DJ Ayres – Flashing Lights from DJ Ayres on Vimeo.

Our Vancouver homie Neoteric just tipped us off about this new thing that Dave Nada started making, it’s called moombahton and it’s dutch house slowed down.

“Dave Nada invented Moombahton (pronounced Moom-buh-tone) at his little cousin’s house party when he slowed an Afrojack remix down to 108 beats per minute. Since then, he’s been making reggaeton-tempo edits of Dutch house and tropical house, and clubs have been going crazy for the stuff”

Dave Nada – Moombahton EP (download link)

BONUS: Check The Fader for an interview with Dave Nada about the project.

Two of our favorite dj’s, Tittsworth & DJ Ayres, run a label called T & A Records and on their latest release they teamed up with the Unruly camp for this “Royalty EP”. This is top class b-more and you all need to cop it ASAP. Ayres put together a special treat for all you Discobelle readers, a 11 minute promomix with all the tracks from the EP.

DJ Ayres – Royalty mix for Discobelle (zShare)

TRACKLIST:

DJ Technics – What Not What
Tittsworth – Ante Up
Scottie B – Find A Way
DJ Tameil – Bump Like This
Bamabounce vs. Say Wut – Punchemindaface
DJ Ayres – Angel Of Death (Punchemindaface Part 2)

BONUS: Ayres was also kind enough to give us some more goodies, three exclusive promotracks and they are…

DJ Ayres – Angel Of Death (Fuck Off Nazi Punks Instrumental) (zShare)

This is the demo version of the Slayer joint from Royalty, before I added the “Punchemindaface” vocals.

Tittsworth – Ante Up (DJ Ayres “up the tempo” edit) (zShare)

Tempo change tracks are the flavor of the month since Micky Slim’s “Jump Around,” so here is another one to throw in that pile. It starts at the original Ante Up intro then speeds up to Tittsworth’s remix.

KW Griff – In The Air Tonight (DJ Ayres Quiet Storm) (zShare)

I’d been ending my sets with KW Griff’s remix of Phil Collins, but it was a little too rowdy for my tastes, so I redid it with mellower drums and changed the structure up a bit to give it some movement.