on “Compass”.
One of the best remixes of 2009? L-Vis 1990 is definetely up there with his insanely good rendition of the Jewish traditional influenced track “Sha! Shtil!” from new hype mystery producer Gucci Vump. This remix is bound to get alot of plays from us and of course pretty much everyone else. Excellent French label Sound Pellegrino is of course aboard the Gucci Vump train and the EP drops exclusively on Beatport today, backed with another remix from Downtown (½ of Finnish wonder duo Renaissance Man).
A remix that’s one year old? No worries, this remix by the mighty British purveyors of house Zombie Disco Squad of the Adam Sky & Danny Williams track “The Imperious Urge” still goes off sounding as fresh as the stuff put out by the likes of Sound Pellegrino or maybe even something that zombies would party to. (Thanks to Exploited Records who are dropping some smashing releases in the near future)
Adam Sky & Danny Williams – The Imperious Urge (Zombie Disco Squad remix) (YSI)
Adam Sky & Danny Williams – The Imperious Urge (Zombie Disco Squad remix) (Sharebee)
The long awaited and sensational “Belly Dance” EP release from our Swiss buddies in Round Table Knights has finally dropped on Deadfish Audio. If you like the groovy stuff put out by the likes of Sound Pellegrino, Solo, Mowgli, Riva Starr etc. then you’re bound to enjoy this EP. Here’s an enticing minimix of all the tracks, make sure to go get the full release ASAP.
After posting the superb Raph summer mix last week, we can now give you a break off track from the mix which is his very own “Africa” remix of the track “Tivoli” by Swedish superstar dj/producer Steve Angello.
“2009. RAPH, the choosen one, the sacred child from Liege’s Tibet, appeared. The 21 years-old boy already earned the trust and respect of his elders the great sages from Forma.T and Partyharders, through which he enchained the parties alongside masters like the great Laidback Luke or also the Atlanta rap dealer lover Brodinski. Springtime he released 2 mixtapes which were quickly approved by Solo, Riva Starr, Harvard Bass but also Teki Latex, the guru of Sound Pellegrino, small-brother label of Institubes. There are many stories that show his potential and his multiple influences…Keep an eye on this young disciple before he exceeds his masters. (original french version by Teki Latex)”
Steve Angello – Tivoli (RAPH Africa Remix) (Soundcloud download link)
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.
Yolanda Be Cool – Afro Nuts (Douster remix) (direct link)
BONUS: The dope original version.
Teki Latex and Orgasmic AKA Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team brings us a new mix, if you heard the previous two then you know what to expect. Funky, tribalistic summer/world house ftw!
Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team – Rainforest Frog Symphony mix (zShare)
Tracklist after the jump.
The French maestro Teki Latex just sent us a track from the upcoming release on his fine imprint Sound Pellegrino. You’ve all heard of Mikix The Cat which is the more in your face alter ego of Momma’s Boy AKA Mike Gnacadja. Now we got the flip side track “Give It Up” from his new EP which is one fine piece of music and it will no doubt get tons of plays. Here’s the lodown courtesy of Teki:
“…While unleashing his hard bass-driven rave bursts as Mikix for Luca’s label Trouble & Bass, Mike kept his lighter, more playful side away from the public ear, but not from the Sound Pellegrino Thermal Team’s hard drives. Influenced by the sparse sounds of the house music of Now, as well as a rightful return to the African rythms of his Beninese roots, channelled by his move from Paris to Berlin, a new face of Mike Gnacadja was born, we decided to name it Momma’s Boy (after the restaurant in Curb Your Enthusiasm).
Orgasmic and I had an argument about whether “Give It Up” should be the A-side or not, but things like that don’t really matter anymore with digital releases, do they? Anyway I believe “Give It Up” is the hit of the EP. Banging yet subtle, evil yet pointing towards the direction of “a fun jam”, this track is like a sprinkle of hagelslag on an already delicious piece of toast in the middle of a well-furnished musical Dutch breakfast.
- Teki Latex”
Art work by Ill Studio
I hope no one missed out on that the new Renaissance Man EP “What Is Guru/Aloha” is out on Sound Pellegrino (if you been living under a rock, go get it here).
Here is what Teki wrote in the promotext for the showcase night in Paris this Friday with Renaissance Man, Laidback Luke and Teki Latex:
“It doesn’t take an expert to notice that, in the last few months, a new musical family has built itself on the ruins of loud big beat-like fidget and overly distorted washing machine-electro.
Inspired by the “less is more” ethics of minimal techno as much as the DIY/”sample-anything-as-long-as-it’s-got-attitude” philosophy of hip-hop, this new unnamed form of groovy and refreshing house music is rising and Sound Pellegrino is proud to be at the forefront of such an exciting phenomenon.
In the wake of their acclaimed Dubsided hit EP “Spraycan”, with Kitsune and Deadfish releases already buzzing and the whole dance music world wanting a piece of them in 2009, Finnish duo Renaissance Man deliver a massive EP for Sound Pellegrino which promises to catch the ear of an insanely wide spectrum of audiences, confirming their status of most exciting new house act of the year.
It is quite hard to resist the catchiness of the tongue-in-cheek vocal sample in “What Is Guru”, and even your mother will soon ask you to burn her a CD of “that Krishna song” you play all the time. But once the novelty’s gone, the thing that makes “What Is Guru” an ultimate club hit is the impeccable and original production, serving a groove reminiscent of Akufen’s early radio-chopping work. It’s so good that Riva Starr, a fan of the early demo version of the original, and one of artists who helped define this new sound we keep writing about, made us the honor to provide an infectious percussive remix which will prove itself more than useful for DJs who aren’t feeling the whole vocal/spiritual breakdown thing. “Aloha” and its accompanying dub are equally as lethal on dancefloors, perpetuating the tradition of tribal, menacing post-Baltimore Sound Pellegrino riddims installed by Zombie Disco Squad’s “Eurovision”.
We said we weren’t gonna give it a name, but if “sparse house music with conceptual samples” is an army, then Renaissance Man are the most devoted soldiers who become generals in the middle of the movie.
Teki”
Renaissance Man – What Is Guru (direct link)
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